The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND Jan. 24.-Maple Hall presented
brilliant appearance last evening. the oc-
casion being the regular assembly Of the
Maple Dancing Club. This club. which has
rapidly grown in favor since its first cotillon
in october last is composed of the younger
members Of the exclusive set and their dances
rival the always successful affairs of their
elders club. the Friday Night Cotillon.
The patronesses are Mrs H K Belden Mrs
T. G. Coogan, Mrs NJ w. Kales. Mrs. Hor y
Meek, Mrs. Charles s. Houghton and Mrs w.
NJ Hall Among the dancers were Misses
Alma Harmon Ethel Johnson, Sevilla Hayden.
Ethel Kent. Cecil Harold, Rose Kales. Emily
Kelley, Evelyn Hussey, Louise LangfoTd Maud
Henderson. Marjory Lynch Bessie. Haven.
Clarisse Lohse Mary Hyde. Charlotte Morri-
Harold. Eleanor Moller, Louise Hall. Juliet
Mitchell. Ruth Houghton, Rachel Morrow.
Rhoda Howell, Ann McElrath, Charlotte Hail.
Jennie Morgan. Daisy HILL Eleanor Merrill
Elsie Horton. Geraldine McGraw. Edna In
gram Rachel Newsom, Nellie Jordan, Polly
Noyes, Grace Jordan, Edna Orr, Johnson John
son. Fannie Plaw. Airline Johnson, Genevieve
Pratt, Alice Powell, Nadine Belden, Lulu Rob-
erts, Adelaide Bangs. Lille Reed Trubie
Cornelia Stratton, Alma Bunderschu. Efhe
Smile. Margery Coogan, Carmen sutton Madge
Cunningham, Alice Shinn Nesta Colby Grace
Stader Hazel Cope, Beulah Summers. Vera
Scupham Paula Chickering. Rena Scott. Jessie
Craig. Myrtle simmons Jeanette CuvilIier
Anita Thompson, Minnie Conger. Margaret
Taylor, Noelle de Cola. Dean Tisdale, Helen
Virginia Won Loben Sells. Anita Davis. Leslie
Wight, Clara English, Ella Wight. Gladys
English, sMarlon Walsh, Louise Eastman
Frances Williamson, Natalie Fore. Edna Whit
ney, Ruth Green Edith Whitney, Josephine
Glenn, Florence Ziegenfuss Alice Glenn and
Kemp Acker. Philip Alexander, Walter Clark
Philip Bowles, Wesley Craig, Rives Baker
Edgar de Cola, Andrew Bennison. John
Debert, Spencer Brown. Emory Farnum
James Furth, Willard barton. William eiI,
lette, Ralph Butler, Louis Ghirardell Harold
Baxter, Alfred Ghirardelli. Day Baxter,
Stephen Gage Dudley Burnays. Harry Gutter
son. Philip Burnays, Ralph Gorril James
Berney. Claiming Hall. Herbert Baker Boyd
Harold, Albert Bates. Sam Haven. A. r.
Baker, Alvin Harmon, James Booth Valentine
Hush, Malcolm Campbell Shirley Houghton
Charlie Cha Guyelier; Parker Holt Albert Coogan;
Curtis, Howard Johnson Will Creed Archibald
Jones. Carlton Curtis and Joe Kendall
The '.97s" gave dance Thurday night at
Reed Hail. and the floor was crowded with
daintly gowned women and their escorts The
hail was tastefully decorated with palms and
the best of music made dancing a delight
Beach Dean was floor director. assisted by the
president, Harry G. Williams.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
George Cockerton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter CO.
hiek, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron RutIey. Mr.: and
Heeseman, Mr.; and Mrs VIII Westphal. Miss
Keegan, Mrs. Mabel Fine Miss Canty. Miss
Essie Mcdonald. Miss Resseguie, Miss Schmidt
Miss MIST & Miss Mstt Clara ara Miller the Misses
Loran Pease, Mr.. Jordan M E. Gaines Carl
ton Wall, Beach Dean, A. b. Swanger, Frank
Frost. Louis Reed and W. B. Standeford.
An enjoyable whist party was given by Mrs
w. II. L. Hynes at the home of her mother
Mrs. Adrian Merle of Alameda avenue and
Walnut street, Alameda. the 22d inst The
affair was complimentary to Mrs. A. W. Kruis-
of Brooklyn n. Y, who will leave in a
few months for Germany. where she wili re-
side The Merle residence was artisticaIly
decorated in honor Of the occasion. The hostess
was assisted by Miss NJ. Thompson of Oakland
The prizes We're by Mrs Andrew Rudgear
OF San Francisco. Miss Dolly Chapman of Ala
media Mrs. F. w. Leavitt of Oakland and Miss
Claire Funder.
The list of guests included Mrs. A W.
Kruiser Mrs. Adrian Merle Mrs. Henry Sa-
toris Mrs. +. W. Leavitt, Miss W. Koenig
Miss Aglae Caire. Miss E. Ardizzi. Miss Rose
Hemingway. Mrs. F. Collischoun Mrs Andrew