The morning call., 1894-01-22

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2123 California street. The young ladies' were
Miss Katherine Lee Jones, Miss Aileen Goad
MISS Sophie Coleman, Miss Carrie TAYLOR. Miss
~ ~ ma IRAN moore, Miss Grace Llewellyn Jones,
Miss Ethel Murphy ana Miss Mason, sister of
Kev. charles j. Mason, assistant rector OF
Grace Church.
Another very pleasant affair was the mat
inee lea ara evening musicale aud dance given
by Mrs. Erwin &. Rodoph at her residence.
lSo9 Cough street, in honor of the Ladies'
CiGD OF % The hours were from 3 until
O'Clock in the afternoon and from until 10
O'Clock in The evening During this time about
Zoo guests enjoyed The hospitality OF The host
esS ana We're Entertained by vocal and iEstru-
mental hF Selecllons given by Mrs. Rodolph,
MISS McLalne, Mrs. II. j. Stewart, Alfred j.
heiieher and George Il. McBtde. After 10
O'CLOCK dancing was enjoyed for a couple of
hours. Mrs. RodUlph was assisted in receiving
py MRS. y. L. Costlgan OF Oakland, Mrs. Bert Car
son OF Portland, Or. Mrs. John l.. Bradbury,
mrs. W. V. Bryan, Miss CIuness, Miss Allen,
MISS 8ehlow, Miss McLaine. Miss Maude A.
Smith and Miss Virginia Stump.
The Scott Dinner-Dance.
Lawrence living Scott became 20 years of
age last Monday, and his parents, MI. and
Mrs. Irving NJ. Scot, celebrated the annlVer-
sary by giving diuner-dance in his honor that
evening at their residence on Harrison street.
About fifty guests were assembled in the din
ing-room at o'clock. Eight tables were set
around the room and they were decorated 10
resemble baskets of flowers, each one having
It's distinctive color. Iu the center OF each
table was an array of flowers, rising above
which was a handle OF decorated bamboo.
Pink roses, viO!ets, yellow chrysanthemums,
red carnations and other blossoms were used
most effectively in the decoration or the
tables. Three hours were passed in the joy
ment of the elaborate menu and then there was
dancing until midnight. AT this hour the
eOtlllon was cOmmenc and four figures were
danced. in each of which pretty fayOTs were dis
uibuled. Rhodes Borden was the efficient
leader. The affair ended about 2 O'Clock and
ali Of its features were highly enjoyed.
Among those present We're: MIR. and Mrs.
Irving NJ. Scott, Miss Alice W.. Scott. Miss
Alice Hobart, MISS CaTOlan, Miss Louise EniZ,
Miss Conner, Miss Edith Mclean. Miss Ehie
Brown, A,iss Hooper, Miss Carrie Taylor Miss
Ethel Lincoln, Miss Cora Smedberg, Miss BeT-
ringer, Miss Lane, Miss sara Collier, Miss
EIbel Smith, Miss Scbusser, Miss Fanny
Loughborough, Miss Frances Taylor, Miss
Alice Scott, Miss Ella Hobart, Miss Fanny
Crocker, Miss Jessie Coleman, Lawrence Irving
Scott, Rhodes Borden. William Lawler, Angus
tus Brown, James n. Brown. Bert Conner,
Kari Howard, Walter Scott, John L. Scott. Mr..
Heath. Augustus Taylor, w. II. Taylor Jr., A.
Z. LoughborOugh, James Z. Mckee, Lieutenant
Frank o. Ferris, u. 5. A, Fred Ii. Coon, w ood-
worth Wethered Edgar Carolan, Peter Dona-
GraysOn Dutton, W. b. Collier Jr., Mr.. Conner,
A. Is. MOuder aud Lieutenant w. h. SmeGDerg
Jr., I. 5. a.
The Preside Hop.
Tie Fifth Artillery regulars did the gallant
and entertained their friends with high So
ciety ball at the Preside last Tuesday evening.
Hosts OF we'll known people graced the pretty
little hail and danced until the early hours Of
morning to the music of the Preside orchestra.
The artillery officers in full gold and spangle
and button were here, there and everywhere.
anticipating and attending the wishes aud con-
tributng 10 the pleasures OF their guests. The
officers OF angel Island by invitation joined
I their fraternal militares in full uniform and
became part OF the gay maze OF color floating
Z through the rooms and anterOOms and hall.
General and Mrs. I. II. Ruger, Z. S. A, and
many of The other officers with their wives
swung IN with the grand march and to the fes-
tiyitieS OF the evening added the charm OF their
distinguished presence.
The bail was unusually successful In point of
attendance aud of pleasure The dance hall
was filed 10 its utmost capacity. Calamity the
reception committee had arranged a fOuT-in-
hand barouche 10 meet all corners at The ter
minus OF the car line aud had spread along
the winding walk aud up aud down the streets
tran Of guiding lights to welcome and to
/ cheer the visitors To where Uncle Sans
guardians OF the peace are ensconced. The
efficient committee OF arrangements was COM
posed OF Leutenants coffin, Brown, Ham,
winston and Summerall. But as IL ls said that
ev II soldiers cannot do without the aid of
/ women. was this committee assisted by the
! following ladies: Mrs. ". Nj. Graham, Mrs.
/ ~ L. hiiiZiCf MIS- y. ii. ICeSCuucn duO MI
/ Those present were: General and Mrs. T. II.
/ Kruger, Central and Mrs. w. NJ. Graham, Mr..
! ana Mrs. E. K. Dlmond, Mr. aud Mrs. W. III.
/ Croker, Lieutenant and Mrs. C. j. Bailey. MIR.
! and Mrs. Ii. l.. Dodge, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
! Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. H. Noble, Judge and
/ Mrs. Joseph Mckenna, DR.. aud Mrs. Gibbons,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wise. Captain and Mrs.
A. Fl. Payso1. Mr.. and Mrs. John PARROT, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Deuprey, DR.. and Mrs A. H.
VOORHEES,, Dr. and Mrs Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs
! tfpOTge ID. ROVd. MIR and Mrs w & WOOdg
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mayo Newhall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd IeViS. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall McAisteT, MIR.
and Mrs. William Aivord, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.
HagetD, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bunker, Colonel
and Mrs. j. ID. Fry. MIR. and Mrs. X. ID. Fry. NJ r.
aud Mrs. George II. Lent, Captain and Mrs. A.
Z. Wood. Captain and Mrs. Dorst, Captain and
! Mrs. Parker, Colonel and Mrs. Mi es. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Thompson, Lieutenant and Mrs.
{. q. Lyman, Colonel and w. X. Smedberg, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Il. Qunan, Me- and Mrs. CASTOR
NJ. Ashe, Colonel and Mrs. Young Colonel and
Mrs j. V. ID. Middleton, Major and Mrs. May
nader Air. and Mrs. h. S. King, MIR. and Mrs.
w. 5. Wood, Lieutenant and Mrs. j. h. Nolan,
CAPTAIN and MIS-. hempH, DIR. and Mrs.
Hartsuff, & Major aud Mrs. Wilson, Colonel
and Mrs. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hall,
aforementioned and Mrs. Greenleaf, Mr..
aud Mrs. q. A. CruX, Mr. and Mrs. Folsom,
Ii eutenant and Mrs. Dean, Captain and hirs.
De an, Captain and Mrs. Day. Colonel and Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. Peter Donahue, Mrs. Eleanor Mar.
MRS. G. B. Bowman, Mrs. L. h. Cole. Mrs
Lord, Mrs. Andrews Miss Fanny Croker.
Miss julia Croker, Misses Mouider, Miss
Mamie Holbrook. Miss Nellie Hilyer. Miss
McNutt. Miss Laura Mckinstry. Miss Isabel
McKrnna. Miss Alberta Bancroft, Misses Caro-
Ian. Miss Marie VOORHEES,. Miss MAY Hoffman.
MISS Tobln. Miss Beth Sperry, Miss Alice Nc
CHtchen, Miss Deming, Misses Hobart, Miss
Sophie Coleman, Miss Gwin, Misses Perrn
Misses Breeze, Misses Dimond, Miss Sally
Maynard, Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss Hilda
Macdonald, Miss Nixon of Santa Bar
bara. Miss Loughborough, Miss Eleanor
| Wood, Miss Emelle Hager, Misses Lii
| liam and Maud O'ConnOr, Miss Rueer,
Miss Graham, Miss Hattie Graham. Miss
Miles,, Miss HarLsud, Miss Blanche Bates,
Miss Clarke, Miss Marie Zane Miss Vassault,
the Misses Ethel and Helen Smith, Miss Kath-
eline Lee Jones, Miss Pratt, Miss Grace Mar
! Tin, Miss Nickerson Of Santa Barbara, Miss
Mamie Burling, Miss Jessie Coleman Miss
! Dickens, Miss Florence Brown, Miss Alice
Scott, the Misses Bowman. Miss Whittemore
| Miss Hartsuif, Miss Gertrude Wilson, Miss
Blake. the Misses Casey, Miss Lucille Ed
wards, Miss Lee; Lieutenant A. Z. Blunt.
Lieutenant j. L. Sawyer, Lieutenant w. ii. Cot
| FIN, Captain ID. II. kinZie. Lieutenant L. T.
Brown, Lieutenant j. d. MLey, Captain
Charles Morris, Ca tain Luigi Lomia, Lieuten-
| ant w. q. Ham, T. d ain j. A tesseuden.