The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

drawing room. Dancing followed. and
those present voted it one of the most
pleasant times this season Those
present were:
Julia McFarlane Thomas COnnOrs
Rita McFariane Harry Callahan
Mary McFarlane Harry Sheridan
Minnie Kirby Arthur Marlin
Tessie kane Frank Geary
Nellie Jacobs Herschel Simpson
Maud Durkin Cecil Mutton
Tessfe Collins John Rearden
Grace Jones William LOring
Mary Costello Herbert Marlin
Mrs. Robinson Mr. AvereI
Mrs. Byark Mr.. Stillwen
Alex Wolfen, who has been enjoy
ing a tour of the eastern cities. sailed
from New York last week for Europe
and win travel abroad for several
months.
Miss Alma Lea is visiting with Miss
Viola Goodell at Camp Meeker in So
noma county
DR.. R. L. Rigdon. accompanied by
Mrs Rigdon. left last week for an
extended tour of Lake and Napa coun-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohn announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Celia. to Arthur G. Harris of Vallejo.
They will be at home Sunday afternoon,
June 20. from until 5 o'clock at their
residence. 1912 Fulton street.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Young
Mems Hebrew association Inc. will give
a whist tournament and dance at the
clubhouse. 1870 Page street, Thursday
night Bunker Hill day, June II. at
$3.50 o'clock
A very enjoyable affair took place
June at the home of Miss Loretta
David, $50 Fell street 1t was a towel
shower in honor of Miss Florence Row
who is soon to be married Several
games of cards followed the shower.
Miss Roy winning first prize, after
which refreshments were served. About
10 young ladies were present to offer
their good wishes to the popular bride
elect.
A dance was given recently by the
Sciots of the Boosters of Kadih al
Malik, fun club. The party was given
In Puckett's maple hall and the grand
march was led by Charles H. S. Pratt
and his daughter. Miss Mabel Pratt
who were followed by the degree team
with their red, white and blue turbans
The committee of arrangements was
as follows:
H. B. osgood, chairman: Clarence F. George:
Wesley Mckenzie, Abraham s. sullivan, Fred
W. FahrenhOlz; white turbans
Reception committee NJ Hooper chair
man; ]. A. MeWilliams. Carl c. Schott Charles
f.. Pooh. Ira s. Hobbs William A Rurdiek
John NJ Wisefock, J. \. Copus Theodore
Btnge; yellow turbans.
Floor director-George Robert Puckett: assist
ant floor director, John Wiese Jr
Floor committee-Charles II. s. Pratt w E
Ellington, William II. Barth. Frederick /
Brewer. j. Claude Perry. Edward Barnes VII
liam A. Berry, FL. wenzel, G. r. Brockmann
W. j. Read; red turbans.
The senior members of the choir OF
Holy Innocents church entertained their
many friends at an "at home" social
recently in the guild hall.
There was an excellent program.
which included vocal and Instrumental
numbers, to which the following con-
tributed:
Miss Phillips. Miss Prentiss Mrs. McDerpott
Howard Aylesworth. NJ. BenemaIis. Z. Delaney
After the disposition Of the program
numbers the remainder of the evening
was devoted to dancing
The following committee had charge
of the arrangements: Misses Elizabeth
and Madge Prentiss, Everett de Laney.
M. Benemalis and viii Grifhth.
The Ladies of the Round Table gave
their last evening party for the year
recently at the home of Mrs. Julius
Joseph Of East Oakland. The club men,