The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

T6T MAGNIFICENT ban. which alone
U NJ would make "a social week stand
~ out markedly and brilliantly. to-
q y cCfher with several swell lunch
cons and "a meeting OF the Friday
FnTtni-ht'Rs. were among the many fea-
rrr,s VI tho past seven oventful DAYS. The
heyos hali of last "Wednesday evening will
form the topic Of many a social chat long
after The swell set has donned it's sack
cloth and ashes. Never before has a
private entertainment been SO successful
I} and brilliantly conducted. The decora-
lions ~ The BAN can only be described by
in1uIElng in many supcrlatives. The ar
rangemcut was novel and tic effect stun
ming The music comprised an the very
latest Imported compositions. and the sup
per astonisheG by it's excellence even the
t'urmeis who have a long list OF COM
parlsons Thar they always use IN telling
oi an entertainment. Miss Keyes. the fair
cenutante in whose honor the ball was
given. is destined 10 be the observed OF
al ohstrNcrs this season. She has wit
ana beauty to recommend her Her fam
l-f ls the best in the land. She Is the
daughter ~ Winfield Scott Keyes. the
wel-known millionaire mining expert. and
iAc granddaughter of Judge Hastings and
General 80. = kcyes.
The third meeting Of the Friday Fort
i.hhilAs FRIDAY evening added new lau-
r.
iaiIe AS D. customary. the members met
n totiIon Hail. and the german was the
feature of The evening.
airs. Monroe Salisbury director OF the
D .Ilngh ghiF. received the guests. all OF
y h1u arrived early. anxious 10 ioin in
me festivities ~ the evening.
Miss Alice Hoffman had charge OF the
O. ihon, chose The figures and led. with
Joseph King as her partner. In the first
8, were Miss George Hopkins. Miss Ber-
n.oe Drown. Miss Azalea keyes. Miss
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MISS sarah collier. Miss Ethel Hager
Miss tlla N ryan. Miss GeneVieVe Caro-
ian. Miss Edith Stuhbs, Miss Olive Hol-
brook. Miss Frances Baldwin.
Tho next meeting ~ the Fortnightly will
o. llt tnflsiinas cotillun, al which many
" hlch Miss Sarah Collier viii lead.
Miss Edith Stubbs was the guest Of
Innor ar Two luncheOns this week. The
lrst was given by Miss Ethel Cooper on
tuesday, az The University Club. where
tne large round table was decorated with
CHRISTMAS berries and autumn leaves
Those seated at tahle were: Mrs. James
a. Cooper. Miss Ethel Cooper. Miss Edith
Subhs. Miss Reulah Stubbs. Miss Mary
Greenwood J0sselyn. Miss Leila Noorhies
Alss Clara Hamilton. Miss Edith Preston
Miss Frances Baldwin. Miss Bernice
Drown. Miss Chapman. Miss Sarah Collier.
Miss FOllls. Miss Juliet CARRIER Miss
olive Hollrook. Miss Margaret Salisbury
Miss Azaiea kcNes. Miss Elizabeth Pal
NOR. Miss Charlotte Louise Field. Miss
Leslie Green. Miss Beatty. Miss jeanette
Hooper. Miss Ruth Knowles. Miss MAY
lcnman and Miss Josephine Lough-
borough
The second luncheon was given by Miss
Charlotte Louise Field al her home on
Thursday. Miss Fields guests were: Miss
Edith Stghhs. Miss Helen Thomas Miss
Lillian Wood. Miss McClung Miss Clara
Hamilton. Miss Edith Preston. Miss Ethel
Cooper. Miss Mary Greenwood JOsselvn
Miss Irene Baker. Miss Margaret Cole and
Miss Hazard.
A dinner was given by Miss Gertrude
Carroll ar the University Club on We'd
ncsday evening o. several friends who
were going t0 The Kcycs bali. They SAT
down an table shortly after s O'Clock and
spent some three hours in the discussion
of an elaborate menu. Those at table
were; Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson
Whittier. Mr and Mrs. Samuel G. Buck
bee. Miss Gertrude Carroll, Miss Therese