The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

Henrietta Preister, Miss Theresa Guinas-
SO, Miss Bella Jacobs, Miss Ida Isaacs,
MISS MISS Martha Wagner, Miss Edna Herold,
MISS Clara Ward, Miss Christine Becker,
Miss Martha Caen, Miss Elsa Herold.
Miss Matte KnobIoch, Miss Burns, Miss
Ta TTassie McGlynn; Miss Eva McGlynq, Miss
Iessle Vahey,y Mrs Dufair, Rae Jacobs,
Mr. and Mrs. Herold, Leo Herold, Sam
Jacobs, Chester Herold Joseph Jacobs,
nouls b1,nl bbefk9vitz. b win Sass Mannie Roth 9th
Reinhertz, Mr.. Connolly, Harry Klarnet,
MT Stromberg, John Gindorff, Fred Bier
mann, Beno Herold and VIII McGreevy.
Mrs; A. Gerritsen celebrated her seven
ter Mrs. w. J. Peden. 252O Market street.
FRIDAY evening, October 4. The following
were present: Mrs. D. w. Wessenberg,
Mrs; M ID: Hansen, Mrs. H. Mitchell, Mrs
Methmann, Mrs. ]. Hellingsen, Mrs. G.
Z. Sampson, Mrs w. E. Dubois, Mrs. Pc
ters and Mrs w. Buescher. pleasant
f1aong was M spent 6o payng M whist by Mr he
and Mrs. D. e. Murden, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
=. Goode, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lansing, Mr.
and Mrs. Mrs. w. J. Peden, ]. wilkins, Miss
man and S. 1. Rees. The first prizes were
won by S. L. Rees and Mrs. w. B. Goode,
the the G29n;solation 2;s prizes by H. G; Butman
beautifully decorated for the event and
dainty refreshments were served.
Nj mere was a select party given by Miss
N1drSuerette Mccormick to a few OF her
many many friends at her home, 10 Twenty
elghth street, Sunday evening, October g.
Inc mouse was prettily decorated with
palms, evergreens and smilax, and a
dancing, cake walks, clog dancing and
games. The following programme was
rendered; Piano solo, Miss Maggie Sta
icy; icy; song, When the Harvest Days Are
oyer, MISS Alice Nelson, accompanied by
Miss May Mccormick song, Coon,
Coon, Coon, Coon Chase Lippi; clog dancing
MISS MIS- marguerite Mccormick and George
Alice Nelson and Marguerette McCor-
mick. and Charles Simon; AL Osterloh re-
cited, How Zachary Set a Hen; piano
500, 500, MISS May Mccormick; cake walk,
MISS .lI M Mccormick and Charles simon;
mnose ief present were Misses May McC;or-
Llppi' Mrs. Mccormick, Professor Lippi
Joe Osterloh, Charles Simon Albert
CSsrerioh' George Mayles, Nicholas Nc
Mccormick.
The Kimball family held it's eighth an
nuaI n1li reunion eal on October 8 at Golden Gate
Hall tba = SIS } sutter street The members Of
persons residing in California. The Kim
pans date their arrival in the United
states as far back as 1884, when Richard
arrived in Boston. During the war Of the
revolution there were 12S Of the members
OF the family who saw service and in
every succeeding war the name has
adorned the army register. even down TO
Ihe late Spanish-American issue. AT the
last meeting an association was formed
with the following officers:
President, Frank Willard Kimball; first
vice president, Charles Lloyd KimbaII;
second vice president, Roy T. Kfmball;
recording secretary, Miss NJ. Alice Kim
pan; corresponding secretary, Miss Sarah
Louise Kimball; treasurer, Roy T. Kim
pail; librarian. Miss Gertrude M. KIM
Mrs. Margaret Wheeler entertained a.
lew friends at her residence recently in
honor of Mrs. C. Priest on her return
The The guests were: Miss Maize Golden.
MISS Mollie Cordano, Miss Elizabeth
Carety. Miss Millie Hoffman, Mrs. G. A.
Priest, Mrs NJ. Wheeler Gerald Richard
Grimm, G J. A Cusiek, Robert J: Payne. ].
A pleasant affair took place at the
home CT Mrs. May Richardson, Schiller
street, Alameda, on the Sth inst, in honor
Ct Ga her sister, Mrs, Kittie MARYLAND Of Ell
perb. At midnight all adjourned to the
banquet hall, where a repast was served
A stringAprchestra occupied palm booth
dulged in until the morning sdawned
Among. the guests Were: Mrs. Mary
Richardson, Robert Richardson, Mrs.
Kittie MARYLAND. Miss Nellie O'Dea of
Chico, Miss May Davis of Portland, Or. ;;
Mrs. NJ. McBernie of Portland, Or; Miss
Nellie, Hatcher Of New York, Major Bert
Smith, Hon. William Ford, Joseph Al
bany Charles H. Schuler of Portland,
,Or,,-and f. A. Bentley of Livermore.
One of the prettiest luncheons of the
week was given last Thursday by Mrs.
M Case of 264 East Fifteenth street, East
Oakland, in honor of the ladies of the
Informal Lunch Club. 1t was an Orien-
al luncheon. The table and dining-room
were decorated in Oriental style and col
oring, the soft glow from many bright
lanterns completed the beautiful effect.
The ladies were attired in pretty
kimonos and Miss E. Hunt sang several
selections from the Geisha. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. J, Ellison. Mrs, c. J.
Lancaster, Mrs. E. j.. Crowell Mrs. G.
Moulin, Mrs. O.. B. Caldwell, Miss E.
Hunt, Miss A. Russell and Mrs. M Case.
A birthday party was rendered to Miss
Lulu Rawson Saturday, September 28, at
her home. 91S Bush street. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Rawson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Reinecke, Mrs. p. John
son, Mrs. D. L. Nathanson, Misses Regina
Nathanson, Eva Hettrich, Frances Dick
son, Velma Johnson, Corinne Burrows,
Emily Reinecke sand Fleeta Rawson; DR..
Baker, A. E. Nathanson. Leonard Rawson,
George Barrows, Bert G. Ross, w. Chin
ney, G. e. Culberson, w. Crayton, E.
Madsen, w. Eustace, A Welch, Arthur
Johnson and T. Monies.