The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Mrs. Ivan J. Coleman and Miss Carrie Gwin
gave q luncheon al their home, l43O SacTa-
lneut0 street, Yesterday afternoon. Covers
were laid for eighleen. Seated at table
were Mrs. William u. Gwin sr., Mrs.
Lloyd Teyis, Mrs. william Gwin Jr-,
Mrs. Henry l. Dodge, Mrs. 6oTdon
B.aad'uE, Mrs George C. Boardmau, Baroness
Won schroeder, Mrs. william Smedbe-g, Mrs
Ho-sce Blanchard Chase, Mrs. Nounttord VII
son, Ms z c. Foute, Mrs. Russell lls0n, Mrs
Horace HIIi Mrs Charles Page, Mrs. Caro.lAe
A,he Mrs. J. 3. CrocEett
Mrs 7. z. akemau formally INTRODUCED
her daughter. Miss Leontine Biskenan, 10 her
many friends yesterday aflern, on al & tea
between he hours OF > and : O'Clock
The Blakeman home was, handsomely dec
GRATED with palms and ch-ysanthe nuns, yeF
low and white being the Prevailing co.ors-
MS and Miss Brakeman were assisted n re-
ce.viug tv Miss Cnar oIte ENInwood, Miss
Marie Wells, Miss Mamie PoIhemUs, Miss MAY
garet Thornton, Mss Bessie Ames, Miss Lille
Folis sis Gertrude Carroll, Miss Et1el hee-
uey and Miss kathro Burton.
In the evening Miss Brakeman entertained
the ladies' OF the receiving party and the fcl
lowing gentlemen at dinner: Z. II. Green
way, Waiter Mar in, Gerald Rsthbone, Robert
Eyre, Lieutenant Kuoourne, Lieutenant
Gardner, Lieutenant WILCOX, Charles Fernsld,
t. 4. NlI,see and SoutEaId Hoffman.
MIS-. Edward q. Scbmiedeu viii hOI an in
formal recep tion this afternoon at her home,
21Ot Baker street, at which she viii enter ain
her young lady friends.
Mrs. Charles Lyman Bent win give a matt
nee tea today al her home at the PresidlO,
commencing al O'Clock. / viii be in honor
OF seyerzl debutsntes Among the young la-
DIES no VIII a>sIst her n receiving are MISS
Ida GIboons, Miss Emma Butler, Miss Matte
Pratt, Miss LenDtIue Brakeman, Mss Ethei
keerey, Miss Marie Wr..s. Miss Marie Oge,
kT..f.a IT,.
jon, Mss de Long, Miss Aielaids Murphy and
n s. -tr4uaaan.
Edward Gr-enway entertain ed q number OF
his friends on Wednesday evening. The party
met al he BALDWIN Tnea CT, where tley ell
jOycd Lost, Strsyed or stolen" and were
HIterwaT1 driven 10 the Bohemian Club,
where al elaborate supper awaited them.
The red room was pretuly decorated for
:he occasion with smLaX and yellow and red
chrysaai hemums, p tied plants and Gu flow
erS During the evening Huber orchestra
rendered several pleasant selections
The name cards were designed and exc
cuted b. eolly Walters, and represented dif-
ferent types Of girIhOod.
Following i list OF the guests: Mr. and
Mrs :. J. McCuLCheCn, Miss Thomas, Miss
Helen Thomas, Miss mel smith, Miss Helen
smith, Mss Hoffman, Miss Alice Hoffman,
" S Davidson, Mss 7. Morgan, Miss Mclean,
Mis- GORE Miss Frances Moore, Miss Alice
HageI; Hon. James b. PheIan, Walter ). Mar
TN, q. l. Ratn bone, c. a. Wiltsee. Mr. vi =
IGus, y. NCCaleb, J. 4. Dibbiee, Henry D b
Eea H " etet.oa, Lawrence Van Wlnkie.
Two enjoyable theater parties were given
the early part OF The V eek. The first one was
given on Monday evening by L. A. Wiltsee.
Tne party were driven 10 the BALDWIN Thea
Ter, where they enjoyed the opening perform
auce Of Lost Strayed or stolen" The guests
included M aud Mrs. J. R. K Nuttall, Mrs.
de Rus Ter, Mss Cement, Miss Gosd Miss
k-eley, Miss Brakeman. II $ GWin, william
"a % SOuthard Hoffman, Lansing Miner
aud Ned Greeuway.
On tuesday evening Miss Carolan enter
talued g number Of friends at the same p ay.
GeneVieve CsrOlen, Miss Crockett, Miss May
Hoffman, 4 J. DIbblee, Henry Poer, ". II.
Taylor II, Lawrence Van Ninkle and Ned
Greenway were present
NJ. and Mrs. Frederick y. Woods viii give
an even ng reception followed by dance
carly n Noven Der. to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Maud Newton Woods.
Mrs. :. q Murphy gave a delightful lunch
party lest thursday her parlors at the
Palace Hotel in 10 or OF her de butante daugh-
Ter, Mis- Adelaide Murphy.
The others present were Miss Kate Thornton
Salisbury. Miss Margaret Salisbury, Miss Den
man. Miss Emma Butler, Miss Florence JOS
se yU, Miss Is~ bel Preston, NJ SIS Alice Golden
Holman, Mss Leila VoOrhies, Miss Helen
Thomas, s. Hamilton, Miss Charlot te El in
wood, the Misses Hooper, Miss Ware, Mss
Clay. Miss Sinclair, Miss Mira Wells aud Mss
Strenahan.
Mrs. William Robinson Whittier gave
luncheon TO g NUM- Der of debutantes last
Wednesday her residence on Jackson stree
the round table was prettily decorated with
Cecil Bruaer roses An elaborate menu was
enjoyed.
The guess Of Mrs Whittier we're: Miss Ger
trude carroll, Miss Therese Morgan, Miss
Ethel Keeney, Miss Leontine Brakeman. Miss
Florence de Long. Mis-, Helen Coleman, Miss
Helen Thomas Miss Eliza beth Ames Miss Lii
Nan Follis and Mss Margaret Salisbury.
Richar1 VI. Hotaling gave dinner party
last Tuesday evening at MS residence on Cali
fOrnia street, at which he entertained fifteen
friends. The table was beautifully decorated
yellow being the dominant color. HI guests
and Mrs J. C. Wilson, Mrs Lucy May Hayes,
Miss Mamie D-ane, Miss Minnie Hennessey
Miss Belle Smith, Miss Pollock Mss Deming,
James Beckett, Alfred McKInnoA, Mr.. Lunc-
LOrg, Edgar Leyintritt and Ray L4vintrilt
There pretty wedding last Thursday
afternoon nj the residence OF Mrs. Frederick L.
Castle, 2424 Steiner street. The bride was her
daughter Miss anche Castle, and the groom
was Charles DaFId FarQuharson. Both are
we'll known and highly esteemed among a
large circle Of friends The wedding cere-
monies were performed in the presence OF
relatives OF the contracting parties only by
Rabbi Jacob FOorsanger and Rev. Horatio
Stebbins. There were no attendants After
werd there was reception and many of their
friends called to congratu ate the newly
welded couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Farquharson
have gone OIL a southern trip and VIII return
IN a couple OF weeks. The wedding presents
were elegant and costly.
Sheriff Richard l Wnelan and his wife viii
celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding a. their residence, 2Ol7 Webster
street, today
China being the proper form OF present for
the event, q number of the employees IN the
Sher!f's Office have decided TO present their
chief with a magnificent dinner set cousis ting
OF several hundred pieces. Mr.. and Mrs. Whe-
Ian vii! hold rece pron, to which q number
Of intimate friends have been invited, during
The ef ernoon.
The Colonial Danes were the guests of Mrs.
Henry Gibbons Tuesday. November q
when they greeted with pleasure ior the first
time in many months their chairman, Mrs
Seldom 5. Wright, who mad been absent in Eu-
rope Reports were read from other non
co on al societies A liberal donation was
voted for the proposed statue OF Washington
10 bC given TO France In 1900 by the women of
served. Among those present were: Mrs. s
:. Wight. Mrs. Henry Gibbons. Mrs. {. Z wood
Brown, Miss Mary L. Bowen-officers; Mrs. j.
L. VI body. Mrs. S. N. Van Wyck, Mrs. Hervev
Darre Mrs J. II. MadIux, Mrs. c. H.
Hedges Mr. William Craig, Mrs. T. Z. Blake
man Mrs William Brewer OF San MaIeo Mrs
+ p. Dick, Miss Msddux, Miss Raymond and
MS s. ". Hol edsy.
The Golden Circle OF Kings Daughters will
give nm enteruir ment Oh Monday evening
NovCm Der 3. al :3J O'Clock, the Century
Clut auditorium, he object Of which is to raise
funds for the coming year. Howelis "Unex-
pecicd Guests" VIII be gwen by mum ber Of
sociOty young people, among whom are Mis-
Gas ,cock Miss Hoffman, Miss Smith, Thed
Howard and Mr.. MiniZer, and musical selec-
tiouD viii be given By Mrs. Richards and
Others.
Tickets at 81 each may be obtained from