The morning call., 1891-01-13

Fellow" Short and appropriate speeches
We're also made by the fiOor-Walkers anu Ine
managers of the different departments and
also by Miss S. Levingston. 1oasts were
then drunk to the health of those employees
who were unavoidably absent
An Incident which showed the success of
the party was the enthusiastic reception CT
the suggestion that it be repeated soon.
After everybody and everything had been
toasted. and everybody who had anything to
say had said it, the company descended to
toe main floor, where all joined in grand
m m OF ;, eh9 orr! intending; :" La
i" The Star-spangled Banner" (hooray).
Dancing was then resumed, and after an
exceptionally jolly Virginia Reel the party
broke up Some more broke up" than
others with wishes for another in the near
future.
The success of the affair was due to the
following committee: Floor Commttee-E
\. Boyle, w. j. Kelly G. st. }. Bremner,
r. d. Davis, c. Meyer; Reception Com
mittee-7E Newman, NJ. Block, j. Lewen-
rangementS-S. WeItz, G. Hartman, S.
Newman.
The following were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Newman, Mr.. and Mrs; !! Lipman,, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. G; Hartman;
Misses +. Newman, l. Lipman, P. Eberhart,
T. Eiberg, I. Galinger, r. Murray. J. Fan
JOY, L. Cohn, n. Lynch. L. Hughes, NJ.
Lennon, NJ. LouckS. r. Friedlander. 5.
R Levin C. Miller F. GSsnss NJ her Bs[ryR.
Lipman, a. ThieDen, b. WarshaWski, III.
Fargus, A. Levy, Is. Rice, c. Davis, j.
Skelly, 7. Schiller, Z. Jacobs. l. Newhouse,
X. MrVerry, /. Peterson, A. Mallett A.
E. ,Abrahams, A. Daray; Messrs.
ROsenthal, S. Weitz, W. Kelly,
r, D. Davis, E. Newman, J. Lewenthal. j.
Block. G. st. j. Bremner NJ. Block, S. New
man, J, EOerle, S. Aufrichtig, G. Stamper,
A. Ballingall, +. Carter, Z. Probert, Nj.
Stern, a; J. la B!ie, J. McManus, }. Pop
per, c. Meyer ". Wise, IT. McCuiloch, A.
Leipsc, l. Alexander, j. Capelis, II. Copp,
|; Rosenzweig, a. Walters, S. Bestandig, F.
PTobascO, l.. Block, II. Lyon. a. Kohn a.
jackson, |; Cohn, j. G. McManus, {. Lob
myer, j. Wickelhausen, c. Franklin, NJ.
Levy, l. Reich. a. Henderson, L. n. Boyle,
j. Mallon, NJ. LindneT, i. ZachariaS, j.
Meyers, L. Mendelson, L. Levy, F. Rittig-
stein. X. Dixon, +. Armstrong, G. Taylor,
L. Meyer, w. S0mers, j. Callahan.
The Fraternal Guild Entertainment.
California Guild, No. !, Fraternal Guild,
gave pleasant New Year social and hop
last evening at Mystic Hail. Union-square
Building
A good attendance enjoyed the following
programme: Vocal solo. Miss BrodeTick
recitation. Mr.. Lonegan; solo, Miss
hrehmke; duet, Misses Carr and Pratt; reel
tation, Professor Gambazu; remarks j. p.
Dockery, Supreme Guild BurSar.
Dancing was afIrrward enjoyed under
the direction Of Mr.. Walter NJ. Brust Fol
lowing composed the Committee of Arrange
ments: Mr.. J. {. Irvine, Mr.. j. n. Russell
Jr., Mr.. W. b. Waldron. Mrs. Alger, Miss
Schultz.
The Wistrand Wedding Anniversary.
a surprise party was given by the mem
bers and friends Of the First Swedish NJ. L.
Church, San Francisco, 10 their Sunday
school Superintendent, Mr.. A. Wistrand,
and his wife on the thirteenth anniversary
of their wedding on Monday evening, the
9TH inst, at their new and beautiful resi-
dence 1910 Folsom street.
Rev. J. A Andrews. pastor OF the church,
spoke feeling!y in regard to their marriage.
and Of the thirteen years they have lived
together in happiness, having been blessed
with four children in their family; and also
presented two beautiful presents from the
members and friends, which were received
with thanks by the young couple. The
groom spoke of the happiness in their family,
and of bis coed ana better half, by whose
side he hoped to live twenty-five years
more in the same happiness as before.
The evening was spent in conversation
and singing up 10 late hour when every
body went home highly pleased. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wistand, Rev. j. \. Andrews and
vile, Mr.. and Mrs; A. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Turner, Mr., and Mrs. .. Hanson,
Mrs. A. F. Faiman, Mrs. }. w. Danieson,
Mrs. Nilsson, Mrs. 5 Jensen, Miss Il. Au-
drews, Miss a. Sandqulst, Miss Jensen.
Miss Hilda Anderson, Miss Rossling, Miss
HiIma Wistrand, Miss Alma Wistrand. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl \. 5. Hager from Oakland,
Miss NJ. Hulquist, Miss Siderberg, Miss
Sophie Andrews, Miss ID. LindebOrg, Miss
Alma Lindeborg, Miss Turner, Miss NJ. An
drews, MessTs II. Kylberg, =. Carlson. c.
j. Carlson, Bonnie Anderson, r. Andrews,
Nils johnson, Andrew Wistrand, Aurtor
WisIand.
Surprise on Point Lobos Road.
4 pleasant surprise party was given to
Bir. W. E. Henderson at his residence, SIS
Point Lotos road, on Saturday evening.
There were present: Mrs. J. Henderson,
Miss Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahlborn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. Miss S. Andrews,
Miss Title Andrews, Miss Eve Andrews,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bryant Mr.. and Mrs.
Haverty, Miss Mamie Haverty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Welch, Mr. Henry Norrath,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Miss McGlochin,
Miss McGlochlin. Miss Annie Burns Mr..
Daurent, Mr.. McCaTty, Mr.. Newbauer,
Mr. W. Riley Mr.. a. AhlborD, Mr.. j.
Johnson. Mr.. E. Perry, Mr.. c. Ahlhom,
Mr.. I. Kerr, Miss Jennie Kerr, Mr.. W.
Dull, nj y. <Ailulcnes MI. VI. AuultMS,
Mr.. j. Oglvie. Mr.. W. McMilen, Mr.. Henry
Yves ling Jr., Mr.. w. !. Henderson, Mr.. L.
Kelly, Mr.. NJ. J. Eresmys, Mr.. c. Eresmys,
Mr. and Mrs. Elsie, Mr.. G. Damn, Mr.. T.
Nichols, Mr.. Armstrong, Nj OConnor.
Mr.. Henry Wessling ST.. Refreshments
were served and the festivities we're Kept
up to a late hour
a Family Reunion at Lockeford.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the
winter in Lockeford was the family reunion,
held at the residence of Mrs. ID. NJ. Locke
on New Years day, when about forty-fye
Of the children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren of Deacon George Hammond
met together. Quite number Of his de-
scepdants were unable to be present. there
being about seventy Of them, all told. But
those who did attend had delightful time.
The young folks played games while the
mothers were preparing sumptuous feast,
consisting of turkey, chickens, and all the
defcacies of the season, and to which all
did ample justice.
Society Personals.
Ex-Governor Romualdo Pacheco leaves on
Wednesday for Central Am RIGA. DR.. c. a.
de la Mesa, who has been practicing med-
cine in Salt Lake City, will accompany the
Minister as private Secretary. Mrs. Pa
checo viii remain on this Coast for the
present, but may join her husband in the
spring.
Mrs. Nina Macondray has gone on visit
to her mother, Mrs. PeIcival w. Selby, at
Menlo Park
Mrs. a. b. Dougherty leaves for New
York via Panama next month.
MIR. and Mrs a. NJ. Armstrong have re-
| turned from weeks trip to the snow-clad
mountains Of Eastern Fresno County, where
they have been enjoying the pleasures of
| Sleigh-riding and snow-shoeiDg.
| Mrs. Powers, wife of Dr. George H. Pow
prs has gone East for few months visit 10
| friends and relatives.
Miss Essie Gallck has arrived in Chicago,
| where she is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
| Charles X. Markham.
Mrs. A. a. Hibbard and daughter, Miss
| Geraldine Hubbard, have returned from a
| pleasant visit to friends in Chico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Robinson will stay a
month at the California.
Mr. James c. Dunphy will leave about
the middle Of February for Paris. with the