The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-29

the Pioneer Women of California at
Golden Gate Hall Saturday, August q.
Special attention was called to the eff
fort to increase the building fund,
which is now about $500.
Senator Perkins, who addressed the
meeting, testified to his interest in the
enterprise and promised "a brick and
a shingle" for the new edifice.
The programme was rendered in an
effective manner. The paper, Early
Days." by Mrs. Emmeline North was
specially good. Mrs. North is cousin
of Hans Christian Andersen the
noted Swedish writer of fairy lore.
Letters and kilograms were read
from Governor Pardee and Mrs. Davis,
first vice president of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Ella Lees Leigh, chairman
of the entertainment committee. pre-
sided. Refreshments were served at
the close of the programme.
The Beta Chapter of the Phi Epsi-
Ion Sorority of the Girls High School
gave theater party at the Alcazar
Saturday afternoon, after which they
enjoyed a spread. Those present of
the Phi Epsilons were the Kisses Edna
White, Geraldine Strickland, ZELDA
Antoinette Miklan, Dot Murphy, Hazel
Curran, Marguerite Worcester. Their
guests were Misses Corrine Lindstrom,
Marguerite Morgan, Maud Brennan
and Bertha williams and the chape-
rons. Miss NJ. Miklan and Miss Z.
Alexander.
The ladies Of the Calvary Presby-
terrain Church held an all-day meeting
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missions on Thursday in the parlors
of the church. Luncheon was served
by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The topics
discussed were Alaska and Japanese
and Chinese in the United States. Mrs.
H. w. Van Wrinkle and Mrs. Perkins,
respectively, presided over the for
eign and home sessions. Mrs. Magee
of Walnut Church, Cincinnati. was
present as a visitor and spoke OF the
work in Ohio.
The young women of st. Pauls
Church, Twenty-ninth and Church
streets, will conduct a handkerchief
booth at the bazaar to be held in the
parish hall for the benefit of the
church in September. They will be
grateful for contributions of handker-
chiefs. Miss Mary Powers, 312 Ninth
street, is secretary.
The Oak Leaf Club gave a basket
social Tuesday evening, August %, at
Findlay's Hall which was we'll at
tended. The women provided the
baskets and luncheon.
The following committee had charge
of the affair: Miss Lorenzo. Miss
Cooper Mr.. Garden and Mr.. Leonesia.
Heald's alumni will entertain Friday.
September 2, at Golden Gate Hall at
$50 p. m. Miss Ethel B. Nagle is secre-
tary.
The members of the Deutscher Club
will receive their friends at Golden Gate
Hall Wednesday, September IA.
George T. Montgomery gave a dinner
party to a number of his friends on
Wednesday evening last in the ban
Quet-room Of the Jefferson Square Club.
After dining the party, which consisted
of Miss Ethel Prentiss Smith. Miss
Alice Busch, Miss Clara Seaton, r. S.
Browne. w. G.. Clark and H. W. Bias.
spent the remainder of the evening
bowling and playing billiards and pool.
L. H. Fall gave a delightful bowling
party TO several of his friends on
Thursday evening last at the jefferson
OQudIS OluD, dIlST W AlCH his guests ell
joyed a very tasty little supper. which
was served in the grillroom Of the club.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Adams, Mrs. L. Brandon, Ed
Finney, Miss E. Kaser. William Fogar-
ty and Miss B. Crawford.
The Acme Club gave another Of it's
delightful parties August IS at Mission
! Opera Hall.