The morning call., 1891-02-16

| den, J. II. Deering, W. II: Fisher, Lleuten-
ant Bahcock;, q. 5. N; Lieutenant Caoell'
George Hall. {. NJ. Grcenway. G. 7. Hamil-
| ton. E. ID. Morgan, DIR. w. G. Miner, l.. b.
| Miner, E. A. Miner, NJ. McCleary, Ward
| McAllsier, Elliott McAllister Edward Nc
Afee, G. 7, Marye Jr., Carter Teyls, James
L. Tucker, Lieutenant II. B. West, Y: s. N;
Alfred Wheeler, Mr.. Williamson, Lieuten-
ant Wilson, U. S. N; Frank Washington,
Mr.. Wright, NJ. s. Latham, Lieutenant Las
sitter, U. S. N; Lieutenant Lowering,
| u. S. A: George Mcknight, Frank Michael
and others.
! The Tubbs Lunch Party.
Mrs. W. b. Tubbs gave delightful ladies'
lunch on Tuesday at her residence, 2217 Van
Ness avenue.
Covers were laid for twenty five guests at
four tables-two reserved fo7 matrons and
the other two for rosebuds. At each cover
was a pretty corsage bouquet tied with
| broad oands of ribbon, upon which the
names Of the respective guests were painted
| The floral decorations of one table were
VlUletS Of another lilies of the valley and
maidenhair ferns. of third yellow jonquils,
aud of the last pink roses. CaEdle-shades
| and lce-retainers cOrresponded IN hue WIZ
| the prevailing shade distinguishing their
| table. a delicious menu was served alnld
the strains of orchestral music.
Those present were: Mrs W. r. Tubbs,
| Mrs. Louis r. PARROT, Mrs. James A. Rob-
insOn, Mrs. Douglas Dick, Mrs. James a.
| D0nohoe Jr., Mrs. George NJ. Pinckard,
hall. Mrs Frank l.. VIM, Mrs F; a.
Frank. Mrs Hall McAlliser. Mrs. a. c.
| Bingham, Miss Mary Ayre, Miss Daisy Cas-
! serly, Hiss Aana Head, Miss Edith Taylor,
Miss Mary L. Pope, Miss Alice Decker,
Miss Lucia kittle, Miss Jennie Cheesman,
Miss Edith Forbes. Miss Champion, Miss
Evelyn Carolan, Miss Ella Goad and Miss
Salie Maynard.
The odgo-Shepherd wedding.
The wedding of Mrs. Alice Lampson
Shepherd and DR.. Washington Dodge, Pro
fessor of Therapeutics in the medical depart
ment of the University Of California, took
place last Wednesday evening at the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hermann. %
! Baker street, the Rev. John Kenible Off
! ciating.
The wedding was followed by reception
from until y o'clock at the residence of
the newly married couple. 14l7 Van Ness
| avenue The new and elegant home was
| transformed by tropical fruits and flowers
! into a bower of Beauty. Friends TO the
| number OF sixty or seventy assembled TO
| congratulate the bride and groom. The
| evening was pleasantly spent In merry-mak-
| ing and fedStiug, the guests delaying their
| departure until the hour of midnight. Many
| Of The ladies present were elegantly atlired
! IN evening costumes, which, taken III con-
| nect0n with the artistic decorations, made
| IN st pleasing effect. The bride vas Gle
! gaItly attlred, and her charming ana win
| ming manner was the subject Of universal
| mention. She WAS assisted during the re-
| ceptlon by Mrs. Oscar Hermann and Mrs.
| Mark Lane, the beauty aud elegant COS
tunes Of both being much admired.
| Dr. and Mrs. Dodge left the city the day
| following for a trip through the northern
! pant Of the State, Portland and Seattle.
| Among those invited we're: Judge and
Mrs. Schell, Miss Lena Schell, Mr and
| Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bal
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Smith, Mr. and
| Mrs. Monro Mir. and Mrs. North, Mr. and
Mrs. II. B. Maan, Mrs. \. Green, Mr.. and
| Mrs. +. Lux, Mr., W. f. Lux, Mr.. George
| Lux, Mi. A. Lux. Mrs. Van Flack, Mrs.
| Andross, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcguire,
| Miss Louisa Mcguire, DR.. NJ. S. Galtis,
Mrs. Ada Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Bancroft, Captain Jerome r. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs ID. j. Edgar. Mrs. 5, +. Lamp
son, Miss Lillian Lampson, Miss Clara
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. NicoIl, Mrs. Z.
! L. Dodge, Mr.. Frank Dixon, MI and Mrs.
Richards, Dr. and Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Evans,
| Miss Hickman, Miss Eva JenneSs, Mrs
! Fanny Evans, DR.. and Mrs John Galway,
Miss Nellie Rodgers. Mr.. and Ms. j. G.
| Day ST.: Mr.. and Mrs. }. \. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Rodgers. Mrs. Harry Rodgers. Miss
Grace Williams. Mr. and. Mrs Philo Jewett,
Mr.. W. Van Schuyler, MI. j. Nevin, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bartlett, Mr.. Nelson Rod
gers, MI and Mrs. James Block, MI and
Mrs, Howard OYeracker,- Mr. and Mrs. l..
Mrs CrandaH. Mir; and Mrs. Z. \. Xix, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Howarth, Mrs. Kittredge,
Miss hlttredge, DR.. and Mrs. j. +. Melon
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lane,
DR.. a.. A. D'Ancona, Mr.. and
Mrs. Critcher, Misses Foulkes, Dr. and
Mrs. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
| Mayer, Dr. and Mrs. Herdink, Mr.. and Mrs
l. X. Ellert Dr.. ana Mrs. john Williamson
! Mrs. Rachael Farnum, Mr.. L. II. Jones, Mr..
! Frank Church, Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, Miss
| Luce, DR.. and Mrs. Chalmers, AIr. and Mrs
Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palache, the
Misses Douglass, Mrs. Austin. Sperry. Mrs
DE-. Parsons, Dr. and Mrs. Z. q. Fris bic. Mr..
and Mrs. John ?. Young Miss Maggie
Browne Mr.. and Mrs a. L. Hale, Dr. VAST
ngton Aver, Dr.. F. w. Lux, the Misses
Moss. Mr.. ana Mrs. A. E Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 4. Wiliiar, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Duval, Mr.
and Mrs. Ttele, MI and Mrs. Hildebrandt,
MI. and Mrs. L. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Smith, Nj. and Mrs. Louis Nelson.
The Merrill Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Merrill gave an ele-
CANT dinner party on Monday evening at
| their residence, on the corner of Van Ness
avenue and Washington street, in honor OF
| Mr.. Bishop, the banker, Of Honolulu. The
| table decorations of fruit blossoms were in
| exquisite taste. An elaborate menu was en-
! joyed by those present, who included Mr..
] anu -AtS- JOIu L. AGIilil, MT. anu MIS-.
| Timothy Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs Henry Nc
| Lean Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Foster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mrs. Henry Dut-
ton and Mrs. Bishop.
The Cuff Reception.
Major and Mrs William Cuff gave one of
| their peculiarly pleasant receptions last
| Friday evening at their residence, 1916 Va.
| llejo street, in honor of Brigadier-G General
| J. II, Dickinson, whose appointment, vice
General John T. Cutting, Lad just been
made. Tie occasion also partook largely of
the nature OF reunion of the Generals
| staff officers.
Mrs. William Cuff, the charming hostess,
was assisted IN receiving by Miss Laura
| Graham OF Elk Grove and Miss Etfie Hogan
of Martinez, and the guests were welcomed
| amid an effective arrangement of spring
| blossoms and vine tendris. enhancing the
| elegant appointments of the salons.
| Dancing to the music of a string orchestra
was interrupted at midnight by the service
OF an admirable supper, when some happy
expressions of congratulation and c0mpl-
ment brought most of the gallant guests TO
their 1eet. Dancing was then resumed till
alter o'clock, when au rey0res were said
to the genial host and hostess.
Party calls will be made on Friday even
| ing next.
Among those present were: Major and
Mrs. William Cluff, General and Mrs j. III.
Dickinson, General and Mrs. j. T. Cutting,
Colonel and Mrs. William Edwards, Colonel
and Mrs: W. j. Sullivan, Colonel and Mrs
5 ); Taylor, Major and Mrs j. n.
Z. Wilson, Major and Mrs. V. Du-
boce, Major and Mrs. E. Miles, Consul
and Mrs. John Simpson, Major f. Burgin,
Lieutenant and Mrs. L. NJ. Cllf, Lieutenant
and Mrs. +. G. Hughes, Major and Mrs. G.
Easton. Major c. Stanley, Captain r. w.
Burti5,. CAPTAIN G. Boyd, Major g. Bur
dick, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Dorm. Mr.. and
| Mrs. a. w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs c. Lau-
meister, Miss Laura Graham. Miss Efie
Hogan. Miss Kate L. Volmer, Miss Jennie
Evans, Miss NJ. Dodge, Miss Burgin,
Miss Eta Wackman, Miss Josie Byington,
MIR. Arthur Dodge, DR.. Terrill.
Dinmore-Lewis Wedding at PetaIuma.
Last Tuesday evening the South Metho-
dist Church at Petaluma was crowded with
friends and relatives eager to witness the
wedding of Mr.. Walter r. Dnmore and
Miss Nanny May Lewis. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L. A. Akin
son, assisted by Rev. A. z. Few.