The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-13

inst 1t was given in honor of Miss Anna
McG0veTn of Berkeley and was a delight
full affair
The large dining-room in the new hotel
was used for dancing and was artStically
decorated for the occasion by Mrs. Harry
Howes, who received the guests, and was
untirng in her efforts TO please and make
everybody happy. She made a charming
hostess. The music-stand was bower of
beauty, the musicians being almost hidden
by banks of roses, Gala lilies, ferns and
palms. Fifty japanese lanterns swung
in the veranda and promenade grounds,
while two locomotive headlights threw
radiant welcome TO the arrivals az they
drew up at the front entrance. Excellent
music was provided by Clarke'S Band of
Oakland, and dancing was Kept up until
daylight next morning.
a sumpJuous supper was served at y 30
o'clock in Camp H0weS," and the entire
party, numbering about eighty couples, were
seated at once.
The floor manager, Mr. F. H. Garland of
San Francisco, acquitted himself creditably,
and good order prevailed throughout. Great
credit is also due Mr.. W. Hensley of Isle
ton, MessrS. Piister and Downer of Pinole
and Harry IL. Hewlett of Stockton, who
acted as Floor Com mittee.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs. Eleanor
Martin will leave to-day for the Hotel Ra-
fael
Mr.. and Mrs. James de la Montanya are
the guests of Mrs. f. Z. Spencer of San
Jose.
Mrs. Lloyd Tevis and her grandchildren
will leave for Santa Barbara June 1st, for
one month.
Senator j. P. Jones has been visiting
Chicago and is expected to reach Reno, New.
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Tubbs have closed up
their Van Ness avenue residence and are
now at their country seat near Calistoga.
Dr. and Mrs. J. ID. UirSchfelder are at
Del Coronado.
Mrs. W. b. Bourn and Misses Bourn have
moved from their former residence and are
temporarily residing at 1914 Broadway. They
will shortly leave town for their country
residence at ST. Helena.
L. q. Roweil of the freight department of
Wells. Fargo IL Co will spend his vacation
in the southern part of the State.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank NJ. PiXlry are con-
templating taking up their permanent resi-
dence in Santa Barbara.
Mrs. a. J. Pope and Miss Mary E. Pope
will leave shortly for their residence in ST.
Helena, where they will spend the month Of
June
Bishop Nichols will take possession of
his new home in this city shortly. His two
daughters will remain in Berkeley until
next week, when they will join their father
here.
MI and Mrs. Joseph McKenna have been
the guests OF Senator FELTON, at MEMO Park
for the past week and Will remain about
week longer
Nj AMI Mrs. Edgar B. Carroll nee Han
chette) viii spend next month at Monterey.
Mrs. George Hearst who has been at the
California Hotel for several months, left
Monday for the Hotel Rafael, where she
viii spend the summer.
Mr. W. A. Mcclure, son of DR.. and Mrs.
J. A. Mcclure Of Santa Cruz, has come to
this city to study law
Mrs. james McClatchy and her daughter
Miss Emily McCIatchy, of Sacramento, are
visiting In town.
Mrs. Ball, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis SlOss at their residence in
San Rafael, left for Washington, d. c., yes
terday.
Nj. l. W. Henman, President of the Ne
vada Bank, accompanied by his son, has
been visiting 10 Reno.
Miss Ella Bender is the guest of the Misses
VOORHEES, She leaves next week for SaCra-
ment0 where she will be the guest of Miss
Laura Clarke.
General and Mrs Bidwell are entertaining
Hon. d. {. Cannon, leader of the last House
Of Representatives and for eighteen years
Congressman, who with his family are Wis
iting Chico.
Miss Eugenia Chaplin, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Eagleston at Angel Island
during the past week, has returned to her
home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boole are visiting Mrs.
4. BaSc0m Of San Jose.
Miss Cody of Detroit. Mich, is now visit
ing the Misses DimOnd at their MEMO Park
villa. She will remain there about Two
weeks and return East.
Among those registering at the Portland
in that city, Oregon, on Friday were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. 0othout and Ms. Croker.
Mrs Clara F0ltz has returned from San
BeTuardinO.
Mr.. Israel Lawton, ex-Superintendent of
the San Francisco Mint, left on ths CHINA
for Yokohama He expects 10 make the
tour Of Japan and to be gone Tor three or
four mouths.
Miss Mamie Kelley of Chestnut street left
for Ukiah, AeBd0cuO County.
Among the guests at -iltna Springs are:
Miss Hermien Schultz and Dir. T. L. Beach.