The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-05
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was the attraction of the evening and several
hours were devoted TO 1t. followed by a deli
ci0us supper
Another affair of Thursday evening was
dinner party gwen by the Misses Fanny and
julia CrocEer at their residence on Suffer
street. AT The conclusion of The dinner the
entire party went To the Martin cotillion. The
Mclean, Miss Sara Collier, Miss Alice Nc
Cutchen. MISS Jennie Blair Southland Hoffman
Lawrence Van Winklr, E. Ii. Sheldon, Mr. Nc
Grew. NJ. s. Latham and f. NJ. Grrenway.
he particular event of Thursday evening
was the cotlilon given by Mrs. Camille Martin
at hei residence, I'll any street. in honor of
Rer daughter, Miss Grace Martin. The guests
were all young people of the dancing set Mrs.
A. L. Garceau OF Chicago and Mrs. Smith as
sisted lie hostess IN receiving. The cotillion
was started at 10 o'clock under the leadership
OIL t. NJ Greenway, whose partner was Miss
Grace Martin. Eight figures were danced ana
In four of them pretty favors were distributed.
AN elabci ate supper was served at mldnlgbi,
alter which dancing was resumed for several
hours. 1ht affair was a delightful one III every
way.
Among those present were: Miss Grace Mar
tin, Miss HOughtOn. Miss MckiustTy. Miss NC
Bean. MISS Meta Graham. Miss Hattie Ora
ham, Miss Collier, Miss Campbell, MISS Me-
Cutchen. Miss Smedberg Miss Carrie lay
lof, Miss Mamie Mchiullen Miss Hooper, Miss
Bee Hooper, Miss LoughbOrough Miss Zane,
Miss Fanny CIocker, Miss julia Croker, MISS
Mcpherson, Miss Ethel Murphy Miss Louie
Oidlke. MISS Louise AOQIQeT, MISS OOpliV Spi0
man, \ ISIS Buling, Miss ToDn, Miss Jennie
Blair, L. Nj. GIeenway, Southland Holman, Au-
gusIus Taylor, W. II. Taylor Jr., l. u. Schmie'
cell. A. F. Hayne, i. A. Coon, Lawrence van
Wrinkle William Breeze. +. a. MacOndray, Nj.
S. Latham, Lieutenant Wilcox, u 3 A Leu
tenant c. +. Summei all, u >. A.; W. Is. confer
.Jr Mr. Van y -, Lieutenant W. Il. Haan, U.
5. A.; A. e. Loughborougn. George Loughbor-
ough, 7. u. Martin. a. b. Moulder, Joseph
Toblu ard Lieutenant w. Il. Smedberg DR.,
L. ) A.
information was received from Philadelphia
last Thursday OF the marriage there at noon of
Miss Eugenla Chaplin. daughter OF lillian
Cashier Chaplin, ana Ensign Harry George,
u. ). y. The wedding took place at St PauPs
Church and was largely attended. he happy
couple Will come Out here soon 10 reside al the
Mare Island Navy yard, and Will receive their
friends there alter February 20.
The members of the Entire Nous CotiliOn
Club gave a german last Friday evening in
Maple II all at The Palace Hotel and succeeded
admirably in giving very successful party.
There many pretty girls there in becoming
gowns. Excellent music was furnished, and
The figures danced possessed the merit of
lion with Miss Mabel Geiman. Those IN The
first set comprised D. w. Wise, Miss Nancy
ter. Eugene Hockett, Miss Lucille smith.
Clarence Music, MISS Ada Keenan,, William L.
Humphreys Jr., Miss Helen Martin, Frederick
Ii. Parks Miss Marie Babiu, Arthur j. Eagle
son. Miss Alice BabiD, Harry A. SAKE. Miss
Grace BertZ, DR.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Piatt.
Oakland society people were greatly inter-
ested 10 the dancing party given lasi Friday
evening by Mis-. Johu W. Coleman and Miss
j. Ssie Coleman at their home on Eighteenth
street Elaborate preparations had been made
for the affair, and lie house was decorated IN
exquisite taste. The parlOrs and reception
room were Trimmed with tropical foliage and
ciluging vines aItisiicav arranged. The spa
ciOuS grounds were Illuminated with arc lights,
and a canvas aisle hung with Japanese lanterns
led from The carriage landing on the
street TO the steps. rustic pavilion 30x40
feet ID size had been erected on the lawn OF Tie
the dancers.
The floor was cahvased and The ceiling fes-
TONED with ropes OF smilaX alternating with
breadthS OF cIean-white bunting. Clusters of
electric lights with variegaIed coloted globes
lent novel effect 10 the scene. A superb
string orchestra of seven pieces stationed IN the
MUSHROOM at one end OF The dancing pavilion
discussed exquisite music. Durngthe evening
dainty refreshments were served. About 200
Invitations were issued, and thu younger sci of
those socially prominent IN Oakland were well
represented among those present.
The Misses Ida, Maude and May BOurn gave
very pleasant matinee Tea last Friday al
their home, corner OF Cough and Broadway,
and chaiminely entertained many OF their
friends. Mrs. j. ID. Fry received party calls
that Same afternoon and welcomed many OF
her friends WHO "eTe present al her tea or The
previous week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatlu threw open
their elegant residence, corner OF Jackson and
Scott streets, last Saturday evening to their
friends aud gave brilliant reception there.
over five hundred invitations had been Issued,
ana llefe were Dull lew regrets. Many lflenuS
whom the host and hostess had when they re-
sided III Sacramento were present. Mrs. Gal
/ latin looked very attractive in beautiful robe
of white MORE antique. trimmed with point
lace, and wore paruTe OF diamonds. she was
assisted IN receiving by Mrs. ii. L. Hunting
ton, Mrs. w. e. Van Fleet Mrs. j. G. Stubs,
Mrs. Edgar DE Pue and Miss Jennie McFar-
land The Gallatin mansion is one of The most
beautiful residences I'D San francisco, having
| spacious rooms and being elegantly furnished.
Fragrant flowers In vases and jardinieres gave
"A brighter Than
and fern sprays were also used effectively in
decorating the apartments. The hungarian
orchestra played during the hours OF The receD-
tlon and at 10 O'Clock sumptuous supper
was served.
Mrs. j. +. Boneste and her daughter-in- law,
Mrs. K. q. Bonestell, entertained large num-
given al The residence OF The former. 11l3 Bush
street. The parioTs were ornate with
flowers and the guests enjoyed music, converse
ton and the service of refreshments.
Misses Fanny and Julia Croker gave an en-
joyable dinner party recently at their HON on
suffer ST. eet, aud afterward took their guests
To the iheater. The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Green, Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss
Jennie Blair. Southard Hoffman, Augustus
Taylor, Oscar Seawell and S. e. Buckbee.
Mrs. Charles S. Holmes aud Miss Holmes
gave pleasant reception recently at their
residence 6l0 ShOtwel str ct, in honor OF
Miss Patton OF Winnipeg. Canaoa, who is visit
ing them. Tile laTg parlors, brilliantly lighted
and iasIefully decorated with flowers and
smilax, formed an .ttractive scene, which was
graced by the presence OF more IMAM sixty
guests. Cards for progressive conversation
were distributed early, and caused consider
able mefIiment as various topics Of the day
were brightly discussed. On the reverse of the
cards was the cast OF characters for little
farce, which was cleVerly presented by Chester
Rosekrans, Edward Gedge. Thomas lrwiD,
Miss Mabel Sankey and Miss Ida Bernhard
Light refreshments were served afterward, and
it was quite late when the pleasant affair
ended.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 5. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 5.
Dana, Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Mohr, DIR. and Mrs.
Frank III. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs William E.
Dennison, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Z. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Kerr, Mrs. Edward
Harland of Chicago, Miss. Hattie Patton of
Winnipeg, Canada; Miss Matte Casey, Miss
Mabel Sankey, Miss Beatrice Partridge, Miss
SUSIE Kingsbuly Miss May Casey, Miss Ada
Bird. Miss Carrie Davis, Miss MAZE Coop. Miss
Bayey, Miss Ethel johnson. Miss Eva Ander
sou, Miss Rosekrans, Miss Alma Woodbridge,
Willard kingsbury, Percy OBrieD, Charles
Campbell. Russ Avery. George ID. Kierulf, Ed
ward Heweif, Clarence Holmes, alban Rogers,
James l.. Case Miss NOrine Bayley, Miss Ida
Bernhard, Miss Elma Dean. Miss Isabelle
Rogers, Miss Nellie Holmes, DR.. Z. E. Kelly.
Newton Rosekrans. Philip Fisher, Frank 5.
Boges, Elmer Rowell, Win Morgan, Chester
Rosekrans, Louis Fischbeck. Tom Irwin, Miss
\ abeI Sralung, Miss Ida Coaingt0n, Miss