The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31


! DuhrjDg Miss Ella Leichter Masters ONO
! Hess, Edgar Leichter, Miss Olga LeichteT,
Miss Ella Hess and others
Reception to AIaskans.
Quite a number of Alaskans belonging to
the ships Of the far north received recep-
ton and enjoyed a banquet last Friday
night In the annex artists room OF tho
Bohemian, % Stockton street
q MeTTimeut WAS predominant all through,
and stories were told that would bring the
blush to the ''old sailors yarn.
The ship heroes Of the occasion we're
Captain A Sipary, QuarteTmaster Best,
Captains Wagner, Hayes, Newman, Carl
son, lie Vail and Surgeon Hereiorth,
Count DIN was also present and enjoyed
/ himself greatly with the rest.
Quaker Tea"
A pleasant Quaker tea" was given yes
telday t-rnOJn at the residence CT Mrs.
John II. Gray, 2S04 Bush street. 1t was
given by Ivy Chapter, No p, Order Of the
Eastern Star. for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Widows and Orphans Home Fund,
ard was one Of series being given at the
different homes of ladies Of the committee
for that worthy object to which Ivy Chapter
has already donated q considerable sum.
The friends were received by 2 committee
! arrayed with Quaker occurrences IN plain
gray gowns and white mob caps. They
were Mrs j. H. GRAY, Mrs. George SpaUld-
ing, Mrs. Henry krebs Mrs ". II, Searlos,
Mrs. Susie Allen and Mrs MaXOn.
Delicious tea was served and an informal
programme further entertained the visitors,
among those contributing 10 The pleasure Of
the company being Mrs. Eva Salisbury,
Mrs. Shelter, Mrs West and Mrs. Susie
Lockwood The artist.
Party on Fifteenth Street.
/ A very pleasant evening was spent Tues
/ day asst at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Kayanagh, Sl4 Fifteenth street.
/ A number Of their friends had arranged
/ pleasant surprise for them in the guise Of
an impromptu musicale. The early part Of
/ the evening was passed In the enjoyment of
a very select and meTitOTiOus programme,
/ after which a recherche supper was dis
cussed.
/ Among those who contributed to the sue
cess 0f the evening by their musical and
/ e.ocuuouary ability were the following
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James lEO, Mrs. n. Powell,
/ MesSTs. r. II. kRy.nagh, W. D. Joiner, j..
/ ". ). Van SIyke. iiliam q. Dunno, l.. y.
/ Chase, Charles Y. kavandgh. Mark Silver
/ Nr and Mrs. hayauagh and Miss ESsle
/ kaYanagh.
The Pressmen's Party.
Tie members Of the San Francisco Press
! mems Union. No. a. gave an informal
party last evening at B'nai Birth Hall
NJ pains Ut expense had been spared to
make The entertainment an enjoyable one
/ and the many guests Of the ''pTessmen'
/ were enthusiastic over The success Of the
/ party" The hall was beautifully deco
/ rated and the appointments were IS per-
/ feet as Il was possible to make them.
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Tn Chilean Enterta .nment.
Irving Hall was CAV last evening with the
Chilean and American colors in peaceful
/ proximity on the occasion Of all entertain
| neut and dance being given by the Chilean
Mutual Benefit Society
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society PERSONALS
Lieutenant Francis Preston Fremont Of
/ the United States army, son Of the late
/ canaral Fremont the great pathfinder. aul
/ - I--o~,,,+ orc s,ot5ora5 for TN. ,,,irta
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a. IoI1 " OOu' DS"'O0 A9i"N'' W" yin
/ harbOr.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellery Briggs NEE RideOut
are at present travelling I'm Germany
Mrs NJ r. Ellis and Miss Hone Ellis hav,
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returned ~ " a. me
MISS Ahce h'hsiy o. lhe 1 ie9la'o has Oeei
visiting me Misses casey oil benicia.
The Misses Arlington VIII Ue az nome
Miss N sxilzsr Of 853 Suffer- street vii