The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01

Ella Goodall. Miss Aiene Goad, Miss Hattie
ball, Miss Elizabeth Y. Hafght Miss Martha
Hutchinson, Miss Belle HUTCHINSON, Miss Maud
Howard Miss Matte Knowles, Miss Belle
Mboon. Miss Macdonald Miss Nellie Mckee
Miss Amy Mckee, NJ ISIS Josephine Pierce, Miss
Myra Pratber. Miss Clare Ralslon, Miss Emma.
RemllGard Miss Caroline Ritter, Miss Florence
Selby, Miss Lea Sweet .Miss.W ait, Miss Janette
Wait, miss Ella Wall. Miss Bessie Wheaton,
Miss May Williams, Miss Bertha WilceX; j. c.:
Ai da! nj Ir, Ii b AinswoGia J99n G..
Abbott a. N Bailey. Z. Is: Brayiou; A. F.
Braytou. Arthur. Brown. John Bdkewen.
Alexander j. Campbell. Harry Coleman. Alfred
Clement, Joseph Clement, D:Y. Campbell, F. c.
Cliff, Redek NJ. Dedreu, r. NJ. Fitzgerald, 7.
A. Gieenwood,: E. NJ. Grimes, L. 5. Heller, ..
Shafler Howard, Carl: Howard, Charles p.
Hubbard. II: Is. HouEhton. Harry Knowles. ).
y. Mckee, j. g. Mckee, Harry East Miller,
Ralph Moore, a. s. Macdonald, David Mcclure
Jr.. Mr.. Magee. .W+llasI PGwning, 3. Ii: Pen
dleton, Z. J. PunFre Jr,. Henry Pierce; Samue!
ID. PrntlieT. F. II. Remiliard, Snetiir Id san born.
A. J. Stone, +. W. Stephenson, II. b. Taylor.
S; Van Wyck, /. 5: Van Wrinkle, Douglas
Waterman, George s. Wheaton, ". K. Wheaton,
j. c. Wilson il. .
=. Entire Nous Cotillion. -.
The fancy.dress german given by the Entire
Nous Cotilion Club last Friday evening in the
maple com at the Palace Hotel passed of with
;plenty of Swing and vim and;Was declared:tp be
The most enjoyable affair the club has ever
given. The hall was pretuly. decorafed with
tropical plants and was made even brighter
ana moreatIracttye than ever by the:c con stantly-
moving pageant Of beautiful costumes. Lovely
glIls and gallant young men were there IN
Poodly numbers, and The variety of costumes
was Il: special feature of the affair. Arthur
MeuSsdoFtfer was capital as. Me phlstO. Edward
Ii. Cartera was elegantly c0stumed as "a Span
lsh tOreadoT. Cbauhcey NJ ST: John was rec0g-
nlzed as Monte Cristo and MIR. Lewald looked
well as Figaro - -
SILK masks were. worn early in the evening,
out after an hour: or so; of Jlls disguise they
were removed, aad. then the identity of the
masQueraders was revealed. The cOliiion was
led by Robert Haight, who was attifed as a Ra-
lah OF Inuld, and Miss Mamie Hoesch, who rep
resented an IndIaa princess. The figures
danced were the ''farlslan Circle" military
Flags" "MidwlnLer Column. and The Court
snip" They were all pretty. and were danced
admirably.
Tie participants In the first set we're: Robert
Haight, Miss Mamie HOesch. Clarence Music,
Miss Maud Rice. Charles NOpgues. Miss Nellie
Glu~ti, Wallace Alexander, MISS Lolita Music,
ID. Wise. Miss Maybelle Gilman, Joseph EInan-
uel Miss LOtta COulson, EDWARD q. Carer a.
Miss CAMILLA Redmond. 10uiS Lovely, Miss
Aimee Woodwork, Harry Stilwell, Miss Lita
Wordsworth. Frederick VIII. and Miss Lizzie
The. costumes worn by some of the young
ladies were as fellows: Miss Grace NoDfe, d s
Spanish duenna;: Miss Rudolph. as. an EgYp-
tian'maIden; Miss Marie Ba bIr, as Winter;
Miss Camille Redmend, as: Folly; Miss ALies
Babin; as a Spanish lady; Miss Aimee Wood
worth, as a German girl; Miss Eita OQdwOfth,
as ptdCtCh; Miss L.. Li>t.k, ds. VI
Miss NJ. Eisen, as: a Spanish. lady; Miss a..
Galley aud Miss Il. -Galty, as a. morning and
evening" star respectively; Miss Irene Green,
as Spanish. lady: Miss ToebBe and Miss Kerr
figdn; as Kate GastletOn twins. Miss Nellie
Giustl, as a Turkish princess; NJ ISIS Maude
Rice, as morning star; Miss Bert: II euer, as
German princess; Miss: Grace Bouney.,as the.
PRINCESS of CrcaSsia; Miss. Yves erfeid, as a
.Grecan lady; Miss Lac Long, as Red Riding.
HOOD; Miss Violet HoWeS; as Pierette;- Miss
Emily HelzeTi as q French peasant; Miss II ida
Collision, :-aS a Polish. princess; Miss Kate
Whitney, as a Polish court Lady; Miss Alice
Bentlar, as YGletide; Miss Jennie Bowman, "a 8:
baby; Miss Lotta.Musto, as. a. Moorish prin..
"NOIma''; Miss MaybeIlc Gilman, as PigiHa :.
cie Miss Allie Keeman, as d princess. -:
u. Among the gentlemen in: costume were:
Chauncey.-M. 81. JOHu as Monte CVist9,. l.. w.
lOvenYas a Royal Prince, II: Wise as FRINGE
Antarsin. from "A-rriD to Africa; +. II. Ker-,
tigan as Uncle Sam; L: -Hdckett, King Charles
IL; Edward &. CaTrera,; Spanish Tor adOr;
George A. Rigg.: clown; j. y. Miller Jr., a We
vetidn count; w. Alexander, costume of The
court period OF Louis XVI; w. II. Heaiy,
Spanish cavalier; a.. Stanford Taylor, French
EmbaSSadOr; IL. A. SAKE, tha Earl of Leices-
ter; Lieutenant Dohrman, full dress uniform;
C. j. NOugues. student; III. C..Stilwell, student:
Fred G, VIII, IN black domino; A. II. Meuss-
dorffer, MephistOpheles; Ii. Herzer, seven
teenth century gallant; c. Music, directoiIe
costume.
O'Brien Fancy Dress Party.
The coy ballroom at Saratoga Hall was a
scene of gayety on last Tuesday evening. Al
though the drilling rain somewhat dampened
affa an ba rid n "A unts