The morning call., 1892-11-20

Inc town has gala air. The whinuy of
thoronghoreds ana the clatter of hoofs like
the quick beat OF drumsticks that reel off a
roilicKIng tune made reveille that reused
the social host From far and near people
nave come to New York TO attend the horse
snow. The opening of this fine exhibit of
equine beauties marks the beginning of the
social season. Madison-sauare Garden is
crowded with rival attractions. Beauty,
eXqusitely costumed. radiant with wit aud
amiaoilty, charmingly interested in horse
nesh, challenges admiration in the boxes.
ana the thoroughbred. glossy. with the
curve OF his neck glowing like knot in
poiished oak. proud, sensitive, beautiful,
commands the attention in the ring! The
CaiiIornlans at the show during the week
include: Mr.. James V. Coleman, Mr.. Dan
lei oConneli. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Hsggin,
Mr, ana Mrs. j. b. Sietson. Miss Nellie
JollIne, Mr.. James Keene and Mr.. and Mrs.
X. L. Lounsbery.
Among the Californians charmingly domi-
cleo In New York is Mrs Philip Carpenter,
VINO was Miss Fanny Rouse of San Fran
cisco. ohe resides on West End avenue. a
f fsm.. part OF New York that is delight
Iuiy near Central Park. Dir. Carpenter Is
lawyer OF fine standing. He and Mrs.
carpenter have just returned from trip to
EUROPE. where they collected q number of
art treasures for their pretty home.
n, AnJtaer attractive snuggery presided over
naoui Martinez. Mrs. Martinez was Miss
Eiier Hochkoffier Of Oakland. They have
cnafnins apartment at the Chelsea, on
Iwenfy-third street Mr. Martinez, like so
many other Californlans here. is in Journal
lstlc work. He writes the able dramatic
crluclsms OF the Commercial Advertiser,
the Oldest evening paper in New York.
Anotner Californian has an interest in the
Commercial Advertisements other than
tnat prince OF good fellows and story ellers.
Coionel james WitheIton, who Is one OF the
proprietors. He has but lately engaged In
this new enterprise.
wo Cahfornians delightfully."- situated
az Pelham Manor, a charming suburban
VIVA Oh New York. are Mrs. James +.
Seeor Jr, who was Miss Annie Klink of
California, and her sister. Mrs. Manning
Eyre, who was Miss Caro- Klink Mrs.
Tyres husband IS lieutenant in the navy,
ana the Eyres do not of course reside per-
mnanenty at Pelham Manor. as do Mr.. and
Mrs. Secor Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Pierson gave
charming at home" at the Murray Hill
Hotel, Friday. Mrs. Pierson was Miss
Mary Fox. the lovely vocalist of Oakland.
s1 Nv Will reside 81 In East Orange. n. j.
Gashwiler: of San Francisco. have taken
house IA New York for the winter at 1872
West Elghtieth street. Colonel and Mrs.
Richard Henry Savage gave a reception in
their honor last week.
MI MT. and 5i,, Mrs. J; B. StetsOn and Miss
Nellie Joiliffe will remain in New York
during the horse show. After 'the show"
the Stetsnns, accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs. Oxnard, and their son-in-
law, will go TO Florida. Miss Jolliffe:wiil
go to Philadelphia to pc the guest of Mrs.
George j.. Harding (nee jones'. Mrs. Hard
ing has Just moved into beautiful new
home in the center OF sweldom In Phila-
delphls. and as she has most delightful
circle OF friends among the socialeiect of
the City OF Brotheriy Love and is popular
hostess, Miss Jolliffe will have "a dream of
good times" During her sojourn in Phila.
deiphia she will also be entertained by Mrs.
Gus Spreckels.
Mr. Fred Holmes. the old California
stase-driyer. not unknown to many of the
old-timers of San Francisco, is giving such
famous whips as L. Suffern Tailor and
Eugene Higgins points on coaching. MIR.
/. Suffern Taller has driven the coach
Rapid TO and from Tuxedo this season. and
has wen new laurels. as well as the heart of
Miss Maud Lorillard. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. Miss Lorillard
is a beauty and an heress. and has not vet
been formally introduced to the grand
world. She captured her Prince Charming,
however, before becoming skilled in the
fascinating wiles OF the women of the
world.
Edwin Booth celebrated his fifty-uinth
birthday at the Players Club at Gramercy
Park, Sunday. November Is. The dear old
genius is as sweet hammered and charming
In his conversation rs of cid, although he is
quite feeble. His loyalty 10 his friends is
one OF his most potent attractions. Time
does not seem to affect the loyal spirit of
camaraderie that characterized his friend
ship In the past.
Mrs. Cornsiia Jackson, Joe Jeffersop's
only sister. who was the most famous SOU
brette of her day and Is now cunning lit
tie old lady. who, il Jefferson had PLAYED
this season The Cricket on the Hearth"
would have come out Of her seclusion and
played Iiliie Slowboy, was a friend of
Booths in her Rirlhood. She had not seen
him act for years. She wrote for tickets, adj
dressing him formally as my dear Mr..
Booth. etc. His reply had a ring of the
good old spirit in It. II began: Dear
Cornie." Assured her certainly she should
have the tickets. Chded her for her for
mality and closed with the friendly sigma
ture. Your old bean. Ned" Wasn't il dear
Of the great Edwin?
The Californians who are around about
town are: j. ID. Arnold, e. b. Burlinger.
:: w. Cowles. Il. j. Johnston, z. Talbot.
Mrs. Van Sicklen, ID. j. Wilson, T.. Wood.
Mrs. j. ID. Y0sf, l. w. HelIman Jr., Henry
I. Earles, }. Mckee, c. C. Nichols and Miss
G. Nichols. DoRoruy o.
New York, Nov. "a. 1892.
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