The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

danced, George T. Montgomery leading
with Miss Annie Gerlach. Those In the
first set were Robert Schord and MISS
Belle Herzer,. Bernard Phi Gleason a aIld
Miss Minnie Strehl, Bruce w. Large and
Miss Lulu Lurch, Leslie l. Coggins ana
Miss Florence Meyers, BOYD Howe ana
Miss Hattie Henrik, Joseph T; Lawn ana
Miss Daisy Pabst, Allen Ferguson ana
Miss Maud Pabst.
Robert E. Tracey, one of the, club S
foremost members, left on the 18th Tor a
trip to Central America.
Miss Marian Bentley, the charming
young pianist who Is soon Ii to taxi up 6er
parture reside at the Baldwin Hotel. Her
cousin, Mrs. Harrison, is with her.
Miss Mae Curley left here on. the I'd
for Providence, r. L, to attend the we'd
ding of her cousin, which took place in
that city on Wednesday last. Miss Cur
ley expects to remain in the East during
the winter
A theater party was given on Saturday
last at the Baldwin by Miss Sue Healey-
At the conclusion of the play Miss Hea-
ley entertained her guests at dinner at
the Misses Hazel Hooker, Delphine Jen-
nings Mabel Hooker. Marguerite Duffee,
MurieI Worth Lolo Tevis, Geneyieve FL
Hot, Lloyd Tevis, Harold Howe, Ben VIII
lis Ed LochWin, Merrill OSgood, George
GRAVITY, Stanley Cole and Emery Cog
gins. Mrs. DR.. Rutland chaperoned the
A delightful reception was held .satur77
day evening at the new home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Brady Their new Nh home dbe,c was
flowers of the season. AT midnight
supper was served; Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Brady, Mrs: M.
Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. thomas Brady
Walter Geimann, Mr.. and Mrs: Trainor,
Mr.. Savara. Mr. and Miss Kerrigan. DR..
Waldo Poole, Miss NJ. Rudy, Richard
Brady, the Misses Joyce, j. Council. Au-
gust Geimann, Cornelius O'Reiliy, Ed
ward Brady, William Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheehan and Mr.. Renwick.
The third meeting, of the Sans Souce
Miss Alice Amber, 2OO4 Larkin street on
Friday evening, November 4. After a
well contested game the prizes were
Arthur Schmidt.
Mrs C. Roundey gave a tea recently
on the corner of Fulton and Steiner
streets. 1t was an informal affair. The
leaves The invited guests were: Miss
Nellie Fay Miss Sawtell, Miss Nora G.
Cashin, Miss Martha L. Johnson and
Miss Jessie Briggs, Miss Grace A. Robin
Mrs. w. w. Ross has just returned
from an extended tour throughout the
East She has taken apartments at the
Hotel Alexander. 731 Suffer street, and
will be pleased to see her friends Tuesday
afternoons.
Misses Rose and Jeanette Keene, will
be at home to their friends this afternoon
from 2 until 5 o'clock.
The pupils of W. W. Anderson's dane
| ing academy will give a fancy dress and
domino party on Thanksgiving night, No
vember "a at Saratoga Hall, S14 Geary
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandman announce the
engagement of their daughter Eta to
| Morris Marks of this city.
! Mrs. Bessie Scott Pirie will shortly
! leave for Manila to join her husband Cor
poral Pirie, of the First Tennessee Regi-
| ment
The engagement is announced of Miss
Pearl King and B. Alexander. They will
| receive at 1011 Alice street, Oakland, to-
| day. from to o'clock
| The initial party of the third season of
! the Fin de Steele Whist Club was held
on Thursday night at the home of Mss
Lillian Beauman, 1911 Cough street. After
three spirited games the first prizes We're
awarded to Miss Faith Gambitz and Il.
w Morgan and the consolation prizes to
Miss Ida Wolfe and Ed Whitney. The
members are: Miss J. Hromada, J. II.
| Wheeler Miss Susie Logan, T. r. Jones,
| J. c. Crooks, Miss B. l.. Gambitz, F. A.
West. Miss L. Beauman, E. w. Gates,
H. W. Morgan, Miss J. Clabrough,
George French, l.. e. Phillips, Miss Part
ridge. w. B. Burner, Miss Faith Gambitz,
Ed whitney Miss Ida Wolfe, D. Boyer,
Miss A Vellguth, L. r. Gambitz, A. J..
Kennedy, Miss Alice Partridge and o..
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