The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-09

prevailing tone. Red berries were freely
used in festoons from windows, doorways
and mirrors.
The hours of the tea were from until 6,
during which time there were several hun
dred callers.
Mrs. Huntington, Miss Huntington and
the guest of honor, Miss Blackmore, were
schnitt, Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mrs. ]. C.
Stubs, Mrs. J. D. Fry, Mrs. Alphonse Wig
more, Miss Belle McKenna, Miss Fanny
Croker Miss Mamie Burling, Miss Emma
Butler, the Misses Wilson, Miss Helen
Wagner, Miss Eloise Davis, Miss Mamie
Stubs, Miss Landers and Miss Green.
In the evening the young people spent
an hour or two in dancing after which
the entire party left for the horse show.
Mrs. OConnell, wife of Captain O'Con-
NELL First United States Infantry, gave
the second of a series of informal luncheons
Sunday last at the O'Connell residence on
Angel Island. Miss O'Connell assisted her
mother in receiving her guests. The
table decorations were in varied hues of
rose. delightful musicale was enjoyed after
the luncheon. Among her guests were: Mrs.
Burns OF Angel Island, Mrs. A. b. Chittenden,
Mrs. Knell, Mrs. Wightman and the Misses
Bagge, Holden, knell, McCrea, Patton, Stanton
and several others.
Miss Adelaide Lewis, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Lewis, made her formal debut Satur-
day evening last at the Palace Hotel Miss
Lewis is a graduate of Mills Seminary. There
was very large number Of her friends pres
ent. The affair was given in Marble Hall. The
apartments were decorated with profusion of
howers. palms, ferns, potted plants and brighter
foliage. The music was good and the many
friends of the debutante passed the early part
OF the evening very pleasantly i'll dancing.
supper was served about midnight at which
the health OF the fair debutante was toasted.
The reception concluded at late hour.
One of the most interesting weddings of the
week was that OF Miss May Gertrude Campbell
and Lieutenant George Creighton Carmine,
q. S. N, in Oakland, Wednesday evening The
ceremony was held in st. Francis de Sales
Church and was performed by Rev. Thomas Me-
Sweeney, and magnificent reception and sup
per followed at the brides home, 1884 Twelfth
street.
Friday evening last surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. John Sicily at his residence 81
Rausch street. The affair was managed by his
daughter, Miss Annie +. Skelly. Supper was
enjoyed by the many guests present and dan
cling and games constituted the amusement
until an early hour in the morning. Among
those present were: Miss Mary Murray Miss
Mary Skelly Miss Kate Dowd, Miss Jennie
Sicily, Miss Annie MCGOWAN, Miss Lizzie Nc
Gowan, Miss Mary Sweeney. Miss Kate Phillips,
Miss Kate Herman, Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss
Tessie Hopkins, Miss Lizzie Mowrig, Miss
Annie Sicily, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Earle, Mrs.
Raugan, Mr.. Ratigan, ?. Dever, F. Brennan, p.
Carroll, B. Dowd, NJ. Ryan, ?. Whelan, D. Muir
nor, z. O'Connor, J. Sheridan, w. Hoffer, Mr.
Benter, P. McGhndy, w. Graham. w. Cullen,
NJ; Twohey. Fred Johnson and Mr.. Langtry.
Last Monday evening Mrs. A. d. Fleming's
home on Sixth street was the scene of an old
fashioned Boston home party. The evening
was spent in. many merry ways. Supper was
served at midnight, after which dancing and
games were resumed until the early morning.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Fleming, Mrs. DR.. Patterson, Mrs. Hudson,
Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Dyyer Miss
Lottie A. Dwyer Miss Annie Hansen, Miss Liz
zie Schwidinger, Miss May Duran, Miss T.
Wright, Miss l. Mccaifery, Miss Pearl Hayden,
sen, Miss L. Reid, Mrs. Hudson, Miss Romeo
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Broackway Miss Gray,
Miss Finnigan Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd; Messrs.
Broackwayp Lee Farnham Mr.. Simmons. peter
Lind, Mr.. Jones, NJ. Hendricksen, J. r. Stitts
John p. Dwyer Jr., Mr.. St. Clair, Mr.. Mitchell,
William Hail. Thomas McCatfery, Mr.. Bird. d.
Earl, Mr.. Gilbert, J. Anderson, Mr.. Culbertson
and John Slater.
Friday evening last Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Rus
sell received q very pleasant surprise ut their
home on Post street from the young people of
Hamlton-square Baptist Church. in honor of
Mrs Russells birthday DR.. Russell declared
that this was his first complete surprise-par
and both he and his wife and daughters highly
appreciated the enjoyable evening. Mr.. Frank
Bridges made a presentation speech to Mrs
Russell and presented her with gift from the
enjoyably spent by all. Among those present
were: Mrs Spring, Mrs Patton, Mrs. Semper,
Mrs. Morton, Miss Laura Hordyke, Miss Bessie
Patton, Miss II. Lillis, Miss A. Findley,
Mrs. Jackson, Miss Featherstone, Miss Garner
Miss Cook, Miss Perkins. Miss M. Hamanr, Miss
Ivy Perkins, Miss A. Cook, Miss Ethel Jackson,
Ryst Jr., Miss L. Ward, Miss f. jenkins, Miss
Mrs. Earnest Lee, Miss Inez Cook, Otto
q. Storey, William Walker, Miss Emma Rus
sell, Miss ". Butler. Miss Walker, Miss A.
Walker, Miss G. Walker, Miss Annah Russell
Mrs. A. NJ. Russell. Miss Mabel Christopher
Miss Della BlOyd, William Sempey II. Feather
stone, George Morton, John Sempey, George
Hail. Frank McCormic, Z. Walker, Jonn Pat
ton Jr. and Rev. A. M. Russell.
The engagement is announced of Miss Bessie
Adler to Frank ]. Hutchinson.
The engagement is announced of Miss Flora
Magnin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Mag
min, to Meyer SiegeI of Los Angeles. At home
Sunday, December 10, 1895, from 2 to 5 P. NJ,
1927 Suffer street.