The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

Craddock, Miss l.. Boyer and Miss A. L0Well.
Gus fields OF Evolutionary art. Noah Brandts
Orchestra was In atIendancel ana during tne
pleasant affair Miss Sophie Rewands rendered
Two charming vocal selections.
The ExceIsior Lodge Ball.
Odd Fellows Hall was very attractive last
evening on the occasion Of the third anniversary
ball OF Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, Knights and
Ladies Of Honor. All around hung bright drape-
ries Of many colors, while national flags and
ported plants set off the stage, across which
cleaned golden inscription of welcome.
Blum's Orchestra, with eight pieces, occupied
the stage and commenced the grand march be-
fore $3.50 O'Clock. 1t was led by Mrs. E. A.
Major, the genial President Of the lodge, with
Professor j. Z. Horn. Dancing was continued
till late in the festive hall. made all the more en-
j0yable by The fountain of perfume. Which had
been provided, seeming the air. Each unit OF
the large attendance thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
The committees in charge were composed as
follows: Committee of ArrangementS-Mrs. L. Il.
kinsmen, Mrs L. A. Major and Professor j. G.
Horn; Reception Committee-Mrs. II. A. Rookie
fellow, Miss Mamie L. Mccarthy and Mr.. ii. ID.
Mcclellan; floor director, Professor j. G. Horn;
Floor Commlttee-Mr. r. ii. MeDougall, Mr..
William Nj. Lawson, Mr.. Thomas Huppert Mrs.
Carrie Purcell aud Mrs. Maggie McCutchan.
The Reaer Reception.
One OF the most enjoyable midsummer gather
ings OF late was the reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. HeueT, at their residence, PLY Taylor
street, last Monday evening, TO their son, Mr..
George Heuer. The event was given in honor OF
his twenty-frst birthday. About 100 friends
offered their congratulations.
The scene of the festivities had been gayly
decorated for the occasion. The large garden,
with its many trees and beautiful flowers, was
Illuminated with lanterns, whose mellow light
now and then revealed the forms OF those who
sought The shade and cool OF The evening The
broad Verandas around the house were inclosed
with canvas, and here an elaborate banquet was
spread
I,nrp ,nVa ruoc In tarfo
was produced in the Interior decorations, Gar
lands OF smilaX and tendris, with palms as back
ground, made the rooms vertable bowers.
Blight and many-colOred streamers OF silk
further enhanced the general effect. In every
nook and corner quaint floral conceits peeped
forth 10 delight the eye.
Owing TO The illness OF the hostess the guests
were received by Miss Heuer, assisted by Miss
Eta Herman of San Jose, Miss Alylna and
Miss Bertha HeueT, who formed a charming
picture in their exquisite evening toilets. The
guests began 10 arrive at about o'clock and
alter removing their wraps entered tile parlors TO
pay their respects 10 MIR. George Heuer. Alter
an hour thus pleasantly spent the grand march
was formed, led by Mr. George Heuer and Miss
Minnie Fautz. All descended to The ballroom
aud soon were enjoying the whlrllng maZes OF
the dance. During the evening delightful vocal
selections were given by Miss Alvlna Heuer and
MeSsrs. Humphreys, LutIrlnges, Beauce and
Angelo
Al midnight a delicious supper was served
and all did justice TO the viands set daintiy be-
foie them. Mr. George Heuer, in a neat speech,
babe his friends welcome and then many toaSts
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Heuer followed MIR.
Eugene Beauce presided and In his usual happy
manner called upon the gentlemen present and
all responded pleasantly. Mr.. Webb responded
with humorous recitation, which was YOciier-
ousy encored. Perhaps the gem OF the evening
was the wonderful oratorlcdl effort oil Mr.. A.
Alter having sufficiently discussed the menu,
the guests returned to the ballroom, where dane
Ing was resumed and continued until the early
morning hours. As the carriages arrived 10 bear
away the quests, quartet beautifully rendered
tNnra nffa1f eft Hi nnrr ha
celebrant prosperity IN bis tu ure cereer.
Nil. George Heuer received many beautiful
presents, among their number being an elegant
gold watch from his pare nts and the accompany
ing gold chain from MesSgS. Cutie q Frank,
in whose employ be has been for the past four
years. Another gift was an elegant silyer-headed
cane. from his associates in the office.
Party calls viii be made on Wednesday even
Ing next.
Farewell Reception at East Oakland.
Mrs Joseph Kahn gave farewell reception in
honor of MIR. ana Mrs. David Sachs at East Oak
land last Tuesday evening. pleasant evening
was passed with soeIability and conyvtality. A
sumptuous oyster supper was served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. David Sachs, Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. Al LebenIhal,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Aleck Well, Mr. and Mrs. Ed SaZ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiphonse Judis, MIR. Ed kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Schloss, MIR. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Davies.
Party on Russ Street.
A very ENJOYABLE birthday party was given by
Mr. Giles G. Ellsworth, IN honor OF his twenty
second birthday, at % Russ street, last Monday
evening. The whole house was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns, bunting, flags, ETC., and over
the foldingdoOrs extended au artistic arched
floral piece, welcome"
A number Of games were participated in, and
some excellent instrumental aud vocal music
was rendered, among which were plano solo
by Miss lice Livingstone, and vocal solos by
MISS Susie Heft, mrs. James l.. Case and Mr.. L.
NJ. Coffin. Considerable amusement was created
by recitation entitled "BurleSque on fIaUd
Muller" by Miss Livingstone Nj. Ii. 5. Frost,
vent rioGuist kept tie whole party In 4 continu-
Gus roar OF laughter all evening by sounds which
emanaled from all parts OF The house. Alter the
guests had enjoyed themselves thoroughly they
were invited bF the young most TO tue dining
room, where bOuntlful repast was served 10
which all did ample justice.
Among those present we're: Miss Celia Pal
tenghi, Miss Alice Health Miss Susie Hert Miss
Stella Burton, Miss Annie Northrup, Miss Mary
Tippetts Miss Lille Northrup, Miss Carrie ABB
bott, Miss May Guth, Miss Irene Ferguson,
Miss Clara Conrad, Miss Sarah NachIrleb, Miss
Alice Livingstone, Mrs. II. Griffin OF Butte City,
l.. case, Mir. and Mrs. Monroe Heath; Messrs.
W. F. Cowan, f. NJ. Colin, ): Il. Franklin,
William Heileinan, I: Fetter, John u, GulE'
Naehtrleb, G. Z. Beruer, Il. ). Frost, j. +. Ly-
man, e. A. Parmelee.
Luncheon on Bay Farm Island.
Last Friday Mrs. Asaph Cleveland OF Bay Farm
Island gave a delightful lunch party to number
Of her lady friends. The floral decorations oil
the table were beautiful Among those present
who enjoyed The choice delicacles for which tine
Cleveland table is famed were: Mrs. d. SWEET.
Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Z. Lawrence, Mrs. &: Clark,
Mrs A. Cleveland, Mrs. A. Mccartney, Mrs. o.
Titlow, Miss Cleveland, Miss Winnie Cleveland,
Mrs. S. Winant and Mrs. L. MailioE-
Party on Cspp Street.
A pleasant birthday party was rendered to
Miss Celina Hildebrandt at The residence OF her
parents, 415 Capp street, on Saturday last.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in until the
midnight hour, when an elaborate repast
was served. Among those present were: Mr.
aud Mrs Conrad Hlldebrandt, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Mrs. Webster. Mrs. NelS, Mrs. Ian
theaume Miss Gertrude Rawson, Miss kttle
Hslrke, Miss Minnie tiToepsr, Miss Maggie Port
Miss Edith Hammond, Miss Alice Wentworth.
Messrs Joy Webster G. Whealin, Henry Becker
and c. Becker
Picnic Mt FruitvaIe.
Last Sunday private picnic was given by the
Frisco Ten' at KTamer's Park, Fruitvale. The
club with its guests left the city the o'clock
boat amid the strains of Fenstermachers Brass
Band. The day was whiled away very pleasantly
with games, songs and music. The following
were the winners OF the various games: Miss
Emma Planz Miss Mamie Burke, Miss Annie
. Muller Miss I. Marchaud, Miss L0ttie Hickman;
Messrs. f. Gunlher. c. AtIinger, ii. SclaertZer
Theo Planz, John Mengei A. Furth The most
amusing event OF the day was the parade from
the station to the ranch. The clubs banner,
which was presented by Mr.. 5. Lew, came hrst
then the band, next the guests and the club
formed The rear guard. Besides those already
Mrs H. PlanZ Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph Wnterberg,
Mr. and Mrs H. Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. HeZ-