The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

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i, Lalla wenzelberger. Miss Mabel c1un. Miss
Jessie Jessie McNabb, Miss Christianson Miss Elsa
S0ok' MISS Helen Davis, Miss Eleanor Warner.
Miss Ida Callahan. Miss Florence Callahan
and Miss Katherine Plover.
The guests of the Occidental Hotel en-
Jcyed an informal dance last evening. The
floors were neatly canvased for the occa-
sion and elaborate Christmas decorations
ana American flags added much bright
ness TO the scene. Nearly 200 guests
ayailed themselves of Major Hooper's
hospitality and many army and navy peo-
pie were present A dainty supper was
served.
Miss Beatrice Wigmore. who is spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs A Wig
more at the California Hotel, has about
recovered from her severe illness. which
interrupted much entertainment that was
being planned for her. A number of
charming affairs will be given in honor
OF Miss Wigmore in the near future
The members Of the Ladies Auxiliary
to California Commandery of the Knights
Templar entertained their friends in the
hall of the Sorosis Club on California
street on the last day of 1902. Despite the
unfavorable condition of the weather,
there was present large number of peo-
pie. There were cards for those who pre-
ferred such to dancing. The ladies' first
prize was won by Mrs DIR. Dewitt and the
second by Miss HASKELL the gentlemen's
first prize went to MIR. Marsh and the
second to Mr. MeckfesseI. During the
evening Mrs. Richard Revalk entertained
the company with vocal selections, being
accompanied on the piano by her sister,
Madame Caro- Roma. Miss Sherman also
% fai n wit cole A
O'Clock dainty luncheon was served and
at midnight all mingled in the ballroom
to say farewell to the old year and well
come the new. The committees in charge
Of this, one of the most pleasant affairs
ever given by this brilliant aggregation
of ladies. were:
Receptlon-Mrs. W. R. Jones. Mrs. S. A
Logan. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Charles Taber A.
A. Batkin. Miss Bragg and Mrs. A. Hass.
Holmes Observation-Disclosures Y. Schmidt
Marsh, De Witt and Messrs. A. A. Batkin j.
Logan. w. r. Jones and NichoH Prizes
Ehtertainment- Mrs. pamkroger. Mrs - Nc Me-
Junken, Mrs. c. c. Morehouse Miss A. Fergu-
son, Miss Logan, Miss Martenstein, Miss Ii
Powell, Mrs ]. Young Mrs. G. Brown and
Mrs. B. B. Duncan Floor-H. Holmes. Mrs
r ]. Crowley and NJ. Martenstein.
st. Ignatius Church was the scene of a
pretty WtuuiilS Ou 4NcW lear evening,
when Miss Cornelia Kathryn Dowling be-
came the bride of Robert Francis Keegan.
The bride is the talented daughter of Mrs.
Mary Downing of 114s Turk street. The
groom is a prosperous young merchant
of Colusa. A reception was held at the
home of the brides mother. After n brief
wedding tour the happy couple will take
up their residence in Colusa.
The O. S. Whist Club gave mas
querade party New Years eve at the
home of Miss E. Il. Murray, S0T Castro
street Prizes were given for the most
original and best sustained characters.
Those present were: Misses Marion Bur-
ness, Edna Craig. Anna McLea, Rena
Murray, z. B. Murray. Lulu Schwatz.
Edna Sides, Viola Van Orden, Emily
Veirs, Mabel Watts and Alma Wood
bridge. and Messrs. r. Bridgman, f..
Butte, W. Haley, w. Lamont, j. Mar