The San Francisco call., 1897-03-03

party of black, pink, white and blue dominoes
res pee lively.
tired ike in white baby gowns and carried
their doliies hugged close in their arms.
Mrs. A. NJ. Easton wore gray silk evening
gown.
Mrs. J. H. Jewett wore blue satin gown en-
broidered IN liver.
Mrs william V. Bryan and Miss Florence
Ives, red dominoes
Miss Mollie Thomas made a very pretty Mar
guerite in blue velvet and pearls.
Miss Julia Crocker wore pink domino.
Mrs f. W. Brooks gown was of black tulle,
EN- mbroidered with silver stars to represent
Night"
Miss May Herbert wore pretty pink and
white Gainsborough Costume.
Miss Melita Bennett wore dainty pink
mil kmsid dress.
Miss Fannie Herbert was most attractive
blue sheph erdess
Mrs. Younger wore handsome white en-
broidered japanese costume
Ms. Austin Moore and Miss Moore wore
elegant evening gowns under pink silk
dominoes
in silver 10 represent Morning"
Miss Helen Wagner wore pretty pink
domino.
Miss Gertrude Forman wore white satin
evening gown under a white silk domino.
Mrs. f. ]. Preston wore a piak and white
striped silk costume OF white tuile.
Miss Gertrude Carroll aud Mss Romie Wal.
lace wore pink and blue dominoes respectively.
Miss Mamie McNutl wore blue domino.
Miss McKinstry wore black domino.
Mrs. Horace B. Chase wore black tule en-
broidered i'll silver.
Miss Jennie Blair wore pink domino
Miss Emma Butler wore an elegant pink
satin evening dress.
Mrs. Thomas Ricklan wore French peas.
ants dress.
Mrs. Gregory's dress represented the gaudy
sunf1ower.
Mrs A. B. Moulder wore yellow and black
domino.
Miss Ethel Murphy and Mrs. w. B. Bowers
hen ed to swell the list of black dominoes.
Mrs. De Ruyter, Miss Jennie Hooker, Hiss
Gwin and Miss Sallie Maynard were attired
alike III spotless wnite dresses and carried
pure white doves.
Miss Edith Findley wore pink silk domino
Miss Alice Rix wore the dress of Chinese
lady of rank.
Mrs George Howard and Mrs. Fred NJ. Pick
erfng wore white and blue dominoes, respect
lively.
Miss Alice Hayden wore an elegant black
silk domino EN- broidered in silver.
Miss Emile Hager was at.ired in an even
ing gown and wore her hair powdered.
Colonel Fred Crocker wore an English hunt
ing costume, flaming red coat, black velvet
knickerbockers and black hose.
"Uncle'' George Bromley appeared as a
Venetian Senator in square cap and long,
flowing gown of maroon velvet, both spanglcd
with gold and ornameEte ted with blue.
J. F. H Archibald was the Chinese Viceroy,
Ii Hung Chang, in all his Oriental peculiari-
ties of dress.
Howard Taylor wore three different costumes
during lne evening" appearing urSt as d req
devil then as demon with frig htful nose of
huge proportions and las ly as an inane
schoolboy in clownsh frock OF checkered
gingham with freskish yachting cap to
match and false face with elephantine ears
after the style of the "Little Yellow Kid"
Mr. Wifey was in the attire OF q cavalier of
the time of Charles H.
T. Ruhm wore the full-dress uniform of the
navy.
Ned Greenway wore a cavalier costume that
was q compromise between that of the Pied
- ch nI,n eAf 1T
som brero.
Charles Field was the man with the moult-
ing wniskers and au burn wig.
Douglas Tilden wore Puritan costume
The Mizner brothers were two savagcs one
Zulu with a great mop of black hair falling
over his face, the other an Albino, with chrys-