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

Tatum Mrs w. w. Dixon. Mr.. j. II. N. irwin,
Mrs. E. P. Van Ness. Mrs. Starr, Mrs, sweilzer,
Haskell, Miss Katie VOORHEES,, Miss Maggie Kit
tie. Miss Sadie Hull, Miss Maxwell, Miss Ida
Irwin, Miss Amy Irwin, Miss May Andruss, Miss
Mary Graham, Miss Meta Graham, Miss Mile
Ashe, Miss Mary Barber, Miss Alice Barber,
Miss Mamie WoOrlci. Miss Florence Lockwood,
Miss Alice Scott, the Misses Chaplin. Messrs. j.
Henry Deerng,, George Heliman, E. NJ. Green
Ness, Mi George H. Lent, DR.. +. L. Town.
Delightful! Tug Party.
The delightful weather which ushered.in May
did not take those who find pleasure In enter
tanning their friends by surprise. The ladies in
San francisco are quick 10 grasp at the I'M
provement of an opportunity. This was Illus
trated by The sailing excursion given by Mrs. nj
Ii. de Young on Saturday last The tug
Monarch bad been chartered for the occasion,
and al O'Clock the speedy little steamer left the
Cay-street Wharf with merry party on board,
all OF whom wore woven hat band on which ap-
peared the word "Charlest0n."
Their first visit was TO that celebrated cruiser.
which possesses peculiar interest TO San Fran.
ciscans from the fact that 1t was built In this
port. After having made thorough inspection,
the party re-embaIked on the tug, Lieutenant
Blow accompanying them, and proceeded to the
Union Iron Works, where the San francisco
and Its companion, which are are IN process OF
construction, were viewed.
The Monarch then changed its course and
sailed for Sausalto. The yachts which were at
anchor at the various cub-hOuses and cruising
In lie bay saluted The ladies and gentlemen on
the tug as they passed. A formal lunch was
then spread, aDpetlZlug Ylands and choice wines
is been at The disposal Of The guests during
Young, who lad brought along a corps Of her
own house servants for the occasion. AT luncheon
many friends from the yachts Joined the party
aud with conversation aud music by the banjo
and guitar the hours sped swiftly OH.
Once more the course was changed and Point
san quentin was soon made by way of Iiburon
The prison was inspected and afterward the
party was entertained by Warden McComb, when
wiuking at The brlm.' Tie return by moonlight
vas not the least enjoyable feature OF a charming
"Maylng"
Tie guests OF the day were: Miss Fair, Miss
Jennie BAR, Miss Belle Smith, Miss Elise Kelly
Miss Mamie Deane, Mrs. Bessie Il. Smith, Mrs.
CAPTAIN Blair, Mrs. W. IL. Smith and Mrs. de
New ork, Mr.. Preston Hicks of New York, MIR.
Joseph Austin, Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg, MIR.
George Hail, Mr.. Donald Y. Graham, MIR. Albert
J. Rr'1 OF New York, Lieutenant Blow of the
ChallSc.oDr Mr.. j. j. Deane aud Mr.. de Young.
The tennis Club Parry at Highland Park.
The Hill Crest~Tennls Club entertained last
Saturday It's numerous friends at a garden party
given at the residence of j. Middleton of High
land Park. About two hundred Invitations had
been Issued, aud at o'cloek In the afternoon,
tie appointed hour, the guests began 10 arrive.
Almost all The young society people across the
bay were represented, with sprinklng of our
San Francisco -Four Hundred. The ladies looked
Charming In their light airy toilets. Many OF the
gentlemen woie their teuns suits Among the
ladies were noticed: Miss Ada Dougheitv of
Fiuivae, Miss Alice ZiSka. Miss Edith Cover
Miss NeItie Powell, Miss Stella Walker and Miss
Maud Walker. Light refreshments were served
during the afternoon, while piomenading and
nlfting were Literally INDUCED In until evening,
When dancing became the principal amusement.
The barn had been converted into handsome
supper-room, where delicious repast was spread
during the Whole evening. At IL O'clock the
Good nights " were reluctantly spoken and The
affair declared to be a perfect success.
The Seniors Lunch Party.
The seniors of Van Ness Seminary gave their
annual lunch party at the scuool-house on Satur-
day Of last week. The prettily arranged affair
took place in the front suite OF parlurs, which
were given over TO them for the occasion.
The table was aItistically decorated with little
wheat spears aud wild grasses appropriately
lighted up with golden buttercups and deeper
toned escholiZias. Beside each cover was placed
dainty name-caId of blue SILK ettered ia gold
with charming corsage bouquet OF freshest for
get-me-nots.
delicious collation. was crowned by the pro-
posal IN succession of three toasts: The Past"
The Present" aud The Future" which were
music brought the pleasant affair TO a close.
Those present. were the seniors, as follows:
Miss Younger, Miss Sader Miss Haigiit and
Miss kIolettl. and their guests; Miss Bristol,
Miss CLARK, Miss Eshman, Miss Maltball and
Miss ujamu.
birthday Celebration at Sutro Heights.
On Tuesday last MI Adolph sntrO attained his
sixtieth year, and the occasion was celebrated at
Sutro Heights by dinner and reception of his
relatives ana friends The new dining room was
decorated 10 royal and tasteful manner by Mr..
Lachenicht, the head gardener, whose display
was rlVaed only By the floral tributes seat by the
ladies of the Pioneer Kindergarten
During dinner the Messrs. Jonuson's string
baud Ilayed appropriate music; after dinner
yGcasts OF the band caused much merrlmenI by
giving the popular comic songs OF the day: The
musicians also accompanies The guests TO the
ferrleS ana Clin House Railroad depot, playing
marches:
=, Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Merritt, Dir.
M Me MI. ana MIS- Moiolo Mr. Charles Sutro,
tLs. SenueTng, MISS Schueklng; MesSrs b.
SSchuekIng, lheoaore Sehucking Walter Winter
1 3erg, D,; aud Mrs Winteroers, Mr.. and Mrs.
n S"heh hi"squerAoe f"r'y.
- H!; aOie IA, asquotaue "as kNeu ny Don-
anu a. Sonen, a' reihsIue' Tue cnaiIhing nome OF
NC oone"., IN AiaIneu"' idst rIiuay evening.
many VI .ne COSTUMES were eiaoofate, ana all
were "ltis.ic' Dancihs went on IN tne spacious
bowling alley and during the evening an invlt-
ing supper was served. The guests were: Mr.
aud Mrs. Lombard, Miss Ethel Cohen Miss A.
Seller, Miss j. Seller Miss j. Robinson Miss
+. Groves, Miss ". Chisholm Miss n. Harndrn
Miss L. Harnden, Miss q. Williams Miss NJ Ty-
Ter, Miss b. Newell Miss NJ Miller Miss L. Fox
Miss NJ. Kellogg Miss G. Smith, Miss II Tnomu.
son, Miss A. Thompson, Miss Wilson, Miss a.
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Miss Ii. Sigfried Miss L. Johnson Miss
NJ. Collier, Miss ". Woods Miss A.
Fuller. Miss F. Hopus Miss l. HaskeiI Miss
Eva Brandt, Miss Mabel White, Miss Mamie
IL, uaotnton. Miss 'lolet Won hen, Miss q. Allen,
Miss KinEsde Me- n,, s''ss ts a. Sae9oSon'
Miss nj. Messerole. Miss A Jaeobson- Miss NJ
j. Myer, Miss NJ. NOBLE, Miss f. Mayill. Messrs.
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