The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-19

Miss Hyde wore picturesque Alpine
costume. The short skirt was OF black
sateen and trimmed with bands OF vivid
scarlet. The peasant corsage was of black
and red and the tall Alpine hat of shiny
black satin trimmed with numerous
bands of narrow scarlet ribbon finished
with tiny rosettes.
Mrs. David Bixler wore handsome
black satin gown trimmed with exquisite
Chantilly. Her ornaments were diamonds.
Miss Gertie Foreman made fetching
white domino and wore small white
satin mask
| Mrs. Colin NJ. Boyd was attired in an
elegant gown of pale-blue brocade trimmed
with a founce and bertha of rare old
| point. Her ornaments were diamonds and
her mask, tiny one, of white lace.
! Mrs. A. L. Dodge wore very handsome
| gown of black brocade trimmed with some
| exquisite old lace.
Miss Froelich and Miss Davidson were
| both attired in black velvet court costumes
and wore white Louis XIV wigs.
! Miss Isabelle McKenna found it difficult
| to conceal her identity under the stiff folds
of white domino.
| Nine. Ziska wore, with charming grace.
the Spanish costume. The gown was OF
black satin, trimmed with innumerable
| little flowers of black Chantilly. A lace
| mantilla was caught round the face and
coquettishly fastened with red rose.
Mrs. Henry Croker wore an evening
| gown of light blue silk, embroidered with
| tiny DISQUALIFICATION pattern. Dia-
| monds were fastened in the coils of her
satiny black hair. They clasped the slen
| der throat and glistened in the soft folds of
her gown.
| Mrs. Volney Spalding's gown was of
white satin. Her ornaments were dia-
| monds.
Mrs. Irving Scott was attired in mag
| nlficent gown of shimmering gray satin.
| the corsage of which was trimmed with a
magnificent bertha of point applique.
| Mrs. Wright made picturesque and
| fetching shepherdess in black and red
| satin costume.
| Mrs. CASTOR Ashe looked extremely
white picture hat.
Mr.. Greenway was one of the few men
| who appeared in costume. He repre-
sented in picturesque manner Spanish
bull-fghter, and his costume, from the
tassels that dangled from his wide SOM
| brero to the shining buckles on MS low
cut shoes, was historically correct.
| Major Rathbone wore his pink hunting
coat. James Phelan was a gentleman OF
the court, and wore black satin knee
breeches and a powdered wig.
Mrs. Pond and her sister, Miss Mcneil,
wore very elegant evening gowns. Mrs.
| Ponds costume was of pink satin and Miss
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wore some very fine diamonds.
| Miss TautphauS made q graceful tam
| bourine-girl in a white and pink satin
| costume.
Miss Lizzie Carroll wore the hand
| soonest of the many dominos in evidence.
| edged with tiny flowers OF NalencienneS.
Mrs. Barendt wore white satin Turkish
| costume trimmed with silver.
| Miss Edith Findley lent a dash of color
| to her white domino by pinning American
beauties to her belt.
Miss Laura Bates wore fetching blue
| domino and Miss Emma Butler a pink
domino.
Mrs. Henry Tatum and Mrs. J. Cunning
ham also wole blue and pink domiroes.
| Mrs. +. z. Bradley wore a very elegant
brocaded velvet eighteenth century cos
tune.
Mrs. Albert Gerberding hid the rich
folds of her evening gown under pink
satin domino.
Mrs. Mclean wore a very elegant gown
of pink and blue brocade. Her ornaments
| were diamonds.
Mrs. Louis Monteagle was attired in a
handsome pink satin gown and wore some
very elegant diamonds.
Fred Webster was hardly recognized by
his many friends in his handsome black
velvet court costume.
Nine. Maisor wore handsome white
satin gown, trimmed with point lace.
Previous to the ball James Phelan gave
all elaborate dinner in the Red Room OF
the Bohemian Club complimentary to Mrs.
Osgood Hooker.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Osgood Hooker. Miss Mamie McNutt,
Thomas McGrew Mr.. and Mrs Taylor of
Oakland. Miss Hobart, Walter Hobart,
Major Rathbone, j. D. Grant, Jerome
Hart, Miss Emile Hager, Miss Alice
Hager, Miss McKenna, Baron and Baron
ess Won Schroeder, Miss Genevleve Goad,
Miss Aileen Goad, w. Frank Goad, E. NJ
Greenway, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss
| Daisy Van Ness and Miss Ada Sullivan.
After the dinner Mr.. Phelan and his
guests formed part of the merry throng at
the ball.