The morning call., 1890-12-03

much appreciated. The company dispersed
amid the wind and rain at a late hour, re-
luctant to leave the pleasant scene.
Following composed the committees
| Arrangement-Messrs. C. L. Marpie. w. S.
Grattan, w. J. Larkins. j. A. bunker. w.
| A. Peterson; FlOor-Messrs. FL. Koch (di-
rector Y. J. Moore. ]. S. Hawkins. e. \.
Boyle. F. l.. McNally, F. w. Knerr, 5. o.
| Caidara, Reception-Ca Captain C. L. Tilden,
| Captain j. E. Klein, FIRST Lieutenant q. E.
Thompson, First Lieutenant H. II. Wood
ruff, Second Lieutenant A: }. Rnddock,
Second Lieutenant L. c. Subtitle.
A Msading Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mocker were sur
prised by many friends on last Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the fifth ami
versary of their marriage, or wooden we'd
ding The conspirators met at convenient
place and proceeded to the Mocker resi-
dence, which they took by storm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mocker were taken captive and led by
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Joost. at 21S Schrader
street, where extensive preparations had
been made for a good time.
Upon the arrival Of the party at the Joost
residence merrymaking was at once in
order. Music, dancing and games served to
pass most pleasant evening. At IL o'clock
u bounteous repast was partaken of in the
Qlnlng-room. The principal event of the
evening was the donkey game" which
caused much amusement Prizes were
II.
Winter. Colonel John A. Roster was
awarded a toy balloon as a mark of his
ignorance OF donkey's anatomy.
The presents were handsome and numer-
Gus. 1t was past midnight when tho party
broke up.
gAmong those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Mockert, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Thode, Mr.. and Mrs Martin JooSt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schroe-
der Mr.. and Mrs. Winter, Mr.: and Mrs j.
i
Mrs. Ii. Doseher, Mr.. and Mrs. John Plath,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
kendey. Mr.. and Mrs Selk Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Rhode, Mr.. and Mrs. Orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. John trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Irene Mocker, Miss Lille Schroeder, Miss
Hattie Wiebalk, Miss Adeline Schroeder,
| Misses Eda and Annie Holllng, Miss Tilie
Gels, Miss Low Planer, Miss Lille Leyden,
Miss Annie Lam, Miss Alvina Luhrs, Miss
Misses Annie and Lizzie Seebeck of Alamo
da. Misses Emma and Ida Nicola, Miss
Lulu Schroeder, Messrs. w. ID. Schroeder,
Henry Schroeder, Colonel John A. Roster,
+. II. Mass, Louis Holman, w. Ii. Lam,
Leo Cardona of San Jose, f. Aldack. II.
Holing, II. Dinkelman, Il. Leyden. j. Fred
Leyden, G. Warueke, e. Planer, Albert
Joost, Henry Joost, w. B. Schroeder
a Social at Harbor View.
The Harbor View Social Club gave very
pleasant party on Wednesday at their hall,
on the corner of Beach and Baker streets.
There was quite a large gathering.
The hall was beautifully decorated with
ferns and flowers. An excellent orchestra,
under the leadership of Professor Carter
diseoursed music for those who desired to
dance At intervals there was rendered
vocal and instrumental music. Mr.. Il. Rice
and Mr.. Sheele played several choice selec-
lions upon the guitar and mandolin.
At midnight the guests were served with
an elegantly prepared supper, the discussion
OF which was enllvened with that friendly
repartee which always affords such thor
oughly happy finale to a social evening
among friends.
The Committee of Arrangements was COM
posed Of Messrs. r. j. Rice, A. J. Floren-
tine, William Schwartz AMI Thomas Rice.
Following were present: Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Delaney, Miss
Clara Seaman, Miss May Seaman. Miss Yir-
Dwyer, Miss Mary Power, Miss Nellie
Power. Miss Annie Rock, Miss Mary Shell
don, Miss Maggie Kelly, Miss Katie Kelly
Messrs. w. c. Schwartz, r. J. Rice, A. j.
Florentine, W; Florentine, J. w. Cosgrove.
c. Long, w. Tobin, W. Powell, G. Sheldon.
L. Schwartz, n. Batteate, T. Batteate. T.
Rice, Peter Rice, S. Rice, G. Foker, J.
Wilcox, J. Bauer, j. MCGOWAN, Henry Nc
Gowan, Patrick sullivan, J. Cunningham,
1: Mccarthy, A. Harmon. Z; Distell, John
L VI.
Steiner, L. Chase, Henry Goepel, l.. Goepel,
+. Goepel, Daniel Folker, A. Chase, j. Cos
grove Jr, Z. Long, Edward Harper and G..
Gaskill.
Party on Webster streer.
A surprise party was rendered on
Wednesday last to Miss Mary Walsh, at her
residence on Webster street, by her many
friends. The following programme was car
ried out: Piano solo, Miss \. Horgan; re-
citation. MIR. Frank Walsh; violin solo. MIR.
2. Horgan; cOrnet solo, MIR. C. kilday
song, MIR. John O'Brien; banjo solos,
Messrs. j. J. Horgan and T. Kiiday. Dane
ing was INDUCED in till morning. Among
and Mrs. Horgan, Miss Mary Walsh, Miss
Nora Horgan, Miss Molly O'Connor, Miss
Celia Morgan, Miss Jennie Connolly, Miss
Alice A Walsh, Messrs. J; J. Horgan; F. A.
?. Horgan. james Walsh, F. Kilday. j.
Wyckoff, John Walsh, L. O'Neill, Z. Walsh
and w. Walsh.
The Series Club Banquet.
On last Saturday afternoon the Series
Club celebrated the first gathering of the
season by an elaborate banquet a: the New
World Restaurant.
The spacious diuing-room was beautifully
decorated with flags and flowers, and fine
string band added TO the pleasure OF the
festive occasion.
After few appropriate speeches by the
President, Mr.. John L. Cashin, the feStivi-
ties were prolonged for several hours, the
following gentlemen assisting most success
fully and enjoyably by their efforts 10 make
the banquet complete success: Messrs. j.
L. Cashin, Frank Taylor, John j. Lynch,
s. Brizzalaro, G. Valerie, w. Dunn, w.
Kramer, L. Mullin, ID. Antonovich, J. An
selm, V. Reed.
Society Personals.
MIR. and Mrs C.. o. Alexander have come
over from Oakland. and will spend the win
ter at POPS Scott street.
Captain and Mrs. F. NJ. Ward NEE Bio
lcttD. who were married at Shelville last
Thursday, have left to spend the honeymoon
in Mexico.
Miss Adele Perrin. daughter of DR.. Per-
winter in Washington ID. C..
Mr.. w. Is. Bowen has been visiting in
Grass Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Goad and the Misses
G0ad have returned from visit to Colusa.
MIR. and Mrs. Chauncey H. Winslow nee
Stetson) have secured the residence 2115
California street for their present home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Miller Jr. (nee Edith
Hamann) will be pleased to receive their
friends on next Tuesday at their apart
ments in the Lick House.
Mr.. Donald Y. Campbell, now in New
YORK, expects to return the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. Il. Bennett has returned to Ala
meua from Los Angeles, where she has
been paying visit of several months with
her daughter ana friends in that section.
Mrs. A. j. Bowie, Mrs. Isaac Friedlander,
Miss Friedlander, Miss May Friedlander
and Miss Bessie Bowie are spending the
early winter at the Hotel Rafael,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry P. Dimond returned
last week from months trip to the East.
Miss Lucy knowland and Mr.. Joseph r.
| Knowland. of Alameda, will leave in a
| couple OF weeks to spend the holidays in
! Los Angeles, San Diego and at Coronado
| Beach.
| Mrs. w. E. Pinney and Miss Jessie Morse,
| who have been spending several weeks at
| the Hotel Pleasanton, have returned to the
| Hotel Rafael, but leave for Santa Barbara
! ON the 18th inst, for long visit.
Mrs. George Hearst has left for Washing
ton, d. c. Miss Jennie Sanderson accom-
panied her.
Mr.. w. T. Ellis Jr. is visiting this city
from Marysylle.
Mrs. Anna K. Blunt of this city has been
visiting nor sister Mrs A Kiftridua n r