The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28
tone Juvenile Reception.


TIE Stone Juvenile Reception.
Miss May Stone was given a Juvenile re-
ception by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". W.
Stone, at their residence PIG Howard street,
on Friday Miss Jessie Stone arranged the
parlors and the mushroom with artistic
taste.
AT 7:30 o'clock the young guests COM
mcnced to arrive BY s o'clock the brilliantly
decorated parlors looked like veritable
bower of beauty and young chiyalry. The
little masters and misses OF elght ana ten
seasons were encouraged in little romp IN
order to break through the crust OF Tor
mallty. ~
Alter the little folks had had their jollifi-
cation the guests were marshaled into couples
and marched into the MUSHROOM. led III state
by Miss MAY Stone and Master Joe Terry.
Miss Cara Werth entertained the company
with brilliant selections from Chopin and
Beethoven, while Miss Lille Werth charm
ingly rendered some popular m elodies; Miss
Aimee Orear executed several pretty selec-
lions; Miss Jessie Stone and Miss Belle
Knox and Master Edwin and Miss Annie
BGySOn favored the guests with lively duets.
At 10 o'clock ices and fruits were served,
and by II the usually quiet street was
aroused from its slumber by fleeting mass
of fieeclly robed nymphs and soiemnly clad
young Americans staggering homeward I'M
der load of jollity and sweet cake:
Among those preaent were: Miss Annie
Orear. Miss Carrie Terry, Miss Clara Werth,
Miss Flora Rowley. Miss Lille Wer,h, Miss
Oracle BOcarde. Miss Jessie Stone, Miss
Mildred Newman, Miss Mabel kennett, Miss
Annie BOysOn, Mrs. W. w. Stone, Miss
Florence de Boice, the Misses Belle and An
ME Knox; Messrs. Joseph I, Terry, John
Bocarde, W. w. Stone, Daniel Turig, J. Bo-
carde; Masters Joe Terry, John Terry. AL
bert Bowley, William 0rear. Edwin B1yson,
Julian Newman, Clarence Chapman, Harry
Cove, Willie Cove and others.
The Baldwin-Story Wedding.
On Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
Hart Bouton, IS Thirteenth street, Miss
Alice Story and Mr.. Harry +. Baldwin were
united in marriage, Rev. Marshall Cane of
floating. Only relatives and intimate ac-
quaintauces were present. The house was
handsomely decorated for the occasion. The
presents were numerous and costly. Among
those present ere: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Story,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Bouton, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lang, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gomez, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, Miss Liz
zie HildIeth, Miss Fanny Rice. Miss Du-
plissa, Miss Mamie Curley, Miss Annie
Messrs. john Byrke, A. Lundine, j. OBrien,
Sony Moiteret, Charles Chester, George Cum
ningham Thomas Hogan, James Wade,
G. Story, Samuel Nelson. II. Campo. The
bridal party intend leaving for the East on
their honeymoon on the % Of October and
return in the latter part of December, when
they take up their residence at Ills Howard
street.
Pacific Heights School Picnic.
On Wednesday last Mrs. F. S. Hates, as
sisted by her sister, Miss Gussie p. Lange.
ehaperoned fifteen young misses and mas
tiers fr ON Pacific Heights School on merry
picnic to the Cliff House beach, where they
spent the afternoon enjoying themselves
immensely Wearied with pleasures they
seated themselves to most luxurious lunch,
which they all enjoyed hugely. 1t was
quite late in the afternoon when the merry
young folks returned to their homes, never
to forget the pleasant day their chaperon
had afforded them Among those present
were: Miss Maud Purdy, Miss Eta Butler.
Miss Agnes Lange, Miss Fannie Fuller,
Miss Mamie McClain, Miss Edith Allen,
Miss Maude Leary; Masters Robert Ferral,
Alfred Rulofson, Charlie Suydam, Robert
Tracy, Alfred Field, John Kelly, Bernie
Nelson, Russell Selfdge.
The Danish Society Party.
A pleasant bonbon party was given last
evening by the Danish Society Norden at
U nion-square Hall. The Park Band pro-
vided music for large number Of dancers,
who prolonged their pleasure till a late hour.
The committees Of the evening were COM
posed as follows:
Committee Of Arrangements P. Olsen.
J. w. Lytgens, II. p. Nielsen. II. Nissen,
S. X. OvergaaTd; Reception Committee-C.
G. Larsen, n. 2. Hollum, c. NJ Sorensen,
w. P. Nielsen; floor mauaser-P. Olsen;
Floor Committee. o. Nybye, Charles Ber
telsen, w. Christensen, A. Wiegand, n.
Hansen.
Ladies' Picnic to Laundry Farm.
A number of ladies'. the wives ard daugh-
tiers of several Of orr lefdiug German citi-
zpns-Mrs. Charles Dietler, Mrs. e. Eiser,
Mrs. l.. Schultz, Mrs. d. Walstead, Mrs. E.
Ripple, Mrs. WeDZell, Mrs. J. Mengel, Miss
II. Wenzell, the Misses Z. and Emma Rup-
pei, Miss NJ. Harding, Miss D. klatt, Mrs.
and Miss a. Hoelcher and Mrs. R. Lorentz-
formed picnic party to pass the day al
Laundry Farm last Tuesday. The ladies
: were somewhat di5mayed at the undertake
iBg. as they lad 30 gentlemen with them.
Z y pom arriving or the other side of the bay
they found the 10 o'clock train gone aud
the next wg,id net start until 80. The
Superintendent Of the bToad-gauge. how
ever, came to their aid aud CALAMITY pro-
vidsd them with special train, which, in
due time took them 10 their chosen ground,
where they spent very enjoyable day, fire.
quently indors!ng the superintendent as the
"nicest railroad officer in the world"
surpr.ke Party on Sixteenth Street.
surprise party was recently rendered
to Mr. S. Marcuse at his residence, 2lS Six
tenth street. Among those present were
Misses Annie Mlrry, Nellie hurry, Minnie
Frederick, Eva Hartly, Ida Hartly, Nellie
Smith, Ethel Smith. Minnie Phillips, Lena
Marcuse, Maggie Cali, Tresa GALL NeSie
Waldstein, Carrie Waldsteir, Gerdie Valid
stein, Rubie Anthony. Katie Apologize,
Efie Mitchell, Beatrice May, Julia Burns ;
Messrs S. Marcuse, Leland Mareuse, George
Phillips, Walter Minnie, 3. Minnie William
Minnie, John Robinson, f. Jarman. Louis
May, James Ault, NJ. Seransky, L. Bolger,
James BoIger, Milton Waldstein, James
Taylor G. Dorm. D. Stewart f. Stewart,
Frank Dryer, Mrs. E. C. Arnold, Miss NJ
Cusick, Miss NJ. Brady, Mrs. l.. May, Mrs.
G. Dorm, Mrs. A. Marcuse, Mr.. A. Marcuse,
Mr.. Louis May.
The Golden Gate Bowling Club Party.
The Golden Gate Bowling Club gave a
social and medal presentation on Thursday
night at Olympic Hall. Mr.. p. Eggers. as
the most successful bowler for the past six
months, won the first prize, and was pre-
scented with a handsome gold medal. MI
John F. Schooner carried off the second
prize. a fine silver medal. Between the
dances Mr. A. V. Mendenhall entertained
the company with a representation OF the
fancy dance. and Mr.. J. ID. Schroeder with
a song. Dancing was continued till early in
The committees of the evening were CON-
posed as follows: Committee Of Arrange
ments-J. d. Heise (Chairman), FL. Thoden,
C. Tiedeman, J. d. Schroeder; Reception
Committee-C Huning. p. Eggers, H. Segel-
ken, George Schooner; floor manager, q.
Tiedeman; w. b. Welby, assistant; Floor
Committee. +. Schooner, E. Iauck. j. y.
Wintjen. The officers of the club are: Ii.
Frundt, President; j. d. Schroeder. Vice
President; j. ID. Hese, Treasurer, and j. X.
Kuhlmann, Secretary.
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
FL. Faber, Mr. and Mrs j. I. Helms, MIR.
and Mrs. Schachtebeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faller, Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seidenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wohlers, Miss A. Roemer, Miss A.
Koopman, Miss l.. Heinemeyer. Miss K.
Schroeder, Miss b. Burger Miss A. Miller,
Miss NJ Tiedemann, Miss Lena Luhr, Miss
Il. Oeverndiek, Miss b. Woebke, Miss Liz
zie Froh, Miss Kittie Mailman, NJ ISIS Maggie
De Vine, Miss Downey, Miss Largemann,
Miss Tillie Krecklow, Miss Emma Linn,
Miss Lucie Schroeder. Miss H.: Schroe-
der, Miss Charlotte Blanke, Miss Celia
Rohde, Miss Sophie Rohde, Miss Bray,
Miss Booming. Miss Faller, Miss Hermine