The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-15

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We're in attendance, and besides a dainty
luncheon, vocal music and talks" on va
rious subjects were enjoyed. Among those
q. l.. Whitney, Mrs. e. Winchester, Mrs.
b. G. Dick, Mrs. j. +. Rogers, Mrs. Knox
Maddox, Mrs.qJ. l.. Moody, Mrs. Thomas
Darneal Mrs. Henry Gibbons, Mss
Moore, Miss Raymond Miss Maddox, Miss
Bowen and Miss. Rose
Oakland is still outdoing San Francisco
in its chronicling of gay events. On Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Brown celebrated their
crystal wedding by giving large recep-
ton. They were assisted by Mrs. Harry
Knowles Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Monteagle and
Mrs. Houghton.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Orestes Pierce
gave an old-time tea. Nearly all of the
younger crowd and a few married peo-
pie We're there. The house was taStefully
decorated with Christmas berries, ferns
and palms.
on Wednesday Mrs. James Mofitt and
the Misses Lucy and Alice Mofitt gave i
tea to a large number of their friends.
Those who assisted them In receiving
We're: Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Ernest Fol
ger, Miss Gardiner of Pasadena, Miss
Mary Barker, Miss Kennedy and the
Misses Kate and Josephine Chabor
Another charming Oakland affair was
the matinee tea which Mrs. Edward IL.
Kittredge, Miss Kittredge and Miss Hat
tie kittredge gave at their home yester-
cay afternoon.
Then there nave been several delightful
club parties and innunerable luncneon
and dinner parties in that festive little
city across the bay.
Colonel and Mrs. Middleton and Mrs.
Storm left yesterday for visit of a few
months in the East. On their return they
will live at the Occidental Hotel.
Mrs. Daniel of London has arrived on
a visit to her mother, and is staying at
the Palace Hotel.
Mrs John Boggs and Miss Alice Boggs
will leave here next Friday for Coronado,
where they will spend the remainder of
the winter.
Mrs. Jonathan J. Crooks has gone East
where she will visit her mother for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Emma Wells, who was the guest
of Miss Jessie Fillmore for several weeks,
has returned TO her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Peterson have re-
turned from Belvedere and taken apart
ments at Ss9 Pine street for the winter.
Mrs. John H. Dickinson and her son,
Reginald Dickinson, have gone to New
York City, and will be away several
samtar.um for treatment.
Dr. Leopold Neumann left last week to
visit friends in the East and Europe and
will be away about two months.
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, after brief
stay in New York, is at present visiting
friends in Washington, d G.
Mrs Gertrude Foster of Utica, n. Y, is
the guest of Mrs. John w. Phillips of
East Oakland Mrs. Foster and Mrs Phil
lips expect soon to leave Tor the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Robert T. Lincoln and party Of Chicago,
who are Ell route to California in a spe
cial car, are expected to arrive in San
Francisco in few days.
Mrs. ]. C. Tucker and Miss Mae Tucker
of Oakland left for the Orient last week.
They will visit Japan, Hongkong, the
Mrs. George G. Carr, accompanied by
Miss Marie VOORHEES,, left for Los Angeles
Mrs. Charles Webb Howard has re,
turned from an Eastern trip.
Miss Mary Bell GWin lett last evening
for a visit to relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin returned on Friday
last from her trip TO Palm Springs, where
she went &c visit her son, Andrew Mar
tin.
Peter D. Martin left on Thursday for
Coronado, to be. gone several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Rudyard Kipling accom-
panied by John Hays Hammond, will sail
from England for New York on January
20, on a two months trip to America
They will spend most of this time in
Washington, and later will visit the City
Miss Felice Kingsford left last Wednes-
day evening for New York City, where
she expects to remain year as the guest
of Mrs W. 2. Mitchell.
Mrs. Nat T. Messer will leave shortly
for Los Angeles. After a months visit
with her father she will join her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Messer, in Denver, and
later they will visit New York and other
Eastern cities.
Mrs. w. II. Bertsch is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Emile Tripler, at the Hotel
Bella Vista She will remain with her
during the absence of her husband, Lieu
tenant w II. Bertsch, L. S. A, whose
company is at present stationed at Neu-
vitas, Cuba
An ENJOYABLE party was given by Miss
Emma Hahn on Friday evening, January
6. at her new home, 1903 Cough street. The
| evening was spent in dancing and playing
games. Prizes We're awarded to Miss
Maud Pike and Frank Robinson. Those
present were: Miss Mary Martenstein,
Miss Maud Pike, Miss Frances Keyser,
Miss katherine Dausken, Miss Lillian
| Baker Miss Emma Hahn, Theodore Wat
SON Frank Robinson, Jack Gleason, Theo-
dore Martenstein, Charles Bowers, Her
man he:ne, Gardner de Veuve, Edward
| Schneider and Otto Hahn.
The seVenty-siXth anniversary of the
| birth of Mrs. Goss was celebrated at her
| home 3347 Twenty-first street, on Mon
| day evening. The affair was arranged by
| some of her many friends in the Mission
! to show their appreciation of the hospi-
tally dispensed for so many years. There
| were present: Mrs. and Miss Goss Mr..
| and Mrs ]. Taubman. Miss Mona Taub-
| man, Miss Kate ,Taubman, Mrs. J. Beau
mont Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mohr. Miss
| Nellie Hughes and Will j. French. Miss
| Mona Taubman had charge of the musical
| programme.
An enjoyable dance was given by the
| Misses Fortmann on Wednesday evening
| at their home on the northwest corner OF
| Cough and Eddy streets. Among those
| present were: Miss Burns, Miss Grace
! Cole, Miss Florence Duggan, Miss Alice
! Harmon, Miss Keane, Miss Edythe Ma
| rion, Miss McNab, Miss Alice May, Miss
| Alene Mulcay, Miss Prosek, Miss Rapp,
Mrs. Stewart, Miss Gladys Piver, Miss
| VOgelSanP Miss Techurep Miss T,andarc