The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08

Irish. Miss Vera wasley and Miss Gladys
Mrs. wasley wore an exquisite white lace
gown.
a small 500 club was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs George Humphrey last night II
was the last meeting Of the season and was
most ENJOYABLE. The prizes won by Mrs.
W. " Kergsn and Frank Titus. Among those
present wore; Mr.. and Mrs Al Leber. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hlldebrand. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van
Court Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus. Mr. and
Mrs. W. ". Kergan. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Plans are complete FOR the approaching
Fabiola whist tournament al Maple Hall next
Monday night and everything indicates "A
Maple Han Nave been secured as I'VE hum
dred viii be played, as well as whist Or.
Charles Tisdale viii have charge OF the whist
games and .Felton Taylor and Charles
Lowell Of the five hundred.
The various committees in charge are: Card
party-Mrs :. A O'Neill. chairman; Hugh
Hogan. r ". McCheney.
TiclSets-Mrs. Remi Chabot. Mrs. J. p. II.
Dunn
Prizes-Mrs Prentiss selby. chairman: Mrs.
Oscar Luning Mrs. Foger Mrs. Ernest Fol-
ger. Mrs ". s Palmer Mrs. William Gift
Mrs. w n Kleeman
Management Of the whist sections will be un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Q. A Chase Mrs.
oscar -Duning Mrs. w. s Palmer. Mrs.
Charles Egbert. Mrs T c Coogan. Mrs.
Hugh Hogan. Mrs G S. Chamberlain Mrs
A. G. Freeman. Mrs. Harry East Miller. Mrs
Wallace Everson Mrs>sW. 5. Baxter, Mrs f.
The section managers for the games OF FIVE
hundred viii be Mrs. Frank c Watson. Ed
ward NJ. Walsh. Mrs L. J. Cotton. Mrs James
p H Dunn. Mrs Paul Isohse. Mrs William
II High. Mrs. Willard F. Williamson. Mrs.
Gordon N. Stolp, Mrs Lee Cole Burnham.
Mrs. Egbert Stone and Mrs William Sharon.
No cards OF invitation will be sent out this
year, the general public being welcome. Par
ties desiring to play together can secure sec
tion by applying TO any one Of the above
named section managers.
Mrs. Frank Douglas entertained the Queen
Esther Whist Club Tuesday. April 3. All mem
bers enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon Mrs
". X Sanborn winning first prize and Mrs
Charles Keyster the second.
ALAMEDA. April Misses Irene and Nav
Hagy entertained at their home S71 Walnut
street. Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss Bes-
sic Shaw. The event OF the occasion was the
production OF miniature comedy Among the
guests were Misses Irene Taylor. Hazel
MIDGET. Norma Whitney Frances Judd.
Adelia Gay, Edith Older. Hattie Coffin Nav
and Irene Hagy, Bessie Shaw, and Messrs.
Paul Bufdwe0, Harold Miller, David Clark
William Gay; J. Durkee. Fred Mudgett. A.
Gay. : T johnson asd II Judd.
MT and Mrs NJ l. Culver gave a colonial
whist party at the Alcyon Whist Club rooms.
2o29 San Antonio avenue Thursday, night.
The guests came attired in the dress that was
characteristic Of revolutionary days. Old time
songs were rendered by Mr.. and Mrs William
Ramsay. Prizes for whist were won by Mrs
J. J. Norman. Miss AZ. Wood. Mrs L. W Std
Nobmann Jr
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Hon
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Fisher DR. and Mrs
L. ". Stidham. Mr.. and Mrs William Ramsay
Mr. and Mrs. ". D. Higgins Mrs William
Bolt Mrs. J. J. Norman. Mrs. E. Y Rouse.
Mrs. J. B. Horton. Mrs. NJ c. BENJAMIN Miss
I. Hopkins. Miss NJ. Wood J. Mullins Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ. /. Culver. Mr.. and Mrs b e
Combs. Mr. and Mrs VIII Fisher ~ and Mrs
John Nobmann Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Horatio cogswell ana Miss
Elizabeth Westgate participants in the con-
cert 10 be given In the new First Presbyterian
Church this evening. have invited the matron
and inmates OF the California Girls Training
Home TO be their guests.
Mrs. Virgil Nahl. with her and father
James Powell. win leave Tomorrow for New
York They will also visit Canada and the
ST. Louis exposition and expect TO return 10
Alameda IN September
Miss Gertrude Hinchman. sister OF William
Hinchman the well known promoter OF anna
teur athletic sports IS seriously ill at the Ala
media Sanitorlum- having underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis