The San Francisco call., 1899-02-12

masquerade party on Friday evening at
Mission Opera Hall. The grand march
was led by Mr. and Mrs. z. =. Bliss. The
first prize was awarded to Mrs. e. l..
Bliss, the second to Miss E. Mitchell, who
represented the Queen of Hawaii. The
first prize awarded TO gentlemen was
given to c. Lyons and the second to E..
L. Bliss. Among those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Wagener. Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Keyer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Heinze, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren, the Misses Hagemann,
Miss F. Lloyd, Miss Mock, Miss P. Gads-
by, Miss L. Radford, S. McCulloch, W.
Madden, ]. Deasy, ]. Looney, H. Bertle. j.
Connyn, c. Figue, F. Reed, z. Jerg and
w. Reed.
Miss Alice McDevitt was the recipient
of a pleasant surprise party February 4
at her residence, 416 Broadway. Among
those present were: Miss Nellie Ruddock
Miss Blanche Kramer, Miss Genevieve
McDevitt Miss Maggie Huston, Miss
Bessie Christensen, Miss Bessie McDeVitt,
Miss Camilla Konnoff, Miss Irene Corn
cps, Miss Mira Mingham, Miss Alice
Christensen, Miss Mamie McDevitt, Miss
Kate Rea. Miss Mae st; Amant, Miss Ad-
cline Tlllman, Miss May Cuhnai, Miss
Alice McDevitt, Willie Zambolich, Herbte
Derham, Eddie Commit. Tom Smith, Au-
gust Lacay, George McDevitt, Bennie
Maison Martin Chappatel, Harry klar-
net. Raoul La Coste, Charlie Barth, Ken
meth Briar, Arthur Moyse, John Leith,
Manuel Rea and Archie Stevenot.
The third hop of the Sine Cura Club
was held last Thursday evening at Hin
mans Mission Hail. The march began
shortly after oclock, and was led by
George F. Welch and Miss Loretto La
haney The following ladies and gentle
men were in charge: Benjamin T. Craw-
ford Minor G. Leddy, Miss Agnes c..
Kendrick. Albert L. Schropher, Miss Julia
A. Kenefick, John T. Mccarthy, Joseph
A. Kendrick. Miss Margaret E. Mccarthy,
Frank P. Bray, Miss Margaret E. Collum.
Peter J. Haggerty, Miss Mary r. Kene-
fick.
The wedding of Miss Lulu Drinkhouse
and George A. Wilcox of New York took
place yesterday at noon at the resi-
dence of DR.. Stevenson. After a lunch,
which was served at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Marie Drinkhouse,
25O2 Broadway. the couple took the even
ing train for an extended tour through
the East and Cuba
The Michigan Club of California gave
a reception to General Shafter at their
clubrooms, 1920 California street, last
Tuesday evening. The clubrooms were ar
tstically decorated with flags, flowers
and ferns. The reception committee con-
sisted of Professor Brooks, Judge Coo
ney, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs.
E. b. Wilcox, Mrs. Cummings, Miss L.
Sawyer and Mrs. K. L. Byrne.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Susie Stewart at her home, corner of Six
teenth street and Hoff avenue, on Satur-
day evening, February 4. Among those
present were: Mrs. ]. w. Stewart, Mrs.
c. Purcell, Mrs. j. C. Weber, Mrs. NJ. F.
Stewart, Miss S. Stewart, Miss H. Pur-
cell. Miss R. Weber, Miss l.. Blaney,
Miss L. Macdonald, Miss H. Lowney,
Miss NJ. Dalton, Miss M. Miller Miss e.
Manuel Miss c. Tivnew, Miss M. Con-
lin. Miss A. Sweeney Miss M. Sweeney,
Miss II. Munich. Miss A. Higgins, Miss
L. Donovan, Miss j. Bateman, Miss e.
Bateman, and w. Bowers, G. Hislop, S.
Kinkade, DR.. Patterson, DR.. Sullivan, II.
Rothwell of Sacramento, B. Collins, b.
Mullins, DR. Stewart, c. Stubenrauch,
B. Perry, n. Anderson, T. ONiel E. Bee
sey, ]. C. Weber DIR. Conlin and G. Cor
nell
Yerba Buena Parlor No. S4, n. S. G.. W.,
will give an entertainment and dance to
their lady friends Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary IA, In Shasta Hall, Native Sons
building.
A very delightful dancing party was
given last Thursday evening by Miss
Emma Hunt at her mothers S residence,
1715 Geary street. The parlors were can
vased and had decorations of greens
and flowers. An elaborate supper was
served in a. tent on the lawn. Miss Hunt
was assisted in receiving by her mother
and her sister, Mrs. j. Frank Maroney.
Miss Lille Cook entertained the mem
bers of La Vienta Whist Club at her resi-
dence, 920 Oak street, Tuesday evening
After an exciting game " Rouse won the
first prize, and Carl NJ. Yoho accepted the
consolation trophy.
The First Friday Coti1lon gave very
enjoyable assembly and german in AS
sembly Hall, Red Mems building, Friday
evening, February 8. The cotillon was led
by James G. Jones, with Miss Mae Sny-
der. assisted by D. V. Deuel., Miss Emma
McAllister Grad Meredith, Miss Emma
Clarke, WayIand e. Jones and Miss Ruby
EgIeston. Among those present were:
David w. Dickie, Miss Emma Armstrong
]. L. Mosher, Mrs. V. Marshall, Thomas
H Newton, Miss Grace A. Hail. NJ Yoho,
Miss Armstrong, A. F. Schuster, Miss
Bertha Schuster, DR.. A. n. Copsey, Miss
B. z. Julien. DR.. Earl d. Eddy, Miss Flor
ence MeidnueT, W. n. II. Mchdrtln MISS
Lillian Haake, Byron Kreiger, Miss Ray
nor, NJ. F. Burgess, Mrs. M. E. Conrad H
w. Getty, Miss Mabel Meredith, c. Jen-
kins, Miss Nettie Ingenthron, G. H.
Burges. Miss M. Briggs, w. A. Connolly
Miss NJ Hamblin, D. A. McLane, Miss
Gussie Smith. F. J. Schoeneman, Miss
Musette Cushman, w. S. Kellette, Miss
Edna Lamb, Mr.. Keilmeyer, Miss Quen-
tin. II. s. Cummins, Miss Gertie Aldrich,
Ed Williams. Miss A. Aubin, Edward
Ohlerich, Miss Louise Aubin, Weber N.
Jones, Miss Lizzie Grimes, F. H. Mayes,
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