The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-24

they made the affair one to ne long remem-
bered. Captain and Mrs. j. +. Bolts led
the grand march. The ball ended about .
O'Clock.
The committees were as follows: Recep-
tiOn cOmmittee--Captain j. f. Bolts, j.
Schlessemann. William Smadeke G. Bahrs,
aud +. Ai2ernth; floor manager, En- Ipsen :;
floor eOmmittee-A. l.. OFT, A. Jungblut,
A. Grant, and II. Thode.
White Sulphur Springs.
There was grand opening of the cele-
brated White Sulphur Springs at ST
Helena. Napa County, last Saturday even
ing The attendance was very large, aud
included many of the notable society people
of San Francisco. St. Helena aud Napa,
who participated in the festivities. The
springs are delightfully."- situated in can
yOn between two ranges of mountains
which are very thickly wooded, and the
grounds are surrounded by many natural
wonders and romantic scenery, being so
situated as to exclude any high winds, fog
or dust
The grounds were artistically decorated
with Chinese lanterns, while the hotel and
dancing pavilion were made attractive with
ferns and wild flowers of many varieties.
Soon after dinner the festivities were
commenced with dancing in the pa
yilion adjacent to the hotel, and
were thoroughly enjoyed by the guests
till midnight, when every one retired
TO the spacious dinnG-room, where
bounteous repast was served. The table
was ladened with all the delicacies OF the
market, and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford John
son, the genial owners Of the springs, did
all in their power to insure the comfort of
the guests. After supper dancing was re-
sumed, and the affair, which was decided
success IN every particular was brought to
close nthe small hours of the morning.
On Sunday many of the guests spent the
day strolling around the grounds and as
cending to the mountain tops, where
grand panoramic view of the Napa Valley
could be seen to advantage. Most OF the
visitors returned to the city on the evening
train, well satisfied with their trip TO the
famous springs. Among those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Freeman, Miss Daisy
Freeman. MIR. and Mrs. George Warren,
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Page. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Sherman,
Miss Gladys Sherman, Misses Dephine and
Amelia Santa Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carter of
Carterhiar, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Seybolt,
Miss Maud Seybolt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Murry,
James X. Allen, Leon Vignes Charles
Casfn, Miss Jennie Wilson. Miss Maud Will
son, Lieutenant and Mrs. X. p. Fowler. Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles d. Gichrist, Robert Schram,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs: ). ). Crooks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Burke, Robert l.. McGregor. L. r. Garnsay,
Frederick d. McGregor, w. c. McGregor,
Mrs. NJ i. Carlton, Mrs. S. NJ. Williamson.
Blakeshy, George w. Fee George j. Schott,
G. Ii. BlaD, DR.. Grof. Pratt c. Inmau, J.
Galewsky, p. Sting. f. Mooney, a. G.
Bassenno and w. Rowland.
Miscellaneous.
Miss Sprague gave a delightful lunch
party last Thursday at her residence. on
Van Ness avenue, in honor of Miss Oxnard
of New York, who is here visiting her
brother, Rjbert Oxnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fitz Gerald gave
delightful reception last Monday evening
at their residence, 401 Fillmore street. in
honor of James Stanbury of Sydney, Aus
tralia. About forty friends were present
and were well entertained. An elaborate
supper was served and toasts and responses
were given by the host, Judge Cnoney, DR..
q. j. FIizSbbon, Captain A. j. Dunlevy,
Nj. j. Madden, James Stanbury, Emil
Cucuel and George LacOmbe.
An enjoyable surprise perry was given to
Miss Elizabeth l.. Brown last Friday even
ing at her home, 1414 Twer ty- fourth street.
About forty friends of the young lady were
present. Rev. DIR. Ross, pastor of the
Lebanon Presbyterian Church, acted as
master OF ceremonies and directed the en-
tertainment that was provided in excellent
style. A supper was served at II o'clock
and the affair ended at midnight.
The tiftieth anniversary of the birth of
George Buzzini was pleasantly comment
GRATED last Monday evening by number of
his friends, who gave him surprise party
at his residence. During the course Of the
evening there were songs by Miss Lulu
Randall, the Misses Ida and Florence Gia-
nettoni, Miss Mamie Kingswell, Miss Belle
DToit and Miss LOttie Droit: violin solo
by Miss Lottie Case, dialogue by Miss
Lulu Randall and Mr.. Frank Kiililea. n
vocal nunrfat hy Misc Ifz1ia
Ida Gianettoni, Miss Belle Droit and Mrs
Paulson. Dancing and supper were also
enjoyed.
The new officers of Mrs. Leland Stanford
Division No. LOG. Grand International Aux
lIiary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. were duly installed last Thurs
day afternoon. The new president, Mrs
Edward Stewart, presented the past presi-
dent, on behalf OF the division, with an