The morning call., 1893-05-01

DAVIS gave most delightful reception last
Saturday evening at their residence in San
Jose. A>large number of their friends were
present, ana passed the evening in very
pleasant manner.
Mrs. John Sabin gave very eni yable
surprise party at her res dence last Wednes-
day evening 10 he's daughter. Miss Sabin,
who had that day attained her eighteenth
year. Qaite number of friends we're
present and celebrated the affair in good
style
Miss Alice Owen gave very pleasant
matinee tea last Tuesday at her home In
honor OF Miss Oxnard of New York.
Mrs. George Hyde gave charming lunch
party at her residence, 7l9 Geary street, last
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. James Irvine.
A few friends were invited TO meet Mrs.
Irvine, and they passed the afternoon in
most pleasant manner.
Mrs. JOHN S. Hager gave a sump'uous
dinner party at her residence last Friday
evening. After dinner her younger chill
dren gave dancing party, to which quite
number of their friends were invited.
The hop which was given at the Palace
Hotel last Friday evening for the benefit Of
the San Francisco Nursery for Homeless
Children, which we have described previous
to this, was great social success and re-
fected much credit on Mrs. a. ID. Sharon,
under whose management the affair was
given.
Mrs. S. Bschman gave an enjoyable re-
ceptlon last Wednesday evening at her resi-
dence, 1903 Cough street The affair was
! IN honor OF the engagement OF her niece.
Miss Hanna Hansen and Captain E. C.
Larsen were united III marriage last TIL mrs.
day evening at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. ani Mrs Charles Hansen, 1854
| Francisco street. Miss Else Rasmussen
was the bridesmaid and Peter Jensen was
best man. The affair was very pleasantly
| celebrated
A birthday surprise party was given to
Richard A. Tatbuck last Thursday even
t,,rr NJ
| Erie street. An interesting programme fot
literary and musical character was pre-
! scented by James Finney, Miss Ada
| Howarth. Mis- NJ. Cronin, Mr.: Neyns, MIR.
| Tarbuck, George Cirgg. Miss Lizzie Finney,
| Oscar Heager, L. Finney. Miss Bertha Fin
ney and others. Refreshments were served
| b0unteously and dancing was engaged in
| until late hour.
Mrs. Conn gave pleasant lunch party to
several of her friends last Thursday at her
residence, 1927 Sacramento street
| A farewell party was rendered c. Stanley
| Clark on the eve of his departure for Aus
tralia at the esidence of Miss Maud Stone
| last Wednesday evening. A very pleasant
| time was had by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brlssac gave progressive
euchre party last Tuesday evening at their
residence, 2j18 Sacramento street. Hand
| some prizes were given to the participants
| in the game. Music aud dancing were also
| enjoyed and a delicious supper was served
Miss Alice P. Boston gave a birthday
party at her residence. 3l2 Iowa street, last
Friday evening. which was enjoyed by
about sixty of her friends. Games, dancing
and delicious supper were enjoyed during
| the evening.
Assemblyman NJ. J. Hurley was rendered
a surprise party at his residence last Satur-
day evening by a number of the members
| of the Thirty-third District Democratic
Club
IRE fifth anniversary ball given by the
| San Francisco Letter Carriers Mutual Aid
| Association last Saturday evening in Odd
| Fellows Hall was a great success. The
hall was tastefully decorated, the attend
ance was very large and every one had a
| good time. The affair was eXcellently
managed and reflects much credit on the
| ASSOCIATION.
The Winter Whist Club gave very pleas
| ant at home TO their many friends at Frank
| lin hall last Monday evening, on which
occasion very fine musical programme
| was rendered, followed by the one-act
comedy money Makes the Man." with
the following cast: Colonel Culpepper, +.
Finch; Frank Dawson. III: 5. Scott; Mr..
Oglethnrpe, ID. II. Batch; Mrs. Culpepper.
Miss Edna Scott; Mary Cupepper. Miss
Ella Hildreth; Lucy Maitland. Miss Au-
gusta Gillespie.
The Comrades gave their final party of
the season last Saturday evening in Union
Square Hall, and afforded several hours OF
pleasure for their friends:
Alta ParlOr No. 3, n. u. G. w, gave a
most ENJOYABLE reception last Saturday
evening at Pioneer Hall.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Leocadia Acosta, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Tllomalen, the Misses Acosta. E. Acosta
and a. AcOsta returned To the city last
week after passing six months at their resi-
dence in Guatemala. Miss Clotlida Acosta.
whose portrait appears on this page. is one
| I,,c,, ,f,,l lie is.S Fra epO
She is tall and stately, having graceful
figure, dark complexion and hair that i:
reddish gold In color. She is highly accom-
pIished and an excellent dancer.
Mrs Ira Pierce and Miss Pierce will pass
the summer at Castle Crag.
James Brett Stokes has returned from g
prolonged visit TO the principal resorts Of
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Harrison viii
leave next Wednesday to visit Chicago for &
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Denicke are enjoying
a visit TO the Hotel Gel Coronado.
MI and Mrs. Basil Heathcote are occupy
ing their cottage in San Rafael.
Mrs. Z. j. McCutcnen and Miss Alice
! McCutchen will return FROM the East early
in June and viii occupy their cottage il
Ross Valley.
Mrs. James Irvine and Callaghan Byrn,
= will leave to-day 10 pass a week In SaI
Jose.
Colonel and Mrs. Isaac Trum DO left las
Friday for the Columbian Exposition an(
Will be away six weeks
D. w. Grant has retained from q pro
lnnged visit to Petaluma and Will leave fol
| Chicago to-day.
| Miss Nettie Adamson of Petaluma was il
the city yesterday Oh visit 10 her sister.
Mrs. Lewis Gerstle is passing few week
at Ell Paso de Robes Springs.
+ Jesse Triest will leave for the East to
s,sfl L.. NJ q
, Mrs. Samuel Hort and Mrs. George c
Bosrdman Will pass the summer at Castl
Crag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Seligman and Mr.
; and Mrs. 2. n. Lllienthal have lease
! Louis b. ParretL's home in San Rafael, an
!. will occupy it during the season.
Mr.3and Mrs. William III. Howard ant
, Miss Howard are at their villa in Sa
! Mateo
months visit TO Central America.
Mr. ana Mrs. IgnatZ Stcinhart have sc
; cured tie Boyd: Lodge in San Rafael f.
the season.
Mr. and Mrs George Page are occupyin
n their cottage in San Rafael.
\ Mrs. Charles Webb Howard and
= Shafter Howard will pass the summer a
= the Hotel Mateo.!
S Mr. and Mrs. &. o. Richards are occupy
Q ing their cottage. in Ross Valley.
: Hon. and Mrs. John Boggs and the
I youngest SON Will leave to-day for Chicago
T and later on wiiIg to Bar Harbor, to r.
: main several weeks.
: Or. and Mrs. Beverley MacMonagle wi
Q pass tie summer at the Corb!tt villa nea
t San Matec. /:
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Young eff Lake County hav
II Just returned from visit to Tulare Count,
: They will leave tomorrow for their HON
II in Middletown. +
n Mrs. j. B.. Eieth and: Miss Jennl
e Fletcherof this city are visiting Miss Fee
e nandes at Pinole. :.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Crooks will go to I'll
): Hotel Rafael to-day to remain during tt
season.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Huntington and Nj.
l.. Minnie Hennessy lave returned from
s. visit to tie Hotel del Coronado. =.
u Judge and Mrs. Robert Y. Haynewhl pa
!. the summer at Castle Crag.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. y zimmerman an