The San Francisco call., 1898-02-27


 Society is resting and interesting
 lS itself in church and charity work
 and incidentally preparing for the regular summer exodus.
 No social festivities will mark the pe- riod of sackcloth and ashes During mid Lent small luncheons and dinners will be in order. but until then rest, peace, quiet for fashions devotees.
 "I Gondolieri' gave a very enjoyable masquerade party last Monday evening at Maple Hall. Many of the members wore very elaborate costumes. Among those present were:
 Miss Clothilde Chichizola, Miss Emma Grondona, Miss S. Sposito, Miss Stella Petrachi, Miss Lillie Rocea, Miss Eleanor Celia, Miss Vera Panario, Miss Lydia Spadina, Miss Ange Spadina, Miss Lottie Borlini Miss Pedrina Pellarano, Miss Mary Pellarano, Miss L. Marsellas, Miss M Beretta, Miss Adeline Maggini, Miss Eda Beronio, Miss M. Decourtieux. Miss A. Levaggi, Miss Maggie Fontana, Miss A. R. Arata, Miss Alice Bacigalupi, Miss Maggie Bacigalupi, Miss Eugenia Brizzo- lara, Mrs. H. J. Sartori Miss Rica Merlo, Miss Emma Roberts, Miss Margaret Rob erts, Miss P. Bartlett, Miss R. Bart- BorIini, H. L. Sartori, C. F. Grandona,. w. R: ,Borlini, V; Luehetti; Dr. coHi;.J; H, J; saI- tori, N. Pellerano, c CaglieTi, A A, 4. SBarboro, G. Bacigalupi, A. H. Gia- martini, Carl Bundschu, A. c. Baidocch1, L. F. Sericano, s. Federspiel, Alex w. -Pape, Bert L. Davis, B. L. Bush, A. Linn berg; J.-E. Pakes c. A. Davis, G. 5. Root, pr. E: A. Clay, D. FIR. Axton, Fred El- iott, J. L. Halsted,
 The. second party of the Cotillon Club of 1888 took place on Friday eVenlng' . a1N,- Ea pr The affair was a most delightful one. Several figures of the german were danced, led by Bruce Large and Miss May Schuur Those in the first set were Robert Schord, Miss Minnie Strehl, Bernard Philip Gleason and Miss Kate F.: Lynch, William B. Schord, Miss Flor enee, Meyers, Jose P. Lavin, Miss Flora Smith, Leslie Coggins and Miss Maude Papst, A. Ferguson, Lulu Edwards, R.. B. Howe, Miss Alyse Adamson, George T. Montgomery, Miss Eda A. Conrad, Grace Culbertson, William w. Leathe and .' Mrs. M. L. Ainsworth gave theater party on Monday night at the Baldwin , and later entertained the guests at SUD- Those present were Miss Edie M. Con ley, Miss Ella McElroy. Miss Clara Fields, Miss Lillian Piombo of Oakland, Miss Bernice Page, Miss Grace Free man, Messrs. Arthur Van Tessler, Bruce l.. Coleman, Ina Blackerville, Harvey A. Stone, Arthur Hicock and Clyde L. AinSWorth-
 Thursday evening the Zeta Omicron fraternity of the College of Medicine, Un- : iversity of California, held it's second an nual banquet at the California Hotel. Mel C. Trew introduced Henry Kugeler. toasts were responded to: "Our Hon orary Members pr: J. M. Williamson; :. Medical Department. University of Cal iforniaf" pr. R. Beverly Cole; Our Fra :. ternfty,''. pr. Washington Dodge; "Our Alumni pr. Ryfkogel; Art in Medi- eine,' pr. Hay; '.Zeta Omicron,'' G. L. Stevenson: Our Students pr. Powers; Foreign Students" Dr. won Hoffman; Future of Our Fraternity" Dr. Barbat; Our University" Dr. Huntington. Musi- gal selections were rendered by T. Allen Smith and c. J. McChesney and recita- tions: by William E. Stevens.
 R. Beverly Cole, M. D., Washington Dodge, M; D., George H. Powers, M. D., J. M.. Williamson, M. D., D. W. Mont gomery, M. D., c. A. von Hoffman, M D.. ". D. Taylor, M. D., J. Henry Barbat M. D, H. A: L. Ryfkogel, NJ. D., Herbert C.. Moffitt, M. D., William Gilbert Hay M. D.. H. E. A. Kugeler, M. D., Thomas