The San Francisco call., 1904-03-26
EVEN rs IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND. March 25.-Mr and Mrs II. A.
Schuze entertained a whist club last evening
at their home in East Oakland The meeting
was very enjoyable one among those present
being Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Meehan Mr. and
Mrs. James Harold. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L.
Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Downing, Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Lay
and Mrs. w. r. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Weles
Whitmore and Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Gray.
The same club was entertained last week
by Mr.. and Mrs Curtiss, and after enjoying
several games the guests indulged in dancing
until a late hour.
The stag evening" which was participated
in by Master Donald Mcclure and a number
of his boy friends last Friday, an event
that long will be remembered by those fortu-
Alice street was beautifully decorated masses
of the yellow blossoms of wild mustard being
engaged the attention of the boys, Jamie
Isaacs winning the prize for domino whist.
and in the donkey game Tom Babcock and
John Wise were the lucky ones.
The supper table also in yellow and
the birthday cake-it was Master Donald $
twelfth anniversary-was covered with golden
frosting and twelve tiny candles OF the same
rich hue twinkled on its surface. At each
place small clay pipe.
Master DonaIds guests were Tom Babcock.
Dalliba Thomson Basil Crowley, Jamie Isaacs'
Walter SHILLING Alfred Won der Ropp. Bed
ford Boys, Clarence Ogden, Miles Standish.
Sam Bauer Thomas Hogan, Remi Knight,
Gerald n eiggs and Robert Adams.
week. the ,.ss ladies ef the
bazaar, which will be held in the afternoons
and evenings Of March 80 and 81 in the va
cant store under the Hotel Touraife. Many
articles Or and ornament viii be for sale
in the vPrious booths, which will be in charge
of the following ladies: Mrs. w. A Hall, art
and household booth. assisted by Mrs. L. Bardo,
Mrs. A ~ Daw. Mrs. ]. Norris Hubbard and
Lemonade booth-Mrs Frank Nebecker and
Icecream booth-Mrs E. j. Biddall and Mrs.
H. d. McAneny.
Candy booth-Mrs T. A. Jamison and Mrs
Miss Maud Henderson. assisted by bevy
of young in oriental costume will
During the entire evening instrumental and
vocal music will be rendered. Among those
who will participate in the musical part of
the programme are Miss Edna Ritter soprano:
Miss Marvin alto: DR.. o. S. Dean, tenor, and
Wallace Merwin. basso.
society under whose auspices the bazaar will
league vice president; Mrs. j. Norris Hub
bard, treasurer; Mrs. A. ]. Daw, secretary.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the Fruit
vale Forum took place tonight in the armory
Fruitvale avenue The meeting well
attended and excellent literary and musi-
chairman of the arrangement committee,
which siso included Mrs. Matterson and Mr..
Parker The programme was as follows:
Mrs SPENCER Riley. Greek art; Howard See
ley. victim solo (selected), accompanist. Mrs.
George Marwedel: Burton Palmer, Comets
and Mft 'ors''; Mr.. Mcknight. barytone solo
(selected): Harry Fletcher. THE Pleasures of
Gardening; George Marwedel Jr., Morse
legend; ;nale singing OF national air by the
club.
g.
ba Pluet was rendered to A. T. McDon-
ough as1 George T. West at Barnums last
night a. their fellow clerks. to celebrate the
twentieSl anniversary of their service with
the fllS of J. T. Moran. l.. A. Sunol pre-
sided sS toastmaster and also made the pre-
sentatiJh speech, when, at the conclusion Of
the diDher. each of the two guests OF honor
was mGde the recipient of an elegant gold
monogram fob.
Amorfg those that participated in this en-
joyable affair were: A. T. McDonough George
T. West, A. j. Flynn, +. Rogers. l. Z. Solo
mon. G. George, T. Gardner, L. T. Flynn,
A Schfmff.