The San Francisco call., 1899-09-10

ballet girls in picturesque poses
Blanche Letoher considers art an excel
lent substitute for a domestic life, as
does Emilia Kalisher, the California
girl who has just returned from Paris.
Miss Mabel Aver finds her pleasure
in the attainment of culture and the
frivOlitieS of society. She is the Secre-
tary of the Forum Club and has ad-
vanced views On Women's rights and
privileges.
Miss Beaver is another society girl
who possesses the independent feelings
of a bachelor. She is of the Charming
Auxiliary Directory and goes in for
mental and musical culture. Miss
Beatrice TObin is bachelor girl of the
English type. athletic, jolly and happy.
Miss FarquharsOn, like Miss Beaver, is
interested in mental culture and is a
member of the Claiming Auxiliary.
Miss LOttie GashWiler is an up-to- date
bachelor girl.
In the field of short story writer's ap-
pear Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, editor Of
The Puritan; Geraldine Bonner and
GWendolen OVeTtOn. Then there is
Amy L. Wells, who combines with her
talent as an expert stenographer the
ability TO write bright jokes, verse,
sketches and stories.
Jennie Dunphy and Emile Hager are
representatives. of the woman bachelor
element i'll our most exclusive circles.
Jennie Flood, by reason of her millions,
is enabled to live a free and pleasurabie
existence, almost constantly travelling.
Marie VOORHEES, has exhibited no inCli-
nation to forsake her fathers home
Ardella M!ls W. H. Mills eldest
daughter, is devoted to her home and to
her music Mira Burnett is another So
ciety girl who finds music an interest
ing study; she is the secretary of the
Ensemble Club. Miss Edith Bucking-
ham, daughter of Mrs Thomas K.
Church is cultured and musical. Pau
line and Grace Morrill,, daughters of the
late Paul Morrill,, are bachelor young
women with independent ideas, and as
they have plenty of money they are able
to live according to their views. Miss
Jennie Mcfarland, Judge T. 3. MCFar-
lands daughter, is an up-tO-date bach
elor maid, as is Susie Russell, who is
one Of the Goad sisters particular
friends She is a sister of Mrs. William
Clark. Then there are the Misses Tay
and their friend Miss Danforth, all
fond of society and understanding how
best to enjoy life
Miss Alyce Gates and her sister Ger
trude are modern bachelors. The former
sings charmngly and the latter re-
cites. Maude Noble, who plays the
trombone in Mr. Howe's amateur or
chestra, is a University graduate and
is now taking a medical course at the
Cooper Medical College. She is in no
hurry to forsake her bachelorhood.
Maude A. Smith, president of the
Chaminade Club, is an advanced young
bachelor She is up to date On all sub
jects. but is especially devoted to
music
In Sacramento Eta BirdsalI leads
the van of bachelor maids in society.
She has travelled all over Europe, mas
been to Japan, and excels as a cOnver-
sationist. She is magnificent
dresser and is feminine and charming
in manner. Florence McKune. Judge
Mckune's daughter, is as we'll known in
San Francisco as in Sacramento So
ciety. She is jolly and very up to date.
Also prominent among the capitals
girl bachelors are Minnie Clarke, Judge
Clarhe's daughter, sister of Mrs.
Charles McCreary; Ella Smith, daugh-
ter Of Edwin F. Smith, but who lives
with Mrs. Downey Harvey's mother,
Mrs. Cutler; Helen Lindley cousin Of
Marie Burroughs; Susie Garfield, Lot
tie Wilsey and many others.
In Oakland the Misses Huff are
prominent for the interest they take in
the Ebeu Society. They live in San
Leandro and entertain extensively.
Miss Darlington is also an Oakland
bachelor. She plays the cello, sings
and is fond of society.
Alameda has many young women
bachelors. among them: Miss Hunter,
who is one of th1 most popular girls in
society, and Miss eastman, also a So
ciety girl; Susie Figg. Mrs Frank Nc
Cormick's sister, and very musical.
and Ada Ramsdell, a university gradu-
ate, who has adopted a teachers
career.
The Misses Hush of Fruitvale NAV he
classed among the bachelor girls of Ala
media County. They have travelled widely
in Europe and the East and are accom-
plished in music.
Miss Lou Wall is another Oakland
bachelor girl who has made q name IN
the world of art. Her figure studies are
more than merely clever, they are full Of
soul.
Miss Frances Joliffe the fourth of the
beautiful Jolliffe sisters. is only a society
girl by compulsion. Her desire is to be
an actress, and ever since she left Vassar
she has had that ambition in view. She
had some stage experience with the Mod
jeska company.
Miss Anna Miller Wood resides in Bos-
ton, but occasionally returns to san
Francisco, her old home, for visits of
few months. She is contralto OF the
First Unitarian Church, Boston, and is
the favorite pupil of Arthur Foote the
composer. r-,-
Clubs most active members. She Ie,aas nas
sketches She is independent and de-
voted to her art.
Miss Jennie Blair Is very nfapPy nfa2leyr
and rich, charitably inclined ana iona Oh
travel and society.
beautiful and talented bachelor girl, lives
with her mother in very coy fiat. Her
home life is quiet, as much of 1t is spent
IN resting At, At 10 +s in the moTnng Miss
Home in time for dinner and a few mo-
ments' rest, back again TO the theater,
then home at H. and the chafng dish is
busy for three-quarters Of an hour. A
charming hostess is she, and as good q
cook as she Is charming.