The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

Miss Bessie Shemwell was the hostess
at a farewell luncheon on Thursday, pre-
vious to her departure for the East, where
she will attend school. The table was
artistically decorated with carnations,
for thirteen. The guests were Misses
Lucie Mitchell, Katherine Kurtz, May
Hitchcock, Laura Works. Ethel WORKS
Mabel Godfrey, Jessie Houston, Mabel
Courier, Betty Mallory, Bernie Newli
and Mamie Hambright and Kitty Par
sons.
Messrs H B. Ainsworth ard W. r.
Norris were the hosts at dinner given
at the Hotel Redondo Saturday evening. /
The dining-room and table were deco,
rated with red carnations, smilax and
ribbons, and the lights we're shaded in
red. the whole effect being exceedingly
beautiful. The guests. were Colonel and
Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pridham,
Mines. Jean W. Bowers, j. D. Wheeler,
H. r. Warner, Sargent, Misses Ethel
Lou GU McGoodwin, e Gertrude Sargent,
Marta Seymour, Messrs. j. w. Easton,
L. G. Easton and W. G.: Youngs.
Inc Inc Miss Misses -, Bessle + Gl0ert DE bno ano MARIE
dancing party given by the Misses Ger
trude and Bertha Fairbanks on Friday
evening: The draWdingi,rSooms g, m and dining, ing,
cosmos, roses and ferns and presented
very. pretty appearance: Those present
besides the hostesses and guests of honor
Mrs. S. Kistler. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tober-
man., Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. E. R.
SSlhrader. Misses Mary Hunsaker+ Ada
Barker, Clara Severance, Jean Severance,
Maude Haines, Lydia Zorn, Mary Phelps,
Laura Frenhall, Nellie Hutchingson,
Shrader, Herbert Perry, Newton Berg
man, Walter LenZ, Jack Gill Harry
Baker, L; Hgttchins42n, VIII stearns,
man, Ed Hinckle, f. c. Rhodes, Maurice
Mather, A. Green, George Tuttle, Thomas
Lee. Mines. F. F. Fairbanks and H. c.
Robinson assisted in receiving
Miss Anna Dias was the guest of honor
at a reception given by the Misses Edith
and Pansy Whitaker at their home on
West Eighteenth street on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. A Williams gave
luncheon Ir 4, Thursday, complimentary to
e0P over the Methodst fe confece MG P[6ssRh m6cR Is
session here. Those present besides
the guest of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
J: II. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Larlsin,
Mrs. c. A. Williams and the Misses Lulu
and Matte Williams.
Professor and Mrs Pierce on Monday
entertained with dinner the five Nor
turned from the Philippines. The table
decorauons were in the national colors.
The guests were VIII Tanning, Leslie
Turner, James Ransom, Charles Weise
and Abel Davis.
An outing dance was given at Parish
HaIl, AIhambra, on Friday evening by D.
L. IeeS I4OluS ana w after WalllS. Quite
number or young society persons from
Los Angeles attended, being driven to AL
hambra in tally-ho, among whom were:
Misses Nellie Reynolds, Ella Haines,
George Swami, Maud Swami, Ada Har-
Der, Teresa Mailman, Jack P Hamilton,
X. Howard Robertson, Jack Parsons,
kary w. Parsons, Edward Harber and j.
/ 5; Meherry. Mrs. Reynolds acted as
chaperon, and upon the return of the
party to Los Angeles entertained them
with supper at her home in Centennial
The Misses Jean and Mary Barriere
were the guests of honor at a matinee
party given by Miss Helen Salisbury al
her home in tigueroa street on Monday.
About forty guests were present.
The five Normal School young gentle
men who went to the Philippines with
Battery d were the guests of honor at a
reception given by the student body of
the State Normal School. Singing and
addresses of welcome by Professor Pierce.
Professor Dozier, Mr.. Lawrence, president
of the student body, and Miss Bosbyshell
We're delivered. After presenting diplo-
mas to Messrs Davis and Weise, who
would have graduated last June had they
not gone to the Philippines Professor
Pierce led the way to the gymnasium,
where refreshments were served in beau
tifully decorated booths. The guests of
honor were: Abel Davis, Charles Weise,
Will flaming, James Ransom and Leslie
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs A Mansard gave a whist
party in honor of Miss Mansard of San
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house was artistically decorated with red
roses, carnations, ferns, smilaX and papy-
rus. Miss Crane and Mr. Loron captured
first prizes. The other guests were:
tha Butcher, Harriet Collier, Nina Mar
tin, Daisy Cort, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Col
Iler, Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Weller, Mr.. and
Mrs X. Wilcox, Charles Bosley w. w
Fisher, II. Crane, Edward Taylor, r.
Eamer Irwin Rice, n. l.. Behl, G. Lown
F. Lang, Eugene Gomber, Harry Martin
and Frank Riggs.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Cashin and Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Haines Clark (nee Heinze-
NAM have returned from their wedding
trip TO San Francisco and are at home
al their beautiful cottages in Union ave-
nue..
Miss Leontine Etchebarne is visiting
her brother, c. Z. Etchebarne of South
Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 7. Hicks and family,
who have been the guests during the sum-
mer Of Mrs. Hicks parents, have returned
to their home in Tucson, Ariz.
Preston Forester has returned from a
visit to Coronado.
Mrs E. c. Manning and son Ed left last
week for an extended trip TO the Eastern
States. They Will be joined later by Mrs
Manning's eldest son, Merle Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Osler have returned
from a visit of several weeks with friends
Milo NJ Potter of the Van Ruys Hotel
has gone to the mountains for a much
needed rest
to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. King have returned
from Lake Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Sartori have re-
turned from Santa Monica, where they
spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mcconnell and
daughter, Miss Ruth Mcconnell have re-
turned from Terminal Island. where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. o. f. Stevens and Miss Clarisse
Stevens, her daughter have returned
from Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica, where
they had most enjoyable summer out
ing.
Rev. ]. S. Pitner and wife of San Diego
are the guests Of their son. F.. r. Pitner
of West Thirty-eighth street
S. Granville Redmond, the mute painter,
has gone to Chicago. He expects to be
absent about two months.
Rev. M. r. Phillips, Phi. D.. has returned
to Los Angeles after an absence of year
and is stopping at the residence of his
son, L. A. Phillips of West Twenty ninth
street.
Miss Vera Wilcox has gone to San
Francisco, where she will reside.
Company F. Seventh Regiment gave a
smoker on Monday last to the boys of
Battery d.
Miss Myrtle White has gone to Fort
Riley Kansas, where she will remain for
two months with relatives.
Judge e. M. Ross spent several days
1oc in Co