The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-06


Kinder, a charming young lady of 20 sum-
mers celebrated the same evening her be-
truthal to Mr.. Christian Weber.
The house had been decorated throughout,
and the front and back parlors and every
room in the house locked charming. The
grand march commenced soon after o'clock,
and was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Kinder, the
former wearing big silver cap while Mrs.
Kinder wore q fine silver wreath Next
followed Miss Mamie Kinder and Mr..
Christian Weber, followed by about fifty
couples. 1t was highly enjoyable enter
tainment, and everybody present had a
fine time Dancing was kept up until II
o'clock, when the numerous guests sat down
to a sumptuous repast, whore champagne
and other fine wines flowed freely, and
many were the toastS that were drunk to
the health of both couples.
The following were the invited guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wulff, Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schade, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Eitzen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Huber, Mr..
and Mrs Josselyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Creon, Mr..
and Mrs. Holk, Mr.. BlasS, Mr.. Wildebraudt,
Mr. c. StrOhle, Mr. G. Feldhaus, Mr.. JOSEPH
Hartford, Mr.; F. Mnnzeenmeier Mr.. Z.
Schade, Mr.. R. Schade, Mr.. c. MAYER, Mr..
w. Christ, Mr.. ii. Huber, Mrs. Holt, Mrs.
Koch, Mrs. Hosch, Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Mes
sath. Mrs. Peters, Miss Postag, Miss l.. Pc
terSon Miss +. ii oIt, Miss G. Schade, Miss
lille Schade, Miss Elsie Sauer, Miss Annie
Queders. Mrs. K. Mack, Mr.. Fred Mack, Mr..
Willie Wultf.
Farewell Surprise Party.
A farewell surprise party was rendered to
Miss Florence BeanStOn at her residence,
No. IS Hollis street, last Thursday evening
The party came in one large mass, so COM
pletely surprising Mss BeanStOn that quite
a time elapsed before she could summon up
enough courage 10 greet her many guests
and dearest friends.
The company at once proceeded to make
merry in such way that ere long all were
as one large family, enjoying themselves to
their fullest extent. Vocal selections were
INDUCED in by many ana instrumental Sc
lect.onS by Mrs. c. Weihe and DR.. L. Cotton
Smith. Dancing was in Older until II 80,
when the guests were invited 10 partai,e Of
supper. The table fairly gruaned beneath
its weight of good things, which Son disap-
peared under the attack OF those present.
After the refreshments, speeches were in-
duged in, with recitatiOns by Mr. Il. K.
HllI, DIR. c. Cotton Smith and many others.
Dancing was again renewed until a late
hour, when the merry party babe Miss
BeanstOn goud-bye and ''GOd-speed'' III her
new work. Miss Beanston VIII take up
school work in Tulare.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
BeanstOn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weihe, Mr.. ID. NJ. Cove, Miss Lillian
Beanston, Messrs. George and William
Beanston, Miss d. Smith, Miss May Dahin,
Miss f. Hastings, Miss y. Hastings, Miss
Misses i. and A. Woodland, Miss Sophia
Athens, Miss Hattie Williams, Mis- frankie
Whitney, Miss Statia Thomas, Miss Nellie
Kemp Mr.. +. X. Houston, Mr.. john Ii.
Kemp Jr., MIR. 5. Forsyth, Mr.. f. c. Bangs.
Mr.. George W. Russ. Mr.. John Muller, Mr..
James Woodland. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. II. Lam
derS, Mr.. William LudOlph, Mr. Marsh, MIR.
(Ipprgtl III = barlE Mr. IIutaf l1r II Cation
Smith, Mr.. Beardmore.
Party on Sixth Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Kitty May Doughtery on Saturday
evening at her residence, so Sixth street. by
her numerous friends. The guests. after
spending some time in singing and dancing
and INDUCING in many amusing games, re
paired to the dining-room, where a bountiful
collation. had been prepared, and partOok of
the good things Of life. The following were
present: Mr. and Mrs. john DOughtery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer, Mrs. j. Golden.
Miss X. NJ. DOughtery, Miss ). Clark, Miss
l., Clark, Miss NJ. Gillespie, Miss K. Giles
pie, Miss X. Farley, Miss n. Luhnsrn, Miss
y. Hurley, Miss X. Corners, Miss l.. ker-
man, Miss NJ. Powers, Miss L. Hus sey
MessTs. }. Mckenna, c. Collins, }. Carroll,
7. McElrOy, j. McDemott, +. Clark. NJ.
McCaIty, A. Pennoyer, q. Graham, c.
Party on West Mission Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Annie Mcnamara on Sunday evening.
September 2Sth, at the residence of her par
ents. 1924 West Mission street Several
recilaiiuns were rendered By the young
folks, and some very fine singing, after
which dainty refreshments were served.
The children babe goodnight to their hos
tess at II o'clock, having had most enjoy
able evening. Miss Annie was the recipient
of many beautiful presents. Among those
Miss NJ. Gehan, Miss Annie O'Rourke, Miss
Annie Caine, Miss I. Buckley. Miss Abbie
Lynch, Misses Ella and Lizzie Iicr, Misses
Emily and Julia Miller, Miss Josie Game,
Miss Rosie Serne, Misses Emma aud Annie
Peterson, Misses Emily and Annie McNa-
mara; Messrs. john Men mara, Aiken,
Ireland, George Ireland. p. Murphy, W.
Murphy. Eddie Waugh, d. 0,Ronrke, Ar
thur Schuken, j. Tisrney, ii. Smith, II.
Curtis, I. Dyer, James Mcnamara, George
Game and the officers of the Liberty Post.
Parties to TAXI Place.
The "Sports" have issued striking black
and gold invitations for their third party to
be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday, the
31st inst.
The members of the Aldine Musical Club
will give full dress party at Union-square
Hall tomorrow evening.
The Field Music" Third Infantry Regi-
iment \. G. G., will give their anniversary
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening. the 18th inst
The Berlin Club will hold their initial ball
at Union-square Hall on the 18th inst,
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the ladies of the German Benevolent So
ciety Red Cross" next Sunday evening at
Irving Hall
Young Mems Institute No. l will give
their seventh anniversary reception at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst.
The Spiders and Flies will give a special
souvenir ball at Odd Fellows Hall toward
the end of November.
Young Mems Institute, No. 80, will give
an entertainment and ball at South San
Francisco Opera House on the 18th INST.
The October programme for the enter
tainment of the Native Sons of Vermont,
to be given at Odd Fellows Hall Friday
evening next, is likely to prove an interest
Ing one. On Friday, the 14th of November,
the Sons will give a special ball
La Grippe Club will give lis second party
at Union-Square Hall on Friday evening
next.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
an ice cream social at Union square Hall on
Thursday evening next
The Del Monies VIII give their eleventh
hop at Odd Fellows Hall Tomorrow evening
Special preparations are being made for the
event.
A masquerade domino party will be given
by Fidelity Lodge, No. l. ]. o. f. T., at st.
Georges Hall next Saturday evening.
The first senl-annual ball given by Fair
Oaks Camp, No -, Sons Of Veterans, will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall on the 18th
inst.
Court Yerba Buena, No. 1853, A. o. F. of
A., will hold their first social on the ODD
inst. at Hamilton Hall.
Minerva Circle. No. 90, COMPANIONS Of
the Forest, will give domino party at Cam
brian Hall, 1882 Mission street, on the 18th
inst.
The Progressive SDiritualists Society viii
hold their monthly social, entertainment
and dance next Saturday evening at Wash
in ton Hall, 80 Eddy street
The Alta Social Club will give a social
dance every Wednesday evening during the
season at their hall, Twenty-third and
Hampshire streets.
A chorus of fifty young ladies of Central
NJ. E. Church will render the cantata, The
Flower Queen" at Irving Hall, tomorrow
evening. The soloists Will be attired in
costume suggestive of the flower repre-
sented. and preparations are being made for
elaborate and extensive stage decorations.
Society Personals.
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