The morning call., 1890-04-28

will follow the concert. The entertainment will
be given at Simmons Hall.
A stand of colOrs will be presented to the
Third Regiment, Colonel Thomas f. Barry conf
manang on Friday evening, The 23d prox., at
the Mechanics Pavilion The colors are pro-
The presentation ceremonies will be conducted
by Lieutenant Harrison. U. 5. A.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Heitie baltimore last Tuesday evening at
the residence OF her mother, Mrs. baltimore,
1858 Thirty fifth street, Oakland. Refreshments
were served at an early hour. Those present
were: Miss Daisy Bridges, Miss Addie Carroll,
Miss Annie Nelson. Miss Jennie Scott, the
Misses Emma and Kettle baltimore, Miss Jen-
ME Lampin: Messrs. James Davis, Alonzo
PrltchaTd, Harry Bridges, Edwin Wood, Robbie
Robinson, Eddie baltimore, Arthur Bridges.
Charles Pritehard, Peter Butt and Henry Butt.
Del Monte Notes.
The season at Del Monte Is now fully launched
upon a prosperous course. The attractive re-
sort is constantly receiving fresh constituents
from every part of the country, and all are en-
tertained according 10 inclination amid the
varied means OF relaxation and amusement pro-
Vlded by nature and art
The appearance of the grounds is peculiarly
fascinating with their neatly kept parterres Of
flowers now in luxutiant bloom. Moreover, not
little variety of color, enhanced by its ANNA
ton, is contributed by the numerous groups en-
gagged 10 lawn games or strolling at ease around
the winding walks. The tanks continue 10 be a
great attraction, and daily excursions 10 pictur-
NSiuS bOihtS Va ihASlSob aiS VI SNuoNoue SNSNA
renee.
The usual Saturday evening hop took place
proving pleasant wind-up to the weeks festlYl-
ties. Yesterday evening there was sacred con-
cert, including many impressive gems from the
most famous oratorlos. Noah BrandPs OrcheS-
ira officiated admirably on both occasions:
Among the weeks arrivals were: Miss F.
Sohman, Miss Tompkins, Miss s. III. Temp
kI9s. Mrs. F. LIVINGSTON, H. II. Haai g
o. r. Brightman, New Bedford; Joseph L. jane
U. 5. n; John Ii. Cosgraye, +. A, Hyde, William
AvOrd. San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III. Bene-
diet, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spreckels.
San Francesca; K. s. Babcock Jr, Coronado ;
MIS-. Lowe. Denver; Mrs. Furguson, Miss Fur
Hamburg, Nine. Pedemonle, Mrs. Sharp. Mr..
aud Mrs. 4. de Castro y Casaelr, San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs Daniel b. HILL New Hampshire;
| Colonel Beaumont, London; MIR. and Mrs. ID. b.
Fayei weather., Miss Joyce, DR.. and Mrs. NJ II.
| Yedder, Miss Nedder, Miss Beardsley, New
! York Thomas Sullivan, San Francisco; Andrew
| W. Brown. John Nelson, New York; John III.
| LOudeTman, Miss Louderman, ST. Louis; Mrs.
| NJ. l. Baneda Miss C.. Baneda, Mr. and Mrs A.
| ID. Moore, Ms. C. A. Kantz, Miss Sarah J.. Phil
| lips, MIS- E. NJ. Brown, San Francisco; Mrs e.
| X. Cochran, Miss Cochran, Miss f. a. Cochran,
lam Edenborn. Miss Edenborn, st. Louis
| Mrs. n. Il. Judd, Chicago Mr.. ana Mrs. q.
| Weatherby, New York; Mr.. J. r. Kingsley. MRS.
| Z. f. Kingsley, Mrs e. NJ. Whltcomb. Phila-
| delphia. Mr. ana MIS-. W. W. COnant, Miss
| Conant, OHIO; Colonel and Mrs. L N. Anderson,
| U. 5. A; Richard c. Jones, san Francisco; f.
| Peabody Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles j.
| Wiley, Florence 2. Rogers. San Francisco; Mr..
| Mrs. John b. Drake, Miss Helen V. Drake,
| e. NJ Mullin, Chicago; Mr.. StIlman, Mr.. Hub
| bard, General Fessenden, Mr.. JenSins, New
! York; James l.. Halstead, A. j. Lowenberg, San
Nichos, Oakland; Mrs. +. S DouiTy, Mrs. E.
Doutry, Mrs. NJ. {. Berry, San Francisco; Nj.
| Lehman, Miss Lehman, Miss Maggie Culbertson,
| New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. COndit, Los
| Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Strauss, Mrs: NJ. S.
| Van PerSyn, Mrs. \. ID. Fraser and child, George
| &. Wilson, II. T. Wilcox, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. II. SOuthgaie. Worcester; l.. A Davies,
| Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. o; W. Petrie, Mr..
| aud Mrs. W. II. Black, Pittsburgi Mrs. Ogden,
| N,w York; Mrs. j. y. ScammOn, Chicago
D. L. Pullman, G. C. Han; New YORK. W. A; Mar.
| Mr.. and Mrs. james II. Minor. New Britain
! George ". Quintard, William Mahi, B. b. LAID
Hunting Oh, Miss c. D. Huntington. A. NJ. Hunt
| ing;on. G. f. Miles, New York; A. &. Hillman
DAVIS; Mt. and MIS- W. B. Chapman, San Fran
| Johu A. Dougherty A. ". DOugheriy Pniladet
| phla Nj. aud Mrs John Il. Dyer, Detroit; l.. A
DoueheIty, Mervyn Doueheliy, Philadelphia
| ). Whitney, i. ID. Thomson and son, Oakland
| Mr. and Mis- Charles ?. Harris, Miss Ii. l.. Har
lis, Vermont; Mr. aud Mrs John Reid, Chicago
Mrs. J. -. Bliss. SYRACUSE Mr.. aud Mrs. 4.
| libbitts, Bosloni ). j, Long Chicago W:
Benedict, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Val
lette, Cmyasoi Mr. ana Mis-. {. c. Walwotih
Boston; MIS- Josephine Smith, Miss l.. X. Ken
nedy Miss X. N. Walker, New York; Miss NJ
b. Buckwalter Miss A. l. Buck waller, Phlia
| PtOvldencei Mrs. q. u. Briggs, Davlsyille; Mis-.
Louise FAIR, Miss faTr, Nj. and Mrs. Newton
karr, ogdeui Mrs. }. A. Foger Mrs
| f. TOmpkins, Miss Fulger, San Francisco
| W. L. Harden, Michigan; Mrs L. $. Bills, Los
| Angeles; Miss z. Pratt Mrs. \. L. Pratt, Massa
chusetts; Miss Eyre, Z. E. Eyre, MEMO Park
Lyman Dwight, Winnings Mi. aud Mis-. Franz
| L. Spnuey, Lynn, \. ass; Mrs. C. n. Shaw, MIR
aud Mrs. +. ;. Douty, Mir, and MIS-. A.
| 1Owne, Alfred 5. Tubs, San francisco; 5.
Cbapin, New York; Mr.: and Mrs. j: L. Terry
Sacramento; Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Warren ant
child, Chicago; Mr.. ana Mrs John v. Bacon
| New YOra; MIR. and Nrs. Z. b. Slonehi, SdI
| Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Rose, Cincinnati;
w. NJ Collier, Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Col
knight, Providence, X. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
Cande, Buffalo, n. Y. Mr.. aud MIS-. W. F. Pres
Syracuse. y. " Mrs. Newell. Mrs. Leonard
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Young, Miss q
Allen, Mrs. j. Allen, Miss Annie Thatcher, Mr.
and Mrs. ". 5. Clawson, Miss A. Young, Mr.
and Mrs. Ii. Young and daughter, Salt Lake
| Mrs. Z. Jepps0n, Moses Thatcher. George Z
| Thatcher. o. L. Omesby NJ. D., Mrs. o. c
Bedford; A. 7. Nichols, Mrs. II. a. Fearing
Mrs. Z; H. Prescott Boston; }. X. samson
| Chile, Peru; Z. F. Smithers, Guat emala; NJ. 5
| Carnei Miss Is. Came, san francisco.
The Miles Luncheon.
| Mrs. D. L. Miles entertained a number o
friends visiting here from the South recently a
| the Hotel Bella Vista. The table IN the priYat
| dning-room pretty glow OF pink, the enec
being contributed by inuumerable clusters Of Ii
| France roses, together with central scarf 0
| shell-pink.
Elaborate namecards constituted a NOTABLE
| feature Of the pleasant affair. The monogram o
| the hostess occupied one corner OF the card an(
| WAS caught in The meshes of spiders web, en-
tangled in blossoms, or embedded In dainty
| sprays Of foliage. The names OF The respective
| guests were inscribed in quaint script, and
couple Of choice rosebuds were pinned dago
| nally across one end.
| CANT deieun The guests repaired TO Mrs. Miles
suite OF apartments, where some time was pleas
anIly passed among those entertained wer'
| Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Rail, Mrs
Hooper aud Mrs Wiicher.
The Birmingham Euchre Party.
The Euchre Club an association of well
known society people. met last Thursday even
ing week ago at the residence Of Miss Char
lotte Birmingham, Gil Chestnut street, wher
the members were delightfully."- entertained. Til
suite of parloTs where tile card Iournamen
took place was most attractivey adorned wit
spring blossoms-long grape-lKe clusters 0
lilac wlstera yying with the deeper tones o
escholzas, peones aud roses, relieved b.
shaded foliage in The happiest arrangement.
For two hours lively contest WAS waged a
little tables disposed conveniently about tn
handsome rooms. Name and number souvenir
were provided at each table, fashioned In blue
| pink and canaI y-coloIed ribbons, on which ap
| reared hand painted flowers. Pretty prize
were also displayed 10 incite The lovers Of ar
tistlc value 10 strenuous efforts Of hnesse. The,
| consisted OF firstsprize for ladies. hand
| painted porcelain cracker jar, won by Mrs
| Pickering; second prize, silver tea strain, wo
| by MISS Harrington; third prize, a silver court
| plaster case, won by Mrs. Benham The frs
prize for gentlemen was a silver stamp case
won by Lieutenant Ferris, U. S. A.; second prize
silver ash Tray, Lieutenant Magluuis; thlrt
prize, toilet towel rings, Mr. Pickering.
After the games there eusued the ceremony o
presenting The pains to the ylclors, SUPPER Deinl
Immediately afterward served. With all the eX
element OF The recent melee upon them, lii
guests apprecatively discussed tile deliclou
yiands set before them, aud subsequently re
turned to tile drawing-r DOM, where music an
conversation put wings TO s. yeral pleasant hour.
| During tile evening Miss johnson and Miss ChaI
ote Ebbes rendered some charming plan
selections.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs Pick
erIDg, Mrs and Mrs. Frank Pray, Mi. and Nj.
Charles Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs. HarlOe Bancroft
Mr.. Penny, Mrs A. (. il. Benham Of Mare Is
and. Miss Harrington; Mr.. ID. Hensberger, U. S
N; DR.. stokes, U. S. Nj Miss Hobbs, Miss Ann