The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

bers will play for club pins and Mrs.
Grace will instruct them in "6S." There
will be no game on Thursday, Decem-
Der "a. The straight whist prize on
Monday. November So was won by
Mrs. Frank Weston Of Oakland.
| The El Alma Club held its third re-
ception Friday evening at Cotillon
Hall. The hall was decorated in red and
green. Sixty-four couples participated
in a delightful might cap" german.
led by Bernard Farrell, assisted by Miss
E. Thomson.
The semi-monthly social of the
Romita Dancing Club was held Sat
urday evening, November 26. at Occi-
dental Hall. Supreme Court building.
A bean-bag party. which had been an
nounced as the particular feature of
the evening. excited much curiosity
among the members as to what JONI
fication the committee of arrange
ments had in store for the merry
makers. During the german the
secret was disclosed, when the dancers
were handed bean bags, and it was
explained TO them that they were ex-
holes of a receptacle which had been
provided for the feat. the dancers
standing in line at a distance of ten
feet from the target. The successful
throwers had the privilege of select
ing his partner for the rest of the
german. and the unsuccessful were
obliged to go to the end of the line
to try again.
Refreshments were served after the
german and dancing was resumed un-
til 1870 o'clock.
The committee having the affair in
charge consisted of Mr.. Frederick K.
Blue, president; Cliff B. Rushmer,
treasurer; Miss Nina Jean Cook, sec
retary; Miss Cornelia B. Farrell, Mr..
j. E. Nelson, Miss Georgia w. Braun,
Miss Cara c. Jaeger, Mr. r. c. jack
son and Miss Mae H. Snyder.
Among those present were: Miss
Nina Jean Cook. Miss Cornelia Far
rell, Miss Cara c. Jaeger, Miss Mae
H. Snyder, Miss Anna Lowry. Miss
Maybelle Young, Miss Lena ellis,
Miss Edna S. Hampton. Miss Mayme
Eagles, Miss Mae Cook, Miss Stella
Outsen, Miss Bertha Armand, Miss
Edna F. Farrell, Miss Mae SchulZe,
Miss Lillian Baumgarten. Miss Matte
Fried, Miss Maude Hail. Miss Mabel
Benjamin, Miss Queen Johnson.
Messrs. Frederick K. Blue, Cliff 3.
Rushmere, ]. Z. Nelson, r. c. Jack
son, Phil Ossman, Hebbard H. Har
vey, Louis H Frost, Al Dupont. A c.
Outsen, Frank E. Arthur, Elmer Bett,
Arthur F. Schuster, r. T. OnyOn.
George Matthai, Adolph j. Alviso. Wal
ter Steers. j. B. Outsen, Carl Amick,
w. Mobley, Geo. w. Drew, ]. d. Rich
ardson, A ]. Adams, Edgar Howard, A
P. Tarleton, Jack Dempsey, NJ. E.
Browne. ]. Arthur Sinclair. ]. NJ. Ratio.
Robert B. Knox, James Grinsell, Eu-
gene White, Mrs. Austin Cook, Mrs. c.
H. Jaeger, Mrs. r. Snyder and Mrs.
Charles Farrell.
zeta Chapter of Delta Sigma Delta
will have an assembly at Golden Gate
Hall on Friday evening, December IL.
The patronesses are Mrs. c. L. God
dard, Mrs. w. V. Sharp, Mrs L. Van
Orden, Mrs L. L. Dunbar. Mrs H. =.
Carlton. Mrs. ]. G. Sharp.
The Rialto Social and Outing Club
gave a delightful party to Miss Mamie
de Sparr at her residence, 3417 Twenty
sixth street, on Thanksgiving evening.
Music and dancing were enjoyed until
a late hour.
Those who attended were Thomas
McGovern, Mrs. T. McGovern, John
Makows{i, Mrs. ]. Makowski, John
Kamna, Miss Alice Nelson, James Cru |
den, Miss Mamie de Sparr. Armand /
Amiot. Miss G. Nelson, A. Lippi. Miss !
Louise Amiot. E. de Sparr. Miss Ora
Wilson. Ed L. Marden. Miss Clara |
Vanderford, Robert de Sparr, Jennie
Amiot, E. King, Miss Rose Shauger.
A. H. Marden, Miss c. Clubbing. r. |
Olivi. Miss Tyson, ". H. Quasi, A. w |
Dickieson. /. P. Ostotoh, G. Maybe. Mrs !
Buickner. T. Otto. Miss Sadie Marden,
Miss L. Bickerstaff. James O'Leary, Is. I
Pavlnielli and L. Schmmally.
The Seniors of the Girls High School I
gave a very delightful dance on No
vember % as az welcome to the Baby /
Juniors. The large auditorium was
tastefully decorated with choice potted |
plants and greens from the conserva-
tory and garden of the school.
One of the prettiest features was the
grand march of the hundred seniors /
with their junior partners through an
arch of green intermingled with red 1
berries, which was upheld by the Senior /
twins" in light green dresses The ]. /
d. Hynes' orchestra rendered the dance l
music excellently. A pineapple lemo
made was served. The dance was I
great success and the finest of it's kind 4
ever held in the High School. Miss /
Liehl, the class president, was aided 4
by the executive committee. Misses Lii 4
ian B. Cotrel (chairman), Corinne Grad I
wohl, Anita Rose, Ethel Northern. Lucy 1
Jourden, Charlotte Estes and Marian 4
F. Cotrel, and the reception committee. |
Misses Paula Wright and Marjorie 4
Burlington.
The Twentieth Century Missionites, |
musical social club. will give an in /
augural entertainment and musicale at +
Mission Opera Hall next Saturday /
evening. The following programme 4
will be presented: