The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-24

WHICH All hCdl LILY pdl tVOA'
The following were present: Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. u. A.
MoulIon. Colonel and Mrs. Ii. l.. Drew, DR..
and Mrs j. n Bayiis, Mr. and Mrs. n. S.
McAbee, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Towne, Mr..
aud Mrs ). 5. Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. W. $.
Hooper, DIR. and Mrs. Stiles, Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. ). Purdy, Mr.. and MIS-. Z. j. Perkins,
MIR. and Mrs: b. Conner, Mr.: and Mrs. w.
A. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Blanchard,
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. 5. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. 4. II k9big,
Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. Crafts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. l.. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Davis, Mrs. Rice, MIS-. Davis; Misses Be-
wen, Wills. Waterman, Brunn, OakeSOn,
Harris, McAGee; Messrs Sloat. Caldwell.
George 5. Cole, George b. Cole, II. al. Cor
letre, DR.. Fleming, Dr. Phelan, ). Z0m5rO,
c. ZUmbrO Z. H. GUff, Ii, Gurus, 4. +. O5-
ter aud II. Parks.
The Baird Dinner Party.
The hosptable home of Mrs. B. II. Baird
was the scene OF brilliant gathering last
Thursday evening when Miss Marie Baird,
the daughter OF the house, entertained
dozen Of her young friends at a dinner
given in homer of Miss Emma Meyer and
Miss Ella Morgan, who leave In a few days
for Europe to finish their studies. The
dinng-room presented the appearance of a
floral bower, and La France roses in pro-
fusion decorated the table.
At each cover was a large square of
ragged-edgad embossed cardboard, in the
center of which was inserted a photograph
of some celebrated court beauty, On the
maTgI" was written the name OF each CUES {
in gold letters, the corners being decorated
With bows of broad pink satin ribbon.
These unique favors were carried away as
souvenirs Of the affair. An elaborate menu
was enjoyed, after which the company adj
Journed to the parloTs, where music and
games occupied the remaining hours of the
evening.
The invited guests were; Miss Emma
Meyer, Miss Ella Morgan. Miss Julia
Croker. Miss Daisy Dresb bach, Miss Belle
O'Connor, Miss Tiny 0'C0nnOr. Miss Hilda
Mcdonald, Miss Lulu SchussleT, Miss Alice
SchusSler Miss Ella Hobart Miss Helen
Andrus and Miss Helen Woolworth.
a Christening Party ON Vallejo Street.
An enjoyable reception was given by Mr.,
and Mrs. f. b. Romo, at their residence,
907 Vallejo street. in honor OF the christeu-
Ing of their son Albert, who was born Janu-
airy 4th last. The godmother was Miss
Emilia Gotta and the godfather Professor
Guillermo D. Van Bruut
After the service the grand march struck
up by the Alpero Band, being participated
in by about thirty couples. At y O'Clock
grand repast was served, Dancing followed
until the early hours of the mOrning.
The Mexican custom was followed by the
godfather and g0dmother giving to each
guest beautiful card. bearing the date of
the chId's birth and Christening. Attached
to each card by ribbon was all American
dime
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
AlonzO, MI and Mrs. L. barra, Mr. aud
Mrs. Pons, Mr.. aud Mrs. ToareS, MIR. and
Mrs. Ma rshal, Mrs. Boden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Romualdo Romo, Mrs. Tula Romo, Mrs.
JohaEseu, Mrs. Maria Gales de Pejsda,
Mrs. p. Gotta, Mrs. Van Brunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gush. Mrs. Espinosa, MIS-. Andrade,
Mrs. Verdugo, Mrs. May Hankin, Miss
Laura Carrasco, Miss Emilia Gotta, Miss
Hortensia Andrade. Miss Espinosa, Miss
Andrea Mojica, Miss Jennie Lopez, Miss
Lupe Torres, Miss sofia Lopez, Miss Lopa
Baez, Miss Eduyijes Moiica, Miss Verdugo,
Miss Loreto Espnosa, Miss Sofia Mersch,
Miss Ada Fowler MISS Dena Castor. Miss
Carmen ROmo, Miss Beatriz Lopez, Miss
Henrietta Esiefany. Miss AnJonia Madero,
Miss Flora De Osllis Miss May Hazard, Miss
Bottom, Miss Lrttie Marshall, Miss Rosa
Green, MI Guillermo d. Van Brunt Mr..
NJ. Oliver, MI Scott, Mr.. Meyer, Mr.. Baez,
Mr.. PARA, Dir. OrozaG, Mr.. +. Mursch,
Mr.. L. EspejO, Air. o. Sciallero, Mr.. c. Yer
dugo, MI II. Torres, MIR. Nava, Mr.. Pope
Vincent, Mr.. Fernando Smith, Mr.. +. Feliz
Dir. VI. Romo, Mr.. +. BOden, Mr.. Manuel
Fernandez de Ferrer. Mr. Yincente Arril-
laga Mr.. George Boden.
On Thursday morning last party, con-
slsting of Mrs. w. A. Hale, Miss Emily
Wolford, Miss Edna Roberts, Miss Sadie
Davenport, Messrs. George Wolford, VIII
A. Hale. John j. Mcmahon and Harry NJ.
Taggart left on the fast sailing sloop
Shooting Star, Captain Spiro, tor 4 trip to
Vallejo and Mare Island. The trip was
made safely, and the excursionists arrived
in Vallejo III n few hours, and from there
- \ .Ial al.d
freedom OF the island. After Inspecting
everything worthy OF notice, including the
Charleston, the party returned to Vallejo,
and thence home, arriving safely, much re-
freshed by their pleasant trip.
Society Personals.
Mr.. J. B. Haggin and his daughter, Miss
Haggin, are contemplating an early visit to
Santa Barbara, where they will stay for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sherwood have gone
over to Sausaliio for the summer months.
Senator W. B. Bate of Tennessee spent
Saturday and Sunday in Los Angeles, the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. o. w. Childs.
Mr.. Alpheus &. Bull, Vce-Presdent OF the
Fireman'S Fund Insurance Company, is at
Coronado with party consisting OF Mr.. +.
A. Coles and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Martin.
of London, VINO visited this Coast two
years ago, has decided to locate here.
He will be the guest of his cousin, Mrs. >.
Ii. Kent of Ill Leayenworth street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Bowers have taken
cottage in San Rafael for the summer
months.
DIR. Vernon Briggs Of Boston. son of Mr.
Lloyd Briggs, the banker, has returned
after paying his cousin, Mrs. 5. II. Kent Of
| I'll Leavenworth street, short visit
Mr.. w. q. Irwin left for the East on Fri
day last, where he expects to join Mrs. IT.
win and Mrs. and Miss Aieen Ivers
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman and the Misses
Pullman have left Red0ndo Beach and are
again at the Arlington, Santa Barbara, on
their way up the Coast
MI and Mrs. Z. w. Hopkins and Mr..
and Mrs. L. }. de Santa Marina of Paris
have been visiting Grass Valley.
Mrs Rose Butler of the Van Ness Sem
mary is visiting MI. aud Mrs. Chase Of
Vallejo.
DR.. and Mrs. Bates are at Santa Barbara.
Z Miss Aggie Marlborough left for the East
on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mac
donough did not accompany her, as re-
ported.
Lieutenant Blunt has returned from the
South TO the Preside.
Lieutenant Louis s. Strother has returned
from Fort Keogh. where he was in charge of
the Indian scouts belonging to the Pine
Ridge Agency.
Mrs. j. r. Jarboe and Miss Kate Jarboe
are visiting Santa Cruz.
Captain and Mrs. MilIen Griffith and the
y isses Griffith will spend the summer in