The San Francisco call., 1896-11-26
TEAS, LUNCHE0NS
AND RECEPTIONS
Miss Goad Entertains in
Honor of a De-
butante.
The Donohoe Tea for Mime. de
Guigne on Yesterday
Afternoon.
Dinner and Theater Party for Miss
Salisbury-Martin At Home.
Hopkins Luncheon.

Yesterday was busy day in social cir
cies. Teas, receptions, dinners and
luncheons occupied the attention of the
swell set. AS usual the debutante was
the primary causes of much of this gayety.
One of the most popular of this season s
buds, Miss Kate Salisbury, was the guest
of honor at the dinner given by Miss
Aileen Goad last evening.
Covers were laid for eighteen at table
ablaze with the noted Goad crystal. Pink
rosebuGs were used for decorative pur-
poses. Seated at the table were: Mrs.
Monroe Salisbury, Miss Salisbury, Miss
Caro- Crockett, Miss Jessie Hobart, Miss
Helen Hopkins, Miss Francis Moore, Miss
Genevieve Goad, Miss Aileen Goad, E. NJ.
Greenway, DR.. Tevis, G. K. Mcintosh,
Henry Poett Robert Eyre. Lawrence Van
Winkie, w. Frank Goad.
Mrs. Joseph Donohoe entertained sew
eral hundred ladies a. a tea. yesterday, at
her home, on Broadway, complimentary
to her sister Nine. de Guigne, who leaves
shortly for q winter abroad.
Potted palms and American beauty
roses were used with artistic effect in dec
Grating the house. The hours of the tea
were from4 10 Z.
Mrs. Martin held her first Wednesday
sat home" Yesterday at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Peter Donahue, 2112s Pa
cific avenue. Mrs. Donahue, who is just
recovering from a severe illness, was not
well enough 10 come downstairs and see
the many friends who anXiousiy inquired
about her health. The hours OF the re-
c. ption were from to 60 CLOCK. Assisting
Mrs. Martin to receive were the Baroness
Won Schroeder, Miss Isabel McKenna and
Miss Romis Wallace.
On Monday evening Mrs. Martin gave
delightful little dinner party compli-
mentary to Miss Kate Salisbury. After
dinner hostess anu guests went to the
Baldwin TheaIer and enjoyed the opening
performance of Nat Goodwin and his
clever company. Mrs. Martins guests
were: Miss Salisbury. Miss Isabel Nc
kenna, -dr. Mckenna, Lieutenant Nolan,
MISS Romie Wallace and Mrs. Monroe
Salisbury.
On Tuesday Miss Helen Hopkins gave
an elaborate luncheon at the residence OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Hopkins,
on California street. The table was pref
tly decorated with pink and white roses.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
HOPKINS enterta: ned a party OF twenty
four young folks at the California Thea
ter. After enjoying La Loie Fuller de-
l1cious supper was in order Another
one given by Mrs. Richard Tobin. Mrs
Tobin and her guests occupied fourteen
seats in the dress circle.
On Monday evening Mrs. Lewis Gerstle
gave an ella borate dinner, complimentary
TO Miss SchweitZer and her fiance. Mr..
Stefel of New York. American beauty
roses made an elegant liable decoration.
Covers were laid for sixteen
In late issue of this journal appeared
the Romance of Cafe, announcing thu
engagement and foresh allowing the
speedy marriage of Miss Christina Kohn.
tine attractive cashier of the Popular res
taurant, on Geary street. Last evening
she was duly welded to the man of her
choice, Howard w. Caldwell. The re-
ligious ceremony took place in Emanuel
Church, on Twelfth street, the matrimo-
nial knot being tied by the pastor, Rev. F.
w. Fischer. The cozy little edifice was
thronged with relatives and friends of the
happy couple, who. with their i'm mediate
attendants, promptly at 8 O'Clock, were
gracefully grouped before the altar in the
presence of the officiating clergyman.
The bride wore rich and elegant gown
of brocaded silk, ornamented with pearls
and orange blossoms. The maid of honor,
Miss G. Spos;to, was attired in white
nuns yelling, and the bridesmaid, Miss