The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-09

OF the Union Iron Works. and his particularly
nonored guest was Admiral John u. walker
U. ). N, who is en- route TO Honolulu. Inc
menu was most elaborate one, ana the aHalr
was pleasurable IN the extreme. MI. Scouts
guests were: Admiral John o. WaiKer, Y. ..
n; Judge w. w. Morrow. Frank Mcoopplnn,
Russell j. Wilson, Alexander Center, 1; Is.
Bishop, E. W. Hopkins, w. S. Wood ID. j. de
Pue A. Cheesbrough; Chief Engineer Moore,
u. S. N; Lieutenant Sidney A. Staunton, y. ..
N; General w. II. DinOnd, j. A: Hart, II: +.
Scbwerjn. ]. B. Crockett, X. Il. Forman, Pro-
fessor f. S. Holden, Colonel Y. r. Crocker aua
c. L. Eells
Mrs. thomas Breeze gave dinner party last
Tuesday az her residence on Suffer street ana
hosnitably entertained eleven of her friends.
Mrs. Horace Davis gave a lunch party last
Tuesday at her residence, 1SOO broadway, IN
honor OF Mrs. Daniel SanDofn Oh ofoohSh'
mrs. Joseph McKenna and her daughter,
Miss Isabel Mex ma, gave deiighiful mail
nee tea last Thursday at tnelr rrsqenee Oh
Mckee. In every apartment beautiful flowers
were arranged TO produce pretty decorative ef-
fects and string orchestra played sweet Sc
lections at intervals. There were a large num-
Der of callers and they were all charmlngly en-
tertaned Tie hostesses were assisted IN re-
ceiving by Mrs. W. W. Morrow; MRS; >.
Frank j. Carolan, Mrs. j. a. Mulligan and Miss
Muliigan OF Chicago.
A brilliant affair was the wedding OF Miss
Mamie r. Masten and DIR. Frank p. Wilson,
which took place last Tuesday evening at the
residence of the brides father, 22l0 Clay
street. A detailed account OF IL appeared In
our issue of last Wednesday morning.
The members of SeQuoia Chap er OF the
Daughters OF the Revolution Will be entertained
by Mrs. A. L. Bancroft. their regent, this afler-
noon from until 5 O'Clock, ar her residence,
given in honor of Mrs. Mary Harrison Mckee,
who is vice-president Of the national society.
Only members OF the organization ana thelr
families Will be present. On A I'll IL the mem-
-, nIn
Gate Park with appropriate ceremonies.
Some other affairs OF Importance are talked
of to take place in the near futurr. COlonei
c. +. Crocker and Mrs. A. Nj. Easton VIII give a
reception on Tuesday evening, April II, at the
residence Of the former, corner OF zine ana
LeavenwOTth streets, In honor OF MI. ana MRS.
Whitelaw Reid. About i've hundred invita-
tions have been issued and the affair Will GER
tanIy be a brilliant one. Ii is also SAID that
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. P. Huntington VIII give large
reception at their home on California street late
In April. This Will De tile nrSl Time lntS have
entertained here.
Mrs John Ii. Jewett gave most charming
sOire last Thursday evening at her residence,
931 Bush street. Cheyalitr de hontskl dis
coursed a number of his brilliant COMPOSITIONS
ia his usual inmitable style, While Professor
Sauvlet rendered few selections from his new
opera, which were highly enjoyed. Mrs
Ron seville Widman delighted the guests with
a number of pleasing Rotations and the even
ing passed OFF, in a most agreeable manner.
Au elegant supper was served, WHICH WAS
heartily INDUCED IN by all, and the guests ue-
parted al late hour only With regret tnal
The evening was so short.
Among those present were the following:
CheValier and Nine. de Konski, Mr., and Mrs.
housewife Nildman. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Holiday, Mrs. ara l.. CatherwOod, Mrs. Holt,
Mrs. Beach, Vladimir Artslmovitch, Adophe
FlamanI. Professor u. Sauvlet, Miss Marlado,
Miss LOughbOrough, Miss Hughes, Jeremiah
Lynch, Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Aldrlch and Il. r
Hammond.
During The month of May there VIII be many
departures from this city. Quite number OF
families Will leave for the East and Europe and
the various country resorts on this coast VIII
receive their share of patronage. Ii Is rather
dlficult 10 stat Just now which place Will be
the most popular, but as San FTanciscans gen.
orally cling 10 the sea shore. the supposliion is
that Del Monte and Santa Cruz VIII attract the
majority of our people.