The San Francisco call., 1905-06-26
CLUB PARTIES.

The Woman's Auxiliary to the British
and American Union held its final meet
ing for the season last Monday afternoon
in Utopia Hall. A programme of music
violin solos and duets by Miss Ethel
Wright and DR.. Thomas j. West-proved
very entertaining. A paper on Schools"
by Mrs. Sinclair and a few remarks by
the president, Mrs. G. Alexander Wright,
were cordially received.
Z. H. Rehnstrom entertained his en-
ployes at dinner last Wednesday evening.
1t was celebration Of his removal to
new quarters in the Mutual Savings
Bank building. Among those present were
c. II. Rehnstronl. Iver Well, P Lund-
borg, F. Smith, John Justin, A. w. Wer.
ner, William Nelson. T. Thelander, Harry
Nadeler, George Enders, l.. Anderson, P.
Welen, M. Freeman, Wenzel George
Swanson
The annual banquet of st. vincent's
School Alunmae Association, which was
to have been held on June 27, has been
indefinitely postponed.
The members of the Australasian Coo-ee
Club held their first annual meeting on
Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows
buildlngs There was large attendance
of members. DR.. Charles T. Abbott oc-
cupying the chair. The secretary, S.
Goldstein. gave a brief outline of the
clubs history since it's inception, and
also presented the balance sheet, which
showed the club to be In a fiourishing
condition. The report and balance sheet
were adopted as read. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
President DR.. Charles T. Abbott; first
vice president. Sam Goldstein; second
vice president, Mr.. Savoy; treasurer. F.
Smith; secretary, D. r. Seid; members
OF committee, Mrs. G. T. Abbott, Mrs. A.
Cunninghame, Miss v. Kohn, W. Cotter
and Mr.. Balfour. A number Of new mem
bers were elected ,during the evening.
The next meeting of the club will be held
on the 18th Of July, and will take the
form Of social evening. 1t is intended
to form cricket team in connection
with the club. Any Australians interest
ed should communicate with the secre-
tary. A hearty vote OF thanks was ac-
corded to the retiring officers, special
mention being made OF the secretary, Mr.
Goldstein. to whom much of the clubs
success is due. A vote Of thanks was
also passed to the press of San Fam
cisco for their kindness on all occasions
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Ethel Sprague Donnelson, after
an interim OF q few years. will resume
her dramatic work and is associated with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neill. Mrs. Don
nelson will be we'll remembered in this
city as HaNlHS Deeu WIFI hlCndrQ Mans
field She is a granddaughter of Salmon
Chase, United States Senator from Ohio.
The confirmation of Mervyn, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Jelinsky, took place last
Saturday morning, June "a, in the Geary
street Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Friedman, with
their son, and Mrs. @. Spier and daugh-
ter are spending few weeks in Sonoma
County.
Mr. and Mrs. CASTOR G. Jacobs (nee
Dusenbery) are making an extended
Eastern trip
Mrs. George Combs of Alameda. with
her son. Burton, is the guestsof Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Morris at Sutter Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van der Naillen Jr.,
with the Misses Dorothy and Jeanne Van
der Naillen and R. A. Grigsby left last
Saturday for a trip through British
Columbia. Washington and to the Port
land exposition. They will be away about
six weeks.
Miss Lillian Featherston Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. ". Kimball at Pacific
Grove.
Mrs w. Scott Franklin will leave to-
morrow for a trip to Europe, where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. H. Stoutenburgh and Mrs. E. C.
Stoutenburgh (Alice WesD are spend
ing several weeks in Los Gatos.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Koerngheim are
residing,rat 1857 Post street.
Miss Barbara Bevilockway sailed last
Wednesday on the Umatilda for British
Columbia. On the homeward trip she
will visit the Portland exposition.
Mrs A. T. Brewitt of Oakland and Miss