The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-19

I ments for trip around the world, start
| ing next June. -,, l..
Mrs B. Chandler Howard has returned
! 20 her apartments at the Palace hotel,
! after a stay of several weeks at Coronado
MIS-. S. O. L. Potter, who left here two
months ago to join her husband, MaJoc
Army Corps, in Manila, returned on the
| transport Valencia last Tuesday, and Is
at the Occidental Hotel.
George eoi9sts' W y Pease Of New York, who have
been spending the past three weeks IN
Portland, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Taylor is visiting her sister,
Mrs l.. A. Lewis. in Portland, Or.
Mrs. George T, Folsom has RE- Tetur rlisii
friends in Los Angeles before returning
10 her home in San FRANCISCO;
Mrs. G. F. Palmer and the Misses S pa in Il
er of Oakland sailed for the Hawaiian
Islands week ago Saturday.
Mrs. James Russell expects to go East
i'll April to be gone all sumner mi Ter. MIS-
Mrs. Henry Seal will go East IN April
to be gone six weeks. -.
Harry r. Willier has returned from
=. me Misses Hager will leave here this
month for Honolulu, where they Will
spend the summer months.
A very delightful valentine card party
was given by Mrs. Horace Newell IN
honor of the sixteenth anniversary OF
the organization of the Mizpah Charity
Club. A pretty feature OF the AFTERNOON
was the presentation by Mrs Rulotson,
on behalf of the club, to Mrs. Newell OF
handsome piece of silver ware and some
choice sweet Violets. The recitatlons by
Miss Sadie Dealy were very much en-
loved and several songs were charmlngly
rendered by Miss Grace Nuttlng, MISS
Florence Boston acting as accompamst
The first prize was awarded to Mrs. BertZ
and the second to Mrs. Steele Miss
Louise Elliott received the consolation
prize.
d number Of ladies who for the past SIX
teen years have devoted one day OF eacn
week to sewing for the different charlta-
Ole organizations of the city and to the
dispensing of provisions and rent TO the
poor and needy. The officers for the pres
ent year are: Mrs A. G. Rulofs ,9I!as pres
Mrs +. H. Countryman, secretary; Mrs.
]. j. Spieker. treasurer; Miss Louise Ell
iott, corresponding secretary.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps No. q,
G. A R., gave a bonbon social IN their
hall in Alcazar building on the night or
February IA. Commander Ed s. Salomon
of LANES A Garfield Post No. "a, G.. A.
R opened the entertainment with d rev
remarks. which were well received Miss
Dora Hick contributed piano solo, MI
and Miss Schussler sang duet, Milton
Long gave a recitation, Miss Pugsley a
solo and Charles Checker recitation. 1t
was the most successful affair CARRIED
Corps has ever held.
The members of the Fin de Steele Whist
Club gave their president, w. B. Burner
a party at his home on Thursday even
ing. The guests We're: Miss L. Beau
man, H w Morgan, Miss Faith Gambetz.
j. H Wheeler, Miss Susie Logan, r A
West, Miss l.. Maeir, L. R. Gambetz, Miss
B. l.. Gambetz, d. Boyer, Judge L. +.
Dunn, Miss A. Vellguth, Q. Coliischonn.
Miss Wolfe and l.. e. Phillips.
A pleasant afternoon was spent at the
home of Mrs. NJ. j. Conway on Tuesday
last, it being the forty-fffth anniversary
of her wedding. Covers were laid for fif-
teen. Ii was a happy gathering, consist
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Conway, their chill
dren and grandchildren, there being but
one vacant chair. that of George F. Con-
way, Acting Postmaster of the Philip
pines, stationed at Manila. The affair was
terminated by the younger members,
consisting of Miss K. Vivian Ford. Miss
Lucille OConnel and Misses Bessie 4.
Durkee and Mathilde and Loretto Con-
way, chaperoned by Mrs. w. B. O'Connel!,
forming a theater party and visiting the
Columbia.
Mrs l. y. Rosekrans gave most de-
lightful post-nuptial tea al the residence
of her parents. 13 Scott street, on Thurs
day. Feb. g." She was assisted in receiv-
ing by her mother, Mrs. j. w. Stetson.
The Auxiliary Literary and Social Union