The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-06
A Brilliant Throng Enj oys the Cotillon Under
Ideal Conditions Some of the Pretty
Gowns--The Details.

lOueeT nan iO0keu very charming laSG nlSht.
The stage at the south end was concealed with
palms, abntillonS, begonias, umbrella ferns and
other plants, interspersed With brilliant bou
quets OF roses, lightly bordering the glossy green
jungle. In The center rose a double loop OF
asparagus tenuiSSmus, its delicate tendris
seeming like The feathery spray OF some fairy
cas- eade. Gallery, where the musicians were
peIdu, VeStl bule, dressing-r00ms and banquet
hall were all dressed harmonlously In a hand
some Lincoln green livery, the Australian and
Japanese varieties OF exotlcs being especially
employed
TWO PICTURESQUE CIRCLES.
The Invitations had been limited TO 200, and
the limit was hardly exceeded. A little staging
nad Deen erected all around the hall, about Il
foot high. and here were enthrOned the chap
efones and on-loOkers in their rich toilets, while
the younger ana gldder element fluttered about
tie charmed inner circle, in all The varied come
lIneSs OF beauty and buoy ysncy, APPLY apparee0.
Tie coItllOn was led by Mr. Sampson +.
Tucker, assisted by Mr. J0hn.N. Featherston.
ana The hrst st consisted Of: Mr.. Sampson Il.
tucker ana Miss FannIe THOMPSON, MI. harry
L. Wise and Miss Mabel Whillemore, Mr. A. E.
Sbatuck and Miss Mune Nightingale. Mr.
John n. FeatherslOn and Miss Emma Mcmillan,
Mr.. Chauneey NJ. st. John aud Miss Helen
Walker, Mr.. Walter b. Cooke and NJ iss Laura
Mcdonald, Mr.. Robert Mcmillan and Miss
George Nightingale, Mr.. f. NeLennan aud Miss
Emma Hobbs, Mr.. Will L. Fisher and Miss
Matte Gibbs, Mr.. Charles McIutosh and Miss
Mamie Scott.
Five figures had been arranged and were
under tile rays OF a calcium light. They were:
THE endless chaln," "the double Wheel" "the
march," 1.-The captives released" and "uDde: the
Arch" They were all pretty figures aud were
made m rmorable by me ms OF dainty little souVe-
Mrs Supper which was quite Il feature look
place at midnight. the champagne circulating
without Stint. General dancing Tor couple oil
hours brought one OF The most SucceSSfnl affairs
Of It's Kind 10 a close.
THE HOSTS AND THEIR GUESTS.
The members Of tile club are Messrs. James
Rs.aa.a nrhn EFGI
Buchanan, Arthur L. Clarke, DIR. Mlllard ii.
Crawford, U. 5. N. j. COsgraye, w. b. Cooke.
Charles l.. Davis, John n. Featherston, viii E.
Fisher, Joseph r. Folsom, Louis Feidmann Jr.,
DR.. John P. FoulkeS, Edward o. Hughes. Harry
ID. Hawks, William Hendrlckson Jr., b. s. Hell
cr, j. M. Havens, Robert A. Irving Edward Y.
MILAN. George s. Mearns, Charles X. Mcln tosh,
DR. John Nightingale, Benjamin. +. Norris,
Richard ii. R0untree, Arthur Z. Shattuck Al
bert W. Scott Jr., l.. w. Seeey, Chauncey Nj.
ST. John, James T. Sweeney, Sampson L. Tucker,
Fred Z. Wilcox, Harry +. Wise, Ellis Wooster,
Walter j. Wiley and Charles ID. wilson.
The invited guests comprised:
Mr.. aud MIS-. Grant Boyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles j. Bandmann, Mr.. and Mrs. David Blk
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vance Cheney.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peler Dean, Mr. and Mrs. W. q.
Davis, Mr.. aud Mrs. William Dresbaeh, Nlr. and
Mrs. L. e. Davis.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred rick Eaton.
MI. ane Mrs, Louis Feidmann.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. l.. Grlttlth.
Nj. and Mrs. Barclay Henley, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Hougnton, Mr..
ald Mrs Harry Hail.
Mir. and Mrs. Webster Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 7. Jackson Jr., Mr.. aud Mrs George Ii. L.
Mr.. aud Mrs Homer s. King, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. kluegel.
Mrs. Chatles q. Lyman, U. 5. A, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles A. Laton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Moody, Mr.. and
ole Ma suAl nd hrR
Mr. and Mrs b. F. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. John
Nightingale:
MIR. and Mrs. a Z. Reddlng.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Sherwood, Colonel and Mrs. Charles Sonntag,
MIR. aud Mrs. Monroe Salisbury, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles j. Swift MIR. and Mrs. Z. b. Stone.
MIR. aud Mrs. Sampson Tams.
DIR. and Mrs. A. II. VoOrhes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
L. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. ChauDcey Il. WiusOw,
Dr.. and Mrs. j. M. Williamson, MI aud Mrs.
John Ii. Wise.
Dr. and Mrs. William j. Younger.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke.
Mrs. Theresa FAIR.
Mrs. Charles HOpkns.
Mrs. j. 5. MattOon, Mrs. H. Albert Mau. Mrs.
MOulder.
Mrs Herman OeIrchs.
Mrs. VoIuey Spading.
Mrs. W alker.
Nellie Boyd. Miss Bender, Miss Maud Badlam,
the Misses Brooks, Miss Maud Buckman, Miss
Maud Berry, Miss Eta Birdsall, Miss ThereSe
Bissell. Miss Julia Bissell.
Miss MillIcent Cosgrave Miss Ida Carleton,
Miss Eva Castle, Miss Blanche Castle. Miss Hilda
Castle. Miss Minnie l.. Cole. Miss GeorgIe Chan
der, Miss Lotte Clark, Miss Alice Cooler.
Miss Sarah Dean, Miss Ruth Dibble Miss
Fannie NJ Ddnfoth, Miss Lulu Dresbach, Miss
Susie A. Davis.
Miss EhrhOrn.
Miss LOtte Farnsw0rth, Miss May FoulkeS,
Miss Title Feldman
Miss Matte Gibbs Miss Gertrude Goewey,
Miss CRUDE, Miss Marjorie Gwin, Miss G00dall.
Miss Hendrckson. the Misses Hughes, Miss
May Hooper, Miss Anna Hobbs. Miss Ernestlne
Haskell, Miss Grace Haight, Miss Estslie Hayes,
Miss Jennie Hobbs, Miss Mamie HAYES, Miss
Minnie Houghton, Miss Helen Hyde.
Miss LiSsak, Miss Madeline Llssak, Miss Susie
lie Count.
Miss Jeunie de Ia Montanya, Miss Ethel Mar
tel, Miss Nellie Marshall. Miss Alice Mau, Miss
Julia Mau, Miss Moulder Miss Fanny Morris
son, Miss Laura Mcdonald, Miss Blythe MELON
aid, Miss Jennie Mcmillan, Miss Emma McMil-
Ian, Miss Belle Mcfherson.
Miss Minnie Nightingale. Miss George Night
ingaie, Miss May Norton, Miss Margaret Nelson.
hiss Nellie OKane.
Miss Ermentine Poole, Miss Mary Porter, Miss
Marie POntOu de Arce.
Tbe Misses Refs, Miss Alpha Rogers, Miss
Ada Russell
Miss Lily Snodgrass, Miss Scott, Niles Clara A.
SutrO, Miss Lena Schell. Miss Jessie Sherwood,
Miss Rose Sherwood. Miss Isabel Sherwood, Miss
N.
Miss Eta Tracy, The Misses Thompson, Miss
Fannie Thompson.
Miss Marie Voorhies. Miss Kate Voorhies.
Miss Whittier, Miss Whittemore, Miss Mabel
WhitIemore, Miss Helen Walker, the Misses
Wethered.
Miss Yerriugton, Miss Maud Younger.
Everett n. Bee, George d. Boyd, A. B.
Burlng, A. G. B0nuelI. Stuart NJ. BrumWagim,
Robert q. Bolton, Albert Bagley, Hon. s. II.
Brooks, w. X Ball, David b. Bagley, Harry Bis
sell, e. w. Barnhart.
Frank j. Carolan, E. X Clarke, Lieuten-
ant ii. G. Cdbell. u S. A., Albert E. Castle.
Lieutenant S. A ClOman U. s. A, w. ii. Rice
Cooke. Harry L. Coleman, Fred rick Coon.
Charles Deering, Joseph Deering, j. 5.
Dickens.
Ward Eaton.
w. II. Fouks.
Edward NJ. Greenway.
Albert c. Hooper, +. B; Hughes, =. X. Hinek-
ley, Lieutenant Ham, U. S. A, Robert HUE,
George Hellman.
j. N. II. Irwin.
Nicholas g. Kittle. Harry Knowles. Laurence
Kip.
Lieutenant o. NJ. Llssak, U. S. N. A. z. Lough.
borough.
Frank d. Madison, H. Mendell, William Nc
Phers0n, e orge W. McAfee.
Lieutenant j. 9. Nolan, u. S. A.
James j. OKane.
Cutler Paige, DIR. j. E. Page, u D N, Arthur
Painter.
Con Roman. Ferdinand Refs Jr.
A. II. Sprague, Edward Ii. Sheldon, G. H..
Shields, James Brett Stokes, Lieutenant l.. ii.
Stroiher, U. 5. A, Clarence Sherwood
Lieutenant Frederic A. Trpp U. 5. A.
II. L. van Wrinkle, Laurence 5. NasSault.
George l.. Woolrieh g. w. Wilde. w. f. Wood,
ii. NJ. Whitley, q. Ii. WhIpple, Hallock Wright
and James Z. Wilson.
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.
Costumes That Were Fresh From the
Hands OF the Modistes.