The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
Club PortIes

The members OF the Chitchat Club cele-
prateo It's twenty-f1fth anniversary on
Monday evening, November l3, by ban
quet given at the Merchants Club. Frank
Syinnes presided, and there were seventy
H'e members and guests present, repre-
sehuhg the Pacifc-Union, Bohemian, Uni
Vefslty ano Cosmos clubs. Arthur Rodgers
reviewed the clubs history; President
benjamin Ide Wheeler Of the University
0i California spoke on The Progress OF
~ faSsGsTiSn resident David Starr Jordan
o1 SI&nIoro University spoke on Science
and Life" and addresses were also made
py r II. Wheeler and the Rev. Horat!o
Stebbins, D. u.
sor The ,vi TGncordia Club opened its gay sea
whlch, as usual at all functions given by
II vas an elaborate and most enjoyable
al4"4I, heu was the dominating color in
% %.lei was supper at midnight served IN
the nan upstairs, and then dancing again
uhSll Hb. an Ti,ty early hour in the morning.
Inc Michigan Club Of California held its
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening, November "A. at its usual place.
tho Sorosis Club building. 1922 California
street Inc following officers were elect
cd Tor the ensuing year: President, Cen
sIaI l4lam X. Shafter; vice president.
Mrs. =, J. Sullivan: recording secretary,
y X; Snarpstein; financial secretary. Miss
a ID; Harrisi corresponding secretary,
Mrs. 4. y. Wilcox; treasurer Mrs. K. L.
byrne. There We're also present the retir-
ing president. Judge NJ. Cooney. Professor
and Mrs. Elisha Brooks, DIR. and Mrs. J.
Z. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Girls
void. Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Wilcox, Mrs.
I. M. Hartwell. Mrs: Harris. Miss Cleone
SllIn cummings, Miss Camille Byrne, the
Misses Wilcox and others. Whist was
played after supper had been served. The
next meeting VIII occur on the second
1uesqay or December. Applications for
membership, regular or associate, should
be addressed Michigan Club, 1920 Califor-
MIA street
The Magnolia Social Club. under the aus
pices OF Court Magnolia No. 29 Foresters
Of America. gave It's fourth grand enter
talnment and ball last Thursday evening,
the Iotn inst, at Union Square Hall. Not
Wlthstanding the inclemency- OF the
weather a large crowd gathered, and the
AIIalr was brilliant success.
A grand ball and banquet was given on
tuesday evening, November I. at Alca-
grand march was led by President Charles
J. Roycroft and Miss tottie a Dwyer of
san francisco. Dancing was enjoyed in
the beautifully decorated ballroom until
intermission, when all adjourned to the
clnlng-room 70 partake OF q bounteous re-
past, after which dancing was again en-
Joyed until boat time. The officers and
members who had the affair in charge
were as follows: President Charles J. Roy
croft, Secretary and Treasurer A. New
man; noor committee, !. J. Justin, J. W.
Allen, Z. {. Freeman and William J. Nc
CURE; reception committee. Z. b. Harper,
9. 9. French, William J. Moore and G.
Levy; refreshment committee, Frank
Reese, Antonio Rice and Charles A Bro
die.
The Chrysanthemum Club gave an en-
toyable trolley ride on the Hermosa Sat-
urday evening, November H. Among those
present were: Miss Virginia Stack, Misses
Maud and Mabel Vincent, Miss Lottie
O'Dea, Miss Katherine McKeague. Miss
Anna Fuchs, Miss Tiny FitZmaurice. Miss
Hilda Muenter, Miss May Meyer. Miss An
ME COnens, Miss Jewell Dunphy. Frank
Poole. Gerald A. Sullivan, Edward f.
Schaub, John J. Griffin, William A Aver.
Gerhard Conens. Richard Torney, Rich
ard Finn, Joseph Jacobs, John Conens.
Thomas O'Brien and Dennis Casey
The DeuX Temps gave their third party
OF the season last evening at Golden Gate
Hall. The affair was one OF the most en-
Joyable and successful ever given by the
club. The attendance was large and the
gowns particularly attractive. During the
grand march the initials of the club We're
formed. making a very pleasing effect
The march was led by Miss Gertrude 10
bel and Max Hoffman. The floor was
under the excellent management OF Al
Schoenfeld and Edward Getz. The re-
ception committee was J. Getz and S.
Hoffman. The next party will take place
on the 18th OF December.
California Lodge No. ]. T. and A.
NJ, held its fiftieth anniversary reunion
and banquet at Golden Gate Hall on
Wednesday evening. November 15.