The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-02

Poett, Lieutenant w. r. Smedberg Jr., U. S.
A.. L. NfeC. Van Ness and L. Z. Van Wrinkle.
The party met at o'clock in the parIors of the
Baldwin Hotel, and then proceeded to the the
ater, where they Witnessed the production OF
The Lions Mouth" Afterward they were
driven IN carriages to the Palace Hotel. where
a delleions supper was served in the Maple
room. Dancing was enjoyed atterward until
ABOUT o'clock in the morning.
L he guests al the affair were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. de Ruvter MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Moore,
olan, Miss julia Crocker, Miss Ella Hobart,
Miss Dora Collier, Miss Alice McCutchen, Miss
Sara Collier, Miss Nellie Hillyer, Miss Mary
Thomas. Miss Allen Goad, Miss Edith Me-
Bean, Miss Isabel McKenna, Miss Ethel Muir
ply, Miss L. Campbell, Miss Miriam Moore.
Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss Bee Hooper, Miss
Nellie Woolrch, Miss Z. HOOP r, Miss Alice
Hobart, Miss Hattie Graham, Miss Ethel Co
hen, Miss McNutt, Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss
Jennie Hooker. Miss Grace Martin, Miss Mary
Eyre Miss Frances Moore, Miss Cora Smed-
berg Miss Mamie HolbrOok; Milton S. Latham,
Z. Sessions, Z. j. PriugIe DR., Addison E. MiZ-
ner Joseph Clement. w. B. Collier Jr, Edward
H. Sheldon. +. c. Macondray. l.. McMuIlin, A.
Reddington, John .. Blanchard, Maxwell Me-
Mutt, George d. Long, A. P. Hayne. Lieutenant
f. A. WILCOX, q. s. A, Charles Otis. Harry
Slmpkins, George Loughborough and Edward
NJ. Greenway.
Another enjoyable affair of Thursday even
ing was a surprise party given to l. w. He'll
man Jr. at the residence OF his parents on
Franklin street. MIR. Heilman VIII leave soon
to take charge of the Nevada Banks interests
at Los Angeles, so more than sixty OF his
friends assembled at bis home and gave him
genuine surprise. The entire residence was
handsomely decorated. the spacious ballroom
on the third floor being particularly attractive.
A humorous mock auction was pleasant fea-
ture OF the evening. Alexander Heynemann
beautiful souvenir. Dancing was enjoyed until
early morning and an elaborate supper was
served by Ludwig at midnight.
Mrs. William j. Younger gave delightful
lunch party last Friday OF her residence, 1414
California street. The luncheon was served In
the cOmmodiOus ballroom, which was ornate
with Gala lilies and ferns In profusion. After
partaking of the delicacies that had been pre-
pared some vocal and instrumental music was
enjoyed in the MUSHROOM. Those present
were: Mrs. William j. Younger, Mrs. E. B..
Cutter, Mrs. Walter C. Campbell, Mrs. Horace
Davis, Mrs. Gibbons. Mrs. Michael Castle,
Mrs. Lansing, Mrs. William Ii. Mills, Mrs.
Cluness, Mrs. William II. Brown and Mrs.
Horace Wilson.
Mrs. John II. Jewett gave most enjoyable
matinee ca last Saturday at her residence on
Bush street, in honor of Mrs. Clara l.. Gather
wood, who recently returned from prolonged
visit 10 the Eastern States. On Saturday even.
ing Mrs. Juda Newman entertained party of
friends at dinner at her home corner OF Fillmore
street and Pacific aYenu Winfield 5. Jones
gave very enjoyable musicale early In the
week at his residence in honor OF Mrs. Roger
Jones and Miss Katherine Lee Jones, who have
been visiting him from New York. There were
about forty guests present, and they were ad-
mirably entertained.
The FeStna Lente Skating Club has closed
its membership list, aud Is certainly very
popular organization. The attendance Is very
large at the regular meetings on Tuesday and
Friday aft rnoons, and from this lime on meet
ings will be held on Monday mornings also.
MIR. Stokes has received a letter from Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. who states that she and the
President Will be happy TO become members,
though they cannot ENJOY the privileges OF the
club. Mrs. Cleveland's name has been added
10 the list Of patronesSes.
The Dancing Class of '94 met last Saturday
evening at Lunps Hall aRd had most enjoy
able time There we're any number OF pretty
girls there and they did not lack partners.
Dancing was continued until midnight. The
patrOnesSes Of the club are: Mrs. II. Q. Davis,
Mrs. Southland Hoffman, Mrs. Il. E. Hunting
ton, Mrs. a. D. Moore, Mrs. Sidney NJ Smith
aid Mrs. j. c. Stubs.
Miss Miriam Moore gave an enjoyable tea
at O'Clock last Saturday at her home, on Pa
ctfe avenue, and Miss Isabel Mckenna also
gave matinee tea In honor OF Miss Mulligan
of Chicago, who is here on a brief visit.
There will be notable wedding at the resi-
dence OF n. K Masten. 2218 Clay street. to-
morrow night, when his daughter, Miss Mamie
Masten, will be united in marriage TO Dr.
Frank p. Wilson, son of the late Samuel NJ.
Wilson. The other important event of The
week will be the final meeting OF the Friday
Night Club which viii be held at Odd Fellows
Hal! next Friday evening. 1t will not be
eotill0n, simply an assembly. The hall win be
beautifully decorated and there win be very
ia-pa attendance.