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

Iections were given between the dances by
eminent people. and they were thoroughly en-
joyed by all until an early hour. The supper
was served in elegant style, being eneetlVely
arranged IN blue and gold.
The Dancing Class.
The members of the dancing class that meets
at Colonel c. T. Crocker's residence tnjoyed
their final cotillon of this season last Mond y
afternoon at the Castle mansion on Van Ness
avenue. The little ones with their showers of
confetti, and the crimson, gold and green
favors proved themselves loyal subjects OF Re
Felix. Many new and pretty figures werr In
troduced by the Misses May and Dora Duncan.
ana the afternoon was made decidedly
pleasant one.
Those present were: Miss Ruth Merrill. Miss
Elsie Dorr. Miss Pearl Landers. Miss Emily
Wilson. Miss Jeane Reid, Miss Margaret New
hail. Miss Jennie Croker, Miss Je nelte
Alexander, Miss Daisy PARROT. Miss Florence
King Miss Charlotte iison, Miss Maud
Bourn, Miss Marian Newhall. Miss May
Croker, Miss Harriet Alexander, Miss Louise
Parrot, Miss Lydia HOPKINS. Horace Hill.
George Whittell, TempletoD Crocxer, Clarence
Payne, Charles Merrill, Ogden Reid, Grant.
land VOORHEES,. Sydney Salisbury, Bert Payne
ana Porter Robinson.
BoIodo Surprise Party.
a most enjoyable surprise party was rendered
to Mrs. t. Bolodo on Saturday evening at her
residence, 17011A Jones street. Thr residence
was decorated without and within with lighted
Chinese lanterns, and the parlors were adorned
with fragrant roses. Dancing and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED In during the evening, and
a bounleous supper was enjoyed. A special
feature of the affair was the fancy dancing by
Miss Z. Thornbill and Miss A. McCormlc. The
affair was arranged by William Barry, George
Barry. Nj. Higgins. s. Hodgkins ana r. Gar
tborne.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. j. Bolodo,
Mrs. NJ. Barry, Mrs. w. Harvey, MISS >. Hodg-
klns, Miss M. Barry, Miss NJ. Bush, MISS A.
McGeary,. Miss X. Risk, Miss NJ. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Il. Harris, Niss Nj. Donovan. Miss A.
Brown, Miss E. Thornbil, Miss NJ. McMulen
Miss A. o, Clair, Mrs Z. Brant, Miss M. Dris-
coll. Nj. ID. Barry, ). Hodgkins, Major j. W..
Williams, j. Boland, William Barry. A. O'Brien,
+. Slavan, NJ. Higgins, G. Barry, j. }. johnson,
q. Shannon, Ii. McGonigle, Z. ONet,V V. Holiness
E. McGOnigle, M. Thornhill, Il. Garthorne and
j. P. Allen.
The Mcdonald Surprise Party.
Some of the schoolmates of Miss Belle Nc
Donald gave a surprise party last Wednesday
evc ming at her residence, 223 Fulton street.
The merry party enjoyed games. dancing and
a delicious supper. and it was after midnight
when the pleasant affair came TO an end.
Among those present were: Misses Belle,
Annie, Mary and Charlotte Mcdonald. Miss
M. Powers, Miss Nellie Reilly. Miss Tassie
Sullivan, Miss Josie Coakley, Miss Daisy Ches-
ter, Misses Nellie ana Annie Harrington, Miss
NJ. Sullivan, Miss Mary Canayan, Miss Maggie
d.
Mcdonald, V. Cutter, P Burr. j. o'ReilIy, j.
Somerset, W. Altman, A. Roundtree, ID. Ryan,
M. Cohn, L. Franchard and others.
Barron Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given by
Mrs. FL. Barron 10 Mrs. Rich OF Portland, at her
residence, 121 Herman street, on Saturday
evening, April 81. The two spacious parlors
were thrown open during the evening, and the
following excellent progfa anime rendered.: Songs
by the Magnolia quartet: specialtles, Jack
paniment. Miss Rose jacobson; whlstllng
solo, Arthur Irwin; recitation, James Booth;
scene from the tragedy Nero" rendered by
Edward Burrows, Miss Rose Burrows and
Walter Taisen; song anc dance, George Clarke !;
eccentricities, Silas Pierce; violin and piano
solo, Mr.. aud Mrs. Grove; concluding with The
oue-.ot farce ''The Two B0nnycastcs." in
which the following took part: W. Tasen,
Harry l.. CLICK, Arthur Cluh, Miss Lily Barron,
Miss Be tha Barren and Miss Stella Crehore.
the evening
Smith China Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Smith celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of their wedding on
Saturday evening, April 81, at their residence,
AL Twenly-sev nth street. The parlo rs were
all beautifully decorated with all the flowers of
the season, and the spacious basement was
cleared aud gayly decorated with bunting,
Chin Sc lanterns and eVorgTeens.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were the recipients OF
many pretty and valuable articles OF china
ware, among them being beautiful and COM
pleIe dinner set of 175 pieces The evening
was very pl asan ly spent IN singing aud recl-
Iaiions. and dancing was INDUCED tn until day
light. AT II O'Clock The guess repaired TO the
spacious diniug-room, where sumptuous re-
past was spread.