The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05

particularly WELL which was likewise a
surprise to that deyotee Of the INKS IS, As as
popularity, tennis appears to be on the
wane. Off and on the old;tiIne habitues
of the California Court WELD the racquet-
ed ali rivals in the athletic field.
Mrs J. DoWneSY Harvey va gave we're iifeIe feW
inhGhg0b IN Gn@beTs 9n but had delightful time
Papa and Mr.. Harvey went up to Sacra,,
mento the day before, so 1t was the old
story Of when u the cats taisd awag og Teontine
brakeman and spent the afternoon in an
old-fashioned ''heart-to-heart." Leontine,
Tne Tnasda1. Ettiei and they declared that it was
the first drop Of comfort to revive their
dropping spirits. They find US rather duh
Teontine did but since the arrival of
Lieutenant Munton of the Twenty-th1rd
infantry she condescends to smile once
more. And the LIEUTENANT. as OF y99Tte, y9t
keeps. within the radius of that smile The
first time he was out here he was devoted
to her, the second time ne E was GTe +iT So
degree, and the rest of US are correspond
ingly jealous. .,, 49,.
I have reaped harvest OF WflnKIes. . Iry.
ing to CLEAN something of interest from
the I,enten crop of things social we are
ali enjoying ourselves, but Just doing
nothing in particular and everybody IN
general A1oNiis'' FLORA McFLIMsY.
p. S.-Write to Marie Wells and ask her
who Film lam lS.
; soc0o0ooo0000000 O O
Iottie Maeir. A series of games were
played. Miss Wolfe and f. A. West won
the first prizes. The rooms were prettlly
decorated with festoons OF smilax ana
< birthday party was rendered to Miss
Eva Beatty at the residence OF her moth
er, 275 Dore street, February II, 1t BENG
her ninth anniversary. Those present
Ivara- JI1dpe and Mrs Graham, Mrs. A.
Piantz, Mrs. A. Lii, Miss l. PlIantz, Miss
r. Beatty, Miss Eva Beatty, MISS Ethel
Plantz. Miss Alice Foss, Miss Kate Coyne,
Miss Gertie Foss, Miss Mamie Coyne,
Miss Vera Plantz: Miss Nouie Foley MISS Miss
Belle Lindsay Edgar Plantz, Fred Ellis,
Patrick Coyne, Bert Talbot, Henry
Plantz, James Graham and frankie Foss.
The Iota Chapter of the Psi Phi Fra
ternity of the University of California
held its annual banquet Friday evening,
February "a: DR.. ]. M. Williamson per
formed the duties of toastmaster. Among
the members of the faculty present were:
Dr. W. B. Smith, DR.. ]. M. Williamson,
and DR.: NJ J. Sullivan; 5,d, Of the ne college
Sutton, DR.. w. NJ. Harrington, DR.. Keefe,
DR.. Tobriner and Dr. Bowman. OF the
alumni there we're present n Dr. HaTold T9',
Hughes, DR.. c: c: Markus, DR., e. L. Mo
rey and DR.: J: NJ; stalder. The active
Scott Southworth, P. II. Dunbar, S. L. Pi-,
per, w r. Allin, Robert Blake, A. l..
White, H. H. Reading, e. e: Rogers, H.
A Lindsay, G. S. Mulberry, j. F. Gallo
way, John CHINO, j. H. Finley, Philip
Cummings, Ralph Burns. Frank Vaughn,
]. Chiffon, d. E. Blackburn, e. ]. Broad,
H. n. Henderson, E. F. Herbert and a.
E. Hackett.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of g a E1IuOd SATURDAY. even.
Ing, February 25 in honor of the twenty
first birthday of August Eklund Jr. Those
present were: Miss Eklund, Miss Eda
Eklund, Miss Lorenzo, Miss Anderson,
Miss Hansen, Miss Friel, Miss Lorich,
Miss Eta Lorich, Miss Rissman, Miss
Marshall, Miss Sorensen; S. A. Eklund,
Ernest Armstrong, Oscar Armstrong,
George Armstrong, P. Rhode. Thomas
Lorenzo, A. Mellin, A. Bunth, ]. ,Ieson,
]. SchrieI, l.. Rissman, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Westman and Mr.. and