The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-28
CLUB HONORS
COMPOSERS OF
SAN FRANCISCO

/ Social day at the California Club was
unusually charming yesterday afternoon
and we'll attended regardless of the bad
weather. The club president. Mrs. George
Law Smith, presided during the interest
/ ing musical programme. which was given
over to San Francisco composers. Mrs
/ Clara Heyman Emanuel, Mrs. Mary
Mead, Mrs. Marian E. Robinson and Miss
Virginia White interpreted with grace
and skill selections of the following we'll
known composers Of this city: II. 3.
Pasmore. Oscar Well, Emile Bruguiere
| H j. Stewart, w. j. Mccoy and Gerard
Barton. Mrs. Gerard Barton and Mrs.
/ George Ashley were at the piano. An
informal reception followed the pro
gramme, which was especially enjoyable
/ Refreshments were served. In addition
| to the members a number Of guests were
/ pleasantly entertained.
Miss Augusta Kent, the bride-elect. was
guest Of honor at an informal tea yes
terday afternoon, at which Mrs. ID. NJ.
Kent and Mrs Graham were hOstesses-
Il large number of Miss Kents friends
called to say few parting words, as she
is about to sail for Samoa 10 become the
bride of Ensign Block. The bride-elect
was the recipient OF many beautiful pres
/ ents. The guests we're cordially received
( and the afternoon was pleasantly spa
/ Those who assisted in receiving were,
Miss Ethel Kent Miss Kathleen Kent Miss
Bessie Cole. Miss Kate Hall. Miss Kathsrins
! Wickson Of Berkeley Miss Elise Gregory. Mrs.
Kirkham Wright Miss Gwinette Wright Mss
Eva ROuntree and Mrs. w. NJ. Du Val
! The regular Tuesday night Preside hop
was a delightful affair last evening, with
the officers of the Seventh and Nineteenth
infantries as hosts. The guests numbered
| $50, including the army men, their tami-
lies and a score Of young people from
town The Preside Club was made at
/ tractive with decorations OF foliage,
I flags and Chinese lanterns The hop was
| quite informal and the guests enjoyed a
iol1v dance from $50 until 1880 O'Clock
| Mrs Joseph Houston and Mrs Frank Nc
Intyre assisted in receiving The arrange
/ ments were in charge OF Captain Penn
and Lieutenant Stewart OF the seventh
Infantry and Lieutenant Crimmins and
| lieutenant Allen of the Nineteenth In
fantry-
An enjoyable dinner was given by Col
lionel Rice of the Nineteenth Infantry and
CAV evening. The decorations were white
/ flowers and foliage. Those present were:
Dr and Mrs. Seeey. Miss Seeley. Miss Helen
seeley. Miss Grace Seeley. Miss Helen de
Lieutenant Allen Lieutenant Kelland. Lieu
/ tenant Wetherin. Lieutenant Bond, Lieutenant
/ Croft and Lieutenant Supplee.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Parrott have
/ formally announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Daisy ParrOtt, 10 j. Par
ker Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs Parrott. &C
companied by Miss Marie Louise Par
rott, will leave for Southern California
in a few days.
The annual ball and banquet Of Golden
Gate Commandery No 16 Knights Tenn
plar. will take place February s at Cold
en- Gate Hall. The decorations and music
viii be special features and a delightful
evening is anticipated.
Mrs. W. A. Boole and daughter left on
Saturday for an extended tour Of Europe.
They will sail from New York on Feb
ruary on the steamship Moltke.
The second reception of Mrs. Christian
Refs and Miss Harris was postponed from
/ Tuesday. February 3, owing to a severe
attack of bronchitis from which Mrs.
Refs is suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Trieber will re-
] eeive next Sunday at 51S Scott street.