The morning call., 1894-02-12

Miss Sally Maynard, Miss Alice McCutchen,
Mis- Edith Mclean. E. II. She don w. S. Page,
Z. q. Schmiedell and Edward Nj. ere rnway.
An enjoyable oinBer party was Civ by Mt.
abo Mrs. George A. Pope at Tuesday evening
at their residence on Pacific avenue. Their
quests comprised \ ISIS Carrie Taylor. Miss
Carolan. Harry NJ. Holbrook, Charles N. FELTON,
Jr.. Augustus Taylor and w. "a. Taylor Jr.
A charming lunch partv was given on Tues
day by Mrs. Henry l.. Dodge at her residence
Adam Grant. Mrs. A. NJ. EasIon. Mrs. j. A.
Folger. Mrs. j. S. Hager, Mrs. Moga Mrs.
Cutler. Mrs. A. l.. Tubbs and Mrs. c. j. Bailey,
The Misses Ethel and Be- Hooper were the
speclal guests al lunch party given last Tues
day by Miss Eleanor Wood, at her HON 1920
Clay street. Those invited 10 meet them were
Mrs. BOurn. Miss Ethel Lincoln, Miss Emelle
Hager, NJ IS H olbrook and Miss SchussIer.
Mrs. William S. Tevis gave a progressive
euchre party last Tuesday evening at her iesi-
drnce. 254S Jackson street Handsome prizes
were contested 70: and a delicious supper was
served. About forty OF her friends were
present.
Miss Florence Denigan gave party last
Tue>day evening at The residence OF her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Denigan, III
Ociavla street, compim ntary 10 the members
of the Ladies' Club of '93. Dancing was EN-
jOyed throughout tn evening and an excellent
supper Wa, served AT midnight. Miss Denigan
was assisted in receiving by her mother aud by
Mrs. John l.. Bradbury, Mrs. W; V. Bryan,
! Miss McLaine, Miss Beblow, Miss Stump, Miss
| Taylor and Miss Maude A Smith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ii. de Young recently had
! an addition made 10 their residence on Caliior-
MIA street In the form of a tbeater and ballroom.
! The room is cOmm0dlous ana is lighted by IN.
! candescent Ell ctrlc lights. The Stage Is well
! appointed. having every requisite for the pre-
! sentation OF play. Last Tuesday evening the
/ tDealer was formally opened, and about ESQ
/ friends OF the hOso and hostess we've seated III
| the room TO witness vaudeville entertainment
given by some OF our best amateur talent. A.
they arrived the guests were received in the
salon bv Mr.. and Mrs. de Young. who were as
sisted by Mrs. A. p. Hotaling Sr., a. z.
HotalIng Jr., Miss Mamie Deane, Miss lie
Cohen aud ISIS Belle Smith. Mrs. de Young
wore an elegan' robe of pink satin. cut decol-
lete and trimmed with point lace.
The programme was cleverly arranged and
every feature of IL wa enjoyable. Louis Sloss
III. and Donald de Y. Graham had Gu rye oil
the affair, Hugh Toland was stage manager
and ii. j. Stewart was musical director and had
the Hungarian orchestra under his charge. AT
O'clock the o. chestra played an overture. and
then Mir. Sloss appeared and IN witty address
gave apologies for The enteriainme nj, and also
synopsis OF what was TO follow. The pariici
pants IN the prOgr mme were Amadee JOullin,
Donald de V. Graham, Charles j. Dickman.
Count Won Gerichten, George K. p. Hall, Henry
Heyman, Harry Dimond, Charles Graham,
James q. Oh sley and Louis Sl0ss Jr. The
programme comprised vocal and Instrumental
selections. the serpenllne dance, lightning
sketch and other features, and zach number
was mir III provoking. Afterward an elabor.
ate supper was served, and IL was followed by
dancing until long at er midnight.
Miss Ella Goad was the hostess last Thurs
day evening at dinneT-party that she gave at
the family residence on Washington street.
There were sixteen at the table, which was
ornate with La france roses and fragrant VIC
lels. An elaborate menu was served. Miss
GOad's guests comprised: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Downey Harvey, rs. William 5. evils. Miss
Harriet Goad of Colusa. Miss Aileen GOad, Miss
MaIguerite Wallace. Miss May Hoffman. W
Frank Goad, Judge Eugene CARRIER, Trow
bridge Bailey OF Philadelphia, j. A. Hart, james
u. Phelan. \. G. kilile, Edward ii. Greenway
and DIR. Henry L. Tevis.
Harry y Hobrook gave a very pleasant
lunch party last Thursday at the University
Club in honor OF Miss Myra Ntckerson OF
Montecto, Santa Barbara County, who is visit
ing his sister Miss Mamie HOlbrook. In the
evening the Misses Alice and Fila Hobart gave
a delightful dinner party at their residence in
honor of Miss Nickerson.
y number of friends of Mrs. Horace L. Hill
gave her a surprise pafly last Thursday even
lug at her residence, 1912 Van Ness avenue.
The affair given 10 celebrate the anniyer-
sary OF her birth Music, dancing and a
bOunteous supper made the evening pass by
delightfully."-.
Miss Jennie Blair gave a very pleasant in
formal matinee tea week ago yesterday in
honor OF Mrs. A. E. Garceau of Chicago. An
other enjoyable affair of recen date was the
lunch party given by Miss Wethered in honor
of her cousin Miss Mamie BarIinger, of Phila.
deIphia. Covers were laid for fourteen, and
the table was prettily decorated with daGfodlls
and maid nhalr fern. Late IN the af eIBoor
several friends Joined the party al coffee
Those who were present to meet Miss Barrin-
ger were: Mrs. A. E. q rec u. Mrs. q. II. r
Martinez. Miss Isabel McKenna, Miss Eleanor
! Wood. Miss Cole, Miss Alice Merry. Mis-:
Grace Martin, Miss Hilda Macdonald, Miss
Gertrude Wilson. Miss Edith Conner, Miss
| Helen Smith and Miss Ruger.
Society people can expect TO take certain
degree OF rest during tile Lenten season. The
entertainments to be given Will be musicales
ton, however. That Easter will bring mucl
gsyety 10 Us.