The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

Frank Z. Young and Miss Aura Lea Hall.
me second meeting Of the new danSing
Han on Polk street on Friday evening.
Decemper L The hall was very prettlly
SSecS9rated Gee In the college colors OF stan
Iord and the University Of California
me msmoers and their guests Were re-
eeiVeo py Mrs. A. W. Foster Mrs. Inn
%Iy %Sthy H32RRkiRs 2R N Mrs H e HEntIngKs9in. WsKii
trick, Mrs. William II. Mills, Mrs. Pheoe
a Hearst and Mrs. a. II. Noorhies, ana
ne cotiIlon was danced under the Leader
snip OF William Foster. The ladies IN the
nrst set We're: Miss Elizabeth Hunting
ton. MISS Leila Voorhies, Miss Alma NC
Clung. Miss Alice Brigham; Miss kath-
Josephine Kane. Miss Azalea Keyes, Miss
Anna Noorhies, Miss Mary Greenwood
gosselyn, Miss Isabel Kittle, Miss Alice
Latham. Miss Elizabeth Mills and Miss
The initial dancing party OF the Malpe
whist Club was given "Wednesday evea-
present.: Mrs. Christieson, Mrs. Cunning
ham and Mrs. Gardner; Miss Douglas
Miss Parker, Miss Cantrell, Miss cum
Miss Thomason. Miss Ten Eyck. Miss
Hosmer, Miss Humphries, Miss Crocker'
Miss Cochran and the Messrs. PorteOus,
Maj6Ts MMa5e sa1smaH simonda sghef sgghengham am bics
Roscoe, Eichbaum, Imhaus, paniey'
Thompson. Phillips. Cameron, Owbridge'
Shaw. Wyman and Moore.
given last Thursday evening by the
Young Ladies' Society Of the Trinity Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church at tne
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ Stensrud. Mr.. and
Mrs. p, Paulsen. Mrs. Lunteh. Mrs; G.
Larsen. Miss Selma Olsen, Miss Dolly
Petersen, Miss Annie Miller, Miss May
Olsen. Miss Nellie LerouX. Miss Meta
Rasmussen Miss Anna Rasmussen, Miss
NIL X LrrnfnK y
Goodmansen, Miss Christine Miller, Miss
Agnes Andersen, Miss Margarethe SON
derup. Miss Marie Sonderup' MISS
Miss Betty Henriks. Miss Olga
Olsen, Miss Betty Petersen, Miss Ingel-
borg stensrud, Miss Sophie Haneyer,
Petersen. Miss Rebekka Benzeni Miss
Annie Benzen, Miss Helen Hansen;
Messrs E. o. Rasmussen, o. Johnson.
Q. T. Tonnesin, c. L. Lorentzen. o. Prall.
S. Thomson. Mr.. Olsen, H. Petersen. p:
Oksen, John Tellesen, c. Tellesen and
Chris Goodmansen.
Thanksgiving evening party OF young
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed very
pleasant trolley ride given by the TRIO,
Messrs. Heath, Manner and Rodda- H.
freshments were served at the Cliff
Cunningham. Mrs. G. W. Pettygrovc.
Miss Minnie Bergman, Miss Florence A.
I. Davis. Miss Edith NJ Lambert, Miss
Annie Owens, the Misses Clara, Ethel
and Edith Rodda. Miss Dorothy Schro-
der. Miss Edna F. Talcott, the Misses
Emile and Florence Wigand, Miss Edith
l; Waugh Miss Bertha f9aTsta Wia{et; MfsS61; Eypn
Davis, Oscar II. Heath. Edwin LAndFay,
Lonson NJ. Manner, Harold Murch, Fred
Rodda. Bob Reeve. ]. II. Ridgeway.
by the Young Ladies' Institute at Native
Sons Hall on Friday evening" Decem-
Chevra Rofa Cholim gave very pleas
ant Chanukah entertainment and dance
at B'nai Birth Hall on Thursday evening.
November 30. The hall was appropriately
decorated for the occasion. Pleasant Tea
lures OF the evening were; Overture. Pro-
fessor Weisers orchestral; boatmans
dance, Miss Rosalie Goldstein; descrip-
tive national duet, Leo and Birdie Tom
slv: cakewalkers. Viola Seelig and J.
Kennedy; Hannah and Her Seven Sons
scene from "Judas Maccabaeus,' pre-
Edgar Goldsmith. Mayo Abrahamson and
Morton Kressteller; vocal solo Comic,
Miss Goldie Harris; fancy dance Miss
Sybu Goldstein; vocal duet, Max Conn
and NJ. Crown; musical wonder, Louis
Plato. The success of this affair was due
10 the following committee OF arrange
ments: Sol Adler, NJ. Cohn, J. Goldstein,
II. Litzenstein, a. :. Fass, II. simon, l.
Goldberg and ]. F. Plato.
The Pacific Coast Women's Press Asso-
citation held a most enjoyable social meet
ing in Golden Gate Hall on Monday, Mo-
vember "a The following programme was
presented: Address by the president. Mrs.
Sara Z. Reamer; soprano solo, 'Cavel-
leria Rusticana" Miss Augusta Friedrich;
Rumsey; paper, AN Optimistic Reverie,"
Miss Mary Lambert; song, Flower
Song" Miss Friedrich; paper. AN An
eient Southern Watering Place" Miss
Mary Tracy Mott; poem, II Thank Thee,
o God" Juliette Estelle Mathis, read by
Mrs. Barbara Knell Mrs. Sara E. Rea-
mer, Mrs. Mary +. Hart and Mrs. Abbie
Z. Krebs were elected delegates TO the
meeting OF the State Federation. which is
10 be held in Los Angeles January 16, II
and IS.
The members Of the Thursday Night
Dancing Class gave a fancy dress mask
party at Saratoga Hall on Thanksgiving
night.
The d'Accord Club. on November q. at
Century Hall, held its second party Of the
season. which was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the members present. Besides dancing
the members were favored with a delight
ful vocal solo, rendered by Miss Emile
Neubert, which brought forth an enthu-
siastic encore.
very successful and novel Thanksgiv-
ing festival was given under the auspices
Of the Central Methodist Sunday-school
Mission street. between Sixth and Sew
enth, on Monday evening, November q.
Everybody was given a cordial invitation
TO attend and bring some donation for the
poor. The admission charged was "a
large potato or an apple-the larger the
better"
A "rainy DAY" social, second of the sea-
son, given by the Calliopean Club, at their
rooms, on last IueSQay evening, was an
artistic success. After a varied and inter-
esting programme luncheon was served
in the banquet hall, which, through the
efforts of the officers of the club was ele-
gantly decorated for the occasion. A troll
ley party for members will be given next
month.
The members OF the Fin de Steele Whist
Club were Hospitality entertained by the
Misses GambtZ at their home, 1865 Oak
street on Thursday night. The greater
part Of the evening was enthusiastically
spent in whist. The games were cleverly
contested. scores running high Miss Ida
Wolfe and William G.. Lee were counted
victors, and each was presented with a
German stein" as first prizes. Music was
delightfully."- rendered and dainty supper
well enjoyed. while dancing brought the
merry evening TO a close. Those present
were: Miss A Donovan, Charles F. Pugh,
Miss l.. Beauman, II. w. Morgan. Miss
g. Glidden, o. Frank, Miss B. L Gambitz,
NJ. d. Boyer. Miss D. Colder, o. Cole
schoun. Miss Faith Gambitz, DR.. ]. W.
Likens, Miss H. Kiefaber, F. Bronson,
Miss S. Logan, Mat H Lindsay. Miss Nc
Clure, j. II. Wheeler, Miss F. Smith. WILL
lam @. Lee, Miss A. Vellguth. DR.. L. r.
GambitZ, Miss 1. Wolfe, w. B. Burner
and Judge T. F. Dunno.
In the Future.
Buena Vista Parlor No. SO. N. D. q. W.,
will give fish pond party Thursday even
Ing. December 7. IN Banquet Hall, Native
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