The morning call., 1890-08-20

sumptuous supper prepared for their enjoyment,
after which singing brought the episoue u
There were present from this city and Oak
land: San Franeseo-Mss Katie Miles, MISS
Mary Tuite Miss Agnes UKane; Oaklaud-Miss
Maggie Taylor Miss Nellie Derham, Miss Mag
gle Reed, Miss j. CalaGnan, Miss A g Tough
ION Miss Cannon Miss NJ. Smith, Miss l.. Ca
hll, Miss NJ. Donovan, Miss NJ. Calaghan, Mrs.
j. T. Jol dan, Mrs. N. Ryle aud Miss Ryle. Mrs
F. Prindle DR.. C. Rawson, MI. Hallihan, Mr.. T.
Nj Searey. Mr. c. Smith, Mr.. CahilI. Mr.. j. j.
Donohue, Mr.. J, ]. Lenord, Mr.. Prndle. Mr.. w.
Davis. Mr. Charles Black. Mr.. c. Morritiet, Mr..
j. DoraD, MIR. W. Chase, ar. I. RalSt0n.
Party on Union Street.
A social party was given recently by Mrs. and
Mr.. j. Gassmann at their residence, 406 Union
street, in honor of fete day. The afternoon
was spent in dancing, singing, games and rec
itations. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. j. Gsssmann, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. P. Grace,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Yaccarl, Mrs. E. Lumann, Mrs.
Cecile and Alice GassmaDn, the Misses Katie
and Lucy Boudin, Mrs. Mary Lagrone, Miss
Carrie Hammersmilh Miss May Irene QuirE,
Miss NJ. LabOry Miss NJ. Parrot, Miss A. Camb
long, Miss T. Matraman, Mrs. A. NJ Cambong.
Miss a. Zapatanni, Mrs. Nj. Carter Mr.. Henry
Boedeker, Mr.. Edward Lismann. Mr.. A. Ross,
Gas>mann, Mr.. Leon Chassagne, Mr.. Eugene
M Ma 81 MIR; Jules Boudin, Mr. NJ; White
N, Mr.. NJ. Hodge Mr.. D. sehenk. Hon. b. schenK'
Mr.. George Walker, Mr.. s. Labarthe.
On Friday last the NIaga EmOc Social Club
gave an open meeting at their club-rooms, Lib
erly Hail. 90912 Market street. A pleasant
evening was spent in dancing singing and Vart
Gus games Among those present were: MISS
NJ. Moss Messrs X. johnson. J. Hildebrand, f..
Ries, l.. Holden. NJ Kevesahl. Miss Meister,
Messrs. A. Res NJ. de LuTy, NJ. L. Holden,
MIS-. Holden, Messrs. r. Sands. w. Ii. Holden
W. w. Dooliltle L. Kleyesall Charles Gerlzein,
II. Klevesahl, II. Hildebrand II. GerZeln, ID.
Callaghan, James Tierney A. Nolkman +. l..
Eksward C. Wohlander, w. Cellians Professor
Carroll and j. Holden.
Party on Welsh Street.
a very pleasant surprise party was rendered 10
Miss Jessie and Miss Amy Qugley last Satur-
day evening al their residence on Welsh street.
The parlors were tastefuIly arranged with
flowers and eyergreens. Dancing ana singing
were the main features of the evening, and
games OF all Kinds were INDUCED in. Miss Amy
aud Miss iessie Quigley rendered duet OF the
piano; Miss Amy Cummings also favored the
guests With a song AT O'clock the guests ad-
journed 10 the dlning-room, where bouuteous
supper was served. Among those present were:
The Misses Amy and Tessie Quigley, Miss
Minnie Dounelly, Miss Madge Mccarthy, the
Misses Kittie and Amy Cummings. Miss Jessie
McGinerty, Miss Alice WyUne, Miss May Leech
Miss Nellie LynsKy, Miss Mary Kieruan, Miss
Duffy; Messrs. T. Flood. W. BOardmau, L. Cline,
j. Deneby Il. Cavanaugn, L. Connolly, +. SKuse,
&. Reno, J. Cunning, b. Flynn, u. Marion, H.
Doherty, w. Patlen, }. Coakley and Mr.. and
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Requa are now at their
home In Piedmont, after passing TWO months at
Monterey.
Professor and Mrs. Martin Kellogg arrived
home in Berkeley last Saturday.
Mrs Peter Dunahue aud Mrs. Eleanor Martin,
with Justice aud Mrs. Stephen j. Field, Mrs.
Condit Smith, Miss COndit Smith aud Miss Alice
COHdit Smith are expected TO arrive In New York
early in October. Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Mar
rest
Mr. and Mrs J. S Wetmore, Miss Annie L. and
Miss Ida NJ. WeImore, of Oakland, are in Helena
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames are at the Etna
Mrs. judge Garoutte, Miss Amy and Miss
Grace Garoutte, Of Woodland, are enjoying a
stay at Pacific Grove.
Mis-. George Hearst and Miss Jennie Sander
son have left for Visit TO Del MOute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam and Miss
Maude Badlam have returned from their trip to
Tie Yellowstone Park.
Miss iheresa Ellis, daughter Of Mr.. Moses
Ellis, is the guest of Mrs. Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nerdenhalyen, who have
been visiting Paradise Springs for two weeks past.
have gone TO Paso Robes SprIDgs, where they
Will remain for tie next two weeks.
Miss Alleen and AiiSS GeneveVe G0ad returned
yesterday 10 San Rafael from Del Monte.
Nj. George A. Pope aud MIR. Samuel A. Buck
bee are back from Il lengthy visit TO the Eastern
Mrs Gordon Banding and Miss Lena Banding
expect 10 remain about another month at Del
Monte.
Mrs. James l.. Martel, Miss Adele Martel and
Miss Ethel Martel are at Sauta Cruz.
Mrs. William Eatll has returned home to Chico
after a pleasant visit here.
MIS-. Calvin ). NuIting and Miss Grace Nutting
are paying u visit 10 Santa Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Aiusworth and MI and Mrs.
II. b. AlnSwOrth OF Oak and were IN Portland on
Saturday last.
Miss Mamie Plunkett has gone to Seattle to
reside.
Surgeon Pardee is among the many San Fran
clscans at Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Etllinger and Miss Ettlinger
of this city were at the Rainier HOtel Seattle,
during The past week.
Dr.. Martin, L. :. n, Is among tho visitors in
san Francisco.
Mr.. j. A Mogagnos is at the Etna Springs
Mrs. ID. Mckiernan and her niece Miss Flor
enCe htiey have rrtu ned to the city, after having
spent four weeks at IOmales.
Mrs L. w. Btlner has returned home after
pleasant visit at The residence OF Mi. ID. Casassa
OF Santa Rosa.
Mrs. E. b. Crocker OF Sacramento is visiting in
This city from Del Monte.
Mr.. b. PeytOn came up from Santa Cruz on
Monday.
Sacramento have arrived IN this city on a visit to
friends.
Mrs Charles Aul and Mrs P. Humbert are
among the visitors al Santa Cruz.
Hon. and Mrs. Ell L. Sheppard Will, OH Sep
TENDER 1st, take up Temporary residence in
San Francisco. Their home Ill Napa VIII be
maintained.
Mrs. j. ". Sperry and Miss N. a. Miller have
returned from a visit to SanSaiilo.
Colonel and Mrs. j. Il. Smith, Miss Smith and
Miss h. Thompson are visiting here from Los
Angeles.
Major aud Mrs. William Mclaughlin OF Sac
ramento are sOjOurning here for a season.
Mrs. aud Mrs. W. Frank GOad and Miss LeOvy
Will return 20 Del Monte from San Jose to-
morrow.
Colonel and Mrs Dickinson are contemplating
a trip East some time In September
Mr.. NJ. Stuart Taylor IS slowly recovering
from three weeks ndsposition at his residence
in Alameda.
Mrs. Ii. Mcintyre OF this city is the guest of
Mrs. ii. 3. LoomiS of Stockton.
Rev. c. L. Fitchett and family Of Marysvile
are spending the season III the Etna hot mineral
springs.
Mrs. Mary II. Osborne who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Sinclair in Snohomish,
the last Two months returned by The Umatilla
10 her home in Berkeley. Mrs. L. c. Low accom-
panied her to spend the winter with Mrs A. b.