The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Relating to Society.

Miss K. Ralston, P. j. Morrin, Miss Ge-
nevia Keaton, Howard Van Kirk, Louise
Van Kirk, J. P. Morgenson. Miss Dorathy
Getty, Walter Minner, Miss Alice Minner,
F. N. Meyer. Miss B. Holmes. B. P. Glea-
son, Miss Edith lgoe, George Harold San
dy, H. Stettin. MISS Anita Ferdinandson,
H. S. Morton, j. c. Crooks, Ernest A
Lee, Miss Lee, j. F. Anderson, Miss LuIa
Wegener, Major G. c. Keneher, DIR. G.
Miss Nita Shepherd, Miss Lefty Conneau,
DR.. Claude Perry, Miss O.. S. Hunsaker,
+. c. Roop, Miss Rosalind Sugden, j. p.
LAWN, Miss Edith Polar, Norman Titus,
ham, Miss Azel AVIS, S. L Rees.
Invited guests; A p; La M1tte' Mote Miss Miss
Hesseltine George Bell, Miss Edith L.
Gordon, Claude Gillespie, Louis ~Ferrari,
Miss L. Ferrari, DR.. G. Rogers. Misses
Bryan. Bruce W. Large. MISS Knight,
tin. Miss Mildred Heslop. c. F.. Chemi-
nant, Miss Eta Langrehr. G. A. Lieb,
Miss Myrtle Lieb, Bert de Haven, Miss
Alice q. Doyle, Miss L. Avis, A. Sober,
stofs, stofs, ePef' MP' Henderson. Eaipn Lang
MISS Maud Mulville, Miss Eva Mulville.
II. Cheek, Miss Wilcox, j: A. Ormond,
Miss A. Fiower, Miss Luia c: Lurch, MISS
D. Neely, H.. u. Maynard, Miss E. Har-
MISS oliver, Frank Wilbur. Miss E.
Toothacker, Miss Daisy ConToy. 3; 5rIont Ben
Miss Lou Buck, Miss E. Halloran. u.
Sobey, Miss e. Tenant, Miss Gail S. Van
Kirk. Mr.. and MRS. 1. f. Faure, ]. H.
r. Lathrop. MISS Lathrop, Mr.. Moore,
Miss X. HOLE, Mr.. Davlnpor, Stanley
Prior, Miss Walker. Miss Ethel Stealy,
Misses Murray, w: Hynes, henry Bort
j
Young, Misses Crooks. hoy Guerney, Miss
NJ. Carroll, Miss Sammy, Frank Buckley,
j. Kennedy, MISS Alce q. Moran, Jo-
seph Baprsta, Miss Lille Eastwood, Mr..
de Sofa, Miss q. Willlams, u. A. Archl-
pald Miss M. Moran. Len tenner, MISS
DIas, b. Commack, Miss Florence Hes
senger Miss Z. Austermuhle, W. E. Clo-
Wen, Miss Emma MowDray.
A very charming reception of last week
was that given to Miss Marguerite Nc
Mahon by the pupils OF the Chicago Busi-
ness College on the oc casion of the young
lady's blrLnday. Armory Hall was COM
their guests Dancing was kept up till IL
O'Clock, when a denghtful supper was
served.
The Golden Gate Whist Club was enter
her residence, 1Z15 McAlllster street. The
following members were winners: Mrs.
G. A: Casey; Ms. William Cohn, Mrs. B:
Rothholz and Mrs. ]. Schwartz
A club OF young people has been formed
in East Oakland called the Gayety Social
Club, with a membership of over thirty
and the following officers: President, Miss
Birdie Pitcher; vice president, Charles
Jacoby; treasurer, Miss Harriet Dwyer;
secretary, Miss Daisy Jacohy. On Friday
evening last the club gave its first party,
a very delightful private masquerade, at
Cameron Hall on Thirteenth avenue. The
floor manager was Mr.. Farnham, Miss
Minnie McCracken assistant. The recep-
tion committee consisted of Mr.. Louis
Oksen, Miss Harriet Dwyer and Miss
Caroline Meyer. On the music and hall
committee were Miss Elinor Broderick.
Mr.. Charles Jacoby, Miss McCracken,
Miss B. Smart and Mr.. Guichard. The
decorating committee consisted of Mr..
Louis Oksen, Miss Gertrude Dwyer, Miss
Harriet Dwyer. the Misses Broderick, Mr..
Jacoby and Miss Grace Hussey. Miss
supervised all committees. The hall was
beautifully decorated with festoons of
Grape tissue paper in the club coiors, pink
and green. A deep festoon of pepper
sprays hung from the molding around the
entire hall, while Chinese lanterns COM
pleted the effect. The music was fur
nished by Mrs. Lercher. and the pro-
gramme differed from the customary
dance programme, containing among
other numbers the Centennial Lancers,''
the Rye Waltz" etc. A twilight waltz
was danced in the dim light of Chinese
lanterns and two grinning jack O. lam
terms. Between the dances Mrs. Lercher
and Louis OkSen sang solos and Miss Eta
Smart recited. All were enthusiastically
encored. Lemonade was served by Miss
Harriet Dwyer in an anteroom. The next
party of the club will be a calico party
to be given some time this month