The morning call., 1894-04-16


Mrs. William II. Mills gave delightful musi-
cale last Friday evening at her homr In honor
OF MRS. Y. Z. Huntington and Princess HatZ-
ielut. Inc guests enjoyed brilliant pro-
E,dnlme oil music, which was followed by de-
llclous supper.
One OF the iollest outings Of the season was
tHe excursion around the bay given last Satuf-
DAY by Mrs. John S. ger. There were about
Sixty ladies' and gentlemen invited, aud they
boarded The iugboat Fearless al MissiOn-street
pier al 1890 o'clock. The HunRa Ian Or
chestra played The latest popular music as the
vessel danced over the waves. and most de-
llghful time was had. Refreshments werr
served bounteOusly. the salt sea air having an
apEreciablr effect on the apretites of all. Va
rlous places around the harbor WIRE visited.
and return was made al 4 late hour.
Mrs. Hager's CUES were: MIR. and Mrs.
Louis T. ! arrott, Mr.. ana Mrs. John e. de
Ruyter Mr. and Mrs. g. A. Spreekels, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Downey Harvey, MIR. and Mrs. George
H. Lent, Mir. and Mrs. j. B. Crockett, Mrs. L.
n. Coli, Mrs. E. B. Coleman, The Misses Hager,
Miss Sallir Maynard, Miss Beth Sperry, Miss
Minnie Houghtou. Miss Nells Hnlyer, ,MisSAnua
Head, Miss Eleanor Wood, Miss Jennie
Hooker, Misc Miri N Moore. Miss Van Ness,
Alice Hobart. Miss Ella Hobart. Misses
Hooper, Miss Alice Decker, Miss Jennie Chees-
man, Miss Mamie HOlbrook, Miss Alice Scott.
Colonel F. Crocker, Jose ID. Grant T. H.
Sheldon. Walter Leonard Dean. William s. Me
MuTtry, A. Ii. Small Z. NJ. Greenway, Horace
G. Plat, f. II. Coon, j. A. Hart George A.
Newhail, George B. Richardson, James A.
Robinson, samuel knight, Elliott McAllister,
james Brett Stokes, c. Osgood Hooker, Samuel
h. Boardman. Charles X. Mcln osh. E. T.
nMessersmlIh; Colin Smith, Joseph 5. Tobin,
Frank Nee. Van Ness, Joseph Clement Lieu
tenant L. H. Slrother U. S. A., and Lieutenant
s. l.. Faison, .. S. A
a party Of about twenty young ladies gave
tueboat Tty last Saturday, and Invited quite
number OF their gentlemen friends 10 ac-
company them. The trio around the bay was
made on the Sea King. and the affair was pleas
ureabie In the extreme.
those In the party were Mr. and Mrs.
George W. McNear, MIR. and Mrs, w. A.
\ agee, Mr.. and Mrs. homas NJ gee Jr., Miss
Mamie Thomas. Miss Ethel Mui ply, Miss Bell
u'ehtnson, ISIS kalle Clark, Miss kitIie
Pierce, Miss Fanny Croker, Miss Julia
O. rocker, Miss Maud Younger, Miss Bessie
Younger, Miss Male Tucker Miss Alice Merry,
Miss Alice Am s, Miss Ethel Cohen, Miss
Emma Butler, Miss Dorothy Collier; Baron
UechtritZ, Mr. EdmOnds, Lieutenant g. A. +.
Flag Ell, .. S. A.. Lieutenant 5. A. COman, U.
;. A; Lieutenant c. p. Summerali, U. ). A;
Frank l.. Ow, q, MIR. Findley, Soulhaid hOff.
Feinald, Lieutenant Martin, U. S. A.; Lieu
tenant Outton, U. S. A; Lieutenant I. +.
RUBIN. U. S. N; Frederick Magee, Mr..
Duperu, Charles Grant, Lawrence L. Van
Wnkle. Samuel G. Buckbee, Charles Hubbard,
Mr.. Landeis, Lawson 5. Adams, George de
Long, Harry Miller, Horace NJ iller. Perry
HayBe, Maxwell McNUtt, Harry foeIt, Stan
ley jackson, Page Collier, Mr.. w yman aud
MIR. Gardiner.
The members of the DaGcing Glass of "a
met al LunPs Hall last Saturday evening aud
the embryCtic debutantes ana gallant Young
Cavaliers danced HE cOtill0n under the abl
leadership of Lawrence Van Winkle. The
pleasant affair eliminated al midnight
Just previous TO her departure Tor her ranch
in Napa ounty an elaborate lunch party was
given by Mrs. Clara l.. CatherwOod at the Oc-
eldental Hotel. Her guests comprised Mrs.
I; +. Huntington, Princess hStzfeld'. Mrs:
Margaret Irvine. MRS. Nj. H. de Young and
Mrs. Scale.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine entertained several
ladies at luncheon at the Palace Hotel early IN
the wee. AS the day was quite warm the re-
past WIS served In the court. Beautiful
flowers adorned the table and delicious menu
was served.
Miss Ethel Cohen gave lunch party recently
at her home "FerDside." in Alameda. and
Hospitality entertained Mrs. Harry Haight,
Miss Miriam Moore. Miss Isabel McKeDna,
Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss Julia Crocker, Miss
Belle HujehiDsOn. Miss Ethel Murph Y, Miss
Emma Butler. Miss MoGlGer, Miss Sara Collier
and Miss Bessie Wheaton.
A dinner party was given by Mrs. Moses
Hopkins rec ntly at her residence, corner OF
Clay aud Buchanan streets. The table was
very pretIlly decorated. Cherry boughs laden
with The UiDk blossoms were laid upon the
table behind semi-transpareDt fans OF white
and there was large cluster of pink
roses near The end Of thr table. The guests of
Mrs. Hops ins were Mr.. and MIS-. Henry t.
Dimoud. Miss Mamie HolbrooE, Miss Nellie
RnIyer, Miss Minnie Houehon, Samuel
knight, Harry NJ. Holbrook. Ii. b. Houehton,
Jos ph Clement. aul Jarb0e and Lieutenant
Harry BrnsoD. Z. s. A.
Joseph D. Grant gave dinner party recently
at the University Club in honor OF MIR. and
Mrs. Whitelaw Id. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. u. Lanier OF New York,
Mrs A. M. Easton and Mr.. Sorchon. w. 6.
Lawrence and E. q. johnson. of New York.
Colon aud MIS-. Southard Hoffman and their
Mss May Holman, enterlalned
party OF friends at their residence on Pacific
avenue at elaborate dinner recently. The
others present were; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis Boyd, Miss Jennie Cbeesman, Miss Edith
Mclean. Niss Alice Ames, Edward II. Sheldon,
Ensign William r. Shoemaker, Z. ). N, Law
renee Van Winkle and aouthard Hoffman jr.
Every one who is In the mystic swim is talk
ing about The reception that oionel c. +.
Croker and Mrs. A. NJ. Easton will give to-
morrow night at the residence OF the former,
corner of Leavenworth and Pine streets. Ii
viii be in honor OF Hon. ana Mrs. Wbitelaw
Reid of New York. About 200 Invitations have
been issued.
The latest engagement to make public is that
or Miss Louise Buchanan Findley, third daugh-
ter Of the late Hon. Thomas Findlry, 10 Frank
Sliman Lusk OF Denver, Col. The wedding
Will Ia e place on Wednesday, April 20, at The
home of the BRIDES mother, 1910 Cough street.
Mr.. Lusk is expecl ed to arrive hete soon with
his best man, j. B. klnman oil New York.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Kip, daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. Law enee Kip Of New York
City. and Richard s. McCreary, son of Andrew
b. Nee cary Of this city, Will take place next
Wednesday, at Grace Church IN New York
CITY. Ii VIII be very fashionable and brilliant
affair.
The first OF a series OF literary receptions TO
be given by Madame de Kontski took place at
her residence, 1927 Geafy street, last Thurs
oay evening. The elegant parlors were elabo-
fateiy decorated with d prOfusiOn OF tropical
plahls Whlch presented charming appear
anee. Mrs. Frances Quinn degb ed the
hearers by reading Ansbey's "a Hypnotic
oeance," 10 which ste did full justice. Madame
de h0ntskl thr1 read Translated version OF
her husbands memoirs, which consumed the
remainder OF the evening. Chevaler de
hontskl rendered number OF selections on
the piano In his usual inimitable style and the
guests departed az lat hour
At the second s0lree TO be given ueYt
Wednesday evening Adolphe Flamant fne
wel-known playwright, will read passaprs
from the most striking scenes contained in his
new play, "Napoleou The First" and Madame
de KOnIs will resume the second chapter of
the chevalier's memoirs.
The spring exhibition OF the San Francisco
Arr Association will be held al the Mark Hon
kim InstnuIe OF Art, beginning Tuesday even
ing April II, aud continuing for five weeks
thereafter. The xbibnion Will be open during
he day and on every Thursday venlng, when
musical entertainment viii be given. re-
ceptioD for members and their Invited guests
OpIy will be held oD the opening evening, Tues
dsy April II. The rule governing admissions
10 the reception Is as follows: A member's
ticket, II held by gentleman. Will admit the
holder whose name iT bears and one lady.
Iadv's ticket will admit herself and one other