The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

the Young womans Christian Associa-
ton at 116A Davis street were made hap
py last Saturday by Thanksgiving din
ner. Mrs. George Crocker was the kind
donor OF IL all and the bill of fare includ-
ed turkey, cranberry sauce. vegetables.
mince pies, cake, fruit, cheese. tea and
coffee. The ladies who received and served
were: Mesdames w. o. Gould. n. j. nc
Donald. A. r. Baldwin, s. p. Tuggle. IL.
]. Sadler. NJ. Beardsley: Miss II. L. Reed.
Mesdames ]. l.. Deahl, j. s. Andrews, \.
Mcfarland. George Thurston. George
Mayer. V. E. Mathews: Misses Agnes
Sadler. Viola Meyer, Helena Speyer, Alice
Jackson and Ida jackson.
During the dinner music, both vocal and
instrumental. was rendered by Mrs.
wcbb-Giesy, Misses Grass, Webb. Ward
and Petite and Mr.. Ed Hopkins. About
500 girls enjoyed the dinner and entertain
ment.
A delightful party was rendered Miss
Ethel Andrew at the family residence. 2SS
Shotwell street. last Saturday evening.
Miss Andrew Is to leave shortly for
trip to Southern California.
A most enjoyable reunion took place at
the residence of Mr.. Edward Lee, 20S Fair
Oaks street, Thanksgiving day Eighteen
sat down to a sumptuous repast. The
dining-roo was tastefully decorated in
blue and gold, with the motto, Welcome.
Berkeley" in honor OF two of the young
ladies who are students at the university
across the bay. After justice had been
done to the turkeys and other good things
provided the family and guests adjourned
to the parlors, where very pleasant
evening was spent with music and games.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Richard Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred c. Lee, Misses Millie. Annie,
Susie. Josie, Katie and May Lee, Mr.. Ed
ward Lee Jr.. Mr.. Fred r. Peake, Miss
Catherine Peake and Miss Garbarino.
A surprise party was given to Miss TIL
lie Beatty at her residence, 1928 Tenth
avenue South, Saturday last. The
guests were: Misses Tiiiie Beatty, Louisa
and Annie Milly, Bella Lindsay. Josie
Desmond. Nellie Keefe, Maude McI.augh-
lin, Jewel Regan, Annie Wulff, Clara and
Lucy Hansen, Madeleine Milly, Arthur
Hamman, William Deyl, Joseph Burns.
Harry Bcshorman, Frank Gesta, George
Wilson, Paul McSweeney, Joe wateH,
Emil Milly. Ernest Bruer, George Coyle.
Charles Keefe Rudolph Wulff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Roechmer, Mrs. James
Beatty, Mrs. Wulff. Mrs. Lindsay, Alex
Beatty. L. p. Clayburgh, Werner Comp
ton, NJ. e. Brown, d. Shea, Joe Abra-
hams, Julius Cohn, j. Stein and j. VIII
liams OF Chicago.
Miss Hattie Brown entertained a num-
ber of friends Sunday evening, November
"a, at her home. 610 Octavia street. The
evening was pleasantly spent in playing
games, music and dancing. Those pres
ent were: Misses Pearle Marcus, Rose
Friedman, Lulu Williams, Carrie Wolff.
Eleanora Rhoton, Ida Rhoton, Hattie
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Rosen-
thai.
On last Sunday, November "a, a party
of about sixty people gathered at tho
residence of Joe Marturella, 1121 Mont
gomeyy street, to celebrate the christen-
Ing of their first born. The residence was
decorated for the occasion. The christen-
ing took place at 1 o'clock. after which
a dinner was served. Singing and dane
ing continued until 10 o'clock. when sup
per was served. At 1 o'clock the guesrs
departed. The music was conducted by
Professor Ferrera. Among the guests
were: c. A. Guibbiny. Mrs. A. Martur-
ella. Mr.. and Mrs. Marturella, Mr.. and
Mrs. Botte Of Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs.