The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-03

Rambo, Miss Hooper, Miss Alice Hooper, Miss
Jessie Hooper, Miss Eleanor Wood, Miss Mabel
de Noon, Miss Palmer, Miss Shepard, Miss
Coleman.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Robert Douglas
Fry entertained large number of her friends
at a tea at her residence, 2519 Pacific avenue.
The afternoon was devoted to delightful con-
versation, interspersed with music and re-
freshments. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. ]. D. Fry, Mrs. Louis F. Mon
teagle, Mrs George A. Moore, Mrs. j. c. Stubs,
Mrs. A. NJ. Grimm, Mrs. George r. Sanderson,
Mrs Frederick NJ. Pickering, Miss Grant, Miss
Cora Smedberg. Miss Mary Bowen, Miss Belle
Grant, Miss WEIGH, Miss Emma Butler, Miss
Ella Morgan, Miss Mamie BurGng and Miss
Mamie McMullin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy P. Moore gave pleasant
dinner party on Wednesday evening at their
residence, 2605 California street The table
was handsomely decorated with La France
roses, and the menu was at once elaborate and
artistic. The guests present were: Miss Carrie
Taylor, Miss Alice Simpkins, Miss Claire
Ralston, Miss Sallie Maynard, Miss Sara Collier,
w. D. Page, E. NJ. Greenway, Robert L. Cole
man, Atherton Macondray and Louis J. Clark.
Mrs. George C. Boardman gave an enjoyable
matinee tea on Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 1850 Franklin street, rs a compliment
to Mrs E. W. Candee of New York. The hours
of reception were from until O'Clock, during
which time the spacious parlOrs were thronged
with guests. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Alfred B. Ford, Mrs William r.
Smedberg, Mrs. Thomas Breeze Mrs. James
Otis, Mrs. ]. r. K. Nuttall, Mrs. James A. Rob-
inson, Mrs. Norman McLaren.
On Thursday evening Miss Minnie Houghton
entertained a number of her young friends
with charades, at the residence of her parents,
General and Mrs. John F. HOughton, on the
corner of Franklin and Jackson streets. There
were two charades OF three acts each, partici-
psted in by the hostess, her young brother,
Harry Houghton, Karl Howard, George A. New
hall Mrs. Wakefield Baker, Miss O'Connor,
Frank Owens and Milton S. Latham.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin gave a theater party
Thursday evening at the California Theater,
followed by a supper. Her guests were: Mrs.
Peter Donahue, Miss Aileen Goad, Miss Gene
We've Goad, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Alice
Simpkins, Miss Ida Irwin, Andrew Martin, Adj
Olson Miner, Frederick McNear, Henry n.
Stetson, w. H. Taylor Jr. and Henry Simpkins.
The Dancing Club held its fourth meeting at
Golden Gate Hall on Friday evening About
one hundred invitations were issued and the
affair was quite informal in its character. The
guests were received by Miss Ayers, Miss Mills,
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Everett, assisted by Mrs. G. T.
Ayres, Mrs. Frank Sumner. Mrs. Alexander
Sharon and Mrs William Mills. The german
was led by Leonard Everett and Miss Carrie
Ayers, and four figures were danced during the
evening. Following were the guests: Misses
Bates, Miss Gibbons, Miss Rowland, Miss De
Noon, Miss NORMAN, Miss Dornin, Miss Van
Pels, Miss Carrie Ayers, the Misses Stubs, Miss
Bennett, Miss Davis, Miss Stone, Miss Cole, Miss
Woods, Miss Field, Miss Fisher, the Misses
Rambo, G. d. Bates, Walter Crowell, B. W. Col
lier, NJ. R. Gibbons, E. NJ. Greenway, George
Gibbs, George Gardner, William II. Goryill,
Rodger Friend, Southland H offman, Geary Field,
B. D. Dean, s. C. Buckbee, g. C. Boardman, J.
w. Ward, Willard Wyman.
Society in Oakland was out in force on Fri
day evening TO attend the ball given by the
members of The Assembly at Military Hall on
Twelfth street. The gowns were pretty, the
music good and the decorations artistic and
handsome. Dancing commenced soon after 9
o'clock and with the exception of an intermis-
SIGN for supper was continued until 8 O'Clock.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Harrison Clay,
Mrs. William Hinckley Taylor, Mrs. Paxton
Watt, Mrs. A. ]. Ralston, Mrs. J. r. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. J. n. Knowles, Mrs. William G. Hen
shaw, Mrs. lie Grand Canon Tibbets, Mrs.
Orestes Pierce, Mrs. John w. Coleman, Mrs.
]. H. T. Watkinson and Mrs. C. D. Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Preston and Miss Preston
gave cotillon to the two youngest daughters
of the family, Miss Edith and Miss Norma, on
Friday evening. The house was artistically
ceiving by Miss Mamie Burling, Miss Mary
McNutt, Miss Hamilton, Miss Edna Hamilton
DR.. Raffaele Lorini, Burke Holiday, Fred II.
Coon and Lieutenant Thomas Rhum.
The cotillon was led by Addison Miner and
Miss Edith Preston, and three new and novel
figures were executed: The. guests present
were: Miss Ruth McNutt, Maxwell McNutt
Fletcher McNu.t. Miss Mamie Josselyn, Miss
Clara Hamilton william Hamilton, Ralston
Hamilton, Miss Annie Deuprey, Hillyer Deu-