The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

Garnoff;o, ' J. HathweH, v. Kelly. Mr..
Clark, Mr.. Lynch, Miss Minnie Woods
Mrs: Gurtaz, wife Of Captain F. H; Cur
taz of Boston, was the guest or hon0r at
schne3fa at EE er RESIDENCE az MRS ISL G3
nooga street, on Tuesday last. Mrs, G.
Gallet of San Leandro and Mrs. q. Peak
of Tacoma assisted in receiving
Mrs. Henry L. Kohn was the guest OF
honor at birthday party given by, Cap
tain and Mrs. Tailor at, their new home,
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry L;
kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. D. La Graft, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Jeromes DR.. and MIS-: "a
Mrs. p. Clark, Miss Alice Fitzhaven, Miss
Elsie Werder, Miss Dorothy Mclean, MISS
Erna Ayers Thomas ! J Sdhra9n,. C a1d
tain D. Mclean, l.. b. Schfauer anu
Charles E. Ford;
A delightful dinner was given recently g
at the residence of Mrs. Sheridan, l4SS
Folsom street, in honor of the birthday y, OF
her daughter, Miss Tessie Sheridan. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs: P. ". Far
ness, Leon Smith of Oakland, Miss NJ
Hennessey, Mr.. Van Dyke, Tina Willicott
Master Julius White. Miss Anna Sherl-
dan. H. C. Clifford Miss Agnes Sheridan
Mr. Cotton, John Sheridan Jr., Joe Sheri-
dan, Miss Tessie Sheridan and Maynard
Wright of Oakland.
The annual convention and banquet or
the eighth division of Sigma NJ. was held
at Delmoncos last Saturday. Inc elghtn
division includes the chapters at Stanford,
Berkeley and the Northwestern Uni.
Alumni Association. Harry II. Hirst was
elected president; Walter Dickie, vice
president; Marvin Curtis, secretary, and
George Crothers, treasurer. In the after
noon Maurice V. Samuels read paper on
Inter Fraternity Relations, and Scott
Calhoun one on what Makes a Good Fra
nfda
papers be published in the Delta, the
Sigma: M magazine. Maury Sfmms, p
NJ. Wolf and John, S. Partridge also made
addresses. The banquet was presided
over by John S. Partridge, and Norrys X
Davis, Frank V. Keesling- and others re-
sponded TO toasts.
given to Miss Phoebe NJ. Krutscher at her
home, 1856 Carl street. Saturday March II.
Among those present We're: Mrs; A M
Krutscher, Mrs ]. P. MCCORMACK, Mrs.
F. Krug, Miss Nellie Carroll Miss Ellie
Ewing, Miss Carrie Krug, Miss Flora
Stierlen, Master; CLARENCE Wagner, Miss
Loretta Carroll Miss Alice Mccormack
Master Robert Stierlen, Miss Gertie
Ryan, Miss Meta Gabel, master Ehna
Wagner, Miss Alice Flanagan, Miss
Miss Gertrude Mccormack, Master Frank
Stierlen Miss Reata Ewing, Miss Mabel
Stierlen Miss Ellie Mccormack, Miss
Rose Flanagan, Miss Myrtle Ewing, Miss
Clara Mccormack, Miss Minnie Woke,
Miss Irene Bachier, Miss Made Gesford,
Miss Elenora Lysiska and Master Harry
Ewing.
walter wohn gave a party at his resi-
dence 1925 York street, on Saturday even
ing, March II. Mr.. Wohn was presented
with a handsome gold medal and set of
resolutions. The following were the
guests: The Misses Carrie and Gladys
Russell, Miss Zetta Henry, the Misses
Rose and Aileen Schmalz, Miss Grace
Rawlins, Miss NJ. Anderson. Charles E..
Pinkham, John G.. RitZau, Henry MITCHELL
John Cuff, Andrew Dow, Charles Rawlins,
Frank Wadsworth, D. Johns and William
Gantner
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Packer at her residence, SIS Green
street, on March IL. Those present were:
Miss Lizzie Packer Miss Alice Edwards.
Miss Louise Gimmel, Miss Nettie Willis.
Miss Christina Klaas, Miss Alice Nc
Dewitt, Miss Eta Ahrens, Miss Eta
Lorich Miss Mamie Sherry, Miss Edith
Kramer, Miss Grace Zurick, Miss Nellie
Ruddock, Miss Myria Mingham, Miss
Mary Mum, Miss Mamie Lang, Miss Min
ME Bunger, Miss Ella Kroenke, Mrs.
Packer, Archie Stevenot, VIII Taylor,
George Ahrens, julius Gimmel Henry
Ford Willie Bressillio, Watkin Jones'
Fred de Augustine, Frank Mayno, Frank
Peterson, George Fey, Harry Losekann,
George Henderson, Loring Collins, Martin
Chapital, George McDevitt and Frank
Cunder.
A very pleasant birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Mile Sideman last Tues
day. Among those present were: The