The morning call., 1890-12-06

tiC CNcuIiiS WIS opcub HI iHsbEuiucutdl
vocal music and dancing. Mrs. Bray served an
elegant collation. at II o'clock. Among those
present were little Miss Haze's great-grand-
mother, Mrs. Reboul. Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
bach, Master William Sheloach, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Bray, Mrs. Finger and her
daughters, the Misses Lizzie. Stella, Blanche
aud Maude Finger, Mrs. Geralde, Miss Ger
aide, Mr. Il. Geralde, Mr.. John Campbell
and others.
Pleasant Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Minnie Cummings on Tuesday evening,
the 18th ult. An enjoyable evening was
spent in music, singing, dancing and games.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
81. Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brace,
A. Cummings, Miss Minnie Cummings, Miss
Agnes Using, Miss Jessie Simpson, Miss
Laura Simpson, Miss Minnie Schroeder, Miss
Emma Dellwig. Miss Elsie Schroeder, Miss
Laura Carey, Miss Ida Ehrenpfort. Miss Ruth
Cummings, Miss Viola Schroeder, Miss
Emma Ludemann, Miss Jennie Rollins. Miss
Lille Schroeder; Messrs. f. Dellwig, Albert
Ehrenpfort, William HOliing, Frank Little.
John Schroeder. Adolph Ludemann, j. II.
Schroeder Jr. Charles Medau.
Party on Ellis Street.
On last Saturday evening very pleasant
party was rendered to Miss Agnes E.
O'Brien at her parents residence, 1850 Ellis
street, in honor of the anniversary of her
birthday. Miss O'Bren was the recipient
of numerous and costly presents.
The guests assembled in the spacious par
lors, which were elegantly decorated with
evergreens, festoons and bunting. Singing,
dancing and games were INDUCED in until
y: 80 clock, when the friends adjourned to
the dlnlDg-rOOm, where DounteouS repast
was served. Afterward the guests re-
assembled in the pariors and the festivities
were resumed until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
I. w. OBrien, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wess-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nj. O'Brien, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. t. Hourigan,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cali, Mrs. Preston, Mrs.
Smith, Miss Alice Dyer, Miss Alice Joninon.
Augusta Oelrich, Miss Mary Kane, Miss
Agnes K. O'Brien. Miss Lille Hemme, Miss
Carrie Frey. Miss Winnie Johnston, Miss
Matte Parks, Miss Annie Kennedy, Miss
Mary Mahoney, Miss Mamie Roehfort,
Miss Annie Brothers, Miss Maggie Multi
gan, Miss Lizzie Street, Miss Nellie Finn,
Miss Lucy CALI, Miss Grace McGinn. NJ ISIS
Marshall, Miss Clarity, the Misses Annie
and Mary Casey. Miss Hourigan; Messrs.
McGrath, E. Berses, John Mengel, g.
0'Brien, Henry Kroder, w. Stark, Rufus
Freiling, p. Sweeney, j. Lobenstein. p.
Mohn, L. Kelly, j. Smith, W.. Carter, Mr..
Il. hlnIlc. MI
lowers. q; kehoe, f. keh9e, J; Ferguson,
I. Fisher, Michael Crotty. F. McGinn, W.
McGinn, Charles W. Still, William F.
O'Brien, j. Rattigan, A. Brusa.
Society Personals.
Sir Thomas Hesketh went up to Reno on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis g.
Newlands, and spent the day there. On
Thursday the two gentlemen left for the
East. Mrs. Newlands will most probably
remain in Reno for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Croker and Miss
Beth Sperry returned from their European
tour ON Thursday.
Mrs Remi Chabot, Mrs. Peder Sather and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Knight left New
York last Tuesday evening on their home
ward way.
Colonel C. F. Croker, Mr. r. II. Pease,
Mr.. II. S. Scott Mr.. Crockett and few
other gentlemen have been visiting Grass
Valley.
General J. H. Mathewson, one of the
Oldest and most esteemed residents of the
Comstock. has left there for Los Gatos,
Santa Clara County. where he will establish
his future residence.
Miss Marguerite Wallace has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mervyn j. Dona-
hue, at her home in San Rafael during the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. Chase have been visiting
friends in Benicia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Wooster have gone
on a visit to the Napa Soda Springs.
Mrs. Captain W. L. Bushnell is visiting in
Santa Barbara
Colonel James T. Valentine will spend the
winter at the Hotel Bella Vista.
Mrs 81. J. Huh nee HowelD of Seattle is
on visit to her parents, Captain and Mrs.
J. W. Howell, at their residence, 1912
Devisadero street.
Miss Laura Clark is here from Sacramento
on visit 10 her sister. Mrs Baldwin.
Mrs. Jasper Mcdonald went East on
Tuesday evening as the guest of Senator
and Mrs. George Hearst
Miss Lillian Slnkey has returned TO
SausaitO from Iulare, where she has been
spending couple of months with her friend,
Miss Lille Hamlin, formerly of Sausalito.
Mrs. Long is making sojourn at the Occi-
dental Hotel. The lady is the wife of Mr.
+. II. Long, the promoter of the Hopeand
and Clear Lake Railroad system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Jennings CON-
template spending the winter in San Rafael
Mr.. Harry b. Houghton has returned to
Oakland from successful duck-hunting
trip to the grounds of the Alameda County
Sportsman S Club In Sonoma County
Mrs. a. Shouse and Miss 4. R. Cable,
who have been staying at the Blue Noun
tain ranch of Miss Carrie Mcfarland of San
francisco during the past summer, have
returned to their home in this city The
ladies are sisters of the well-known writer.
George Cable. Miss Cable also displays
considerable talent in the same direction,
but is better known as missionary teacher
among the Chinese here.