The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-10

Joseph NJ. Quay. J. b. Crockett, Richard H.
Pease, FTederck w. Z lie, William f. Brown
). +. Randol, William f. Herrin. G. 2. Erlls. II.
=. Huntington, Horace u. Platt, Major Alfred
4. Bates, U. B. a, Major Amos S. ktmball, U.
;. A, Lieutenant Colonel James 6. c. Lee, U.
). A, LeuIenant- Colonel W. H. "a. BenyaurG,
Y. s. A. T. j. du Pue, Judge Joseph McKenna.
w. b. Dlmond.
On Thursday evening the handsome resi-
aehce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leuis Sloss, on Van
Ness avenue, was ablaZe with light ana be-
decked with flowers, the occasion being a re-
ctptlon rendered by them 10 Miss Greenwaid, a
sister OF The hostess, in honor of her debut into
the realms OF society. The interior of the resi-
dence was beautifully decorated with cnrys-
ahthemums, palm ferns and choice roses. The
liSt OF invited guests was large one, and In
consequence the spacious parlOrs were thronged
Throughout the entire evening. Dancing was
INDUCED In until midnight, when a sumptuous
repaSt was served.
Mr.. Reginald w. Reeves and MIR. r. f. Car.
man oil New York aud Henry }. CrOcker were
Tue honorcd guests al an elaborate dinner party
rendered them by Mr.. John Parrott at the Pa
enc Union Club thursday evening. Mr.. Crock
er Is president OF the Horse Show Association
aud MesSrS. Reeves and Carman acted as
Judges during the recent exhibition at the pa
WHOM. The appointments of the dinner were
perfect and the evening was most enioyably
passed BY all present
On Thursday. at her residence 1T $50 Post
street. Miss Rose Sachs gave delightful lunch
tanned.
Al the residence of Captain and Mrs. Blair
on ' an Ness avenue on Friday last, an enjOya-
bic luncheon was given by Miss Blair in honor
OF Miss Mamie Denning, niece of the late
Mrs. Charles Croker. The latter young lady
Is a resident OF Sacramento and has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Croker. In view
OF The fact that she is soon to be welded. the
luncheon was arranged as sort of an express
sion OF esteem on the part OF her young lady
friends The dining-room in which The lunch
con was served was artisticaIly decorated. The
table being laden with roses filled with golden
hued chrySaDthemums. The lamp shades were
also IN keeping with the hues of The floral dec
orations. at the conclusion OF the dainty re-
past, the guests repaired TO the spacious draw
lDe'room. where the afternoon was passed
pleasantly with music and conversation.
The guests We're: Miss Mamie Holbrook Miss
Fannie Croker Miss Sheldon, Miss Alice
Scott, Miss Nav Bowen, Miss Lena Bates, Miss
Smith, Miss Florence Ives and Miss Mabel
Demlug.
Last Friday evening a very pleasant party
was given in the Maple Room. Palace
Hotel, by recently organized dancing club.
Notwithstanding the strong counter attEac-
lion AT ODD Fellows Hall the attendance
was quite large and the evening was de-
fully decorated aud the gowns worn by the
ladies were elegant. Dancing was commenced
al ) o'clock and continued Until midnight. when
supper was served III the banquet hall. At 10
O'clock the german was begun and several new
figures were executed. Leonard Everett led
The first set very acceptably, the same being
made up OF Miss Ayers, Miss Tllden Miss Van
Clack. Miss Pratt, Miss Croker, Miss Mills.
Miss Bishop aud MesSrs. Hall, Taylor, Hobbs,
Lundborg, Russell, Eastwood, BOnnell and
Humphreys.
The guests were received by Mrs G. V.
Ayers, Mrs. Alex Sharon, Mrs. Frank Sumner
ana Mrs. William Ii. Mills, assisted by The
committee consisting of Miss Ayers, Miss Mills,
Miss Hall and Miss Everett.
On Friday evening President and Mrs KEEL
logg gave another one OF their delightful recep-
tons TO the seniors al their pretty nome in
Berkeley.
The Introduction OF Miss Blanche Baldwin
into society was made the occasion OF delight
ful tea given in her honor by her mother Mrs.
Orville d. Baldwin. on Saturday in the family
residence, "Windemere." 300 Washington
street. Nearly three hundred guests responded
TO the invitations, and the afternoon from
until O'clock was passed most enjoyably. The
interior Of the be autiful dwelling was decorated
artistically with the brightest and rarest of
FlOra's gems, the dinng-roOm and observatory
beng MADE especially beautiful. Sweet peas,
chrysanthemums and fairy lamps greeted the
delighted vision OIL all sides. Willie string Or
chestra furnished delightful music.
Mrs. Baldwin and her daughter we're assisted
in receiving by Mrs. ID. Richards, Mrs. c.
Ellinwood, Miss Della Mills, Miss Lottle
fat, Miss May Palmer. Miss Charlotte Cum
ningham. Miss Grace Bertz, Miss May Colburn,
Miss Hilda Macdonald. Miss Isabel Preston
and Miss ROSaiynde Bryant.
banquet in honor of Brigadier General For
syth, U. 5. A, was given at the Bohemian Club
on Saturday evening. There were about 100
gentlemen seated at the table, and Horace G.
Plat, president OF The club, presided. The
hungarian Orchestra furnished music during
the feast, after which numerous toasts were
proposed and responded to feengy.
An elegant dinner party was given on Satur-
day evening by MIR. and Mrs. George Tyson at
their residence in Alameda In honor of Miss
SIlYey of New York. The decorations were
tasteful and the menu elaborate
Those present in addition TO the host and
hostess and honored guest were: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BisseI,
Mr.. and MIS-. Arthur Brown. Miss Jessie
Brown, Miss Hasslet DR.. p. Jones and James
Tyson.
At noon Saturday G. n. Kellner of San Jose
and Amelia Folkman were married at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Volkman, the
BRIDES parents. The wedding was quiet one
only the Intimate friends OF the two families
The football team Of the University of Cali.
fOrna was rendered a reception on Saturday
evening by the ladies of Berkeley at Stiles
logg. Mrs. Bonte, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Christy,
Mrs. Gaylor, Mrs. Lange. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs
Merrill. Mrs. Paget, Mrs. Plehn, Mrs. Whiting
Mrs. Rising and Mrs. Slate.
j. McDOnald and Miss Katie Smith were
united in marriage at ST. Patrick's Church on
Sunday evening last.
On uesOdy evening" November 81, Miss
Daisy r. BuSwel of East Oakland and Wallace
Wilson. Boston lawyer, were married at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. Henry j.
Fitch, at Hyde Park, Mass. The bride wore a
gown OF white satin, duchess, and lace, with
pearl ornaments Some forty relatives and
friends were present. There was music by
Boston orchestra and an elaborate wedding
supper Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have taken up
their residence In Braintree.
Dr. and Mrs. Luxe Robinson gave one of their
enjoyable and charming dinners 10 their daugn-
Iers' friend Miss WEIGH and her fiance Mr.
Russell, Sunday evening. the "a Ii inst, in their
pleasant home on Van Ness avenue. / he affair
was not all elaborate one, few outside the home
circle participating; but, nevertheless. every
Thing was In Keeping win the pIOverbiai hos
pltality Of host aud hostess.
The Misses Moulder entertained large num-
Der of young people OH Tuesday evening at SO
Bush street. Living pictures were The features
of the entertainment.
A reception was given by Mrs. A. Nurhouse
at her residence, 1917 OFarrell street. on Sun
day last. lt was an exceedingly enjoyable
affair IN every particular.
A bazaar will be held in the hoproom at the
Z esidio next Saturday afternoon and evening
for the benefit of the charity work of the