The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-30

on the lawn were carpeted aud rustic chairs
were at every turn to afford a place of rest 10
the weary. The refreshments were served in
the garden and the rustic lilac cottage was
quantity decorated. Mrs. Smith in her charm
ing way made every one feel at home, and was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. james Mofntt,
MRS. Edna Smell Poulson, Mrs. RIM Chaoot,
Mrs. Anita G. Buckle and Mrs Pedar Sather.
Besides this reception committee many neigh
bors were Invited in TO assist in Entertaining
the three hundred and more guests. Among
these ladies were: Mrs. Pope, Nrs. Seaton,
Mrs. Charles Melvin. Mrs. Henry Melvin, Mrs.
Valentine, Mrs. Campbell Mrs. an Armage,
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. French. Mrs.
A. A. Moore, Mrs. Yeland Mrs, Meeker' M RS.
Will Henshaw, Mrs. Fred Henshaw. Mrs.
Hiram Tubbs, Mrs. King, Mrs. Fine, Mrs. S. A
Melvin, Mrs. A. A. Dewing. Mrs. Wellman,
Mrs Hilborn, Mrs. COnklin, Mrs. Leckle, Mrs.
White Mrs. Brock. Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Mar
wedpl Mrs, Tom Magee. Mrs. VIII Magee,
Miss Pope, Miss Valentine Misses Van Ar
mage, Miss Albright, Miss Kellogg, Misses Fer
rier and Miss Hllborn
Ing party given recently at the Maple Room in
the Palace Hotel by George A. Wardiaw OF
New YORK, who is visiting this coast. h
Green, MIS- w. f. McNutt and Mrs. Webster
Dancing to excellent music was enjoyed I'M
til midnight. when an elaborate supper was
served. Afterward several figures of the cotil-
Ion we're introduced. The affair ended about
O'Clock, and was pleasure bic In every way.
Mr. Wardlaw's guests comprised: Mrs. Fred
erick Fl. Green, Mrs. w. F. McNutt, Mrs.
Webster Jones' Miss McNutt. Miss Fanny
Crockrr Miss Julia Croker, Miss Nay H0tf-
man, Miss Alice Amts, Miss annie Holbrook.
Miss Minnie HougntoD. Miss Maud OConnor,
Miss Belle Hutchinson. Miss Eta B1rdSall.
Miss Maud Younger. Miss Bessie Younger,
Miss Emma Butler, Miss Ethel Cohen, Miss
Eleanor Dimond, Miss Kate Clement, Miss
Jessie Coleman, Miss Hobbs, Miss Nellie
Hillyer; Lieutenant I. f. Ruhm, .. S. N;
Frank i. Owen, Sou hard Hoffman Jr., l. Nc
Grew, James Hu Crimson, MIR. Webster. Henry
Remington, VIZ Poelt, Mr.. Roberts, Lawrence
Van lnkle, Maxwell McNutt, Prentiss Selby,
Mr. Waterman, Edward Pringle, c. Fernald.
NJ. S. Latham. Paul Jarboe ana Alfred
MIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Hathaway have is
sued inYita tons for the wedding OF their
daughter ISIS Minerva Moore Hathaway, and
Mansfield Lowell. which will take place at 1880
O'Clock on Tuesday morning. May s. at TRIM y
Church A. H. Small will be best man, and the
ushers will comprise Edward NJ. Greenway,
George A liner Newhall, George Wheaton and
Cleveland Forbes. Miss Hathaway Will be the
maid of honor.
The wedding OF Mrs. Annie 3. Dougherty and
oseph S. Spear Jr. Is announced to take place
on Nj l.
MIR. and Mrs. 81. E. Huntington gave dinner
party II their residence, 2840 Jackson street.
and had as their guests MIR. and Mrs. c. P.
Huntington, Prince and Princess HatZfeldt and
Mrs. aldo Richards.
Mrs. s. L. Bee gave lunch party at her resi-
deBee. 1928 Pine street, recently In honor oil
Mrs. MarreD of Boston and Mrs. Bartlett OF
Pasadena. The table was decorated preitily
with wild flowers. and delicious menu was
served.
The Dancing Class of "a met last Saturday
evening at LunPs Hall and passed several
hours there very pleasantly. A number OF The
figures of the cotilon were danced under the
direction of Edward NJ. GreenWay, and the
party ended at midnight.