The morning call., 1890-04-14

Burke; harp by Miss Lola Burke. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Herman Mr..
nor. Mr.. aud Mrs. p. Martin, Miss AuIta OC0n-
nor, Mr.. +. Williams, Miss Margu rite O'Connor,
Mr.. Gil Burke, Miss Agnes Herman Mt. George
Barr, Miss Lola Nj. Burke, Mr.. Percy Dana, Miss
Mamie OConnor, MIR. Lee SIandish, M ISIS Alma
Burke. Mr.. Dennis Herman, Miss Agnes NJ.
Burke, Mr.. W, Earle, Miss Kiltie Burke, Mr.. j.
Conquest, the Misses Madaline aud Louise Mar
Iln Mr. Freddie Taylor, Miss Fannie X. Burke,
Mr.. Harry Brown, Miss Kittie Herman. Mr.
Harold Deane. Miss Maude X. Harris, Mr. Roger
5. Whitford. Miss May Herman, Mr.. John T.
Raymond, Miss Ruthie Curry, MIR. James O'Con-
nor, Miss Ella Herman, Miss Eva Langley Miss
Flossy r. Birch.
Party on Guy Place.
pleasant surprise party was given on Tues
day evening last TO Miss Carrie Meyers at her
parents residence, II Guy place. The evening
was spent with games, dancing and singing.
Songs were rendered by Mr.. Joseph Hageriy,
Miss Carrie Meyers, Miss Tessie Mcguire Miss
Isabelle Keer, Miss Minnie Coneff and Miss
Rosie PetI erson. A recitation entitled Jim
Last Ride" was beautifully given by Miss Gene
We've Nanafy. Among those present we're: Miss
Nellie Pearce, the Misses Peterson, the Misses
Skoltield, Miss Turk Freens, Miss Title Malt
land, Miss Jennie Forrest, Miss Mollje Rees,
Miss Pearl DesmOnt, Miss Tessie Mcguire I;
MesSrs. joseph Hagerty, Leslie Mor0sco, Ed.
Jones, john Ward, Frank Pearce, George Stone,
Clifford Howard, John Long, George Emmett,
Frank Reed, James Barker, Charles Soul, Will
Hayes, Harry Frame, Frank Palmer.
Party on Third Street.
most ENJOYABLE surprise party was rendered
to Miss frankie NJ. TruwOrthy by many of her
friends and relatives on Wednesday evening
last at KrueckePs Hall, IA Third street. The
occasion was IN honor OF the anniversary of the
young iadys birth. The hail was profusely dec
GRATED with beautiful flowers and eyergreens
and presented an attractive appearance. At
about O'Clock III guests began to arrive after
which they were usbefed iutO large banquet
"a hAT afTAal Nufnn Al
songs and recltalions were rendered by
many OF the ladies' and gentlemen present.
Miss Unworthy was tue recipient OF many beau
tliul gifts. Alter refreshments the company re-
tired TO the large dance-hall. where dancing was
INDUCED in till midnight. Among those present
were; Mrs; NJ. Truwotthy Mrs. A. Truworihy,
Miss /. NJ. Unworthy, Mrs. S. A. Samuels. Mr..
and Mrs. I. Sewel, Miss L. Sklve, Mrs. A Mar
llnez. Mrs. q. BeIattO, Mr.. Ii. Sherman Mr.. t.
0Day, Mr.. L: Jackson, DR.. A. Eichler, Captain
J: Donnolly, MIR. NJ. Z. LIGHT, Mrs. A CHARLES,
Mr.. q. Rudebeck, MIR. a. Petri, Mr.. A. Jacks
and Mi. Anthony de la Tore Jr.
A Skating Carnival.
masquerade on skates al the Pavilion Rink
drew large attendance OF spectators aud par.
Elephants last Tuesday evening. The floor was
under the management of Mr.. r. Ingham as
sisted by Messrs. Kahn aud Nicholas. Among
the most noticeable costumes were: A Joe ey,
Miss Blntles; sailor, Miss Sadie Hayes; colon
smtS ms; skater G Mss Jnpansse6 s
Oracle heecher; morning glory, Miss Rose
Stone; Gypsy Queen. Miss Alice DIVER; IRISH
PEASANT, Miss Minnie Perry; Faust, Charles II.
KesslnG; Wandering jew, c. II. johnson; dude,
Nj. V. Smith; cowboy, =. Nicholas; Russian
Count, Adolph Kahn; clown, George kinsey;
bureSque on evening dress, George Pursell ;
champion skater, William Ii. Ballard.
Society Personals.
Mrs. j. c. Henderson, with her infant daugh-
ter, left last Wednesday for New YORK, where
she Will join her husband. who is now per-
manently settled in handsome fiat overlooking
Central Park. Mrs. Henderson was accompanied
by Miss Isabel Hunter of Alameda, who Is to be
her guest in New York during the summer
season.
Miss Maria Griffin, graduate of the College
of Music OF the Ellis College OF Los Angeles. is
the guest Of Miss Adah Ellis, 1852 Franklin
street.
Miss Jennie Kelly of Stockton is spend ing a
few weeks with Miss Annie Herman of the
Mission.
Miss Ida Metzler of san Francisco has re-
turned from her visit to her sister, Mrs. j. Far
rel, of Haywards.
Mr. and Mrs. AdOlphe Roos arrived here from
New York last Saturday.
Mr. Maurice d. Clar OF the firm OF j. w.
Goddard Sons, New York, leaves day for an
extended trip through the East.
DR.. and Ats. V. j. Stearus have gone 10 Los
Angeles to be present at the meeting Of the
STATE Medical Society.
Miss Eugena Ferrer left for Denver Colo
last Wednesday with MIR. aud Mrs Deaklu, aud
expect TO be away about two months.
Miss Minnie Hermann has removed to 1918
Pine street. AT home first aud second Thurs
days In each month.
Miss Musetta Brandt of San Francisco has
gone TO Iulate TO slend the summer months with
her sister, Mrs e. II. COngdOn.
MI. William II. Branch, eX-Secretary American
Consul at Samoa, and family have taken a cot
tage at Santa Cruz for the summer.
Alter passing the winter at the Hotel Pleas
anton. Mrs. 7. NJ. OsmOnL has returned to her
home in Tennessee.
Miss Ida Meyer, accompanied by her sister,
tEa ID
stein, will leave for Los Angeles next week.
Mr.. Z. b. Magic and family Will reside at the
Hotel Fairmonnt" during the summer.
MIR. Sutro OF SuirO Park Is at Etna Springs.
Mrs. Henry FinnegaSS, accompanied Oy her
niece, Miss A. f. Ward, lefl last Thursday for
an extended visit Of the Eastern States and
Europe.
Professor Samuel Adelsteln sailed from New
York ON The 9th inst, PER steamer La Norman
die, for Paris. He viii stay there awhile and
then proceed through Switzerland to Italy.
Mr.. Pm Hammersmth is sprnding his sum-
mer vacation tn Chico with some OF his friends.
Ar. j. Logan Of Santa Cruz came to San
Francisco last Wednesday.
Mr.. J. G. Liuderman OF High street, Alameda,
has been In Washington for the past couple of
wees looking after his interests 10 that State.
Mr.. +. IL. Figel OF san francisco has gone 10
the Giroy Hot Springs.
Dr.. ana Mrs. Henry Gibbons Jr. left by the
last Trip OF the steamer Mexico for Southern
California, where they propose spending TWO
weeks.
Lieutenant Colonel Graham, First Artillery,
v. -, Is,
sumo command of the Fifth Artillery upon its
arrival here.
MIR. j. W. Stewart returned 10 Santa Cruz last
W ednesdIy from San francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lakin returned to Alameda
from DecoO last Monday. they expected 10
start for their home IN Iowa last Friday.
Hon. and Mrs. b, f. Flint OF San Jose came up
last Monday 10 san Francisco.
Mrs. WOelfeil returned TO Napa from san Fran
cisco last Tuesday.
Miss IneZ Shor6 has returned to the Mission
ENJOYABLE n n
aud Mrs X. 5. Floyd
Mr.. g. ". Heard returned to Santa Cruz last
Wednesday from San Francisco.
Miss Edith Hlghton OF Alameda has fully re-
covered from her severe illuess, which has con
lined her to her home for the past two months.
Miss Ethel Bugbee has been spending the past
few days IN Gllroy win relatives. Miss Bugbee
is pupil al Mills Seminary, near Oakland.
MI. A; SmolIz went up to Napa last Tuesday.
Mrs Elisa Cook aud Miss Leonide Cook ar
rived In Rome a week ago.
Miss Lena Brigham returned to her home In
Oakland last Monday from Santa Cruz.
MIR. j. I. Stone formerly OF Chico, visited that
city from San Francisco last Monday.
Mr.. j. Simpson Of the Royal Danish Consulate
OF San Francisco, accompanied by mr. S. L.
Rogers, was In MaTysvlile last week
Miss L. d. Buckingham left during the week
for short stay out OF town.
Mr. aud Mrs. Feld e. Peterson VIII 90 to
Blithedale early In May to remain during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa R. Wells leave for Del
Coronado on Monday. and will pass several
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Barrow of East Berkeley
were guests this week at the FL Monte Hotel,
SausalitO.
Slr. George Bandman has been spending a part
of the week In Nevada City.
Mr.. {. NJ. Collins has returned home to Santa
Cruz from San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. James IL. Swift of Oakland are
at the ST. James Hotel. San Diego.
Lieutenant Samuel ID. Sturgls Jr., u s. A. OF
the Preside, Will take the position formerly
filled by Lieutenant IL. L. Allen. Second Cavalry,
U. S. A, at the West Point Military Academy
Captain and Mrs. B0rrOwe aud family will
spend the summer 10 SauSalItO al Sunny side and
are expected on the 22d inst.
Professor w. Carey Jones OF the State Univer-
silly has left for the southern part OF the State.
where lie contemplates spending couple OF
weeks vacation.
Mr.. Fred w. Swanton was among the visitors
to Santa Cruz last Thursday from San Francisco
MIR. Fred Titus has returned to Oakland from
years trip 10 China and Japan.
Miss Marshall Is visiting Miss Carrie TAYLOR at
her home in Sacramento.
Judge j. c. Penuie OF San Francisco spent last
Sunday in Sausalito aud San Quentin.
Mr., Powell Frederick returned to Reno last
Thursday from quite an extended visit to the
Bay.
Miss A1icA X Sheldnn If naklard -, 49, NJ,