The morning call., 1892-02-29

Edward Barron at the Hyde residence, at
| present in their possession, TO GeaTy street
| There was no elaborate decoration, out q
| happy arrangement OF bouquets accentualed
| the rich furnishings of the large rooms.
The gathering was rather i'll the nature OF
| q musicale, and among those contributing
musical combinations were: Miss Fletcher
| who rendered some admired violin selections ;
| Miss Laurie, n brilliant pianist; Mrs. Evans:
who sang charmingly; Mr.. Hugo Talbot
! and MI Mitchell, who also sang, and last
and ienst On one sense) Master Ward bar
| ron, who did really remarkably we'll III MS
| violin solos.
Mrs. Barron was assisted by Mrs. Judge
! McKintTy, the Misses Deane Of Oakland,
Miss Mcpherson. the Misses Moulder, and
Miss Alice Stein, niece of the hostess.
| Bullet refreshments were served IN the re-
| ceptiOn-rOom on the right of the entrance.
Mrs. K. ID. Fry's elegant residence on
Pacific avenue is only q step from Mrs.
tevls, and many friends went from one 10
| the other on Saturday. Every arrangement
| had been made for one Of those teas, Tor
which Mrs. Fry is noted, and every one was
charmed with their welcome.
| The hostess received with Miss Grant and
| MIS- w. W. Finnell of Napa, and the VIDE
hall reception-roOm and communicating
| parlOrs were crowded with callers. NJ IsS
Bates had decorated with her usual art and
the La France roses, lilies, eschscholtzlas ana
| Olher cut flowers were displayed amlu
! EtCGutiJ anu SCbIlo 10 tue U6sb fdhtus7O'
| BrandtS Orchestra held possession OF a
| little alcOVe behind a red Japanese portiere
| and filled the air with floating melodies,
| which accompanied the silver ripple OF
small talk and the h0spitable clink OF deli
| cate china.
Among those assisting Mrs. Fry to enter
! tam were Miss Blanche Castle, Miss hllda
! Castle. Miss Mamie Elliott, Mrs. Louis
! Monteagie, Mrs. George Rowe, Mrs. j. /.
! Stubs and Mrs. Colonel Fry.
Quicker Tea at the Loncwortn.
The ladies of Ivy Chapter No y, Order
of the Eastern Star, gave very pleasant
/ quaker tea at the L0ngwOrth, $40 Geary
street, Saturday afternoon and evening for
! the benefit Of the Masonic Widows and
! Orphans Home Fund The affair was well
! attended both in the afternoon and evening.
The ladies OF the order led By Mrs. Susan
! X. Allen. the pleasant pTopTietress Of the
| house, received their guests in pretty
! quaker costumes, serving an unlimited sup
! ply Of tempting refreshments.
| OF the several ferns of entertainment
! provided perhaps the most popular was the
! large dininE-rOOm, which had been fitted
! mp as ballroom that all who chose might
| chase the fading hours with flying eeJ. y"
lhe order OF dances was interSper sea
| with the following literary and music al
! programmes Piano duet, Mr.. Norton and
! Professor itltOn; vocal solo, Il EstasI,"
Miss Bessie Cohen; recitation, Miss Daisy
| Gilmore; song, This Is My Dream" Mr.
! Nismer Phelps; read fng, Mrs. Ovens; vocal
! selection, Mr.. Prank Coffin; reading of an
| 0rigi al poem written for the occasion by
! Mrs. l.. j. Wheel0ck.
The Dexter House Masquerade.
Last Saturday evening the ladies Of the
| Dexter House, at the corner Of Bush and
! Stockton streets arranged for little fun in
! the way Of private masquerade entertain
| ment among the guests OF the establish
ment. The gentlemen ably supported the
| proposition. and the result was u grand
! Success
! Il would hardly be possible to create
more meIrment in a gathering OF tHls char
aCter than was developed on the occasion.
| The DISCUSSES were so perfect that few OF
! the participants were rec gniZed before the
time for unmasking. The gathering &C
/ Cured IN the spacious dining-room Of the
/ house, the floor being specially prepared
/ for dancing, which was INDUCED IN for a
/ couple Of hours or so, when masqueIader5
! and spectators sat down 10 lastly pre-
/ pared supper Toasts and imprOmptu
/ speeches helped along the harmony and
/ good feeling
The opportunity was farther awaited of to
! bid bon voyage and say good-Jy 20 Mr..
! EMllpp JOcChOYic~, who has been guest
/ OF the house for six years and vino leaves IN
/ q few days for "a European trip, his first
| objective point being his native hungarian
! home.
Inc following ladies were present: Mrs.
! j.. Pouiiu. Mrs. 4. buckley, Mrs. j. Q. Car
I ter, Mrs. Z. j. Parker, Mrs. G. ). Stilwell.
/ Mr.. +. Parry, Mis-. b. A. Schloh, Mrs. Au-
guste Schloh, Mrs. HIldebrandt. Miss Kate
! Lahey. Miss Bessie Parry, Miss Mamie
! Buckley, Miss i. \. Heating Miss Josie
/ HatmaH.
Among the gentlemen present were
! Messr>. II. Z. louHn, J. Winkrlman. j.
/ Carter, Genrge Balty. II. Foulin, T. B. Par
! krr, q. :. NeyIu, c. }. Stjilwell. G. Huxley.
| W. b. Allen, J. A. POulin, W. Williams, L.
| Parry, 7. Jacoboyics, Mr.. Hart, b. a.
/ Schloh, L. Z. Duggan, r. Schloh.
A Greek Letter Dance.
One Of the most enjoyable dances Of the
season took place last Friday evening at
! Cnion-sQuare Hall, on the occasion of the
| tenth anniversary Of the charter day of the
| Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity. The affair
was unusually select, as no gentlemen OUT
side OF the fraternity had been invited.
The hall Was tastefully decorated in pink
| and blue. and the stage from which
| Brandps Orchestra rendered excellent
( music was adorned with greens, growing
e! palms and flags. Refreshments were
! served during the evening AMI dancing was
J enjoyed until midnight
/ Among those present were: Miss Alice
Tripler, Miss Polly Dunn. Miss LOGAN, Miss
! Williams, the Misses Wilson, Miss Helen
Croker, Miss Alice Butler, Miss Upton,
! Miss LeaS, Miss Halsey, Miss Smith, Miss
! Van Niack, Miss Grace Young. Miss Cut
Ter, Miss Farnsworth; Messrs A. FolIans-
bee, j. Wallace de Wit, Samuel Pond, Ed
ward Bideour, w. W. Symmes. George
| Foulkes. George Hoffman, Mr. Russ, MIR.
| Cook, Dir. Crittendeu, W l. Bro6eck, E. T..
/ Halsted, Arthur E3gleSon, William Bel
/ char trpEFrp l)Vnr NJ II f,thhpng
The Charleston Division Party.
The fast annual bah OF Charleston Division
| No. J. United STATES Naval Association, took
| place last night at Odd Fellows Hall
i special feature was the siugle-stick drlll by
! about fifty bue-c members under Ensign i.
| II. Stable OF Company Z. Tie participants
showed great proficiency and their exhibition
! was appauded. Special music was furnished
! by Tay's Orchestra, including a set Of values,
| entitled Naval Battalion" arranged by Mr.
! j. NJ. Blanchard specially for the occasion and
| dedicated 10 the association.
The sentiments appearing opposite the various
| dances IN The programmes were significant.
| They Included The Pacific Admlras,"
| what's the Malta with Chile" big Betsy"
| Lay Aft the Liberty Party" TO the Extra
! Duty Men" aud "lipe Down" ! he dancing
! went meuily on for sever raj hours aud the party
WIS VOied = great success.
Following composed The Dire citing Committees
| Committee or ArraugementS-M. f. RHkeaTy,
A. Andersen, John Lynch, Frank G. Wnisker
! J. }. Fitzgerald, G. Douglass; floor manager, ~.
! +. kHkeary; Floor COmmUtee-J. Lynch, Frank
a. Brooks j. VI. Lyons. I. n. Stable. j. j. Fltz-
| gerald, l. II. MCPHERSON. b. N. Erickson, e. y.
! Wilson, Il. i. Hale. Reception Committee. T..
| eudrlckSen, II. HUgberg. Frederick l.. Rock
| wood, d. BioOdsr one, A. Barr f. j. McShane, j.
! J0HJnsen, ". Russell, j. Jones.
he officers OF the association are; Past Cap
| taiuS, >. y. Fitzgerald, T. G.. WHISPER; Captain,
John Lynch; Captains Clerk John }. Fitzgerald,
| Executive Oihcer, A. Andersen Paymaster, NJ.
| i. kilkeuy; Master alarms, }. X. Johansen
! trustees. HendFcksen j. JOhansen. A. Barr.
Surprise on sanchez Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {. GoTham when about re-
firing last Thursday night were surprised by
call Of a large number OF friends, accom-
! panied by sweet strains of music, al their magni.
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