The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-17

Mrs. Louis Nj. Hamburger in the salon of
the Russian section. The apartment was
beautifully decorated with prOfuslon OF
choice roses and other flowers.
These Wednesday and Saturday teas are
the only society functions on the grounds
and have become very popular. The last
of these impromptu entertainments will
be given on the afternoon of the Fourth
IF July. During the progress of the eX-
position the following guests have been
entertained:
Prince OukromSky, Princess Colonna, exMin-
lister ana Nine. Dupuy de Lone Miss Harriet
HoSmer, MI. and Mrs. Walker, Miss Walker, G.
Grunwaldt, ex-Secretary John n. Foster. Mrs.
Foster, Rev. and Mrs. John Rouse, Mr. and
Mrs. John B.. Drake, the Misses Drake, Miss
Ethel Long, Mrs. Charles B. Pope, Miss Mary
Booth, MIR. and Mrs. Edwin HennIng, Edwin
Lampheie. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spauidng.
MISS Pond, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. L. BOnney, Miss
Preston George T. Bromley, Professor Bacon,
George Merrill. II. q. PlstI, MIR. and Mrs.
Donaldson, Mr.. Lakemlre. Mrs. Cogswell, Mr..
George Butler. Miss Noon, Miss Wedemeyer,
General and Mrs. Ruger. Miss Ruger Colonel
and Mrs. j. O. Z. Lee. Colonel and Mrs. e. II.
Gieenleaf, General and Mrs Graham. Colonel
and Mrs. Shafter, Miss Shdfter, Miss Graham,
Major Egan, Lieutenant and Mrs. Mills, Cap
tam Thomas Adams. Lieutenant Galbraith,
Lieutenant MARTIN, Captain and Mrs.
Frank de J.. Darlington, Mrs. William
+. Bowers, Mrs. Fred Green, Mrs. Hort,
Mrs. j. j. Crooks, Mrs. r. Mackenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs. a: 4. WlgmOre. Mr.. and Mrs. Whelan,
Mr. and Mrs. James McNutt. MIR. and Mrs.
Wheeler, MI. and Mrs. James r. Dunn, Mrs.
Henry Croker Miss O'Connor Miss Maud
O'COnnor. Miss Pease. Collector and Mrs Wise,
b. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCoppin, Mr..
and Mrs. Solly Walter. Miss HOughtOn, Mr.and
Mrs. A. s. Blake Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Stubs.
Mrs. j. a. HOsmer, Miss HOsmer Mrs. William
Mrs auderlyDn Stow, Mrs. W. Stow, Mr. and
Mrs. |. Requa. Miss Reuua, Miss Bur- Mrs.
Remt Chabot, Mrs. Il. 5. knight, Miss Chabot.
Mrs. i. j. Symmes. Mrs. George Strickland,
Mrs. William D. Younger, Miss Younger
Commlssloner-General Benu ObeTmayer
OIL switzerland desires TO announce that
In connection with tia proposed giving
away OF souvenir spoons on Swiss day, on
| Wednesday next, it will be five coupons
| instead OF four, as at first announced,
which will entitle the holder to his choice
between the heavy silver souvenir spoon
and the smaller one. Single coupons will
eDtltle the holder to the smaller souvenir
spoon. but this in itself is very beautiful
souvenir and one which has been eagerly
sought after at the exposition. The an
nouncement that these are to be given
I away 10 the purchaser of every 50-cent
ticket on Wednesday next is sure 10 draw
big crowd. Coupons will be attached
only to JO-cent tickets, good until P. NJ.
The evening 25-ceDt ticket will include no
coupons.
There are interesting cele brations booked
on the Exposition calendar for nearly
every day next week. The Ancient Or
der of United WOrkmen will visit the
exposition on Monday and will hold exer-
clses IN Festival Hall on the afternoon of
that day. The Workmen will not parade
10 the exposition, nor in the grounds, but
will establish headquarters at Festival
Hall and will meet there at noon.
On Tuesday occurs the Tuolumne County
reunion. This association will also have
its meeting in Festival Hall, and ex-Judge
] Robert Ferral will deliver an address. On
! Wednesday comes sOuvenir-spoOn day. On
/ Thursday the San Francisco Federation of
/ Women will celebrate, and the Pacific
/ Coast Women's Press ASSOCIATION will
/ visit the exposition in a body On Satur-
/ day, June 23, there will be a mum Der of
/ interesting events. among which will be
/ the liberation OF hOming pigeons from the
/ top OF the electric tower. on race to eli
! homes near Stockton. Placer County will
/ hold its celebration on Saturday, and on
/ that day also occurs the grand celebration
under the auspices of the Finnish-Ameri-
/ cans.
/ Visitors TO the Bay District Track dur
/ ing the next ten days will witness a series
! OF extraordinary preparations for the COM
/ ing International equestrian tournament.
/ A hundred horses are being exercised
daily In the evOiutlOnS which they are TO
perform. HurdIe-racing and high lump.
/ ing are continually being pTacticed, and
one OF the most interesting of all re-
hearsals takes the form of a quadrille on
horseback. in which the participants are
all ladies, the instructress being a we'll