The San Francisco call., 1899-02-12

a luncheon-party on Wednesday at her
home on Van Ness avenue. The table
was prettily decorated with apple-blos-
SONS and a dainty menu was served. The
guests were:
Mrs Samuel Knight. Miss Merrill.
Miss Margaret Collier, Miss Lillian Fol-
lis Miss Sanders, Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss
Theresa Morgan, Miss Foulke, Miss Jes-
sic Fillmore, Miss Kate Salisbury, Miss
Margaret Salisbury, Miss Josseyn, Miss
Gertrude Carroll, Miss Bernice Drown,
Miss Clara Hamilton. Miss Elmore, Miss
Greenwood and Miss Susan Blanding.
Another pleasan affair that took place
on Wednesday was the card party given
by Mrs. Adam Grant at her home on Bush
street
On the same day Miss Carrie Taylor
gave d luncheon at the University Club
and entertained a number of her friends,
including Miss Ella Morgan, the Misses
Moore, Miss Carolan, Miss Cadwalader
and Miss Cora Smedberg.
Miss Bernie Drown gave a delightful
dinner party at her residence. 1850 Jack
son street, last Thursday evening Those
present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Buckbee, Miss
Therese Morgan Miss Alice Moffitt, Miss
Lillian Follis, Miss Olive Holbrook, Miss
ace Veeder, James Follis, E. NJ. Green
way, Clarence Follis, Nathaniel Wilson
and Thomas Breeze.
The closing party of the Friday Night
Club was held at Native Sons Hall on
Thursday evening, and altogether was
very charming affair. The hall was bril-
liantly decorated with incandescent lights,
pink, blue and white bunting, and hang
inc haS Of
way led the cotillon, and at midnight an
excellent supper was served.
The members of the Friday Fortnightly
Club gave their final dance of the season
at Cotillon Hall on Friday evening. 1t
was one of the most successful and en-
ioyable affairs of the season The Off
GERS of the United States battleship Iowa
attended in full uniform, and several pref
" figures Of the german were danced un-
der the leadership of Miss Kate Salisbury.
Miss Olive Holbrook and Miss Susan
Blanding.
Yesterday there were three noteworthy
affairs. The matinee tea given by Mrs.
Henry E. Cooke, wife of the new rector at
Trinity Church; the dinner at the Bo-
hemian Club in honor of the officers of
the battle-ship Iowa, and very delight
full tea, which the members of the Forum
Club gave in their rooms in Central block.
Mrs. William NJ. Stewart, wife of Sen
ator Stewart is the guest of Mrs. w. F..
Herrin at her residence, northeast corner
of Scott street and Broadway
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Jackson, who
have been IN Sacramento during the past
year and half, have returned to this
city to reside permanently.
Miss Katherine Glass, daughter of Cap
tain Glass, L. S. N, who has been the
guest of Miss Agnes Duff of Berkeley, re-
turned last week to her home at Mare
Island.
Major and Mrs. John A. Darling left on
Tuesday for New Orleans, where they will
meet Dr.. Catherwood. They will stay
there during the Mardi Gras celebration,
! and then go to New York to visit DR.. and
Mrs. Morton Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan left Los
| Angeles on Saturday last for a visit to
New York, Chicago and Washington.
| They were accompanied by Mrs. Nolan,
! wife of the late Lieutenant j. f. Nolan,
| Fourth Cavalry, U. S. A.
Mr. and Mrs e. Clemmons Horst, ac-
companied by Mrs w. B. c. Brown, are
making prolonged stay at Coronado.
Miss Bessie Patton of Nevada is visit
ing Mrs. w. H. Patton and Miss Ethel
/ Patton at their home, 1913 Clay street
Everett n. Bee returned from Los An
! geles on Monday last
]. Sloat Fassett of Elmira, n. Y, ar
| rived from the East early in the week
| and is stopping at the Palace.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Hobart returned
from Los Angeles last Thursday.
Mrs George Carr and Miss Voorhies
! have been the guests of Mrs. o. w. Childs
! of Los Angeles.
Mrs. B. Chandler Howard is spending
! a few weeks at Coronado.
Miss S. NJ. Spooner of Philadelphia is
! the guest of Mrs. Thurlow McMullin in
! this city.
Professor George R. Puckett gave a