The morning call., 1894-10-22


The latest notable engagement to announce
is that of Miss Hilda Macdonald and Duke T.
Baxter of Santa Barbara. she IS the daughter
of Colonel William Macdonald, prominent IN
surance agent OF this city, and is botn hand
some and popular. An engagement OF interest
in Jewish society circles Is that of Miss Hlda
Berwin, daughter Of p. Ber win, a prominent
merchant of this city, to j. Ii atfeld Morton,
young Englishman OF excellent family, who VIII
establish himself IN business here after his mar
rage The wedding Will take place some time
during the winter Residents OF Sacramento
are looking forward TO the coming nuptials Of
Miss Laura Clarke, daughter of Z. W. Clarke
and Colonel j. B. Wright which viii be cele-
brated In November.
The first event of last week was the lunch
party given by Mrs. Samuel Nj. Blair and Miss
Jennie Bl air, at their residence on Van Ness
avenue, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. The table was very prettlly deco
rated and an elaborate menu was served. The
Others present were: MIR. and Mrs. Eustace
Barron, Mrs. Clinton E. WOrden. Miss Virginia
Fair. William 5. McMurtry and Walter 5.
Newhall.
Another pleasant affair was the tbeater party
given by Edward NJ Gree nway at the IlVoll,
which was followed by a delicious supper IN
the apartments of the ost at the Hotel Pleas
anton. Mrs. William B. Collier chaperOned the
party. which comprised Miss Emma Butler,
Miss Ethel Cohen, Miss Ida GIBBONS, Allan 81.
j. Bowie, William 5. d cath and CHARLES HUB
bard.
There were several theater parties at the Au-
ditOrlum last Monday evening. Afler enjoying
the excellent music OF ScheePs orchestra each
coterie had a supper OF refreshing nature. Miss
Mamie Burlng and Miss May Hoffman each
had several friends with them, did MIR. and
Mrs. Wakefield Baker, whose guests were Mr..
ana Mrs. George b. Lent, Miss Minnie HOugh
ton and Oscar T. Sewall. Mrs. Gordon Bland
ing's guests were Mrs. E. B. Coleman, Miss
Susie Banding and Miss Sophia Pierce. There
was another party given by Mrs. j. c. Tucker
and the Misses Mae and Claire Tucker. Among
hair rsrFaac Er1rDP - nd ATrG NON
Miss Maud Younger. Miss Bessie Younger,
Miss Alice Ames, Miss Alice McCutchen, Miss
Belle Hutchinson, Miss Bessie McNeaT, Fred
erick McNear, George de Long, Chester a.
Fernald ana Karl Howard.
Mrs. L. Avery McCarty was the hostess last
Tuesday at a delightful matinee tea that she
gave at her residence on Hyde street as fare
well compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs. Eustdce Bar
ron. The floral decorations were beautiful, the
music excellent and the hospitality of the
young hostess bOunttful. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Barron were the hOnOred guests al
dinner of Mrs. Horace l.. Hill at her BONE on
Van Ness avenue, where a sumptuOus repast
was enjoyed amid most pleasant surroundings.
The others present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wep-
ster Jones, Miss Mamie Buriing, DR.. R. LOrinI
ana Count de BOuvieTe.
Miss Emeiie Hager gave charming matinee
tea on Wednesday In honor OF her sister, Miss
Alice Hager, at her home on Cough street. It
was entirely Informal ia character, but was
pleasurable in every way.
MIR. and Mrs. John ID. Spreckels showed what
excellent entertainers they are by giving tug
boat party on Wednesday evening. About one
hundred OF their friends were invited and they
assembled on the tug Fearless al seven O'Clock.
The vessel was brilliantly Illuminated ana The
night was perfect one, eXcep for one defect
the moons rays were lacking. However the
powerful search light of the tug made up for
this deficiency. Sausalit0, Beyedere anu the
Twin Brothers were The points visited and en-
Ioute uGHclous supper was served Dy Lud-
wig. The Hungarian orchestra played during
the evening. 1t midnight when the party
returned TO the wharf and every one was de-
lighted with The trip.
Lieutenant and Mrs. A. c. Blunt O. S. A., of
the PresldiO gave novel entertainment last
Wednesday evening In honor OF MISS Eccle-
sion of New York, sister OF the hostess. They
took their guests out 10 Bakers Beach, where a
large bonfire was lighted, and the merry party
danced on the hard sandy beach and enjoyed a
refreshing supper. Among their guests were
Miss klnsey, Miss Madden. the Misses Young,
Miss Eager. Lawrence Van Wrinkle, Dr. r.
Lorni, Lieutenant Harry Benson, U. S. A.
Lieutenant Kuhn, u. S. A. Lieutenant Davies,
Z. 5. A, Lieutenant G. L. Summerall, T. 5. a.,
and Lieutenant ". R. SmedbeTg JT., q. s. a.
Miss Rose Walter gave most enjoyable din
ner parry last tuesday evening at her resi-
dence In honor OF David Veil of Paris, who is
visiting here. After dinner she took her guests
TO the OrLbeum, where they enjoyed the per-
Simon duplicated Miss Walters hospitality by
giving dinner 10 Mr.. Well on Saturday even
ing at her residence on Pine street. there
were fourteen young people present, and they
all attended MoroSco's afterward. where boxes
had been engaged.
Mrs. Peter Donahue gave a sumptuo us
dinner party last Thursday evening al her
residence on Bryant street, IN honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Hermann Oerlchs. Mrs. Eleanor Martin
assisted her sister in receiving the guests in
the parlOrs. which were beautifully decorated
with La France roses and yellow and white
chrysanthemums set III elegant vases. The
din1ng-tabe was covered with white damask
and set with sparkling crysta-ware and silver
service, having tall silver lamp shaded with
pink as center piece, around which was an
immense bed of Papa GOnteT and Rainbow
roses. Pink and white chTysanIhemums and
cosmea formed the decoration of the mautels
ard and
Ioom Hubers Hungarian orchestra payed
concert music during The service OF the elaDor.
ate menu. After dinner an hour was pleasant
y passed In the parlors with conversation.
Those present were: Mrs. Peter DOnahue
Mrs Eleanor Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
Oelricbs, Mr.. and Mrs. living NJ. Scott Mr.
and Mrs j. D0wney Harvey, Judge and Mrs
w. w Morrow. Miss Emeite Hager Miss Ell a
Goad Miss Isabel McKenna, John Doyle, Ed.
ward NJ. Greenway, James ID. Phelan, S. g.
Murphy and Andrew Martin.
Mrs. II. o. Ebert, wife OF Captain Ebert, U
S. A., who is here from Fort Wbipple, Ariz.
on a visit was ma1e the guest OF honor al
matinee tea given last Thursday by Mrs James
Dunno at her residence, 1913 Hyde street
The handsomely decorated parlors were
crowded from until O'Clock and the many
who called were most hospitality entertained.
Mrs Dunno was assisted IN receiving by Miss
Jennie Dunno, Miss Pauline Dunno, Miss May
Sharon, Miss Kathryn Harrub, MISS Sallie
Field. Miss Ida VoOrmaD, Miss Laura Mar
schultz, Miss Lille Wyman and Miss Matte
Horton.
tained party of their friends delightfully."-
Saturday evening, October 13. al "Hunter
Villa" the home OF their father, Ii. S. Hunter.
abeut four miles from Vallejo. Their guests
assembled az the villa early, and then enjoyed
hay ride in a large vehicle drawn by four
horses. The night was perfect one and the
drive around HE surrounding country proved
highly enjoyable They returned about II
O'CLOCK and passed an hour pleasantly with
music and the service OF a delicious supper
Among those present were:
Commander and Mrs G. E. Clark, U. S. N. !;
Chaplain and Mrs. Frank Thompson, u. s. n.
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson, u. S. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. English; Ensign and Mrs.
g. r. Socum, U. S. NJ; Miss Flora Hunter,
Miss Agnes Hunter, Miss Alena Hunter, Miss
Jennie Mcmillan, Miss Emma Mcmillan, Miss
Marie English, Miss Carleton, Miss c. Clarke,
Miss Grace Goodyear, Miss Eva Powell, II. S.
Hunter William Huuler; Lieutenant G. II.
Hughes, U. s. N; Lieutenant O. M. Lissak. u.
S. A; Lieutenant S. a. Coman, U. 3. A. r OBJ
ert MCMILLAN, Edgar a. Miner and Cornelius
Roman.
The dates for the meetings Of the Friday
Night Club have been definitely settled. They
VIII be December and 21, January and %