The San Francisco call., 1904-02-12
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND. Feb 1.-THE Catholic Ladies
Aid Society gave a whist tournament at Forr
esters Hail this evening and every one OF the
was for the benefit OF the relief fund of
Branch Nc. / OF this city. The ladies in
charge provided more than twenty handsome
prizes. The affair was in charge or the fol-
lowing committees
rrangements-Mrs P Kisich Mrs. o. c.
Ki k. Mrs George d. Hallahan, Mrs. Jennie
Jordan, Mrs. Joseph McCleregan, Mrs James
Keller MISS Mary Lambert. Miss Katherine
Maher, Mrs Hamilton Coleman. Mrs. James
Martin Miss Mary Cannon. Miss Elizabeth
Garvev Miss X NJ. Kelley. Mrs. d. 4. Fer
guson. Miss Anna Porter Mrs. ?. Sweeney
Mrs. J. T Norton.
AfcAyoy. Mrs O. g. Kirk. Mrs. J. F. Kelly,
Mrs James McAllster, Mrs. j. =. Macdoaald.
Mrs J. l. Milton, Mrs. Frank Madden Mrs
A TOoles. Mrs. James McManus, Miss Eugene
McLaren
Prize-Aiiss Sadie Madden. Miss Anna Por-
ter. Mrs. c. d. Keller Mrs +. J. Butler.
The young ladies who acted as scorers were
eIrn KeIi1 Miss Ida Kiink Miss Grace SeIbv
Miss Josie Lyons. Miss Tina Macdonald. Miss
MAY Hogan. Miss Kathleen Lynch. Miss Rose
Halahan Miss May Feneran. Miss Claire
Cushing Miss Ethel McManus. Miss Kathryn
Kirk. Miss Loretta Knapp, Miss Gertrude
Flanagan, Miss Frances Stroinski. Miss Clara
Stroinski. Miss Katherine Madden, Miss Rose
Graham, Miss Virginia Tyrrell, Miss Stella
Slavich. Miss Agnes Lyons Miss Gertrude
Hanley. Miss Margie Maginnis, Miss Minnie
Nolan, Miss Margaret Nolan.
Mrs. J. R. Burnham and her daughter, Miss
Lucretia Burnham. entertained their friends
at an elaborate tea given at the Burnham
residence, on Lake street, near Oak. Tuesday
afternoon. The house handsomely deco
rated. and music was furnished by Hawa-
iian band The ladies who assisted Mrs and
Miss Burnham in receiving were: Mrs. T. B.
COghill, Mrs. NJ ". Ksles Mrs r. G. Brown
Mrs. Lillian Brown Everts, Mrs. Egbert Stone,
Il W Meek Mrs VIII z Meek Mrs
G Coogan. Miss Bessie Fillmore, Miss MoIhe
Cola, Miss Ethel Sims. Miss Katherine Brown
Mrs. Irwin. Burrell. Miss Ada Kenne. Miss
May Cocgan. Miss Sevilla Hayden, Miss Elsie
Everson and Mis- Edith Beck.
The Athenisn Assembly viii. give a valen-
tine party tomorrow evening at Maple Hall.
hearts in fantastic designs. A unique feature
OF the evening s entertainment viii be the
heart figure" IN the german. which Will be
led by Miss Pauline Mathews and Ray Baker.
The Thursday Afternoon Club enter
tained today by Mrs. W. E. Sharon at her
nome Mountain avenue. The members Of
the club are: Mrs. George Whitney. Mrs. VIII
liam H Creed, Mrs. C. 3. PARCELS. Mrs. a.
Lowndes Scott, Mrs. A. RosboroUgh Mrs p
J. Kenns. Mrs. Edgar Stone Mrs. Z. c. Nor
rison Mrs NJ. C. Chapman. Mrs. Irwin Ayres,
Mrs. Lander Redman, Mrs. J. H. Todd Mrs.
" + sharon, Mrs. Refs Thompson, Mrs.
Charles Hooper. Mrs z. T. TAYLOR, Mrs. Guy
Earl. Mrs. z y Ever. Mrs. William Baxter
The Rev Charles 7. Walkley and his wife
viii entertain the members Of the choir Of ST.
PaUrs Church tomorrow evening at a Valen-
tine party at the chapter house Of the church.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club was entertained
this week the home OF Miss Georgia Strong
1904 Tenth street. The members OF the club
are Mrs Henry D Nichols, Mrs. Walter
Hughes Henry. Miss Viva Nicholson Miss
Grace Holt. Mrs. John Henry Dickmann, Miss
Emma Mahoney. Mrs. William Hamilton Nor
rson. Miss Margaret Sinclair, Mrs Alexander
Marks. Miss Jane Rawlings Mrs Robert Lee
Stephenson. Mrs. John Clay Hampton Mrs
Montel Taylor. Airs. Charles c. Rodolph Miss
Mona Crellin. Mrs James p. II. Dunn Miss
Mary Barker. Mrs. VIII Meek. Miss Violet
Whitney. Miss Lillian Downey and Mrs. Thorn
as Bailey Pheby.
". II. Gorril addressed the members Of the
Ebell Club this afternoon on 1.-The Power OF
Women 70 Enter Into Contracts and the Law
OF Contracts Generally
BERKELEY, Feb I.-Mrs. NJ Clark and
William Black, both of Berkeley were mar
red Monday evening at the home Of DR.. c. L.
Ellis brother OF the bride. who resides at
$500 Prince street. The Rev w II. scudder
pastor Of the Park Congregational Church. Of
fciated
ALAMEDA. Feb. 11.-Among the prominent
ladies Who w4ll act patronesses OF the big
whist tourney, 10 be given in the City Hall
Saturday night by the Volunteer Firemen are
Mrs. Fred s. Cone. Mrs. George II. Mastick.
Mrs. " A. Bisseil. Mrs. Frank Otis. Mrs c.
George Bull Mrs. NJ. F. McGurn Mrs. s. A.
ONeil. Mrs Frank D. Colburn, Mrs. Charles
Clifford. Miss Bessie Gallagher. Mrs. G. T.
Morris and Mrs. r. W. McChesney.