The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-24

during the service of the delicious repast.
The table was beautifully decorated with
white and pink Lady Dan6sia roses and
lighted candeiabra. At the close of the
dinner the COrean ambassadors were IN
vited into the room by Major Hooper and
viewed the pretty scene with evident pleas
ure. Alter dinner the guests adjourned TO
the parlors, where they danced until mid
night and then sought their homes with
most pleasant remembranceS of the hos
pliality Of the young hostess.
Those present were: Miss Rose Hooper,
Miss Theresa Morgan, Miss Marie Wells,
Miss Cusgrave, Miss Edna hopkins, Miss
Helen Hopkins, Miss Ethel keeney, Miss
Gertrude Forman. Miss Leontine Blake
man, Miss Mamie POlhemus, Miss Kate
Pnwers, Miss Lillian Folis. Miss Charlotte
EllnwoOd Mr., George Hooper. Mr.. Add
son Miner. Mr.. Wilson Miner Mr.. Claude
Mclean, MIR. George Wells Mr.. Desmond
COsgrave, Mr.. Charles Cunningham. Mr.
John OSulliyan, Mr.. Emil Bruguiere, MI
Tarn McGrew, Mir. John POlhemus, MI
Percy Butler and Mr.. Brook Wright.
The Hager Lunch Party.
An elaborate lunch party was given by
Mrs. John s. Hager last Thursday at her
residence in honor of Mrs. Thomas Francis
Meagher OF New York, who is here on a
visit to her son. The dining-room and table
were embellished with beautiful flowers in
PloluolOis ouh LGilGtUuS Iltilu WAS SCI NtO-
Those presentwere: Mrs. John 5, Hager.
Mrs. Thomas Francis Meagher. MIS- Lloyd
Tevis. Mrs. II. NJ. Newhall, Mrs. Harvey
Mrs. Louis T. Haggin. Mrs. a. NJ. ParrOtt,
Mrs. Walter L. Dean. Mrs. Monroe Sails
bury, Mrs. Belle Donahue Misses Crawlord
OF New York City. Miss Small of Toronto,
NJ IS Hooker, Miss Carolan and Miss Emile
Hager.
Entertainments.
The Pioneer reception. on Wednesday
night, was in many respec notable event
The hall and room Of the Pioneers were
most tastefully aud beautifully decorated.
The music aud refreshments were provided
in the usual lavish style. The vocal and
other elements Of the entertainment were
most pleasing and complete. While the COS
tunes of both ladies and gentlemen came
fully up to the standard and requirements
of polite society, vet the freedom from the
ariifcialites of extreme fashion in attire
and department rendered the affair most
pleasant and hCmellke, as it was intended
to be.
1t was more like gathering of kindred
than reunion of mere friends bound only
by ties OF business and social lite. One of
the most pleasant features of the occasion
was the cordial heartfelt greeting of well
come, traternal feeling of brotherhood, by
the popular president, c. V. 5. Gibbs, who
succeeded admirably in imparting like
lttiiuE " al lHt ButSlet anu ulduG every
one happy. In this he was ably seconded
by the officers of the society. especially by
Mr.. Spear, the courteous secretary. About
600 OF the best element of the community
were present TO enjoy ana long remember
the joyful event and hope that many repeti.
tons may be in store for our hOnored fellow
citizens. the Pioneers.
The Western Addition Club.
The Western Addition Literary and So
III I'LL, -
tainment in Odd Fellows ball last Wednes-
day evening, aud as usual the hall was
crowded. A comedietta and an operetia
were presented for the pleasure of the audi
ence. and-if generous applause be critic
rlan the efforts of the participants were
highly az preciated. Dancing followed the
entertainment.
The programme was as follows: Comedi-
eta, "Cut of with Shilling" specially ar
ranged by MIR. Brewer Sam Gaythorne,
Edward Catlnw; Colonel BeTners. Charles
Barrngtoni Kitty Gaythorne, Miss Zillah
Cnonley).
Oge,retta. Penelope, or the Milkman's
Bride" UenelnuP, servant, Mrs. George
K. Butler; Mrs. Croaker, 1.-The Mssus,"
Mrs. j. w Madden; Pitcher, in the Police.
+. NJ. CONN; T0sser, in the Grenadiers. A.
Rocco.
The Guild of ST. John.
Young Mems Chapter of the Guild of ST
John gave an entertainment at Guild Hall,
adjoining the Church of ST. John the
Evangelist, last Wednesday evening A
large number OF the society people of the
Mission district were present and enjoyed
the entertainment the chapter presented so
well. Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and dancing was enjoyed.
The programme presented was as follows
Mandolin. guitar and banjo selections
=. l'rahl and j. Harding mandolins. j. L.
Norlega guitar. II. Geggus banjo; Del
Sartean movements and expressions, Miss
Pearl Il. Thicker; exhibition Of clnh swine
ing aud juggling, Frank r. Hart; vocal solo.
MISS Isabelle Rogers; recitation, Guy Post !;
vocal solo, Frank Il. Hart Farce-comedy in
4 2ii acl, entitled odd Gooseberry" (Mr.
tizz ngton Corker, w. n. Rolph; Simon
Snapshot. +. w. Hosmer; a gardener,