. The Argonaut . ld its next meet-ing on the evening of January 3d. The Friday Fortnightly Club will hold its nextmeeting on the evening of January 8th. Miss Genevieve Goad gave a dinner-party lastThursday evening at the residence of her father,Mr. W. F. Goad, on Washington Street. Theaffair was in honor of Miss Hyde, of New York,who is here on a visit. The others present wereMiss Ella Goad. Miss Aileen Goad, Miss Ella Ho-bart, Miss McNutt, Miss Edith McBean, MissMary Bell Gwin, Mr. Edward M. Greenway, S. Hobart, Mr. Maxwell McNutt, D. Grant, Mr. C. Osgood Hooker, and
. The Argonaut . ld its next meet-ing on the evening of January 3d. The Friday Fortnightly Club will hold its nextmeeting on the evening of January 8th. Miss Genevieve Goad gave a dinner-party lastThursday evening at the residence of her father,Mr. W. F. Goad, on Washington Street. Theaffair was in honor of Miss Hyde, of New York,who is here on a visit. The others present wereMiss Ella Goad. Miss Aileen Goad, Miss Ella Ho-bart, Miss McNutt, Miss Edith McBean, MissMary Bell Gwin, Mr. Edward M. Greenway, S. Hobart, Mr. Maxwell McNutt, D. Grant, Mr. C. Osgood Hooker, and M. Eyre. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hellman gave a dinner-party last Thursday evening at their residence onFranklin Street in honor of Miss Rose Walter andher fiance\ Mr. A. Mertief. Mrs. John Boggs entertained many of her friendslast Saturday at a matinee tea, at her residence onPost Street, given in honor of her daughter, MissAlice Boggs, and Miss Fanny Coleman. Theywere assisted in receiving by Mrs. Alfred Tubbs,. AbsolutelyPure Miss Louise Harrington, Miss Bertha Smith, MissMae Spring, and Miss McNeil. Mr. W. B. Wilshire, who is making Los An-geles his permanent home, entertained about fiftyof his friends there last Saturday evening. Lottowas played and handsome prizes awarded, and anelaborate supper was served at the California Club. The Friday Fortnightly Club gave a Darty atLunts Hall on Friday evening. The attendancewas much larger than usual. It was originally in-tended to make this a Christmas cotillion, but theillness of Mrs. Gordon Blanding and the absencein the East of Mrs. Monroe Salisbury preventedproper arrangements being made. Several figuresof the cotillion were danced under the leadershipof Mr. Edward M. Greenway and Miss Kate Salis-bury. They were assisted by Miss Sawyer, MissSusie Blanding, Miss Hobart, and Miss JessieGlascock. The officers and ladies at the Presidio gave ahop last Monday evening. Stag jinks were given at the San FranciscoVerein and the Concor
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