The San Francisco call., 1904-02-04
IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND Feb. 3-Mr and Mrs. j. n.
Pomeroy and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cannon
will give a leap year party next Saturday
evening in honor Of four prospective beneufcts
and their fair fancees. The men to be so COM
plimented are George Lackey, DR.. Morey,
Charles Dunsmoor and Arnold Needham. The
young ladies whom they will eventually lead
70 the ahar are respectively Miss Geraldine
Scupham, Miss Wilhelmine koenig, Miss Net
tie Stevens and Miss Edith Larkey. About
thirty-five guests have been invited and cards
will be the order of the evening
Mrs. Harry Klugel nee JennngS is being
considerably entertained She was the guest
Of honor at a tea given by Mrs. Charles
Allardt yesterday, and will be one OF trio 10
of complimented ones at an affair soon 10 De
given, by Miss Eva Powell.
Mrs Dudley Kinsell is planning another OF
her very charming little card parties In san
Leandro for the latter part OF THIS month lI
in honor Of Miss Geraldine ScuphRm. She
will keep her guests to dinner and the party
will be Joined by several gentlemen in the
evening.
Two events of considerable interest in the
social and musical world are being planned
for the near future. The first will be a piano
and song recital by Miss Margaret Davis (who
is TO be an April brtde) and MISS Juna John-
The second viii be the concert which will be
given the 25th at the Presbyterian Church
by Miss Virginia de Fremery. organist' and
Mrs. Carrie Brown Dexter, soprano. 1t Is to
be an invitatonal affair.
The Utopian Club Will give its third grand
ball Wednesday,. February "a, at Maple
Hall. The patronesses are Mrs. G. Samuels,
hanson. Mrs. Harriet Marks. Mrs. A. Jonas,
Mrs. Julius Abrahamson, Mrs. NJ. Camp. Mrs.
Fred Bauer. Mrs Gus Cohn; Mrs NJ Klein:
and the committee in charge includes DR..
Green sid Camp and Gene Well.
80 Tr5o
Tappan Of Alameda, has just returned from
an EXTENDED visit with relatives in shasta
Henderson ar the Hotel CrelIin.
The musicale for the benefit Of the Sick and
Needy Chapter of St. Johns Church at Reed
Hall last Tuesday evening a brilliant
social and financial success. a large and
fashionable audience In which were many
well known society people. enjoyed the excel
lent programme. The ladies of the chapter
are greatly pleased with the result Of their
work. the proceeds exceeding their expectations.
Those two popular fun makers, Kendall Eel
lows and George Walker gave some of their
impersonations which much enjoyed.
The vocal solos by Mrs Clara Stacy and the
very good and attractive feature OF the
programme was the playing of the Mandolin
Club which is composed of four society girls
Misses Florence White. Evelyn Ellis. Cora
Mccartney and Marion Goodfellow-and their
leader Professor Ferrer.
At the close OF the programme dancing was
INDUCED in and refreshments were served at
the lemonade BOOTH which was presided over
by Mrs. Beer and Mrs oliver.
Much credit is due the members of the chap
ter which is composed Of the following ladies:
Mrs. Gonzales Mrs. Beer, Mrs Oliver Miss
Sterett Miss Jones' Miss Williams and Mrs
Arrowsmith The patronesses of the affair
were: Mrs Frederic Eldredge Mason Mrs
George H Wheaton. Mrs y L. White Mrs
Frank T. Kendall Mrs. Edward Barry. Mrs
p L. Wheeler Mrs. c. F. Farnham. Mrs j.
c. Tucker
BERKELEY Feb. 3.-The Theta Chi Fra
ternity of the Berkeley High School is prepar-
ing to give dance on the evening of FEBRUARY
II at the Town and Gown Club.
The engagement is announced of Percy Nc
Donald, a member OF the class OF 81 at the
University Of California and Miss Ide. a
daughter OF the former president of the Philip
pine Commission. Mr.. Mcdonald is now en-
gagged in newspaper work in Manila, being
also one OF the officials OF the city. He is a
member Of the Chi Psi fraternity.
West Berkeley Lodge No. q, Order of Her
mann Sons, will give the eighth annual
masquerade ball on the evening Of February 13
at Fraternity Hall. Paul Nichelmann will be
the floor manager and Charles Pennng his
assistant The committee of arrangements
consists of w. A .Lauterbach. Herman Peters,
Henry Penning, +. z. Meyer, F. w. Burk-
hardt c. c. Kmpel. Joseph Lundt. c. Mai
barth w A. Harbart, f. l.. Koch, +. N NAL
baum Christian Hof and Charles Lieberman.
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