The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-05

Butler, Miss Maud Younger. Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss Mamie BurIing, Miss Baird and the Misses
M ne and Claire Tucker.
Mrs. George c. Boardman entertained
large number OF young people, last Saturday
afternoon al tea that she gave at her resi-
debutante niece. Miss Ethel Tompkins. The
guests were limited TO the younger SET who
from TO o'clock filled the house and en-
ioyed Mrs. BoardInans hospitality. The
hostess had the assistance tn receiving OF
cotere of pretty girls COMPRISING: Miss Alice
Hager, Miss Aileen Goad, Miss Geneyieve
Goad. Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Carrie ay-
Ior, Miss Cora Smedberg, Miss Daisy Van
Ness. Miss Emily Carolan, Miss Isabel Nc
kenna and Miss Louisa Breeze.
A theater party was given by Miss Jennie
Blair last SaturdI evening In honor OF MISS
Virginia Fair. The Others present were; MI.
and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Miss May Hof-
delphia, James Brett Stokes. Richard Tobin
and George Amer Newhall. After the per
Torrance delicious supper was served at MISS
Blar's home on Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. Erwin u. Rodolph gave small tea re-
Gently at her residence in honor OF Miss Carrie
McLane, who left for the East last Monday.
Miss Florence Ives, Miss TAYLOR, Miss Wall.
Miss Anna Wainwright. Miss cunningham, Miss
Behow and Miss Fannie Bolton.
\ pleasant affair was the dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin recently In
honor of Rudolph Neumann. Among the others
present were George I. Bromley and Louis
SlOss Jr.
Miss Carrie Peterson gave an enjoyable lunch
party recently al Der residence, 1716 an Ness
avenue. in honor OF Miss Clarice Sheldon. the
lancee OF Cutler Paige. The decorations were
OF violet The others present were Miss Mamie
McMullin, Miss Frances Pierce, Miss Alice
Rambo and Miss Maud Magee.
The coming week Will witness several de-
! lghtful affairs. One OF importance VIII De ne
matinee Tea TO be given to-day by Mrs. Henry
Gibbons at her residence, $40 Polk street. IN
honor OF her daughter. Miss Ida Gibbons, and
I lee Fhn1 Ihour will ha isfnd n rp-
ceiylng Dy Mrs. Thomas Breeze Mrs. Horace
/ Davis, Mrs. GerriIr Lansing, Mrs. Horace Will
son, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Cora Smed-
! berg. Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss Emma Butler.
! Miss Julia CrOcs e.. Miss Gertrude Church, Miss
/ Mamie Thomas and Miss Della Mills.
! Miss Alice Hager Will give lunch party TO-
morrow at the residence of her mother on
/ Cough street. Covers VIII be laid for eighteen
young ladies' In the afternoon Miss Laura
Mckiustry will give tea at her home. 1887
| OFarTell street. in honor OF Mrs. hermanu Oel-
! richs. The guests have been limited TO young
matrons. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarboe will give their
| first post-nuptial reception next Wednesday at
! the residence OF General w. IL. Dimond 2224
/ Washington street. On Wednesday evening 4
dinner party will be given by Rev. and Mrs.
! William 1Dgraham Kip at their residence, 9O1
! Eddy street, in honor of their daughter, Miss
Clementlna Kip, who is one OF this season 8
debutantes. MIR. and Mrs A. n. Towne will
! celebrate the anniversary of their wedding.nexi
! thursday evening by giving large dlnneI
party al their home on California street. That
. afternoon tea Will be given by Mrs. Horace
! l.. Hill at her residence on Van Ness avenue as
| a compliment to her niece, Miss Ida Hill.
The managers of the WOmans Exchange
! will give sorre dansante from until O'Clock
next Saturday afternoon at National Guard
! Hail. on Ellis street. There Will be two band
of music in attendance and refreshments will
be served.
Mrs. William L. Ashe will give a matinee tea
from 4 until O'Clock next Saturday at heI
residence. 1908 LeavenwOrth street.
The ladies' of the Mizpah Will CIV" reception
at the residence of Mrs. George Straut, POPS
Scott street, on Saturday evening. November
| TO- In addition to the main object of the cut
| which Is 10 help those who are willing but
for ne moment, unable TO help themselves-the
: MiZDah devoteS an afternoon week TO sewing
for the Children's Hospital, Infants Shelter
I Nursery for Homeless Children and kindred in.
| situations. Music, Tectations refreshments
and an operetta Will be among the attractions
OF the reception.
Mr. ana Mrs. e. w. Clarke have issued invi.
tatIOns for the wedding Of their daughter Mis-
Laura Clarke, and Colonel j. Is. Wright of Sac
ramento. which Will take place at Trinity
Church al 8 80 O'Clock on "Wednesday evening
November IA There will be reception after.
ward at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. 5
Baldwin, 2231 Washington street. Joseph ID
Grant Will be best man. Among the brides
maids Will be Miss Julia Croker and Miss Hal
of New York. Il. B. Houghion, H. NJ. Hol
brook and Charles ii. Croker Will act a
| uShers.
The Monday Evening Dancing Glass will give
1910 Polk street, on Monday evening, NOvem
Der u. There will be dancing from 8 until /:
O'Clock TO the music OF Hubers Hungarian
Orchestra. The patronesses are Mrs. William
II. Taylor, Mrs. James Carolan. Mrs. W; r
Smedberg, Mrs. Southland Hoffman, Mrs. W. L
McNutt. Mrs. Jerome Lincoln, Mrs. Thoma
Breeze, Mrs. Pelham w. Ames Mrs. I. &. Val
: Ness. Mrs Sidney NJ. Smith, Mrs. William M
Gwln, Mrs. George A. Pope. MIS- George II
Lent. Mrs. Paul jarboe, Miss Goad and Mis-
Hobart.