The morning call., 1893-10-30
MiSCELL LANEOUS.

Mrs. Lloyd Tevis gave lunch party on
Tuesday al her residence on Taylor street,
complimentary to Mrs. Frederick ". Sharon.
The others present were: Mrs. J. Henley
Smith, Mrs. L. H. Colt, Mrs. Gordon Blanoing,
Mrs. Hugh Tevis, Miss triedlander, Miss
Bessie Bowie and Miss Lena Blanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant gave a dinner
party at their residence on Bush street. last
Tuesday evening, in honor of Rev. aud Mrs.
John Hempbl. A few friends were invited to
meet them and pass the EVENING"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Downey Harvey gave dinner
party al their residence, 1862 Frank lin street.
las Thursday evening IN honor of Baron Won
Schroeder, who will soon return o Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis entertained the
members of the Sigma M Club OF The State
University, last Monday evening at Ihelr
residence, 1900 Broadway. Card playing,
billiards, aud an elaborate supper were the
festivities OF pleasantly passed evening.
The monthly reception given by The young
ladies Of the Zlska Institute OF last Tuesday
evening was more than usually interesting.
owing to the fact that an excellent musical
Ramirez played piano solos, Miss Tbbey
whlsled an aria, and both RS. Abbey and
Miss Connell sang. Piano solos were given by
Lesley Martin and Mr.. Cruells, and a solo on
the violoncello was played by DIR. Arthur I.
Regensburger. Light refreshments were
served during the evening. and. at midnight
the affair came 10 an end.
The members of the Pacific Yacht Club gave
a quail dinner last Saturday evening at the
clubhouse AT Sausalno. The feast was a
bounleous one, and was enjoyed by about $50
ladies' and gentlemen. Dancing was indulped
In afierward until midnight.
Lieutenant James Z. Nolan, Tenth Cavalry
u. S. A., and Miss Hester Klmball daughter Of
Mrs. Ii. Kimbal of Chicago, were united in
marriage last Wednesday at the residence of
the brides uncle. George L. Dunlop 32S Dear
born avenue, Chicago Ii utenant Nolan is
W, II known here, having been attached to
Troop ], Fourth Cavalry, at the Presidio
Miss Ethel Cohen gave dinner last Tuesday
evening at her home, Fernslde. In Alameda
Covers were LAID for twelve. Those present
were: Mrs. Cohen. Miss Julia Crocker. Miss
Fannie Grant, the Misses Cohen, Frank Van
Ness Leonard Chenery. Arthur Allen, William
Collier Redick Duperu and William Cohen
Edward NJ. Greenway gave tugboat party
on the Fearless last Thursday. About 100 of
his friends were invited. They witnessed tna
launching of the Oregon aud then sailed around
the bay for a couple OF hours. An elaborate
luncheon was served Oh the vessel
An erroneous statement mas appeared in the
daily press during the past week To the effect
thai Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Castle gave a re-
cepton last Monday evening al their home on
Bush street In honor of .,r and Mrs. Louis
Hirscb Mr.. and Mrs. Castle are In deep
mourning. and consequently are not entertain
Ing at present Mr.. and Mrs. Hrscn en- er-
tanned few friends in their rooms at the HoIel
Montrose last Monday vening. aud left by
steamer on Saturday for Central America,
where they will travel for about tive months
Alexander Gordon Rhodes aud Miss Lizzie
Alexander, daughter OF Thomas Johnstone
were united In marriage on Friday evening at