The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
Clubs Are Winding
Up Festivities of
Winter.

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rendered a plano solo: Miss Juliet
Greninger, who sang charmingly, and
Miss Gladys Tuttle, who also rendered
piano solo.
On Saturday evening. April IS, H. P.
Jacobsen gave a reception to the de-
partmental employees of the Pacific
Steel and Wire Company, in honor OF
their annual reunion.
OF the many features OF the evenfnH y
enjoyed by the guests were vocal solos
by the talented Misses Apted and VIII
son and very funny sketch by Messrs-
Wheaton and Varcoe, entitled Pipe, or
Pleasant for June"
Those present were Miss z. ]. Hayes.
Miss c. T. Apted, Miss G. A. Hudson,
Miss A. G.. Wilson, Mrs. II. H. Hart
man, Mr. and Mrs. w. z. Varcoe. G.
B. Wheaton. w. A Rivers, B. T. Bone,
Harry Hudson, H P. Jacobsen and
James L. Jacobsen.
A delightful and unique first birth
day celebration was rendered Master
William Jackson Dingee Barbash by
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Basch, at their residence, 1176 Ellis
street, on Sunday, April 10. Mrs. Basch
was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bourke, Mrs. FEEDER, Mrs. Hernon, Miss
Blanche Levy, Louis Basch and Miss
Basch. There were present Master Jack
FEEDER, Master Stanley Kragan, Master
Carl Basch, Master Philip Kragen,
Misses Ethel and Celia Garron, Lucille
Laski, Juliette, Hannah and Martha
kragen Katherine Hernon, Marie Her
non, Anette Wolf, Dorothy Bourke.
Sybil Hirsch, Darondo Brown. Doris
Goldman and Mrs. Barbash.
Hamilton Gay Howard and John c.
Gore Jr. were entertained ON board the
United States revenue cutter Thetis by
Captain o. c. Hamlet on Friday, prior
to the captains departure for the Arc
tic Ocean via Honolulu.
Miss Lillian Dunbar was the guest
of honor at a luncheon and theater
party given her last Wednesday by the
members of La Violette Card Club.
Miss Dunbar leaves next week for New
York when she will become the bride
OF William Haase. The guests assem-
bled at the Jefferson Square Club rooms
where supper was served in the red
room. The repast was interSpersed
with toasts and stories and the present
alton of a diamond violet brooch to
the fair bride. After the luncheon the
guests attended the performance at the
Orpheum. Miss Dunbar has been en-
tertained extensively since the an
nouncement of her engagement and she
has been the recipient of several linen
showers. Those attending the luncheon
were Miss Lillian Dunbar. Alvina Els
enman, Lillian Curley. Doris Heuer.
Belle Herzer, May Laydon, Ella Ewing.
Kathryn Mcdonald, r. ROylance. Flor
ence Kustel. Ray Reynolds. Miss Hall.
Mrs. Otto Schiller, Mrs. Fleissner, Mrs.
Walters and Mrs. Quissier.
A birthday party was given to Willis
Ryan April 90 at the residence Of his
mother, 215 Guerrero street.
The following were the guests: VIII
lis Ryan. Ralph Gardiner. Harold Gar
diner. Jessie Tuitt, John Delahanty.
George Williams Ray Nicholson, Frank
Gcunan. Viola FLYNN. Ida Hawley, Car
rie Daliver, Irene Brooks, Ruth Sulli-
van, Abbie Trede, Duna Nicholson The
feature of the evening was the unique
dancing OF Miss May Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Whitney formerly
Mrs Alice Reynolds) received their
friends on Monday last from to in
their apartments at the Johnson, the Oc-
casion being the first anniversary Of
their wedding The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated and Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney were showeTed with congratula-
tions. Many pretty and novel presents
were received.
Personals.
Mrs. A. Schlessinger, after an ab-
sence of several months, has returned
to this city and will be pleased to see
her friends at the residence Of Mrs.
Dyer, 1903 Geary street.
Mrs. Lucie Levy and Mrs. D. Ruff
will be at home Saturday, April 30. at
2441 Post street.
The reception which Mrs. Fischer Of
1881 Webster street was to have held on
Sunday, May g. has been postponed.
Mrs. John F. Ortman, Mrs NJ. W.
Shannon, Mrs. J. W. Shannon, Miss
Nav w. Shannon and Miss Marguerite
Sullivan left Saturday, April Is. for a
months visit at Skaggs Hot Springs.
Miss Stella Shrek has returned home
from a tour of the East.
The following are guests at Skaggs
Hot Springs, SOnoma County:
From San Francisco-Fred c. Peters,
H w. Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Win
ters, J. l.. Haswell. A. S. Barthold. RIr.
and Mrs. z. Madden. John r. Frank.
Captain Fred A. Kuhls. Miss Gertrude
Stone, Mrs. Charles Rimes, Mrs. NJ.
Shannon, Miss May w. Shannon. Mrs.
J. w. Shannon, William Garn. Miss
Cora B. Johnson, w. S. Townsend. W.
Mckay.
From Haverhil1. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
c.. T. Morse.
From Oakland-Mr. and Mrs r. w.
Cooper.
From Healdsburg-Harry f. Emer-
son, Mrs. Frank Hazen, Mrs. J. s. Lat
inner, Walter Block. Lucas NJ. Jones.
From Santa Rosa-W- w. Skaggs. NJ.
McDonough.
From San Rafael-Mr. and Mrs. III.
T. Freitas and children.
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