The morning call., 1893-12-18

ana mrs. John ii. Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs. n. D.
Rideout, Edward Rideou;. Mrs. L. s. Spencer
Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Dodge, Mr.. and Is. W. T.
Campbell. j. Alexander Stevens. Miss Nora
COnnel Charles Webb Howard, Nj. and Mrs.
II. T. Ltvermore, Nr. and Nrs. 7. b. Cornwall,
MIR. aud Mrs. W. Ii. Willis, Irving Mills, joseph
NJ Quay, Mrs. b. b. Cutter, Miss Ella Smith,
Colonel ". II. ii. Benyaurd, Mrs. g. Il. Bishop
of Honolulu. MIR. and Mrs. q. w. Bowman.
Miss Gertrude GOewey and Frank Bates
Goewey.
Fechheimer Dinner and Dance.
Following The New York custom the Misses
Fechheimer gave an elaborate dinner party and
a dance last saturday evening at their resi-
dence on Broadway. IL was termed Jack O.
Lantern parry, ana in conforming with this
idea the illumination was furnished from Ian.
terms OF grotesque shapes and tile decorations
were oil fern sprays and trailing vines. 1here
was touch of the artistic In every room, max
ing most attractive ensemble. Covers were
Lid for sixty AT dinner, and sumpluous menu
was served in admirable style. Alter dinner
the dancing was commenced ana IL was ca ~
morning before departures were made. The
Misses Fechheimer proved themselves 10 be
Charming entertainers.
Fruit and Flower Mission.
Miss Wesi's school on Van Ness avenue was
prettiiy decorated with flowers last Saturday,
when the members OF the Fruit and Flower
Mission beld bazaar there in the hope of Sc
curing funds TO cary on It's work charity.
returns should have been OF Il substantial char
acter. There were handsome booths IN each OF
the rooms where refreshments. fancy work,
etc., were of red for sale. Musical selections
were given in The afternoon aud evening, tne
singing of the University Glee Club being
special feature. Dancing was also INDUCED in
until quite late.
The la les who kindly gave their services at
the booths were: Refreshmenls-Mrs. q. L.
Ashton, Mrs. Z. l.. Jacobs Miss Shoehin, Miss
Grant, Miss Haber, Miss LYMAN. Lemonade
Mrs. G. ZemaD, Miss B. lie " oine, Miss Rich,
Miss A. Jacobson, ISIS Delphine Cert, Miss
Rumbold, Miss LIE Count. Fish pond-Mrs. r.
/. Rigdon. Mrs. Osterman, Miss Gibbs, Miss
D"uPlass Floral-Mrs. Louis Arnold, Nlss
Shainwald, Miss Bryce, Miss Rotch schlid, Miss
Thompson, Miss l. Wy, Miss S. L. Count, MIS-.
Buukei, Miss GolosIein. Miss CohntZ. Candy
Mrs L. T. Slosson, Miss II. jacobson. Miss
Greenwood. Miss BasIhim. Miss Hhstel Miss
Mcpherson, Miss Rogers, Miss Livingston.
The SWEET Paper Wedding.
The pretty home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis L.
SWEET presented gala appearance last Friday
evening, the occasion being their paper wed
ding anniversary. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with pink and yellow roses of paper
which haImoniZed well with the handsome
gowns worp by the ladies, thus maoing III
SC ne very pretty one. Supper was served at
II O'Clock. alter most delightful evening
Covers were laid for twenty-five aud the menu
was ella boTate.
Among those present besides The host and
hostess were: Mt. and Mis-. Demas c. Babin
Nj. and MIS-. Howard Z. Taylor d.. Mrs c. 1.
Healey OF Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. 4. A.
Harrison, ISIS Alice babin, Miss Marie Bat
Miss Frances Burton, Miss Tessd Semple, Miss
HARE Bausman, Miss Laura Bau<man II. >.
Stinson, +. q. Bruker. II. 5. Bausman, William
Hailett, h. B. Sullivan, William " hrlan and f.
Z. SWEET.
The Judson Barn Party.
very pleasant barn surprise party was ten.
dered to Miss Florence E. Judsou a the home
OF her parents, corner of Ay RADIO and Doug.
lass streets, Tuesday evening last. by number
OF her friends. The affair took place In the loft
OF the large barn connected with the place.
which was profusely decorated with the ma
tional colorS and evereieens. The parry had
que iy assembled by 8 O'clock, wnen Mis-.
lor nee was invited q step into the midst OF
the joyful gathering. The surprise was COM
pIete on. 6hmes and dancing were followed
by suppei, after which daucing was resumed
aud continued until alter midnight. Much
praise was given to Messrs. DauenielzeI
Brown, Kiamlk Wall and Stanley Tor the ex.
cellrDt musical programme rendered
Those present were: Mrs. Z. G. Fisher, Mrs
DAVID Ross, MI. and Mr>. Charlie o. good Mr.
and Mss. 7. r. Judson. Miss Eva +. Fisher
Miss Annie Ross, Miss Eta heuder, Miss
Minnie Judson. \ iss frances Judson, niiss
Lucy Nelson. Miss May Council, Miss Florence
+. Judson, Miss Emma l.. Fisher Goodwin
McAvoy, Thomas anley, Norton G. Wells,
Fran w. Judson. William Z. Barry, c. all
): "a. hutaf, I. j.. Gillespie. James I. Brady,
NduupOU. 0tOTEt DRUM, l.. NJ. II lam X.
Thomas Brown. Erhart nenfelzer, Thomas
l.. Lewis and Clarence Z. Judson.
Meadows Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Meadows celebrated
their silver wedding at their residence. 1O43
Mission ST eet, Saturday evening, December o.
Among the guests who attended the following
persons presented Mr.. and Mrs. Meadows with
beautiful pieces of sIverware of different de-
signs: MIR. and Mrs. j. Hess. Mr.. and Mrs Ii.
Lohseu, Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Cotter. MIR. and
Mrs. j. Hartung, MIR. and Mrs. Selway. Mr.
and Mrs. s. A. Eageston, MIS-. Mchllan, Mrs.
A. Trneworihy. Mrs. g. Muhlner. Prof ssor
GusrAve wedei, Mr. Manches Ell, Miss Sadie
Maybery. Miss Daisy Maybery. Miss Annie
+. ". Saiter. Theodore Notifies, S. Graham and
w. Maybery. Mr.. and Mrs. Meadow also
celVed from the members OF Britannia Lodge
No. z, Order OF Daughters OF ST. George, full
tea set OF silverware. with >alver from sister
watches OF Golden Gate Lodge of Oakland, also
on dozen e rh of kDiyes, forks, able and tea
spoons from their son and daughter, Willie aud
Ella Meadows.
Among other things Mrs. Meadows received
box OF choice flowers from Los Gatos, which
beautiful. The following programme was
highly appreciated: Plano solo, Mrs. II. Will
ians; recii ation Miss A. Maybery; comic song.
Master NJ Willlr Williams; piano solo. Miss Eta
meano"s; select reading, Robert Trewln:
Scotch song, s. Graham; recitation, Mrs II.
Cox; vocal solo, Tbeo. Noltie; piano solo, Mrs.
IL hIiaIbo, Socdl SOLO. EDWARD waters, read
Ing, The silver " edding" Mrs. T. Tiewin;
vocal solo. Mr.. Thomas. The guests after par.
taking OF bounteous repast sang "AuId Lang
Syne 10 The wee sma' hours, all wing they
would long remember the merry evening.
Among the many guests presents were: Mr.
ana MIS-. Cose, Mi. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. and
MRS. STABLES, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trewin Mr.
and Mrs. Watches, DIR. and Nj 8. Stickney Mrs
Hewitt, Edward Hewitt, Mr. aud Mrs. J.
Sorder, Mrs. Maunder. thr Misses Alice and
Florence Maunder, Mrs. and Miss Florence
Winferbo tom, Mrs. and Master W. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. and J. Andrews Miss Andrews.
MIS- ,r ID; Williams, Ms. S. E. johnson, Mrs.
Liewelyn, the Misses McGilauss. Miss M.
g. SliIt. Miss M. A. Wiseman Mrs. Ububb. Mrs.
NJ T. Pearce, Mrs. Harris, II. Corder. A. Helm
and j. St0tt.
The Altvater PARTY.
very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Louise Altyater on December bv her
sehoolmates at her home on rwenty-fourth
street. The evening was pleasantly passed in
enjoyable games and music. Among those
present We're: Misses Louise and lima AItya-
ter, Misses Reed, Grace Parisen, Lena Palmer.
Clara and Florence Logeman, Frances Graham
Mab- Rice, Nettie Bcaidmau, Alice lewis
Mabel Thompson. Addle ayIor and Emma
Muller; Masters Bruce Large, ElbaIt Cowau.
Walter Kohn. Alder Reed, Arthur Kniperg'
William Korts. Bayard Taylor and George