The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
MEMS CLUBS AWAIT NATIONAL AND CONVENTIONS
SOCIETY DECOROUSLY CONFINES ITSELF TO QUIET INFORMAL AFFAIRS
Some Will Venture Upon Automobile Rides and Telephone Teas Will Pop
uhr Till Easter Breaks the Penitental Period
broke up singing '.Auld Lang syne."

broke up singing "Auld Lang Syne."
Mrs. John Caterall of Honolulu was
guest of honor at a dinner given by
Mrs. West previous to her leaving for
her home in the islands. Those present
were Mrs. J. Caterall, Captain Peterson,
the Misses Lizzie, Theresa and Ida
Lavaroni, John Henry Lavaroni and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. West
Mrs. Adam Heunisch, whose charm
ing manner has won her many friends,
gave another of a series of entertain
ments at her Baker street home. Whist
was played and six prizes were award
ed to the winners, the BOBBY prize
causing much merriment. Among those
present besides Mr.. and Mrs. Heunisch
were Mrs. Luhrs- Cutting. Miss Braver-
man, Walter B. Webster. Miss Gene
We've Heunisch, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Stuewalt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Luce, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. A. Lightheipe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sig Braverman, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Abramson, Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Prieber
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ratasia.
A very delightful social gathering
took place on the 18th of February at
the residence of DIR. and Mrs. P. II.
! Mas, 1899 Seventeenth street, in honor
| of their twentieth wedding anniversary
and also to celebrate the christening of
their grandson, Randolph P. Glissman.
Those present were p. r. Glissman and
wife. DR.. Alfred Eichler, Hugo p Mas,
P. e. Mas. Ralph William Mas, Olga
&c Moo r. i
Glissman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peters, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Mas, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Carah, Mr.. and Mrs j. Irvine, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Langenbach. L. Abraham, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bilay, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Baldwin, Mrs.
Nordmann, Miss E. Nordmann, Miss K
Mas. Miss Gertie Bauer, Miss Julia
Glissman. Miss Olga Mas, Miss Evelyn
Wagner, Henry Mas. Richard Gliss-
man and Adolph Belay.
! Miss Edna Thode of 1881 Dolores
street entertained on Tuesday after
noon, February Is, and was assisted in
receiving by Miss Helen Speyer, Miss
Alma Harder, Miss Doris Heuer and
Miss Anita Ferguson. The house was
] decorated with the seasons blossoms,
the color scheme being red. Those
present were: Miss Clara Campo, Miss
Anita Ferguson, Miss Alma Harder,
Miss Stella Meyer, Miss Ida Purlensky,
Miss Grace Bruckman, Miss NJ. Schleef
Miss Evelyn Sresovich, Miss Ida
| Precht, Miss Belle Herzer, Miss NJ
| Wolpman. Miss L. Purlenky Miss Edna
Mohr, Miss Helena Speyer, Miss T.
Joost. Miss Adele Boyken, Miss Lillian
Lubben. Miss Hattie Ferguson. Miss
| F. Joost Miss Doris Heuer, Miss L.
Heeseman. Miss c. Ernst, Miss Alma
Thode, Miss d. JoOst, Miss s Keer
Miss L. Meyer, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Rapp
Mrs. Werner, Mrs. A Windt, Mrs. w
Ambinger Jr.. Mrs. Harry Campo. Mrs
Charles Huff, Mrs. L. Constine and Mrs
| Bender.
Apropos of the season of St Valen-
tine Miss Queen Johnson entertained
number of her friends at Cupid and
Heart" party at her home on Cali
fornia street recently. The guests ar
rived at and were ushered into
the large billiard-room, which had
| been appropriately decorated for the
occasion. A progressive game Of
hearts was enjoyed and much merri-
ment caused by the winning of BOBBY
prizes Miss Mary Randall won one
of the first prizes. 1t was dainty
hand painted. heart-shaped picture
frame. Edward Maldy proved the