The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
GAY SOCIAL WEEK
IN CAPITAL CITY
Chief Events Are Eamelians
Show and Balls Given by
EIks and Dancing Clubs
Tsn.,iaI Di.oo,oh 70 The CaIIl

TSpecial Dseotoh 10 The Cali
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 3o-The Came
lians rendered the third club show Of
the season al ST Paurs parish house
last night and this performance, like
the others, was successful
There was a -comedietta. The Broken
Hearted club. a one act interiude BY
George A. Cummings entitled The
Limit" and a one act farce. Betsy Ba-
ker
Those taking part were.
Miss Isld9r S.aad Victor Chamhefs
mss Iva Hugbson Joseph II. shepard
Miss Flo-s 0gg q Eliis Pplock
Miss Beth uuehson John ~ T. Morrill,
Bliss Else kisfer Miss Edna morrill,
ELss Estu Stephens Master VIII Cummings
lfrE Margaret SelloE Mrs- Henry " bite
Her-r White Miss Irna Shinn
a. Paul NieueTer George A. Cummings
The early part OF the week was re-
plete With events 10 make the hearts
glad ~ those who enjoy dancing The
EIks- annual party was held Tuesday
evening. the second dancing party OF
-he Cigb IA Saloma was held Tuesday
evening and the Tuesday club gave its
annual bal Thursday evening.
The Elks' bali was held In the ball
room Of the local club. the clubrooms,
library and other rooms Of the spacious
club being thrown open Tor the occa-
sion There were scores who did not
dance and for these there were bill
nards. cards and music In the club
rooms The ballroom was in red and
green.
The party Of Club ia SaIoma was At
Turner hall The carnival spirit Of
January was rampant and found eX-
precision in the throwing OF the psrti
-ceIOre6 ribbon confetti
TIE Tuesday clubs annual balls
have been each season an ascending
scale from an artistic standpoint This
Eear the japanese garden scene
chosen was the happiest OF inspira-
tions on both sides of the hall were
cherry. orchards just the finest. most
promising blossoms pushing their tops
above the heads Of the dancers. Jap
anese Ianters, fncandescent lights with
oriental designs and butterflies com
pleted the illusion Into the attractive
setting came Nine. Caro- Roma with
her songs and her singing. Il was
an evening not soon 10 be forgotten.
A reception At the executive mansion
VIII be one Of the events OF the new
week Governor and Mrs. J. y. Gillett
have issued invitations for Wednesday
evening
Mrs Harry Mccormick and Mrs II.
s. Williams Of san Francisco have
been honor guests this week AZ two
delightful affairs. Tuesday dinner
was given in their honor by Dwight
H. Miller. Thursday they were enter
tained ar another dinner the even
ing ending with few hours at the
Tuesday club annual ball
Ladies day At the Country club viii
be without special hosts hereafter. the
affairs this season being under the di-
rectiOn Of the house committee. The
sun and warmth OF Thursday was ir-
resistible and six tables were arranged
FOR bridge.
the enga cement Of their daughter
ADELE 10 Rev. DR.. Michael Fried. Dr.
Fried has been rabbi Of Temple BnaI
Israel for several years. and Miss Salo-
mon las been an ardent worker among
the poor
Mr and Mrs. 7. W Hale depArted
for Europe Thursday afternoon. Ney
sail from New York in February ~
six months on the Mediterranean and
in the Holy Land. During their alb
sence Dr. and Mrs Royal p. Gihen are
installed IN the Hale home. and Mr.
and Mrs Ems. Van LOben Sells, who
are spending the winter in the city
occupy the Ginen apartments.
Or. and Mrs. 7. 3. Reid announce
the enga cement Of their daughter
Ethel 10 r. J. McClatchy.
Mrs. J. II. Glide and the Misses Eule
and Elizabeth Glide are home from sew
eral days spent in san Francisco.