The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-12

Several hours were enjoyaby passed in
aining' those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A: \. Iowne, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton h.
Worden. MIR. ana Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller E Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac l.. Requa, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.
Hall, Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Virginia Fair.
Mss Birdie Rice, Frederick Il. Webster, Walter
S. Newhall and George Almer Newhall.
mr., ana Mrs. Paul Jarboe gave their first
ut their residence. 1924 " ashinclon street, and
entertained large number of their friends.
ing.
Miss Kate May Dillon entertained quite a
number Of her friends IN a charming manner
last thursday afternoon by giving Japanese
lea at her home on Suffer street She was as
sisted In receiving by Miss Casey, Miss Ella
wall, Miss Jameson and the Misses Cosgraye
lea was served from until in the large hall
on the top floor, which was gayiy decorated
with ornaments ana symbols from the faraway
lanu OF The Mlkado. The ensemble was quite
Olent3l. There was some fancy dancing by
'thfee little maids from school," and music by
Iapanese artists. The affair was as pleasant
ana successful as il was unique.
Mrs. Horace l.. Hill entertained a large mum.
Der OF her friends last Thursday at matinee
Tea that she gave a. her residence, 1912 Van
Ness avenue, for the purpose OF Introducing her
niece, Miss Ida Hill The parlors were
adorned with great clusters of pink chrysan
| lhemums aud pink roses and sprays of fern.
and the chandelier globes were covered win
( plDk SHADES. his was all the idea and the
work OF Miss Mamie Burling. who has an ar
tlstlc instinct in decorative effects. she also
decorated the spacious billiard room down
stairs, where refreshments were served and
made yellow the dominant color here. ROs-
neTs hungarian orchestra PLAYED during the
/ hours or the reception. AT o'clock an enjoy
able supper was served at which covers were
laid for forty. after which an Informal dance
was commenced, which prolonged the pleasant
affair until quite late. Mrs. Hill was assisted
I III receiving by Mrs. Robert Beck. Mrs. VIII
liam BuIling, Mrs. Robart Sterling. Mrs. He
mer ). King, Mrs. Frances EdgeTtnn. Mrs.
frank Nj. P&ley. Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs.
Webster JONES' Miss May Rourn, Miss Maud
Bourn, Miss Mamie Burling, Miss Jessie Cole
man, Miss Lille Lawlor. Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Maud OConnOr, Miss Isabel Mckenna,
Miss Eleanor Wood and Miss Ida Hill
Miss Grace Martin gave an informal matinee
lea on Friday AZ the residence OF her mother,
Mrs Camille Martin, 719 Geary street. Only
verbal Invitations were issued, so the attend
ance was not large. The paIlors were hand
somely decorated With flowers. aud The guests
were very Hospitality entrrJained. Miss Martin
was assisted 10 entertaining by: Miss Mary
Bell Gwin. Miss Daisy Van MSS, Miss = lice
MeCutcbrn and Miss Isabel Mchenna.
Mrs. William l.. Ashe gave tea from + until
Z O'Clock on Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 1000 Leayenworth street. She was as
Norman McLaren, Mrs. CASTOR NJ. AShe, Miss
Hickman, Miss Frledlaader, Miss Bessie
Bowie, Miss Fanny LoughborOugh, Miss Marie
Zane, Miss Mamie Findley and Miss Edith
Findley.
Miss Jennie Blair gave an enjoyable theater
party recently followed by oaliclous supper
comprised: MI. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs,
Miss Celia Iobiu, Miss May Hoffman, George
Almer Newhal, Richard NJ. Tobin, James
Brett Stokes and j. B. Ellison of Phila-
deluhia.
Mrs. C. P. Robinson was the hostess at
matinee tea that sue gave last week AT her resi-
, deHce Oh Pacific avenue, 10 honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Robinson, 4 dehutante OF This sea-
son. There was quite number present, aud
they were Hospitality entertained. Among those
who called were: Mr.. aud Mrs. L Avery Me
Carthy. Mrs. w. ). Barnes, Mrs. Webster Jones,
Miss Hi!da Macdonald, Miss Edith Findley,
Miss Florence Smith, Miss Ida Gibbons. Miss
Maud Younger. Miss Bessie Younger, Misses
Jollifie, Miss Mamie McMulliD. Miss Anna
Hobbs, Miss Emma Butler, Miss Charlotte
MOulder. Miss Ethel Cohen, Miss Borden. Miss
Mamie Burning. Miss Fanny LoughbOrOugh,
Miss Marie Zane, Miss Marie NooThies, L. VI.
Greeuway, Or. q. VI. Richardson. L. NJ. Duperu,
Burns Macdonald, Rhodes Borden, ". ii. Me-
PhersOD. Morton X. Gibbons, Lieutenant Ii. c.
BensOu.U 5 a. Z. X. Mcintosh, Harry Pringle.
aud Lawrence Van Wrinkle.
a large theater party was given at the Bald
win recently under the chaperOnage OF MI. and
Mrs. John 4. &c Ruyfer. The others 10 the
party included: Miss Emile Hager, Miss Alice
hager. Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss NJ ME
Thomas, Miss Alice McCutcheu, Miss Mary
Bell win. Edward ~. Greenway, Edward II.
Sheldon, William S. McMurtry, Walter Leonard
Dean, a. II. Small. Charles K Mcintosh.
Southland Hoffman Jr. and Frank Van Ness
They viewed the performance from two pros
cenium boxes, and afterward enjoyed a Mary
land supper al the Hotel Pleasanton.
lDb MISSES hOIfisOU Oh Ddll JOSE gave al ell
joyable reception recently al their home. corner
of Fifth and Julian streets. in honor OF Senator
and Mrs. stephen NJ. White Of Los Angeles.
Among those invited TO meet them were: DIR.
ana Mrs. Chauncey R Burr. Mrs. Ricketts, of
Washington, ID. c., DR. Basil Norris, Captain
Dean, Judge w. b. Gilbert. Judge HOughton,
Carter Tevis, DIR. Samuel TeylS, l.. q. NesmIth,
J. W. Fndlay. Colonel j. NJ. MOrehead and II.
B. Alvord.
This week will open with tile first meeting of
the Monday Evening Dancing Class which will
ha held fO-nipnt lIIuI'S Hall Ihnra Va ha
d large attendance and all OF the prettiest girls
Of the city will be there.
Mrs. Henry Gibbons will give another natl
nee tea from until o'clock oday In honor of
her daughter. Miss Ida Gibbons, and Miss
Ethel Cohen. Those who will assist in receiv-
ing are Mrs. Horace Davis, Mrs. w. r. Shauer
Miss Louisa Breeze Miss Nav Breeze Miss
Emma Butlel, Miss Clementina Kip, Miss Mary
Van Ness Miss Mamie Thomas. Miss Della
/ Mills Miss Julia Croker Miss Gertrude
Church and Miss Fanny Grant.
MIS-. L. L0wenberg Will give a matinee tea
! next Friday from until o'clock at her resi-
/ dence, COS Van Ness avenue, to meet Philo
| math and members OF other clubs. She VIII be
assisted ASST In RECEIVING by Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott,
Mrs. Henry Glbbons, Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper
! Mrs. w. II. Parnell. Mrs. William b. Carr and
| Mrs. Jorge L. GadAn.
Two mines selected from among members OF
the University Club and the Bohemian Club
VIII contest for supremacy at baseball next
Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the Cali
I ioiHId hoIhdnS hospital. Inc Hai2ht-street
/ grounds VIII be the scene OF action aud game
! Will be called al half past 2 Ocock. The price
OF admission Will be 81 for ADULTS and so cents
! Tor children. The contestants are practicinc
dally ana good game Is expected. The CALI
/ fornla Noman's Hospital is most deserving
Charity. 1t Is devoted exclusively TO the treat
ment OF women, who are received irrespective
OF cfeed or nationality, and are given all the
comforts OF home, In addition to medical and
! surgical treatment. All attendance is free
except 10 those who are able To pay moderate
sum Tor their board. The names and positions
oI the gentlemen who VIII participate In the
baseball game are as follows:
! University Club-Lawson 5. Adams catcher:
A: y. Allen, pitcher; Edward L. Eyre. first ba Sc
! Cnase, thIrd base; Thomas Magee Jr.. short
stop; Joseph 5. Iobin. left field; w. A. Magee
center held; A. j. Oibblee, right field; Patrick
Grant JI., Henry Haight and Paxton Howard
| substitutes.
Bohemian Club. Ruth, catcher; Frank l..
owen. pitcher; Lieutenant Thomas +. Ruhm
| Y. ). n, first base; John Mckee second base :
Lieutenant w. r. Smedberg Jr.. e. S. A.. Third
base; Robert j. Woods, short stop; Lieutenant
! wilcox, U. 5. A. lett field; Mr.. Spear, center
uelu; harry Dimond, right field Lieutenant r.
=. CroXton, U. s. A, Mr.. Archibald and e. r..
| Dlmond, substitutes.
MI ana Mrs, David Bixier have issued inyj-
ssatlons Tor reception which they VIII give on
MONDAY evening, November 10 at their resi-
oence. corner of Pierce and Union streets
An entertainment Will be given at the resi-
| uence OF Mrs. Louis r. Monteaple 1890 lack
sou street, on the afternoon and evening of
Uecenner oth, for The benefit of the Pioneer
hnoergarten Society. The evening pro-
| ~ o nInn, WIN consist OF the operrita widows
lhe Century Club by some of Miss Wiqhrow's
| pupils and members of the Saturday hIornino