The morning call., 1893-12-11

pose OF Introducing her daughter, Miss Carrie
L ayl or, into society circles. Several hundred
invitations were issued, and from the crowd IN
attendance ii was evident that they were all
responded TO in person. The house was beau
TRULY decorated with chrysanthemums, roses
and other flowers in taste full ARRANGEMENTS. A
string orchestra played concert selections az
intervals. and light refreshments were served
under Ludwig's direction. Several young
people remained until evening and enjoyed "A
serie~ OF dances. Mrs. and Miss Taylor were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. George A. Pope.
the Misses Taylor OF Sacramento. Misses Alice
and Ella Hobart. Miss Emily Caroldn. Miss
Edith Mclean, Miss Sara Collier and Miss
Louisa Breeze
The Martin Tea.
A matinee tea was given by Mrs. Camille
Martin and her daughter, Miss Grace Martin,
last Monday at their residence, 7l9 Geary
street. Quite a number of their friends called
and were delightfully."- entertained. The hours
Of the tea were from until O'Clock. during
which time concert selections were given by a
string orchestra and light refreshments were
served. The floral decorations were In ad-
miTable taste. Those who assisted In receiving
were: Miss Marie Hyde, Miss Marie Zane.
Miss Fanny LOughborougb, Miss Alice Nc
Cutcheon and Miss Graham.
The Behiow Dancing Party.
One OF the most notable events of the week
was The hop gwen by the members OF the La
dies' Club of '93 on Thursday evening, at the
house of Miss Behlow, 1907 Octavia street.
The harmonious arrangement of palms and red
berries gave the whole residence more than
usually attractive appearance. The basement
WIS canvased for dancing. where delightful
music was rendered by an orchestra. SO sue
cesStully was the whole affair conducted that
cTedit is due the hostess and those comm CT ed
with tie club. Dancing Was continued until a
late hour, Wien refreshments were served, ana
d most enjoyable time was the result.
Miss Bthiow was assisted IN receiving by her
m other, Mrs. {. j. Behlow. aud Mrs. John
Il a n n 1tIG M RfUs llSa MaFU InE
lor, Miss Virginia Stump. Miss Carrie McLaine
and Miss Maud Smith, all members OF the club
A Scotch Couple Surprised.
notable event in Scottish society circles
was The emlneutly successful surprise party
gwen to Mir. and Mrs. d. Cameron on Saturday
night at their residence, corner Nineteenth
stTee and Mission avenue. Soon after nlghtfall
a large number OF their friends gathered on Va
lencla street and, led by their taVorlte piper,
Neil Lindsay, marched ION the Cameron castle
TO the tune OF "The Campbells Are Coming"
Although their raid was entirely unexpected
the lads and Iasses were received with genuine
ighand hospitality and this jolly gathering
OF The clans VIII not soon be forgotten 10y
the participants. There was music, singing.
dancing and athel brose In plenty until the zee
sma' hours. Songs were rendered by Mrs. Ag-
nes Stewart, Mrs Aunir Blair, Miss Jennie
Burke, and Messrs. Blair. Crysue and Dawson.
George Watson charmed with The flute and Pc
ter Riddle rendered several solos on the violin.
A feature of the impIovised entertainment was
Gaelic song by Mi. Lindsay and M 5. Henry
Among the others present were Miss Bynia
Burke. Miss NJ. f. Sherry, Miss l. iZZie Lindsay.
Miss LOttie Lindsay. Miss Annie Curry, Miss
Miss Minnie Kelley; Messrs. ID. Lawrence, j.
r. Gray!and, John Ross, Henry Macsorley and
Frank McLeman.
The Field Party.
A pleasant party was given at the residence
OF j. Feld Jr., S11 Van Ness avenue. on Satur-
day bv The Twllights. Dancing and games
were enjoyed until late hour ana the night
was made merry one.
Those present were: Miss B. c. Erenheim,
Miss A. Brennan. Miss H. Tbiemann, Miss j.
forester, Miss \. B. Bedsoe, Miss l.. 6. Me-
Nchol. Miss Kate Converry, Miss l.. 9. Ar ta
Miss E. Tyson. Miss NJ. Crellng, Miss ID. Slras-
ser. j. Field Jr., j. Lawler, II. Collins u Little,
j. Peterson. g. Bullwinkie, ". Smith, f. New
man, \. Ar Ia. f. Thieman, James Roddy
John Roddy, r. Tyson, T. Creighton, q. Field,
L. FelJ, w. Cathcart
Henry Surprise Party.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given TO
Clarence Henry at the residence of his parents.
on Wool street. a week ago last night. Music,
dancing and recitations were The features of
the pleasant affair up to midnight, when a deli
ciOus supper was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Helm. MIR.
and Mrs. Eldiidge. Mr.. and Mrs. Maddlgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Mir. and Mrs. Hilton, Mr..
and Mrs. FogaFty. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Nj 5.
Giliogley, Mrs. Gil, Mrs. Gr er, Mrs. Egan,
Mrs. Commins, Misses Annie Connolly, Violet
Henry. Stella Gillogley \ annie GIN, Emma
Gin, Mamie Coyle, Clara la Porte Title Hem,
Florence Henry, Maud GIL, Louise Courreges
CelesIiDe Couri eyes, Louise Thompson, Elise
CourTeges, Amanda LetZins. Nellie Commins,
Minnie Nancy, Mamie Eldridge, Miss Car
mOdy, Belle kellneT; MesSrs. Joseph Mlnehan.
John Castle, Edward LOughery Thomas Null
lanry, Clarence Henry Shirley Henry, Michael
Fogarty, Mr. Fisher, John Coyle, Thomas Com
Minis. Alfred ParSOn, Dennis Clark. Elmer
Henry, Waller vey, iliam COyle, r. Cour-
reyes, George PotiDger, Lewis AiaIoney, Rob-
ert GlllOgey, M. Greery ana Mr. Mcnamara.