The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

Adrienne Ness, Edward Bowes, Ronald
Ing Magil, Percy Elliott Everett Olson.
Hobson and and EdwSrd Hackie
Mrs. John J. Paul entertained with
luncheon party on "Wednesday az her
in compliment 10 her sister-in-law, Mrs
r. @. Legg Of Salt Lake City. Besides the
hostess end guest ef honor there wers
present: Mrs. Flora Smart. Mrs, Raymond
Holmes. Mrs. John ellison, Mrs. Wilber
Walker OF Oakland, Miss Nettis Royal OF
Santa Rosa, Mrs. Charles Perry. Mrs. Joy
Mrs. 8. B Caldwell entertained the
members OF tie Ladies Informal Lunch
Club a. her home, corner Adeline and
Day ;;' Nove:3sef 'ca1a 4 TIE dining hall was
art.stics-!y decorated II patriotic ,colors
and the table pretuly arranged and
ers were laid Tor Ms S. Croweli, Mrs.
n Case, Mrs o 3 Caldwell Mrs; J.
Dierssen. Mrs ;. Ellison Ms G. Moulin.
Brock Gts, r J. 5eane 5i Ms W. Giibert.
j Lancaster, Ms NacDonald and Mss
A tea was gtveq BY AfTs r H Country
man s; her residence. SO Walnut street,
or Saturday, November Is from 10 S
reoeeaiiv.rg BY the t5iioW.ns ladies: Ms. :
Irpo!d. Kiss Feusief and Miss Violet L
addition 20 the ladies mentioned, there
were present al dinner Joseph E. Cutten,
1r " s--aSe Reading. !, Worthington
Hubbard, Clarence L Feus.er, Paul Burns
Mrs, !. V, de Costa Of 1913 Green street
celebrated her seventy-seveath birthday
present and had q delightful time.
Fannie Killer celebrated her twelfth
birthday anniversary on Wednesday az
{Sernoon. he 22a "a Inst az the residence q
Chestnut street among those present
We're: Olga Clrandt Mary Harris, Flora
Eda HaI ha4S Aals Lefe1i5y sa5 Psyis LeTeRsky REy
sehmalis, Henrietta Hitler and Benaie
Mrs; c. F. Crosby gave luncheon on
70 her departure for the Sandwich
Islands. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns and berries. Covers
were laid for fourteen.
The Huntington tea, at which Miss EliZ-
abeth Huntington made her formal debut,
Was largely attended and the floral dec
orations OF ferns and chrysanthemums
much admired. There were pretty music
and dainty refreshments. the guests be
ing looked after by the Misses Alice Hoff-
man. Katherine Dillon, Della Mills, Jean
McClung, Mary Stubbs, Azalea Keyes,
Anna voorhees,, Marie Wilson, Edith
Stubbs, Ella Bender, Bernice LandeTs,
Marie Voorhees,. Leontine Brakeman and
Mcneil.
Josssgn q ct her I hos sea at s * @ Steiner Gsf sfToss
g6age3 3i TauEsGsE sae syeSns s g II 49P9F of
Josselyn, who was introduced 10 society
e. the Josselyn tea on Saturday, Novem-
6es Is Covers 6;e were laid aid for thirty these
gosseyn.R % R Miss FL Fiorenoe e Jossslyn. s miss Miss
Mary Greenwood Josselyn, Miss Mary
Scott, Miss Georgina Hopkins. Miss Ade-
Margaret Salisbury. Miss Ethel Hager.
Miss Clara Hamilton. Miss Olive Hol-
brook, Miss Cahwalader. Miss Margaret
Quay, Arthur Reddington. Augustus Tay-
lor, Frank King, Donald de Y. Graham,
Harry Poett, Horace G. Platt. r, G: Ham
ilton, Maxwell McNutt, George A. Martin,
! Gerald L Rathbone, ]. W. Byrne. VIII
liam Greer Harrison, Edward O. Sessions,
Thomas Breese.
Mrs. James Swift gave e musicale on
Wednesday evening. large number Of
friends enjoying the excellent programme,
which was arranged by Miss Bertha But
Ter. Miss Eduardo Howard and Chester
Fentriss gave especially delightful num-
bers.
On Wednesday evening last a surprise
party was rendered TO Mrs. J. J, Flynn at
the residence OF her mother. Mrs. Hero.
133 Fifth avenue. The occasion was the
twentieth anniversary OF the young lady 8
birthday. There were over a hundred
guests present. Music. dancing and reel
tations were the order Of the evening, and
al y o clock the company sat down to an
elaborate supper. which had been quietly
! prepared by Mrs. Hero. Con Mooney act
/ ed as master Of ceremonies. Among those
! present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Flynn.
! Mrs. J. Hero. Mr.. and Mrs Con Mooney,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Silvey, DR.. and Mrs. Fitz-
! gerald. Judge Haskins and wife, Miss
/ Haskins, Miss Marie Clifford, Miss May
Taylor, Miss Nettie Hero. Miss Katie
] Mitchell, Miss Tllie Brinkman, Miss Ag-
nes Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr.. j.
! Woods, Miss Leona Maurice, Miss Mamie
/ Herbert, Charles Franklin, Patrick Gull
! len. Frank Dickie. Jack Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Captain Tibbets julius
| Epstein, Alexander Cody, Frank Cody,
| Otto Hollum, Miss Mile Cody, Mrs Tay-
! lor Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Mr. and Mrs
McGrath, Mr.. McAvoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Cop
pervitch. Miss Copperyitch. Thomas Null
! cahy, Robert Burns, Mrs. JefI Triplett,
Mr.. Triplett, J. Barnes, Mrs. Witty. Miss
! Witty. Mr.. Witty. Antoine Hero. Tom Sui
! Ivan, J. Camplon, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaplan.
James Stenson. Sergeant Maher, Mr.. and
! Mrs Foutz.
A number CT young friends OF Corporal
! Hardeman OF the First Tennessee Volun-
teers spent a pleasant evening with him at
the home OF Mrs. A 3. Clark on Henry
street last Tuesday. Those present were:
Rev. J.. G; Gibson, W. Dore. D. Maddox.
A. Wolfe. z. Magee. c. Herrick, w. Clark.
| Corporal F. Hardeman. Miss G.. Felker,
Miss L. Underhill Miss B. Tabor, Miss NJ
| Pollock. Miss N. Waite. Miss w. Witham,
Miss L. Owens