The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-08


Knights and Ladies of Honor, gave pleas
ant party at Union-sQuare Hall. The Park
Band officiated. The committee in charge
consisted Of Mr.. j. V. Hull, Chairman; Mr..
F. B. Kinsman. Mr. f. w. G. MOrrosco. DR..
Hennessy. Mrs, Wright. Mrs. n. Gilman,
Mrs. Til. Hebron, Mrs. NJ. c. Dawes.
The Westgate Musicale.
The residence of Miss E. A. Gerald on
Central avenue, Alameda, was filed with
large number of guests on Saturday last, on
the occasion of the fourteenth musicale Of
Miss Z izabeth Westgate's pupils.
1t was most successful affair in every
way, and the hospitality of Miss Gerald Will
long be remembered by those present
The pupils played with artistic precision
and finish and a nice attention to every de-
tail of Interpretation and STYLE. Mrs. Olive
Reed Batchelder sang charmingly, and
added greatly to the afternoons pleasure.
The programme was as follows: Concert
Waltz, Op. 10 (HolsL, Miss Alice Michaels
and Miss Mamie Chapel; (d) "Limpidi
Brook lBuTgmuller( 20 Happy Farmer al Irs,
(Schuman), Miss Helen Woodward; " w ed
ding March" (Soedermann), the Misses
Gabrielle and Jeanne Carpenter; Invita-
ton to the Dance" (WeheT), Miss Maud
Gerald; The Spinning Wheel GODDARD
Miss Grace Patterson; Thou Golden Mo-
ment' (Jensen), Mrs. Batchelder; Two
Marches. Op. is (Gade), Miss Blanche Has
kell; Improm ptu, Or. I42, No. Schubert,
Miss Fernie Frost; "Nalss Styrienne" in
b (Wouenhaupu, Miss Alice Brooks; Hun
garlan Rhapsody, No. y Q.iSzl. Miss Ella
Graves; Jubilee Overture" (Weber), Miss
Grace Patterson and Miss Maud Gerald
Party on Ninth Street.
4 very enjoyable surprise party was given
10 Miss Annie Giblin last Saturday evening
at her residence, 30 Ninth street The
evening was spent in dancing, singing and
games. The parlors were tustefully decor
ated with smilax, evergreens and roses.
From the center OF the arch hung large
basket of lilies.
Vocal selections were rendered by Miss
Annie Gibln and Miss Emily Mcnamara
and piano solos by Miss Annie Culligin, ac-
companled on the violin by. Mr.. George
Cam. 1t was past midnight when the
young folks returned to the dining-room,
where a bounteous repast was served.
Among those present were: Miss Annie
Giblin, Miss Annie Culligan, Miss Maggie
Culigan, Miss Annie O'ROurke, Miss May
Blythe, Miss Emily Mcnamara, Miss Jen-
ME LitiletOn, Miss Annie Mcnamara, Miss
George MCGUIRE. Miss Della Tate; Messrs.
II. Buckmaster, S. Cam, Milton Essenshim-
mel. Warren Irnell, Frank Irnell, II. Smith,
E. Waugh, NJ. Boyle, c. Tate, j. Ahern, j.
+. Smith and D. OCOnnen
A Complimentary Surprise.
Miss Mary Steigler was the recipient of a
very pleasant gathering Of her many friends
on the ZUlu ultsg On Tue OCCdSlOu u Luo
eighteenth anniversary Of her birthday.
The evening was passed in enjoying selec-
tions of both Instrumental and vocal music,
interspersed with dancing and many games.
The rooms were handsomely decorated. a
dainty supper was served at midnight. a
very pleasant feature of the affair was q
serenade given TO Miss Steigler By the choir
of the St. Bouifaee Church under the leader
ship Of Professor J. y. Manila. They we're
in cd n IN ioiu marty in the fPStlVi-
ties, which were continued until very late
hour.
Among those present were: Mrs. a Steig
Ter, Mrs. Schlicht, Mr.. and Mrs, j. b. Mahla,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Doering, MIR. aud
Mrs Sieger, Mr.. and Mrs. Slverberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Weisenberger MIR. and Mrs. Bald
win, Mrs D0crow. Mrs Wlnkleman, Mrs.
Hyme, Miss Mary Steigler, Miss Hattie
S'eigler, Miss Mamie O'BrLen, Miss
Clara Peterson, Miss Betty Ellis, Miss
Leona Guntz, Miss Minnie Dcerlng,
Miss Eva O'Brien, Miss Cora O'Brien, Miss
Minnie Pulte, Miss Josie Pulte, Miss Katie
Kaiser. Miss Emma Ross, Miss Lizzie
Tompli S. Miss GusSie KrOwnenberg. Miss
Amelia KrownenbeTg, Miss Emma Amuck,
Miss Mary Vetter, Miss Clara Vetter, Miss
Julia Reek, Miss Clara Burgoldt Miss
Pauline Redding, Miss Ida MOser, Miss
Annie Schnabel, Miss AdeiIne Schro6der'
Miss Annie Silverberg,. Miss Pauline Ber-
ter, 4. Baumau, j. Kline, c. Bendixon, J.
Heinrich, F. Schultz. 0. Stelgler, A. Steig-
Ter, W. Mebach, +. j. Ruth, j. Hyland, j.
Burton, f. Reddihg, j. Kaiser, j. Pulte, J.
Reek, F. Ross, A. Ross, K. Schnabel, 2.
Hermann, f. Winkleman, f. Amuck, D.
Adlerder, l.. Throne, Charles 1hone.
Gathering on Oak Grove Avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Hon. NJ. w. Coffey by his many
friends at his residence, 9 Oak Grove ave-
nue., on Saturday evening.
Dancing, singing and games were kept up
until midnight, when the friends adjourned
to the dining-rOOm to partake of an elegant
repast, after which dancing was continued
until daylight
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ W. Coffey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bolan,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Bear,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kemp, Mrs. Naughen, Mrs. U BrIen,
Mrs. Carroll, the Misses Jennie and Mag
gle Campbell, Miss Nora Foley, Miss Rose
McAIeeT, Miss Name O'Drien, the Misses
Mamie and Maggie Deeney, the Misses
Annie and Susie OBrieD, Miss May Keenan,,
Miss Mollie Reese, Miss Minnie Harris, Miss
Kiltis Lamb, Miss Irene Anderson. Miss
Emma Archer, the Misses Mamie and Jessie
Coffey, Miss Jennie DAVIS; Messrs W..
OCnnnor, J. Bohen. E. Mahoney, j. Deylin,
f. Gailigan, c. Joseph, 2. OBrien, a. Cox,
w. McCOTmlck, y. DIeiIel, w A ~ y, O1ou'
j. Durkin. T. Davis, W. Lusk, E. Bolan,
d. Keefe, J. Mccormick, j. Mccarthy, +.
Owens, j. Herbert, G. Manuels, +. Leech,
:. Brown, w. Hotchkiss, t. Coffey. d.
IIerlihy, w. BFeemer, S. Elberg, l.. Robin
cite, j. o. Brien. II. Tyrrell, w. Carroll
The Empire Circle Entertainment.
Empire Circle, C. o. F., gave social and
watermelon party recently in their rooms in
Shiels Building.
every invitation issued, with one exception,
being accepted. The singing Of Miss Four
Quet was especially enjoyed.
Among those present we're: Mr.. G. II.
Bremen Oh. C. S., Miss Agnes D. Bremen.
Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. McKeOn, Miss Emma
Clements, Miss a. Rogers, Mrs B. Evers.
Miss B. Hessler, Miss Smith, Miss Quintan,
Miss May Quntan, Miss Poe, Miss e.
Steigelman. Mrs. Steigelman: Miss, Shoe
macker. Mrs. Schlamm, Mr.. and Mrs.
FourQuet Mrs Seamonds, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Herne. Miss s. Wilson; Messrs. J.
Hilton, j. Born. William DUNCAN. j. j.
COrdy, j. w. Wrenn, L. l.. Strain, Gus
Well<, r. Shearan. L. b. Mallory, }. Volt,
S. Elliott, e. Winneberg, a. Smith, ID. Z.
and many others.
Society Personals.
General Thomas II. Ruger, U. S. A, Mrs.
Ruger and Miss Ruger have taken rooms
for the winter at the Hotel Richeleu.
Judge and Mrs. Hayne left for Del Monte
yesterday.
Mrs. N. ]. O'Connor and the Misses
O'Connor leave for an extended European
trip to-day.
Miss Jessie Castle of this city will leave
on Tuesday next for fortnighPs visit to
Santa Cruz. r,,..s
Mr.. Dorence NJ. Atwater. formerly. United
States Consul at Tahiti, and his wife, who
have been in Tahiti and Australia for
year past, have arrived here
DR.. T. Chalmers EaSton has returned
from his Southern Trip.
Miss Ninnie Deering is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Greene at their residence
near Del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Lathrop have returned