The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

Deeh IN progress in the Maple room of the
aaIaGe Ho1el came to a fitting close last
oEShiis. Inc attendance was very large
ana the voting extremely heavy An ex-
ceLeut programme was rendered, after
H,rie Wntcn an auction sale was held. The bid
eddsd @ vas tn +S SPIRITED and many dollars were
as,s auusu 70 the already large fund gathered
,aoig uoaiing the past week. The dolls will be
packed and sent back to Boston In the
GpOiiectlon 90, is the beautiful California doll,
mona.'' IL"
ne Twenty Minute Workers of ST
and ends appropriate for Christmas % eifts
on on tuesday afternoon. 1t will continue
b,.s tne following day. A number of de-
b1ns bb1Isantss ss viii preside at the various ta-
@ @DtoSi %. Luke'S Church congregation is
thaue this up OF the leading society people Of
i CnIs city and the members of the ex-
The s'pg pgoeeedv eee VIII assist the worthy sale
Iylng the handsome church. The officers
OF the society are:
President, Mrs. Philip Caduc: vice presidents
Mrs Aenry 1; Scott, Mrs Horace Pillsbury,
Mrs. MIS- Louis Parrott. Mrs. j. G. Clark; treas
retarv taI Mvs Ms George w Kline; recording sec
secretary Mrs. E. A. Belcher. - ''''O-'''e
Mrs; James Hall of Dawson enter
Gd 5ained abe ia6oqt fifty friends at her resi-
dence, 1928 Post street, last evening. The
SNen!ng was pleasantly passed in games
dancing, etc. An excellent musical pro-
s, gaanline was rendered and refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hall was assisted in
HnFT;GeiVrng ME- II by Mrs Green, Miss Green,
HISS HISS Bessie Green Chandon and Miss
were:
ra1n Misses Mae Sullivan. Jessie steizil, Mamie
doWhe Helen Land, Rose Towne, Querta Vim
cent. Gertrude Fitzgerald Belle Donohue. Ella
desmond. @ Beatrice Turay. Mrs. Culbreth, Ethel
Ana ai hazel Il Culbreth, Mr.. and MS. Anderson
Mar. and Mrs. Devol. Caroline Bacon. Mr.. Ba-
con, Son. robert Dempsey, Albert Tyrell. Mel
stewart. SbnSa. a: J. Harris. Richard Hunt. Louis
aurezo, walter Packard Charles Houseman
a. l. Williams. I. W. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Koehncke cele-
brated their silver wedding anniversary
last evening at their residence 2SO8 Green
wien street. great many friends took
part IN the festivities and numerous hand
some presents We're sent the happy couple.
Mrs. Horace D. Pillsbury entertained
ane ner trends at matinee tea at her home
5OO0 Broadway, yesterday afternoon The
gathering was strictly society one From
4 O'Clock until dinner hour there was a
constant going and coming of the notabes
OF the exclusive set Mrs. Pillsbury made
a charming hostess. She was assisted in
receiving by the following named:
Mrs. Augustus Taylor. Mrs James A. Robin
son son MIS-: Louis Findley Monteagle Mrs Sew
Walter s Martin Mrs Lawrence Irving Scott.
Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller. Mrs Herbert Mofitt
MISS sophia Pierce. Miss Edith Mclean Miss
Olive Holbrook Miss Emily Caroian, Miss
Edith Preston, Miss Hilda Van Scklend, Miss
Pillsbury and Miss Daisy Van Ness
The house was beautifully decorated and
the music was delightful.
A euchre party was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs Edward c. Lands and
Mrs. Charles Sharrocks at the residence
of Mrs Lands, 1121 Hyde street The
prizes offered for the victors were novel
and pretty. Refreshments were served
curing curing the progress OF the games and the
guests enJoyed a delightful afternoon.
Among those who were present were:
Mrs. Victor Matthews, Mrs. e. w. Peabody.
Mrs. James Patrick. Mrs George Smith Mrs.
S. P. Tuggle, Mrs. Walter Willett, Mrs Hugh
Mrs. NJ Curtis, Mrs. w r. L. Campbell. Mrs
Louis Danglada. Mrs. Ralph Hoitt Miss Ida
Miss Burke, Miss Lavina Giesting. Miss Daniel
Miss Clara Flood. Miss Bessie Knight, knight,
Miss Geraldine Bohen. Mrs. Burke. r Mrs AnGs 5ohn
Hunt Mrs J; L; Deahl. Mrs. o. o. Ellinhouse,
William Lang. Mrs. Clarence B. Sloane. Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Robert Knighton Mrs. e. A.
Mrr Wam Il nsohS meS Msl MRS John g. ka1dis nGl
Mrs. William H. Hammer Mrs n G. Tilden
Mrs Charles j. Bandmann and Mrs. Linda h
Bryan.
More than a hundred guests crowded the
pretty home of Mrs. T. l. O'Brien, at 1896
McAllister street yesterday afternoon and
met Miss Olivia Verdon, the Charming
neice Of the hostess, in whose honor a big
tea was given. Hollyberries, smilax and
flowers were tastefully used in the deco
rations. Miss Verdon was assisted in re-
ceiving by the following named:
Miss Margaret Winters. Mrs George C. snt
ton. Miss Margaret Ruddick Miss Edith Morris
Miss Mary Cook, Miss Valie Winters Miss
Bessie Bates, Miss Edna Cook and Miss Ger
trude Sullivan.
Miss Alice Maynell. the celebrated Eng
lish author and poet, will deliver a lee
ture entitled THE Treble Note" Thurs
day evening. December IL, at Century
Hall, 1918 Sutter street The lives and
works Of women who have helped to make
the literature of England will be consid-
cred.
Miss May Denman and Colonel B. Frank
Cheatham, United States army, were
united in marriage last evening by Rev.
Bradford Leavitt pastor of the Unitarian
Church of this city. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Denman, 231S
Steiner street.
The house was beautifully decorated in
honor of the event. Many friends of both