The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20

in very handsome Toreador suit. Mr.. ".
Tobin took the character Folly and dressed
1t with elegant taste, Mrs. Is. Graz WAS
robed as nun. Miss Horton looked charm
ing as gypsy, Mrs. J. Cuello wore
princess court costume, Miss Mamie
LLOYD chose very becoming Spanish make
up, DR.. Harvey and Mr.. Aiken were amOrg
the gay thrOug and DR.. SOltan made capt.
tai monk. The most attractive and unique
costume on the floor, however was that
worn by Mrs. SOltan. who appeared as the
representative Of the press. She wore
beautiful white satin dress covered with
fac-simile reprints of THE MORNING CALL
OF March 9, and von could sit 10y her side
and read the news as easily as from an
ordinary newspaper, so BEAUTIFULLY was the
dress printed by The CALLS press. Long
silk streamers hung from the waist bearing
the title heading Of the paper. The costume
was much admired and this fair weaTer was
the recipient OF many compliments on her
choice Of such a novel and becoming cos
tune. The committees for the evening
were composed OF the following: Floor
committee-Dr. T. B. Key, j. D. Jeffers,
Or. NJ. b. Estes, Leon Morgan and r. de
Fries. Reception committee-Mis Lizzie
Doyle, Mrs. /. Z. Noble, Mrs A 81. Phful
Miss Addie Doyle, Miss Kittie Kennedy,
Miss Sadie Horton. Miss Iillir Brewer.
Miss Grace Culbert and Mrs. DR.. T. B. Key.
The Zifferer Tea.
The high tea at Nine. Belloni Zifferers
charming home On California street last
Wednesday was grand success socially
and unsteady. The house was decorated,
and filed with many of the shining lights of
society of San Francisco and Oakland. The
performances OF SignVr Martinez and Mr..
Herold kaYton were greatly appreciated,
and the singing of some of Nine. BeIl0nfs
pupils was far above tile average.
A Pleasant Party.
There was a very delightful musicale and
dance given on the evening Of the 18Th inst.
by Captain and Mrs. Gresley jackson of
604 Castro street in honor of his exeellency,
J. L. Bush Ghe representative of the loyal
Hawaiian parity, who returned to Honolulu
in the Australia on the 18th.
Captain JacksOn's elegant residence was
brilliantly illuminated throughout and
artistically draped with American and
Hawaiian flags. A charming programme
of vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed
until II O'clock, when supper was served,
after which dancing was enjoyed until the
early morning.
Among those present were the following:
II on. }. E. Bush. MIR. F. S. Pratt Hawaiian
ConsqtGeneral, Mr.. r. J. Creighton. Mrs.
Cham berlin, Mr.. J. Chamberlin, Major
Hebbard, Miss V. Block. Miss j. Block,
Mrs. and Miss Walton, Mr.. Harlow, MIR.
Dunn, Mr. Musn, Mrs. and Miss Finckler.
Mrs. Walters, Colonel and Mrs. Seymour.
Mr.. Il. Reed, Mrs. Mathis, NJ and Mime
Bergler, Mt Wilson. Miss O'Laugblin. Mr..
G. w. Gresley jackson. Captain Turner,
r. ~, and Mrs. Turner.
Bon Voyage.
One Of the most charming entertainments
of the past week was the dinner party
given by Mrs. Captain c. Nelson at her
residence, 1911 Cough street, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Swanberg, who will
shortly leave for a tour of the East and Eu-
rope. The table. with its tasteful decora-
tons Of almond blossoms ana pink satin
draperes and fayors, the elegant service of
china and the beautiful crystal cut glass, Il
recent present from the captain, made a
very delightful picture. The appetiZng
menu, the bCquet of choice wines and the
flow of pleasant conversation lett the assem-
bled guests nothing to be desired when they
rose from the table after five hours of solid
enjoyment Mr.. ana Mrs. Sw6nberg will
carry through their journey many pleasant
recollectloEs Of the delightful Iepast, the
guests who wished them a hearty ''bon
voyage" and their charming hostess and her
genial ana hOspitable husband. Captain
Nelson.
The guests were: Mr.. and Airs. c. A.
SwaDberg, Consul and Mrs. j. Simpson,
7. T. NJ, Waie, Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Beam,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Brisac, Mr. F. Boole.
Miss Sullivan and Mr. Peter Nelson.
A Farewell to a Pastor.
Last Thursday evening the Second Uni
arian Church, corner Of Twentieth and
Capp streets. was filed to the utmost with
many OF the leading Unitarians of the city,
who were invited to attend a farewell re-
ception to Rev. Thomas Van Ness and to
welcome The new pastor. Mr.. Leslie
Sprague. The assemblage was very
fashionable one, evening dress predominant
Ing. After very attractive musical nro-
gramme had been rendered Rev. Mr.. Van
Ness was presented with an engrossed copy
of complimentary resolutions. banonet
followed, TO which full justice was done.
During the evening addresses were made by
Rev. HoratiO Stebbins. Rev. Thomas Van
Ness, Rev. Leslie Sprague. Rev. Jacob