The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-11

tuous repast prepared by the hostess. Mr..
Charles Church acted as master of cere-
monies.
Joseph, DR.. and Mrs Millbury, Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Flewwelling, Mrs.
Pryor. Mrs. Alice Reynolds, Mrs. Church.
Mrs. Lan'pson. Miss Lillian Lrmpson, Miss
Maud Holmes, Miss Theodore Wall, Miss
Campbell, Miss Bessie Harrington, Miss
Gertrude Surtliff. Miss Mary Jones, and
Messrs. Campbell. Spurrier, Hunter,
Church, Brayden, Harker, Bierce. Pierce,
Grey, Hearn, Jones, Brown, Lee and
Porterfeld.
The English Lutheran Church Fete.
fair number Of business men took ad-
vantage of the hot lunches at Irving Hall
Yesterday, served under the auspices of the
First English Lutheran Church. To-day
anot her opportunity will occur to sample
the surpr isingly elaborate menu provided
by the ladies. Last evening the following
programme was presented before good
mouse: Cornet solo, Mr.. A. P. Black; So
prano solo, Mrs. Martin Schultz; violin
Miss Leila Ellis; Matrimonial Sweets, !"
Master aud Miss Bury. Mrs. Schultz was
IN goO0 voice and received rapturous en-
core. Miss Leila Ellis is clever reciter
with mucn dramatic expression for one SO
young. The last number was very bright
rs
instrumental numbers were decidedly above
the average amateur standard. Tonight
:" Margate Sands" win be repeated by the
Western Addition Comedy Company
Lunch from ii to 2 O'clock
Surprise Party Seventeenth Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. James Dundas at
their new residence. 212 Seventeenth street,
by their friends OH Saturday evening.
Miss Sarah Cane gave some much admired
Rotations. Dancing and games were kept
up till early morning.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James
Larson, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Foley, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Cane, Mr..
and Mrs. CernogorVich, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi-
son, the Misses Rosy, Mary and Sarah Cane,
the Misses Edith and Estella Antonivch,
the Misses Kitty and Abbie Heagons. the
Misses Jennie and Lizzie Dundas. Miss E.
duncan. Miss Minnie Magners, Miss lilly
johnson, Miss Caliigon, Miss Annie Nc
Gonn, Miss Annie Hanson, Miss Rosey
Solinsky, Mrs. Iurreu, Mrs. Kitty Briggs,
Nj Mss Helen Foley. Miss May Dawson, Miss
james Teomy. Joseph Campbell. w. Nixon,
K. Armstrong, John Cosby, w. G. johnson.
Il. Parkinson. e. Parkinson, S. Solisky, W.
Adams. Mr.. Rotclege, Hugh Doogan, Mr..
Eierett, Edward George, Arthur Foley. Ed
ward and {. Cernogorvich, w. Dundas, W.
Stewart. Austin Henry, }. L. Hall, Alfred
Armstrong, James Briggs, Charles West,
John Dawson. II. and c. Springberg.
ChAbot Home Social in Oakland.
Mrs. and Miss Prescott gave delightful
social party al the Chabct Home, Oakland,
last Tuesday evening. The grounds pre-
sented a gay appearance, brilliantly lighted
with colored japanese lanterns. The par
lorS were pr0iuSely decorated. The follow
ing musical programme was excellently rem
dered: Instrumental duet, Misses Potter
and Hale; solo, Samuel Dowdle; recital ion,
Miss Alma Alden of San Francisco; solo. Z.
Won Adelung violin solo. Miss Fox; recita-
ton, Miss Blanche Doris; solo, Samuel
Dowdle. The floors were then cleared for
dancing. Among those present We're: Mrs.
Bonham, Mayor Glascock. Rev. Dr. Wendte,
Mrs Emma Kelly, Professor Won Adeung,
Mrs f L. Brown. Miss Fox. Miss Hale.
Mrs. Potter. DR.. Shuey, Judge c. n. Fox.
A Stag Birthday Celebration.
On Thursday last Mr. Henry Troppmann
celebrated his birthday anniversary. when
his friends presented him with some costly
presents beside giving an elegant dinner in
honor of the occasion.
+ The party was very joyful one, and
owing to the many toasts and good wishes
proffered to Mr.. Troppmann it was late
before the guests sought their homes.
The following gentlemen were present:
l,
John Zoiler, Emil Schallock. c. Robohm,
?. Brandt, John Demartini Ferdinand Papc,
Wilhelm kuekl, John Seedorf, Wilhelm
Prigni:z, c. Haase, Fred Becker, J. l..
Mayer. Louis Mayer, Henry Wienberg,
Robert Jsermann, Andreas Kramer, Louis
Robohm. August Hah, Claus Papp, j.
Bremen, Conrad Greb Christian Cans and
Michel Hernhagel.
a JOINT Club Party.
The first anniversary ball of the Elkhorn
and Golden State Bowling clubs took place
last evening at Teutonia Hall. Ekhorn
Club has been some five years in existence,
and the members look npon Golden Gate
Club as rising organization. Together they
gave very successful party.
Upward of one hundred couples were
present on the floor. Great sociability pre-
vailed throughout the evening, particularly
at supper, when able speeches were made
among others by Messrs. Harry Sieden burg
and j. d. Schroeder. Dancing was continued
| till about O'clock, the numbers being varied
| by waltz, marked by the ladies having to
choose their partners. Won der Mehden's
| Orchestra furnished excellent music.
Following composed the special COM
| mittees of the evening: Committee of Ar
| rangements-J. ID. Jursens, Fred Helms, A.
W. Mass, c. Iiedemann, j. +. Schooner, L.
Taqek; Reception Committee-H. .rdes,
| g. Holtslander, j. ID. Schroeder, r. Stein
bruck; foor-manager, j. ID. Heise; assist
ant, Fred Hsms; Floor Committee-F
Meyer, J. Schrader. H. HamsnD, J. G.
Wintjen, II. Steffen, G. Schooner.
| The officers of the two clubs respectively
are as follows: Elkhorn Bowling Club
Harry Siedenburg. President; }. d. Jurgens,
Vce-President; II. Gardes, Secretary; G.
Wilkens, Treasurer. Golden Gate Bowling
Club. d. Schroeder, President; c. Tiede-
| mann, Vice-President; j. X. kuhlmann,
Secretary; j. ID. Heise, Treasurer.
n ID
Mr.. Thomas O'Halloran and Miss jose
phine Ii. River were married in the pres
ence of large number of invited friends
on Saturday the 30th ult. in the Church of
the Immaculate Conception ON Jefferson
street, Oakland, Rev. James Cranwell Off
ciating Miss Daisy l.. River was brides
maid and Mr.. Frank McHugh groomsman.
A reception followed at the house Of the
brides parents on Jackson street. Until
the completion of their new home in East
Oakland, which is now In course Of con-
structon. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Halloran will re-
side in this city.
Pity on Lnavenworth Street.
A pleasant event OF the past week was
surprise party rendered to Miss May Bassini
at her residence, 1705 Leavenworth street.
The evening was spent in singing and
musical selections. At midnight the guests
repaired to the dining-room, where sn elab-
crate menu was served.
Among the invited guests were: Miss NJ.
Mccarthy. Miss S. Hagerty. Miss n. May
ers, Miss A. Nolan, Miss K. Mccarthy, Miss
K. Nolan, Miss G. Mayors, Mss Flo Sheldon,
Miss Ollie Blake, Miss l.. Stewart, Miss
May Perkins, Miss Devine. Miss A. Stanley,
Miss S. Buckley; Messrs. Assemblynan-
elect Fred Jones, NJ. Bushway. Julian
THAI, Harry Duval, w. Hanniver, II.
Flynn, f. Kelly, j. Farrell. Glen Lacy, G.
McGlynn, w. Dunn, Robert Jennings, c.
Smith, Raymond Harris.
Society Personals.
The Earl of Ross. owner Of the great re-
fleeing telescope Of that name in England,
is contemplating an early visit to California.
His immediate objective point will be the
Lick Observatory at Mount Hamilton.
Miss Bourne has gone on an Eastern trip.
Miss Elizabeth Butler, vino has been the
guest Of Mrs. John 81. Boalt for the last
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