The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05

RESPONDING TO toasts dancing was inaugurated
and Kept up until an early hour. Among those
Mrs. Hodges MIR. and Mrs. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
Miss Susie Lee. Miss Dolle Lee, Miss Te asst
len, Mr.. Henry Bradley Jr.. Mrs. Seabolt MT.
Davis Mrs. Poltney, Miss L. Tilson, Professor
Siebe.
Party on Eleventh Street.
very pleasant party was given to Miss Lynch
by her parents at their residence, 351 Eleventh
street, on Saturday evening last. The rooms
were deliberately decorated with smilax aud
ferns and the floors were canvased for dancing.
Toward midnight the guests partook of bounti-
full repast. Among those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Lynch, Mr., aud Mrs. John Warner,
Mitchell Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Lauterwasser, MIR.
aud Mrs. L. Berry Miss Mullen, Miss X. War
ner, Miss M. Mitchell, Miss K Smith, Miss D.
NJ. OseD Miss e. Hies, Miss NJ. Borghero, Miss
L. Berry, Captain Lyons, Messrs. ). }. McCarty
J. Cassidy, T. Mitchell J. A; Mitchell, d: Lane,
ner.
Party on Fifth Street.
Last Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. John Moran, 443 Fifth street, surprise
party was rendered by the Delmonco Club TO
Its newly elected President. Mr.. John Moran.
Singing and dancing. with a few selections on
the piano, violin and cornet were the features OF
the evening. AT midnight the guests partook OF
guests adjourned to their respective homes.
Among those present were; MI and Mrs. j:
Mrs. W. Foley, the Misses Moran, Miss NJ. E.
Foley, Miss Ii. Goldslein Miss NJ; kennedy, MI
W. Foley, Mr.. Joseph Moran, Mr.. K. Godstein
and the members OF the club.
The Skating Carnival.
The skating carnival, which took place at the
Pavilion Rink last Wednesday evening, attracted
a large attendance. The rink was tastefuly
decorated for the occasion and the managers did
all In their power TO make 1t Il social succe S.
The march was led by Mr.. Kahn and Miss L.
0'Brien. The prizes were awarded as follows:
Richest dressed lady, sailor-girl, Miss Nellie
Brtles, dresslng-case; best sustained, organ
grinder, Miss Coleman, frult-dIsh; richest
dressed gent Spanish Cavalier, Mr.. Charles
smith, silver water1pltcher; best sustained,
original gent (Dear, Mr.. Fred Smith, cake dish;
Morning Star, Miss Grace Beecher; Topsy. Miss
Ely; Yum-Yum, Miss May Butler; Kings Fool,
Mir. A Kahn. The floor was under The direction
OF Mr.. Richard Ingram.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Jones have taken a house
in San Rafael for the summer.
Miss Clara Thomas Will be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Jones In San Rafael this summer.
The Misses Lily and Eva Ransom have
turned from witnessing the wedding OF their
friend, Miss Tonnesin, daughter of the Hon. Carl
Tonnesln OF Tonnesln Villa" Birds Landing,
Solano County
Mrs. Allen Denton left on the steamer yester-
day for the State of Washington, where she in
tends TO spend most of the summer. She Will
also visit several places In Oregon bef ore she re-
turns TO San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Goggin, 1913 Van Ness
avenue, have removed for the summer to Sham.
rock Lodge, Peninsular Island, Tiburon. The
cottage has recently been built ! by the host and
is most attractive and elegant IN construction
and pleasantly located.
DR.. NJ. H. Logan and wife Will leave here for
the East the latter part OF this month. After
visiting the principal Eastern cities they Will
q fnF Qndu rfIl DIN \ and
Edinburgh several weeks Thence they will 90
to Norway. after which hey will visit Paris aud
France generally, aud Will be In Berlin In time
for the International Medical Congress- after
which they VIII visit Switzerland, the Alps,
lakes, etc, thence go 10 Italy.
Mrs. George Hamblet, WHO has been spending
the winter IN This city and visiting the Southern
portion OF the STATE ana places adjacent to San
Francisco, has returned 10 her home in Massa-
chusetts. She will make a short stay in POrIlan d,
Oregon, while en- route.
Mrs. Abbie Z. Johnston. President of Stanton
Relief Corps, Los Angeles, is visiting relatives in
this city aud Oakland She formerly resided
here.
Mrs. f; Noble, who has been soiournlng at
Briggs Hotel, in San Rafael, for the past two
weeks, returned home to the city last Friday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. Knaker will receive the first Tuesday
OF each mouth al her home, 1o4S Golden Gate
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Guipen returned from
Europe yesterday alter an absence OF year and
half
Mrs. Samuel Shaen and daughter have accom-
through Oregon, Washington and British Column
ba. They expect to be gone several months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Alexis Stevens have re-
turned TO Corvallis, Oregon, after a wedding
tour through Central and Southern California.
Miss Edith Beam Is visiting friends in Chico.
Miss Adele Joel OF this city, who has been
spending the past seven months with relatives in
New YORK, leaves for an excluded trip through
Europe next Wednesday on the steamer Lain.
MIR. Fred l.. Hagemann of this city sailed on
the steamer Colima, last Saturday, for New
York, where he VIII join his family.
Mrs. j. I. BOnesteli started overland this week
on tour of the Eastern states, TO be absent
three four months. The lady will take &C.
casiOn to visit her old home IL Maine aud spend
short time with her immediate relatives.
Mrs. DR.. j. E. Spencer and two children are
now stopping at Ftna Springs.
The Misses Sadie l.. and Carreno Bowen leave
tonight for the Eastern States.
Miss Mlnna Ferry has returned from her two
years trip 10 Europe and is residing with her
Judge Murphy 119 Liberty street.
Mrs. W. Baron Of Tombstone, Arlz.. Is here on
VISIT her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levy OF
1892 Turk street.
Mrs. J. ". Harris, accompanied by Mrs Rob-
ert Harris left on the steamer San Juan for a
six months visit to relatives In Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Joseph de Rosa aud children have gone
10 spend the summer with her mother at Cape
Mrs. H. c. Green has returned to Boston.
Mass, from visit to this city.
Lieutenant James Pennyc0ok Of the Veteran
National Guard OF California and OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association, who has been ailing for
some time, has gone TO Gilroy Het Springs for a
couple OF months 10 T6cQpeTdIe.
Professor Samuel Adestein arrived In Paris on
the IAN ult. He remained there short time
and proceeded through Switzerland on his way
TO Italy.
Miss Marion Chase has left this city for Bos-
ton 10 visit her sister, Mrs. ii. l.. Edridge. She
VIII spend the months of July and August at
Martha's Vineyard, and while IN Boston will .
study vocal and instrumental music at the Bos-
ton Conservatory.
summer with relatives in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dargte viii return from
Washington, ID. C., in about week.
Mrs. DR.. Clark has returned to Stockton from
lengthy solourn In San Francisco, much i'm
proved In health.
Mr.. H. b. Alvord was last Tuesday visiting
Mrs. A. j. Perry aud Miss Josephine Perry
Will return from the East in couple of weess.
Mrs. Z. II. Bragg and sou, of San Jose came to
San francisco last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Rutherford and family.
Mrs. l.. j. Hancbett and Miss Virginia Hanchett
will 60 10 the Hotel del Monte June LIST 10 re-
main couple OF months.
Mr.. W. Ii. Rogers of Stockton. Ariz., who has
| been visiting relatives in Santa Cruz, came to
| San Francisco last Monday.
Mrs. George NJ. Pinney and Mrs. and Miss
Barnes were at the Hotel del Monte last Mon
| day.
Mrs. j. E. Gross of Stockton has been spend
| Ing a lew days In San Francisco.
Captain Hopkins, u > A., of Fort Mason, will
soon be transferred for duty at Governors Island
New York HarbOr.
| from their visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Moore Of San Francisco spent the past
| week with Mrs. Fred Moore in San Jose.
Miss Virginia Ii anchett is visiting Mrs. j. B.
Wright in Sacramento
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. Jacobs, OF San Francisco who
| have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Croeker,
| al Santa Cruz, returned home last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barring have left the
| Hotel Rafael and are now enjoying the comforts
| Of the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ashley were among the
| Stocktonians who visited San francisco last
| week.
| Mr.. Looms, son Of the late Professor Loomis
| has been making an extended stay In this city.
| he Is resident OF Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Edward Rhodes Of San francisco visited
In San Jose last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Smpkins, Miss Alice Simp-
| kins aud Mr.. Charles Simpkins will 60 TO San
| Rafael on May 9TH.
DIR. G. W. Doyle went to Santa Cruz Monday
| from San Francisco.
| Mr.. j. r. Cole, Aiss n. II. Cole Mr. Charles
| NJ. Plum and Mr.. Charles NJ. Plum Jr.. are
| among the visitors from this city the Hotel
| Coronado. San Diego.
Miss Florence EyeIeth OF San Francisco spent