The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-06


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TIE cav season is drawing to a close. and such
4 gathering as took place last Friday night IN
Odd Fellows Hall VIII not be seen again until
tie fall Of the year. The five cotillons given
during tte dancing season by the gil.-edged
Friday Night club have been the most success
ful 10 rs history. and tie last was the most
brilliant Of any. The function took the form OF
anaval and military party, and most of the otii-
GERS stationed In and around San Francisco were
present IN fun uniform, adding biilliancy 10 The
scene and setting of TO great advantage the
beautiful costumes OF the LADIES'. The cotlllOn
vas admIra bly, led by Lieutenant William II.
Cr0nin. and naturally the figures were OF mill
tary character. well Planned and exeeilenty
carried out With calcium light effects. The Hun
Rauau Band played excelently. but there were
many remarks made that The same music has
been Ieald too often during The season All the
shining llgnIs 10 our social fgmam nj graced lie
affair with their presence and we're lavish In
their praise OF all The arrangements mace Tor
their comfort and enjoyment The ar ange'
M en- 5 10 The suppeI-rOom were admlTaD'e. Ice
4 cor was covered with Gruggeting. Seats al the
tables had been provided for 400, and When al
were IN thell places not more than twenty chairs
wee uuoccupled. The champagne was excel
Ieur. including nearly all The popular brands on
lie market. All you had 10 do was TO ask for
what you wished and il served With lib
eral hand.
After the menu had tbeen thoroughly discussed
dancing was resumed until O'Clock, when lie
tired musicians snCeesrlvely played Home,
sweet Home and AUD Lang Syne," and so
ended tie most enjoyable society event OF the
season.
Of rrfa IL re0 10 Mr..
aud Mrs. William Croker General and Mrs.
Graham Miss Emily Cafolan and MI b. NJ.
Holbrook Miss Mel Graham, the belle or the
evening Miss HIdeCa de Macdonald. Mr. ana
Mrs. II. II. Sherwood, Miss RuEer and Lieuten-
ant Lock wood. Miss McNutt and Lieutenant
Calm Miss Helen Perrin. Mt +. NJ G0ewey,
Miss Ean0r DmOud. Miss Clement OF Oakland.
Miss Jaiboe aud Lieutenant STROLLER The TUX
ISL Consul, j. isA Spring and MI Gto Ige l. hall'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lockwood OF New YORK,
the Misses Dodge OF BroCkliDe Mass; Miss
Car Wilson of Salt Lake CIV Miss MOrteH OF
New York, Mr.. ana MIS-. John r boyd OF odn
Bafari. Lord Ennlsm0Te OF England, Miss Kim
ball OF Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. PuIdy, Miss
LEROY. Mr l. I. " ebb and Mr.. Il. L Jones OF
New York, Mr. and Mrs. W ;. Barnes, Miss
DeiHas. Miss LougbbOrough, Miss harrington,
Commander Phelps, Miss McCuIehen, Miss Bee
Hooper, Mrs. j. Ii. Dickinson. MISS Josephine
Delmas, aiiss Goad, Lleutenants Benson, Lock
wood, BURR &c, Nolan. Almy, Nicholson, b 4 ke,
stevens. Rutherford ana Flagler, Major CraW
ford ana hUndT ds more.
The Kip Tea.
The matinee tea given by Mrs. j W. KID Jr.
on last Thursday afternoon was one OF the
notable events OF the season. Mrs. Kip was as
sisted by: The Misses KIP, Mrs. MckinstTy.
Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs. George Gibbs, Mrs OtO
Fave. Miss Laura Mchiustry, ISIS Mason,
Miss Pease, Miss Mercado, Miss Mcpherson and
Miss kugeI- be hungarian Band supplied the
music. aud under Ludwig's direction delicious
refreshments were served all he afternoon.
Tbe enjoyable reception was httinGiy wound uD
Win al Informal dance 10 the evening. Al the
army navy, church and society families were
represented IN the list Of callers.
The Taylor Tea.
MIS- Edward SANFORD Taylor entertained
number Of her lady friends at a tea IN her
elegant apartments IN the. Palace Hotel last
Monday afternoon. Ii was her first entertain
meut since her marriage. so all her friends
focked 10 her rooms 10 greet her IN Der new
home. The beautiful young bride made a
srl-rdid hostess, and all her guests were mast
Her reception-foom looked very cheerful and
attractive. II is very aTtlsucally furnished aud
contains many valuable art treasures, Including
rf1e bric-a- bTac and beautiful paintings.
his. Taylor was assisted III receiving by The
Riisses Dunlap and the THO looked charming in
their beautifully designed costumes. Music was
furnished a. Intervals curing tie afternoon by
a string orchestra, and aitoge her tie AFFAIR was
ole Of Tie most enjoyable OF the seasons long
list Of festivities.
SutrO Reception.
One OF the best attended and most brilliant re-
ceptiOns If the winter was given on "a uIday,
January %, by Nj. and Mrs. Theodore Sutro az
their residence, 20 Fifth avenue, New York A
distinguished company OF society and other we'll
known people we're present, including foreign
consuls, Statesmen, princes, gymeD, lawyers.
authors and artists. a fne musical programme
was given by professionals and amateurs and
vas thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs Sutro are
as vel ana fav0rably known on the Pacific Coast
they are " New York, where Mrs. SutrO's tact
and talents have drawn around her unique so
CIety. She Is very much admired In New Noi K
f.er lEauiF ana Ene accomplishments. WHICH
include al excellent klOW edge OF law, aud tine
artis he aud musical powers. Mr.. SutrO, a dis
IiuCuished looking gentleman, member OF the
oldest German law finn 10 New YORK, and attor-
ley for tie Austrian and German cOnsulsies, has
good reason 10 be proud OF bis wife, whose t.
ceuti0ns have been likened 10 the French salons
Of the seventeenth century. They have a differ
eut tone from the superficial society found at
most receptions and teas OF tie present day.
MI and Mrs. SuIrO's handsome rooms Fiji
aveEue we're decorated IN lie most artistic man
delightful evening. Their friends welcomed them
bacs most cordially from their extensive tour in
California.
Engagements.
Mrs. A. ". Mouton Of 1911 Pacific avenue
has issued invitations for the wedding OF her
daughter, Miss Flora MOnton, and Mr.. Arthur
Albert Martin Of The firm L. T. Allen c Co. Tie
ceremony Will take place on The evening Of st.
Valentines day in ST. Johns Presbyterian
Church corner Of Octayia and California streets,
at s 30 o'clock. There VIII be no reception.
Cards are ouI for the wedding Miss Helen
Greeuehaum and Mr.. LYMAN Jacobs. They ave
be married next Thursday al the brides
home, 1926 Ellis street.
1Ue engagement IS announced OF Miss Nellie
l. McNulty 10 Mr.. Thomas r. Graham. The
wedding will take place Ia ST. Francis Church on
Tuesday, tie I4th inst, at Z 80 p. IL.
Tie engagement is announced Of Miss Lille
Regan 10 MI. Charles \. Sgle. Thy VIII re-
celYe their friends al 735 MInna street next Sun
day aneDoOn aud evening.
Miss Leila Carroll and Mr. Ad0lph Sehel Will
he married al the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
". Clark 9O2 street, SscI ament0, next
"Wednesday.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Anfol-
netie Roman 10 Ms. John W. Dutt0n. Bo4h are
popular IN fashionable society circles. The wed
ding VIII lake place on 81. Valentines day at
Grace Church.
Tie engagement Is announced OF Miss Dora
Lewis 10 Mr. A. SIdloHski They will receive
next Sunday al 431 Franklin street.
Cards have been received announcing the wed
ding u Miss Lewis Trip aud Mr.. Charles Gore
Bonner Of Fresno. Cal The ceremony took
Thursday evening.
Weddings.
The most interesting and elaborate wedding
that has taken place in this city Tor some time
was that Of Miss Alice Cooper and Mr. Thomas
J. Dillon, which took place last Wednesday
evening 10 tie handsome residence Of the bride 5
parents. Nj. and Mrs. John B. II. Cooper, 1926
OctavIa street
The Rev. Father Coitle ofIicated al the eere-
mony and tied The nuptial knot amid a bower of
ferns and smilaX surmounted by pair OF doves
Ahe decorations Of lie paTlors and reception
rooms were very elaborate and consisted OF
atlsilcatly arranged flowers and foliage. SmliaX
was gracefully enlwiued around the beautiful
hanging pictures and mirror frames aud was
lesl0oned around the arms Of Tire chandeliers
lie bride look q charming IN an alpCanf foya ~