The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-07

~ URLINGAME was, on Thursday and
~ Saturday, the Mecca of all San Fran
cisco society. Talbot Clifton's coach
made its first appearance on Thursday,
and made the run from the Palace down again
on Saturday. Besides this there were 10
Grants coach, the Bur3ingame coach and sew
eral Others and, with the many other turn
outs and the pretty women and handsome
gowns and spirited playing, the scenes were
as lively and pretty as could have been
wished for.
Among those on the coaches were: Joseph D.
Grant, Talbot Clifton Miss Mills, Miss Florence
Mills, Clarence A. Baldwin, Mrs. w. H. Howard,
Miss Celia Tobin, General Forsyth, Major Bates,
Major Rathbone, w. H. Howard, Mrs. James A.
Robinson, Miss Jennie Cheesman, Miss Sallie
Maynard, Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Mrs. Bliss, Miss
Holbrook, Mrs. E. r. Dimond, Samuel knight,
Paul Jarboe, General Dimond, Mrs. Spreckels,
Mrs. Mountford s. Wilson, Miss Laura Bates,
Miss Jennie Hooker, Miss Nellie Hillyer, Mrs.
George II. Lent, Lieutenant Benson, Walter L.
Dean, DR.. H. L. Teyis and Mr.. Curtis Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Sprague had Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Downey
Harvey in their trap.
Among those on the grand stand were: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. B. Crockett Mrs. Henry r. Scott
Mrs. Robert Forman, Miss Henshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Moody, Miss Ella Moody, Mrs Bev-
erly MacMonagle, Miss Ella Hobart, Miss Kate
Clement. Miss Sarah Collier, Miss Dorothy
Collier, Page Collier, Miss NJ. Collier,
Mrs. W. B. Collier, Mrs. George Croker, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, Miss Lille
O'Connor, Miss Fanny Doyle, Mrs. Perry
P. Eyre, Perry P. Eyre, Mrs. r. D. Giryin,
Mrs. Malcolm Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
fred B. Chapman, A B. Wilberforce, Miss
Bee Hooper, Miss Eyre, Miss Juliet Williams,
Miss Hanna Williams, Walter L. Dean,
Harold Wheeler, Horace L. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Frank, Lieutenant and Mrs. J. E. Kuhn.
Miss Kate Clement, Major and Mrs. Hunter,
Lieutenant w. II. Coffin, Lieutenant Harry
Benson, Lieutenant Nolan, Lieutenant f. A.
wilcox, Colonel w. r. Shafter. Lieutenant
george W.. Kirkham, Joseph Clark, Joseph
Quay, Danly Earl, James w. Byrne, J. f. A.
Archl bald, General Forsyth, Miss Evelyn Caro-
ian, MISS Emily Carolan, Miss Young, Captain
ana Mrs. Bell, Captain Rodgers, DR.. Wilcox,
Lieutenant Lands. Lieutenant Carson, Lieu
tenant W. K. Smedberg, Lieutenant Ruther
I0ra, Lieutenant Ham, Lieutenant and Mrs;
Blunt. lieutenant and Mrs. Ellis, Major and
Mrs. Kinsey, Major Wilson, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Treat
The Charming Auxiliary of the First Uni
tartan Church gave novel and delightful
entertainment at the church parlors on Frank
lin street last Monday afternoon The most
interesting part OF the programme was a series
OF tableaux representing the etehings made
for their calendar for 1885 by Mrs. AIbertine
Whelan. Among those taking part were: Mrs.
Henry Gibbons, Miss Beaver Miss Echessinp
ard and Fred Hobbs.
The Mercantile Library Auxiliary gave q
very pleasant reception last evening at
the library, where an exhibition of rare
illustrated books was held. The ladies in
OF the Auxiliary; Mrs. Henry Gibbons
Mrs. S. C. Bigelow, Miss Mary Lake Mrs F. j.
Mrs. Alexander Lougborough, Miss Symmes
Eamhn, Mrs. L. Taussig, Mrs. Frances Edger.