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

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The debutantes are still holding high carni-
val in society circles with their many teas and
luncheons and are making the commencement
of the winter season much liYelier than was ex-
pected. There is one very important hing
that entertainers should not overlook during
the coming season, and that is contiiction IN
dates II has happened quite often in the past
that the date announced for some large tea or
evening reception would be the same that
some entertainment for sweet chaTily's sake
would take place OH, and naturally one would
detract from the other. Tie matinee Soiree
dansante given by the Woman's Exchange last
Saturday, which was fully described in yester-
days issue, was postponed one week on this
account
a notable wedding to take place soon will be
that OF Miss Marian POett and j. II. P How
ard. 1t will be celebrated at the residence OF
the brce's grandmother, Mrs. Henry b. Will
lams al Burlingame at noon on Wednesday,
November 81. The guests, numbering about
seventy relatives and intimate friends, Will
take the 1O:4O O'clock train in special cars 10
be conveyed TO the station. Archbishop Rlor-
dan Will oticiate. Miss Mabel Poett Will be
The maid OF honor. and The bridesmaids Will be
Miss Julia Remington, Miss Sarah Redington
and Miss Florence Mills. Harry Poett will act
as best man, ana the ushers Will comprise
l..
son and Talbot Clifton. There VIII be an elab-
crate breakfast after the wedding.
The wedding of Miss Laura Clarke, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Clarke OF Sacramento,
and Colonel j. r. Wright Of Sacramento VIII
take place a. $50 O'Clock next W Wednesday
evening ar Trinity Church IN this city. There
will be a reception atterward ar the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. 5. Baldwin, 2231 Washing
ton street Miss Half of New York and Miss
Julia CTocker will De the bridesmaids, Joseph
d. Grant Will act as pest man and The usherS
VIII be Charles II. Croker, Samuel knight, Ii.
B. Houghton aud Il, Nj. Hobrook.
The wedding OF Miss Lucille B. Edwards and
Robert ugustus Bray OF Fruitvale VII! take
place al O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon at
The home Of Mrs. Charles \. Champion in Ala
media. Only relatives Will be present.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward MOale, Third In
fantry, L. ). A, who has been stationed here
for several years as inspector OF small arms
practice, lett last Monday for Fort smelling,
MINI. On the eve OF bis departure sever al OF
his friends gave dinner in his honor at the
Pacific Union Club. Those present were: Li-u-
en- autColOnel Edward Moale, I. 5. A, Fl ed
erlck Il. eb>teT. II. Henry Neuve, +. f. Ger
aid, J. A. Hart Waller 5. NewhaII, j. NJ. Quay.
Major j. /. RathbOne, G. +. Fearing, Clinton
Z. WOrdeu, Oscar 7. Sewail c. +. Fargo j. ID.
". Allen, Charles Peterson, Joseph D. Grant
and John q. +. Moaie, I. ). y. son or Colonel
Among the teas of last week there was one
that was exceedingly pleasant. Il was given
By Mrs. Henry Gibbons last Monday al her res
ldence, 800 Polk street, IN honor Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Gibbons, and Miss Ethel Cohen.
The ladies' were assisted In receiving Dy Mrs
Thomas Breeze. Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss
julia Crocker, Miss Della Mills, Miss mary Bell
Gwin. Miss Emma Butler. Miss Gertrude
Church, Miss Cora Smedberg and Miss Daisy
Van Ness. The lOCms were effectively deco
rated with roses, clrySanthemums aud ported
plants. and from + until o'clock they
were filed Win visitors. Music, conversation
and the service Of light refreshments served
TO max the hours pass VERY pleasantly.
Among hose WHO called were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. Avery Mccarthy. Mrs. William Ii. Mills
Miss Mae Tucker, Miss Claire Tucker, Miss
Mamie HolbrOok, Miss Eda Moody, Miss Hilda
Macdonald, Miss Edna Robinson, Miss Ida
Robinson, Miss Mamie Nc uiin, Miss Mary
Bowen. Miss Clarce sheldon, Miss Mamie
Thomas, Miss Helen Stubs, Miss Daisy Van
Ness, Miss Maud Younger, Miss Bessie
Younger, Souihard Hoffman Jr.. George de
Long, II. NJ. HOlbrook. Frederick II. Coon, DIR.
Il. NJ. richardson, Addison Miner, Wilson
Mlzner, a. MdcOndray. Robert VI. Eyre, ~. L.
Breeze, Il. NJ. Duperu, Burns Macdonald, F. +.
DeeTng. Irving Mills Lieutenant H. C. Benson,
7: 8. a., Morton Il. Gibbons, c. E Mackay,
Willis Polk, Cutler Paige and c. {. v Reeve.
Captain and Mrs Samuel NJ Blair and their
daughter, Miss Jennie Blair, gave an elaborate
dinner party last MonGay evening at their re 81
dence on Van Ness avenue, in honor of Mr.
and MIS-. Hermann Oelrichs. The dining-table
was covered with Nile green SILK edged with
white lace, and was graced with piofusion OF
large yellow chtySanthemums. A string or
cbestra played during The service of the din
ner, and about three hours were pleasantly
passed at the table. The guess present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oeirlchs. Mr. and Mrs.
L. 7. DreXler, MI. and Mrs. Frank j. Sullivan,
Miss Nellie JOllitfe, Miss Minnie Houghtou
Miss Emma Spreckeis Miss Laura McKinstry,
Miss Belle Smith Miss Lillian OConpor J. l.
Ellison of Philadelphia. Charles L. Fearing of
New York, c. OSgOod Hooker, James ID. Pbe-
Ian Francis j. Carolan, A. H. Small and Fred
erick +. Webster
Mrs. Richard T. Carroll gave theater-party
al the Baldwin last Monday evening in honor
OF Miss Virginia Fair, who was former school
mate OF her daughter, Miss LIZZIE Carroll
After witnessing the performance OF Lady
Clancarty," the party was driven 10 Mrs. Car
rolls residence, 1920 Van Ness avenue, where
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comprised: Mrs. Z. L. Carroll, Mrs. Eleanor
Martin, Miss LIZZIE Carroll, MlssVirginia FAIR
Miss Celia Iobin, Miss Isabel MckeDna, Miss
Fanny LouehbGrough, Miss Marie Zane, Rich
ara NJ. Tobin, Edward b Greeuway, H. l..
Simpkins, ID. ST. Clair Boyd, Cesa,e Poma.
D'mlel Murphy of Sau Jose, Andrew Martin
ana John Il. Carroll.
Mr. and MIS- William NJ. Gwin and their
daughter, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, gave large
theater party at The BALDWIN last Monday
evening, followed by a supper at their resi-
dence, 2310 Octavia street.
Miss Alice Hager entertained seventeen
young ladies at luncheon last Tuesday at the
home OF her mother, Mis-. L. l.. Hager. on
Cough street. Yellow was the color that pre-
dominated IN the decoration of the house
where cbrysantbemumS and roses were used
In abundance. The dlning-ta was ornate
with an array of yellow roses set amid the ele-
CANT service ana at each cover was a corsage
bouquet OF American Beauty roses and a hand
some silver pm as souvenir. An orchestra
played during the luncheon, which was highly
enjoyed by all Those present were: Miss
Emelle Hager, Miss Alice Hager. Miss Virginia
Fair, MISS Fanny lOugbDOfOugb, Miss Marie
Zane, Miss Isabel Mckenna, Miss May HoH-
man, Miss Mamie Thomas. Miss Daisy Van
Ness. Miss Emily Carolan. Miss Emma Butler,
Miss Ethel Cohen. Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss
Nellie Wooricb, Miss Eleanor Wood, Miss
Cora Smedberg, Miss Ethel TOmpkins and Miss
Julia CrockeT
Rev. and Mrs. William IDgraham Kip gave an
enjoyable dinner party last "Wednesday even.
ing at their residence, 90l Eddy street, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Clementina Kip,
who is debuJante OF this season. There were
sixteen at The table, which was prettily deco
rated with La France roses and maidenhalr
ferns. Huber's Hungarian Orchestra played
during the service Of the menu and the affair
was made delightful one Id every way. Those
present were: Miss Clementina Kip, Miss Nc
Mutt. Miss Emma Butler. Miss Mary Bell GwIu,
Miss Marie VOORHEES,. Miss Miles, Miss Mer-
cadO, Miss Sallie Maynard, Edward Nj. Green
way. charles IL; Mcintosh, Duncan Hayne,
Lieutenant II. c. Benson, U. 5. A., Frederick
ID. Coon, Rhodes Borden. Lieutenant l.. +. XII
bourne, Y. >. A, aud Frank Van Ness.
Inc INST anniversary of the wedding OF Mr..
and MRS. Clinton L. Worden was pleasantly
coInmemorated last Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. A. n. Towne, who gave dinner
party In their honor at their home on California