The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

Mrs. H. L. Hill, Mrs Stirling Postley,
Mrs. Frederick Tillmann, Mrs. Latham
McMullin, Mrs. E. r. Dimond. Mrs. w.
S. Martin, Mrs. w. E. Dean, Mrs. j. w.
Keeney, Mrs. Worthington Ames, Mrs. w.
D. K. Gibson, Miss Florence Bailey Miss
I.eontine Brakeman, Miss Bigley. Miss
Jennie Bigley, Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss
Linda Cadwallader, Miss Helen Dean,
Miss Bernie Drown, Miss Charlotte Ellin-
wood. Miss Ethel Hager, Miss Helen
Wagner, Miss Genevieve King, Miss Alice
Findley, Miss Olive Holbrook, Miss Ar
della Mills, Miss Carrie Taylor and Miss
Mangels
After the reception a large dinner was
given, to which the receiving party and a
corresponding number of gentlemen We're
invited. The remainder of the evening
was spent pleasantly in informal dancing
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion celebrated its twenty-fifth anniver
sary yesterday afternoon by giving a
large reception at 1853 O'Farrell street,
and, regardless of the bad weather, 800
fiiends and members availed themselves
OF the hospitality extended between the
hours of 2 and o'clock. The decorations
were especially attractive, foliage in pro-
fusion being arranged with bright flow
ers. In the library pink carnations pre-
dominated and pink roses were chosen for
was done In red roses and green's. An in
teresting address was given by Rev.
George c. Adams and Rev John
Stephens and Rev. MIR. Pond of
fered prayers. The officers and di-
rectors of the association received the
guests, assisted by a few invited friends
who served refreshments. Those in the
receiving party were: President, Mrs. w.
O. Gould; first vice president, Mrs. G. w.
Prescott; second vice president, Mrs. J.
F. Merrill: third vice president, Mrs. NJ.
P. Jones; fourth vice president Mrs. H.
]. Sadler; recording secretary Miss Helen
Van Wrinkle; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. S. p. Tuggle; treasurer, Mrs. j. H.
Morse; honorary presidents, Mrs l.. c.
Redington and Mrs. p d. Browne; direc-
tors Mrs. A. r. Baldwin, Mrs George P.
Thurston, Mrs. l.. c. Redington, Mrs. J.
l.. Martel, Mrs n. G. Kittle, Mrs. F. A.
Ijams, Mrs B. NJ Gum, Mrs, M. j. Nc
Donald, Mrs G. b. Warren, Mrs. NJ
Beardsley, Mrs. William H. Crocker, Mrs
A. Unger, Mrs. l. S. Van Wrinkle, Mrs
NJ Godby, Mrs. William J. Gum, Mrs. E.
T Allen Mrs ]. A. Fillmore, Mrs j.
Spruance, Miss H L. Reed, Mrs. w. c.
Pond Mrs. Wendell Easton, Miss Mary
Farquaharson, Mrs, T. r. Edwards, Mrs.
L. F. Gefssler, Mrs. John Stephens, Mrs
J Hemphill, Mrs. p. D. Browne, Mrs.
Leopold Aigeltinger, Mrs. ]. B. Stetson,
MrS. Charles MTS. fremont
Morse; attorney, A. G. BOOTH trustees,
J. f. Merrill, w. H. Crocker, w F.
Whittier, E. B. Pond and w. j. Dutton.
The following ladies presided over the
refreshment table: Miss Mau, Miss Mar
eel, Mrs v. Mathews, Miss Sad,er,
Misses Atkinson, Miss Minnie Martin,
Mrs Charles A. Morgan Miss Wagner.
Mrs. S. v. Mooney was hostess at a
charming tea yesterday afternoon at her
home on Broadway. The drawing-rooms
foliage and cordial hospitality was ex-
tended to three hundred callers Mrs.
Mooney was assisted in receiving by the
following party: Miss Cooley, Miss Helen
Dickens, Miss Carrie Ayres, Miss Ger
trude Bates, Miss Helen Spalding, Mrs.
Walton Thorne and Mrs. Taylor
Miss Katherine T. Keyes and William
T. Hess were quietly married by Father
Ramm on Tuesday evening. The wedding
occurred at the home of the groom at S21
California street in the presence of few
invited guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hess will
California, after which they will reside
at 1902 McAllister street
Mrs. L. Julian Thorne ave euchre
party in honor of Miss Ethel Cooley
Yesterday afternoon, at her home, where
sixty guests were pleasantly entertained
The hostess was assisted by the follow