The morning call., 1892-04-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Artists and Their Friends Dine at I'll
Palace.

Artists and Their Friends Dine at the
Palace.
Last evening the first annual artists din
ner was given at the Palace Hotel, it being
the intention to arrange an affair OF the
kind before every spring exhibition.
The tables were arranged in cross form,
with a cross piece at each end, and were
decorated with buttercups, ferns, smilax
and lilies. The central ornament was bust
OF Mr.. James ID. Phelan. surmounted by
Bacchante pouring out a libation, fianked by
q bough of laurel. the whole representing,
according to the sculptor, Rupert Schmid,
Artists Taking a Rest" MIR. Theodore
WoreS presided and MIR. j. ID. Redding was
POSTMASTER.
An elaborate menu was enjoyed. and the
guests took away pretty souvenirs designed
by local artists. no two being alike. aud ex-
ecuted in crayon. water-colors aud oils.
Those present were: Mr.. Theodore Wores,
Wheeler. Mrs. Jewett. DIR. Chsmore. Mrs.
Vaux. Mr. r. III. Yelland. Captain Brad
ford, Mrs. Bradford, Mr.. Bixler, Mrs. Corn
wall. Dir. Fisher, Mir. A. NJ. Palmer, Mr.
Price, Miss Bayley. Mr. Torrey, Mr.. Tharp.
Mrs; Cheney. General Dimond. Mr.. ): jew
EFT, Mrs. Palmer, MFR. Ii. Heyman. Mr.. Hume,
Miss Harrison, Mr.. Bigelow, Mr.. Bolog-
nesi. Mr.. 4. Peixotto, Mr.. Mccormick. Mrs.
Mccormick. Miss Froelieh, MIR. A. Joullin,
Miss Voorman, Mr.. Alderman, Mr.. Carri-
Mrs. Spalding. Colonel A. G. Halves, Mrs.
Hume, Mr.. We'll, Mrs. Alderman, Mr.
OSulliyan, Mrs. Carrigan, Mr.. Pissls. Miss
Helen Curtis, MI: Burns, Miss Wores. Mr.
Armesi Mr., W Z. Brown; Mrs Brown.
III. hickman. DIR. Taylor. Miss Lash.
Mr. Lee Lash. General W. III. l.. Barnes,
Mr.. Lynch, Miss Scott, Mr.. Judsou, Mrs.
ChitteDden. Mr.. Neal. Mr. Jewett. Miss
Rodda. Mr. Mathews. Mrs. V. Williams.
tin. Mr.; Ludoyic, Mr.. Page Brown: Mrs. j.
D. Redding. Dr.: Redding, Mrs. Younger,
MIR. Graham, Mr. Ashe. Mrs. 81 VIII
lams. Mr. de Pue, Miss Young. Mr..
Sehqssler; Mr.. Prescott, Mr.. Zeile. Mr..
G GesIs BTom ds'o Mrs. AF D sshnd BxeT
Mr.. J. D. Redding. Mrs. TOland. DR.. Nor
ris, Mr.. Cheney. Mr.. JOrgensen, Mr.. Bush.
Mrs. Irelan. Dir. Irelan. MIR. Jordan. Mrs.
Burns. Mr.. Landsberger. Mr.. Cornwall.
Mrs. Bigelow. Mr.. F. NJ. Pixley. Mrs. Jor-
dan, Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. Gerken. Miss Ben
der. Mr. Burke. Mr. Sol Walter. Mrs. Wal
ter. Mr.. Ii. CrOcker, Mr.. Potter. Mr..
Ianiere. Mr.. Moyle, Mr.. Hasbrouck, Mr..
Willis Polk. Mr.. Hamilton.
The Kersmic Club Exhibition.
There was a fashionable attendance at
the new ladies' reeeption-Toom in the Palace
Hotel yesterday afternoon and evening to
inspect the work of the California Keramc
Club which was displayed On sundry tables
prettIly decorated with flowers.
Almost everything was for sale, though
few Of the visitors knew this, or they would
have secured more of the pretty bits of
Royal Worcester, Dresden and DOultOn
ware. There was constant crowd about
the table laden with the work of Mrs. l.. L.
Baker, the president of the club, Mrs. Mar
vim and Miss Kittie Stone, where the set Of
rose plates attracted special admiration.
Another throng surrounded the table
shared by the charming secretary OF the
club. Mrs. E. Nj. Comfort whose b0nbOn-
Mere with child's figure, chrysanthemum
plates with soft. sheI-pink background aud
raised goldwork won many encomiums
Miss Adams in plate figures and Mrs. Gray
with dragOn-headed jar were well repre-
scented at the same table.
Arriving visitors were attracted to table
| near the entrance bearing among other OBJ
! jects large fish platter painted with the
etching of that name. and also large bowl
| with a representation OF "Sappho, Borne
| Upon the Wave Both were delicately
| limned by Mrs. NJ. 4. Nourse. Miss f. A.
| Parker and Miss Y. Sinnott exh ibited
| hard by.
Other features were: Miss Herrick, Mrs.
I j. b. Mhoon. bird plates and punchbowl
adorned with cupids; Miss A. L. Dean. a
settler jug, illustrated with a representa-
ton of rip Van Winkle"; Mrs. C. W.
fatnHaui, usH pidlleI dHu rose jar III uaTK
green and gold; Mrs. ID. S. Culp, rose jar
in Doulton; Mrs. G. j. Becht, very hand
some fish service. decorated with sea pieces
surrounded with shells and seaweeds; Mrs.
l.. NJ. Ray. chocolate set; Mrs. G. w.
Reynolds, all openwork plate worked in
different kinds of enamel; Miss III. Philip,
plaque with silver border. showing figure
of child; Miss II. g. Soule, delicate work in
raised paste. 1.-The Vikings Daughter"
Miss Taylor, head of a child; Mrs. S. B.
Gates, very handsome ever, decorated
with cupids; Miss Dyer, Miss Nellie de
Vain. toilet set; Mrs. S. f. button, some
very vigorously limned grapes and jardiniere
covered with iris blooms.
So successful was the exhibition that Mrs
L. l.. Baker, the president. decided 10 Sc
cure room where the exhibits may be seer
and the public can purchase at will