The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
and boats. There was no outward display

and boats. There was no outward display
of bunting on the ship, but the interior
was protusely decorated with flowers.
The guests upon their arrival were re-
ceived by Mrs. Cotton, wife of Captain
Cotton Mrs. Wiley, wife of Fleet En-
gineer Wiley; Mrs. Winslow, wife of Fleet
Surgeon Winslow, and Mrs. Graham, wife
of General William M. Graham of the
Presidio. Trips were made every fifteen
minutes, thus avoiding any tedious delay
The officers of the Philadelphia are as
follows:
Cotton, Fleet Engineer Joseph Trilley. Fleet
surgeon George f. .Winslow, Fleet Paymaster
William j; Thomson, Flag Lieutenant c. E.
Commander R. K. Ingersoll, Lieutenant w. NJ.
Wood, Lieutenant F. E. Sawyer, Lieutenant P.
J: Werlich, Lieutenant G. NJ. Stoney, Ensign
4. II. Campbell, Ensign C. J. Long, Naval
Cadets Lunning, Mccormick, Johnston and
Hale, Passed Assistant Surgeon F. A. Hesler,
Passed Assistant Engineer W. N. Little, Passed
Assistant Engineer P. H. Conant, Assistant
Engineer H. B. Price, Naval Cadet Engineers
Lensin, +. L. Rarus and J. P. Morton, Captain
Marines II. c. Cockrane, Lieutenant Marines A.
S. McLemere and Chaplain w. z. Edmonson.
On the vessel everything was in perfect
keeping with all the entertainments given
by this branch of the service. The music
for the dancing was particularly good, the
punch the best ever made and the refresh
ments delicious. The uniforms of the
officers of the navy and army. were partic-
ularly attractive.
Society was we'll represented, and there
must have been at least from 300 to 400
people present, among them being several
OF this and last seasons debutantes. OF
course there was dancing and the decks
were beautifully prepared for this most
delightful amusement.
Among the seasons debutantes were:
Miss Allen, Miss Rose Hooper, Miss Mary
Kip, Miss Frances Currey and several
others. One of the prettiest girls on board
was Miss Carey, daughter OF Captain Carey
of the Monowai.
Among the guests were:
General ]. W. Forsyth, Colonel s. M. B.
Young, General and Mrs. William NJ. Graham,
Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. F. Bell, Captain Marion
I. Mans, LteqtenantJ. F. r. lands, Lieuten-
ant R. II. Noble, Lieutenant K. C. Croxton,
Lieutenant s.. A. Cloman, Lieutenant C. P.
Summerall, Lieutenant S. NJ P. Rutherford,
Lieutenant W. II; Coffin, Captain J. J. O'Con-
A. T. Dean, Lieutenant f. A. Wilcox, Colonel
and Mrs. ]. 0. d. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Thompson, Colonel and the Misses Burton
Pelham Ames, j. F. c.. Archibald, Miss Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mayo Newhall, Mrs. Russell +
Wilson, Major Rathbone, Miss Emma Butler
Miss Lizzie Carroll, Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss
hdle CleneHt, All clement, Edgar MiZ-
ner, DR.. Robert Whiting, Miss Blanding.
Mr.. and Mrs; Banding, J. W. Carlln, Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Coleman, Miss Currey, Miss
Gertie Carroll, Major and Mrs. W. b. Hooper,
Miss Rose Hooper, James c. Tucker. Miss Bur-
ling, Miss Breeze, G. G. Chappell, Mrs. E. B.
Coleman. Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss Sophie
Coleman, Misses Louise and Josephine Crosby,
J.B. Casserly, F. P. Deering, A. J. Dibblee, Lieu
tenant NJ. F. Davis, Misses Meta and Harriet
Graham, Mrs. Henry Gibbons Jr., NJ. R. Gibbons
Miss Ida l.. Gibbons, Lieutenant and Mrs
Fechteter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrow,
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Morrow, Ogden
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanda Hubbard
Miss Hoffman, Lieutenant w. G. Ham, Lieu
tenant John W. Joys, Mr.. and Mrs. W. /. Kip,
Miss Kip, Miss Mary Kip, Lieutenant D. w.
Kilburn, Mrs. Charles NJ. Keeney,. F. W. Nc
Near Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNear, Ian
sing Miner, Miss Violet Carey, Miss Laura
McKinstry, Lieutenant Clarence McKinstry.
Lieutenant Newton, A. McCulley, Lieutenant
James E. Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Otis, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Page, Christian Froelich,
Lieutenant w. r. Shoemaker, Miss Cora
Smedberg, Lieutenant and Mrs. George NJ.
Stoney, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II. Sherwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Tatum, Mrs. A. II. VOORHEES, and
many others.