The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29


airy and Colonial affairs followed.
A peasant evening was spent by the
members of Juvenile Court, Star OF the
Hall. 1o2 o'Farrell street. An enjoyable
programme was rendered by the members
and their friends.
tillion was held last Friday evening at Co
tillion Hall. on Polk street, and was lerge-
ly attended. The guests and members
Mere MTr Pbeh Peeeiyea by the lady an-
kins, Mrs. A. w. Foster, Mrs. A. H. Yoor-
MES, Mrs. =. E. Huntington, Mrs; }. W;
McClung, Mrs W. A. McKittrick. ard
Mrs; W, H: Mills. The cotillion was i LED
by Mr.. E. NJ. Greenway, assisted by Mr..
Foster Of San Rafael. and the debutantes
IN the first set were Miss Edith Stupps'
ger, Miss Mamie Josselyn, Miss Leila
Noorhies. Miss Elizabeth Huntington,
Miss Alma McClung. Miss Jeanette HOOP
er, Miss Eleanor Morrow, Miss Azana l.
Keys, Miss Bessie Mills and Miss Mary
Foster. Supper was served at about nal1-
past Il, and the music was kept going un-
I'll o'clock. The. next meeting is an
nounced TO take place on Friday Decem-
ber l.
The Saturday Fortnightlies had their
second dance at Cotillion Hall last Satur-
day evening. when the german was LED oy
The musical and literary entertainment
and icecream social given in aid OF cooper
Memorial Church, Ninth avenue, near n
Ia every way. The church was crowded.
to overlooking and the people were wen
pleased with the programme. Ihe nusl-
cal and literary exercises were well rem
dered by Mrs. r. Keller, Mrs. Joe Clarh'
Mrs A. Alexander, Miss Mary Westhous
Professor Graebel, Joe Riley ana otheTs.
The clerk of the church, Edward EWalo'
who acted as master of ceremonies
thanked all those who had contributed 70
make the affair a success on behalf OF the
congregation. Rev. I. j. Luce. the pastor,
building for this thus far only place OF
religious worship south OF Golden CATE
Park. He spoke Of the necessity or main.
tanning the same on account OF the loV
children in the fast-growing district. TOO
much praise cannot be given to the ladie
who had charge of the affair and who did
everything to make it pleasant for those
present The committee consisted of the
following ladies: Mrs. Kate Jones, Mrs.
Emma Harrington, Mrs. George II. Nc
Kinson, Mrs. Belle Moldrup and Mrs. E.
The De Koven Clubs second assembly
took place last Thursday evening, at
Golden Gate Hail.. The handsomely dec
GRATED hall and good music in, conjunction
a very delightful affair. The next assem-
bly, will take place on the 2Sd OF next
month.
The initial party OF the season Of the
Fin de Steele Whist Club was success
full affair. The club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Miss Susie Logan, at her
home, on Thursday night. The regulation 6ls1
prizes being won by Mr.. Lindsay and Miss
Glidden, while Mr.. Colleschorm and MISS MIS-,
Logan took the consolation favors' Inc
dancing, after which the guests partook
Of a dainty supper. The members are:
Misses L. Beauman, A. Donoyan, b. I;
Goider, IiLs'Ni H. Keefaber. s. logan, c. Nc
Cllre. F. Smith, 4. Veliguth and l.
Wolfe. w. B. Burner, F. Bronson, J: G.
Crooks, Q. Collischorm, Judge I: r Dunn
Q. Frank, Dr. l. r. Gam6etz: Il W W
Morgan and ]. H. Wheeler.
The Halloween party to be gwen gfTea N oy
evening, Oct 90. will be a novel one. IN
deed All the old-time games Will be
INDUCED in, for which prizes Will oe
awarded. Dancing and refreshments vii
A week ago Friday evening at Halt
moon Bay, despite the storm, grand re-
ception was rendered the recently re-
turned volunteers, Peter Kyne and James
Kelly of Company L, Fourteenth United
States Infantry The high esteem In
which these young men were held IN TINS
town before their departure for the war
was manifested on their return by the
general enthusiasm which greeted them.
Pillar Hall, where the reception and liter
with an audience that enjoyed the fol-
lowing programme: Overture, Halfmoon
Bay Band; chorus. California" +" Half
moon Bay School; an address of welcome,
Rev. Father Doran; duet, Home Again,
Miss A Mullen and Mrs. F. Metzgar;
recitation. Welcome Home" Miss r.
Schubert; vocal solo, Trina" Miss E.
Schuyler; chorus, Columbia, the Gem of
the Ocean" Halfmoon Bay School; reci-
tation, The Angels of Buena Vista, =
Miss Susie Lane; chorus, Freedom"
Halfmoon Bay School; Grafton, Hon.
George c. Ross; quartet. Good Night
Misses Edna Hatch and Gertrude Fill
more. Messrs. Alvin Hatch and Everett
Schuyler. The affair was got up by
the business men Of the town. Supervisor
Debenedette, Judge Simmons. George Gil
crest, ]. Francis. George Williams, T.
Quinlan and A. Levy.