The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

clarence Follis, Frank owen, E NJ
s1Ireenway and Max McNutt. Another de-
tne one given by the Misses Stubbs COM
pnmentary TO Miss Genevieve King.
MISS Adelaide Murphy's calico BALI
iast evening was more in the nature of q
selghful informal frolic than regular
pall. About th,rty-five couples Joined in
the merrymahing at the home of the host
ess, ON Pacific avenue and Pierce street
Ihe members OF the Entire Nous Cotillon
gave their third assembly and german on
last Friday evening at the Palace Hotel,
ana, as usual, II was q most successful
ana brilliant gathering. Fifty couples at
tended and danced six pretty and in
rlcate figures OF the cOtillon under the
elrectorship OF Sanford q. Lewald and
Miss Lulu Berger The following partici-
pateo in the leading set: Misses Coral
Gilbert, Alma Hink. Irene Danforth, Beat
rice Jacques. Alice l.. Dunno, Martha
horbel, Kate Barkhaus. Georgia Read,
Louise Heppner Isabel Hemmenway,
Clara Campo, Kate Gaines, Belle HerZer,
Mae Ludlow, Clara Byington. Anita Pur-
lenky, Kate Byington and Sadie Ludlow;
Jesse NJ. Whited, Dana Wise, Arthur Hin
tar, Charles Luce, u. I. Berry, James i.
Ludlow. Arthur Meussdorffer, William +.
Hooke, George Purienky, Herman Herzer.
FRANK G. Sykes, DR.. William {. Hopper,
Louis G. Schord. DR.. J. J. Kingweil, Claire
morrill,. Merritt Robson, George Hendry
and Fred s. Greenlee.
The members Of the Entire Nous Corillon
Club, accompanied by the patronesses,
Will give a New Years eve ball and CO.
tillon AT the C,if House. They will start
at 10 o'clock on Sunday evening on troll
! ley ride and arrive at the Gin House at
ll:s5-in time TO see the old year out and
the new year In. Dancing Will commerce
at y O'Clock and last until o'clock. Sup
per VIII be served at 1870. coullon will
be danced at 2:30 a. m.
one OF the pleasantest functions of
Christmas week was the dinner given by
Mr.. ana Mrs. Butterfeld Their guests
were Monsieur Bernard. Nine. Benard
Professor Cary Jones. Mrs. Jones, Dr.
Jean Jordan, Miss Leslie Jordan Mr.
Butteifield, Mrs. Butterfield and Fred
Butterfeld.
Nearly three hundred people enjoyed the
hospitality OF Colonel Isaac Trumbo on
Christmas eve. His pretty home at 1873
Sutter street was the scene of a brilliant
spectacle. Surpliced choir boys sang their
carols. well known singers rendered music
appropriate 10 the season OF the year,
and ali present made merry over a heav-
lily laden Christmas tree. Colonel Trumbo
with the aid OF his brother Howard, re-
ceiTec the guests and also saw that there
were no haltS in the evenings entertain
ment. For the past five years Colonel
Irumbo has on Christmas eve invited his
friends 10 his home. His popularity among
the surpliced choirs of this city is so
great that its members serenade him each
year. When the services at their re-
specuve churches were concluded on the
sabbath evening the choir BOYS did not
don their gowns. but went directly TO the
colOnelS residence. When half a block
away they began 10 sing their beautiful
carols. Needless TO say the singers were
invited in to partake Of the good cheer
and the colonel, as is his wont presented
a gift 10 each member. Between the hours
OF and the colonel allowed his servants
TO entertain their friends. and their gem
erous employer saw to il that each guest
onels friends arrived and they remained
10 see the dawn OF Christmas day.