The San Francisco call., 1898-02-12
MEATH OLD
 GLORY'S FOLDS.
Army and Navy Cotillon. Last Meeting of the
 Friday Nights.

The army ana navy TelSneQ supreme at the final cotillon of the Fortnightlys at Golden Gate Hall Thursday evering.
 The military took entire charge of the affair, and, brilliant and successful as the preceding events of this fashion able club have been, the entertainment managed even to surpass the magnifi- cent record. The decorations of the hall were in keeping with the spirit of the affair. The stage was banked with giant palms and cool greenery. in the midst of which gleamed punches of naked swords.
 The stars and stripes draped the balcony rail and were pinned up in graceful folds. at regular intervals with sabers, while at either side of the en- trance were stacked arms.
 There were 225 dancers on the floor.
 The guests began to arrive shortly after g, and the cotillon was at once inaugurated.
 Lieutenant Nolan and Miss Sharp led the first figure, Lieutenant Ha1ne the second, Lieutenant kilbourne and Miss Mary Bell Gwin the third and Lieutenant Carson and Miss Emma Butler the fourth.
 The ladies in the first set were Miss SuSiG A'A1os' AANAN1A Miss Edna Hopkins, the Misses Borel, the Misses Kate and Margaret Sails bury. Miss Alice Hoffman, Miss May Hoffman, Miss Therese Morgan, Miss Gertie Carroll, Miss Florence Josselyn, Miss Fannie Baldwin, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss. Muriel Atherton, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Helen Smith and Miss Clara Hamilton.
 The patronesses of the Fortn1ghtlys, Mesdames Gordon Banding, Antoine Borel, E. w. Hopkins, Charles Jos selyn. H. l.. Dodge, l.. l.. Baker and Monroe Salisbury. have given eight dances during the season, each of which was a delightful success. They scored their two greatest trlumpns Ill securing E. H. Sheldon and Max Me Mutt to lead at several of their fashion able dances.
 Although Lent is still two weeks dis tant. with the final Fortnightly of Thursday evening the social season may be said to be virtually closed.
 The last meeting of the Friday Nights was held last evening at Native Sons Hall, L. M. Greenway leading with Miss Therese Morgan.
 The hall was decorated III the usual artistic manner the attendants at the cotiIlon have learned to expect Pink and green, red and white tones were artfully mingled, and the effect of the whole was brilliant in the extreme. Four figures of the cotillon were danced, and then supper was served.
 After supper general dancing was in order and was continued untll a. m. The attendance was the largest that has lent it's presence to the Friday nights this season, and included:
 Miss Bessie Ames and Leonard Chenery, Miss c. Ayers and G. Bates, Miss Muriel Atherton and G. H. Powers; MISS a Bacon ,ao1 fanant Capps. Leontine Blakeman and lieutenant Gardiner, Miss Sophie Borel and Lieutenant Robins, Miss Bertie and rnll rl and Lieutenant Wilcox, Miss Cad wallader and s. Fl. Boardman, Miss Fran ces Curry and H. B. Beeder, Miss Sarah and R. P. Mcdonald. Miss Della David snn and Gerald Rathbone. Miss Bernice Drown and A. B. Russell, Miss Jane Dunn and Aylett Gotfen ,s sr Ariss sss cbaratae palne Euenwood and Lawrence Van Wrinkle, Miss Lille Follis and F. A. Greenwood, Miss Mary Bell Gwin and Joe Iobin, Miss Edna Hopkins and Latham McMullen, Miss May Hoffman and Augustus Taylor, Miss Alice Hoffman and Harry Stetsoon. len. Ethel Keeney and Charles Fernald, Miss Florence Josselyn and MT. Breeze, Mrs. Hutchlns and J. D. Palmer. Mrs. narS Muypy and T. Berry, Miss Marie Messer and Henry Dibblee. Miss Therese Nor gan and E. M. -Greenway, Miss Alice Moore and MT. Moore, Miss Frances Moore and George Martin, Miss Adelaide Murphy and W. B, Sanborn. Miss Marie Istton and Lieutenant Wolff, Miss Ger tie Palmer and H. W. Crowell, Miss Isa- bel Preston and D. A. Wiltsee, Miss. FL MoheI Swift and Percy King. Miss Ethel smith and George H. Wheaton, Miss Florence Stone and Stanley Sta Jashson, Miss Meiayn Thomas and W. Denman, Miss Helen Thornton and Ralph Carr, Miss Romie Wallace and Perry Hayne. Miss Helen Wagner and H. p: Smith. Miss Itlaaner Woods and Burbank Somers, Miss Marie Wells and Alfred Clement, Mrs. Whittier and Walter s. Martin. Mrs. G. P. Ayers. Mrs. L. L. Baker, Mrs. IT Z BIakeman, Mrs. Antoine Borel,. Mrs I- R IT l,arrnl NIT and Mrs