The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Further Social Amenities at the
Capital City.
Tiddledewinks Party Isaacs-Kelter We'd
ding-Party on Twenty-second Street.
Brief Personal Notes


corner OF San Antonio and Eleventh streets,
San Jose, in honor of Miss Jennie de la
Mortanya and Miss Bessie Brauly.
The Excelsior Club will give varied en-
tertainment this evening at Irving Hall.
Scenes from Shakespeare and an Irish
comedy will be presented.
A "house-warming surprise" party took
place on Wednesday at the elegant new resi-
dence of Captain and Mrs. E. w. Bushnell
(the formtr being President of the Renton
Coal Company, 2309 Howard street. About
sixty friends participated in the enjoyable
affair.
During their stay in Salt Lake City Mr..
ana Mrs. II. NJ . Stanley were rendered an
ENJOYABLE rec option by Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Boardm an held a
pie asant reunion of the members Of their
last week, complimentary to their son-in-
law, Lieutenant Winn who had just re-
turned from the Indian frontier
Tickets for the grand pot pourrr' next
Friday and Saturday at he hOSpitable resi-
dence of Mrs. A. w. Sc OFT are selling rap
idly. They can be obtain ed at the leading
music-stores or from an Y of the following
ladies' Mrs. J.. A. Kelly, Mrs Henry Dut-
ton, Mrs A. w. Scott, Mrs. Moses Hopkins,
Mrs. Cyrus Wright, Mrs. W. L. Elliott,
Mrs. a mes Alya Watt, Mrs. 7. b. Horton,
Mrs. J. K. S. Latham, Mrs. j. B. StetSon.
Mrs. Ro bert Dickson, Mrs. J. Q. DOane,
Mrs. T. w. Marvin, Mrs. w. S. Phelps,
Mrs w. NJ Pierson, Mrs Fl. L. Ames.
The Burns Reception in Sacramento.
Mrs. d. NJ. Burns held a pleasant recep-
ton FIiday evening at her parlors in the
Capitol Hotel, Sacramento. in which she
was assisted by her sister, Miss SCHNEIDER of
this city.
The parlors were decorated with baskets
of choice La France roses aud maiden-hair
fern, and the mautels we're hidden by 4 bank
of camellias. From the chandeliers hung
large balls of flowers of different hues, and
every available spot in the spacious rooms
exhibited traces of the handiwork of the
florist. Tempting refreshments were served
before the hour of leave-taking arrived.
Among the ladies' present were: Mrs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reddick, Mrs. Mckee,
Mrs. JOY, Miss SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Dana Per-
kins, Mrs. Senator Seawell, Miss Cutler,
Mrs. Brown, Miss Smith, Mrs. Senator Ma
honey ana many Others.
The RosekIans Party on Valencia Street.
An interesting progressive t ddledewinkS
party was recently given ny Miss NJ. Rose
kranz at the resi- lence of her mother 922
Valencia street. The drawing-rOOmS were
pret!ily decorated with ferns and a variety
of foliage.
The series of games was played with
much enthusiasm. and the prizes were
awarded to Miss Grace Steiger, Benjamin
Romano, Miss Gladys Cole, Charles Steiger,
DR.. F. Lane and Miss L. CUSHION Supper
was served at the conclusion of the play.
and the later evening hours were devoted TO
dancing.
Among the guests were Miss Grace Site
ger, Miss Mary Webster, Miss Eichbaum,
Miss Gibson, Miss Maud Lane. Miss Code,
Mrs. r. S. Atkins, Miss Cushion, DIR. F.
Lane, B. Gaskill, Mr.. Pursells, Charles
Davis, George Mullen, Mr.. Whipple. Benja-
min Romaine, Charles Stieger, Il. S. Atkins,
Mr.. Cook, Mr.. kerSelIand Mr.. Knighton.
The Isaacs-Kelter Wedding.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Cohnreich on last Sunday was celebrated
the wedding of Miss Agnes Keller, a sis
ter of Mrs. Cohnreicn. and Mr.. j. Isaacs.
The parlors and dining-rOOm were taste
fully decorated with flowers aud eYergreens.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DIR. Vidayer under a bridal canopy erected
for the occasion. The bride was attended
by Miss Rosetta Cohnreich. Miss Nellie
Schiller and Miss Frances Cohnreeh. After
the usual congratulations amid the strains
OF MendelSs0hn's welding march the guests
adjourned to the dlnlns-roomS, where the
tables groaned under a bOunteous repa>t.
The toasts, as well as kilograms from
abroad, were many and presents sent Tor the
occasion were innumerable.
After supper dancing and music were
kept up till morning.
Birthday Party ON Twenty-second Street.
On Saturday evening very pleasant sur
prise was given to MI William w. Davis,
at the family residence, on Twenty-second
street, in honor of his eighteenth birthday
anniversary. The rooms were tastefully
decorated for the occasion.
a 4 i'd nj
in until midnight, when a bounteous repast
was served, after which the guests enjoyed
themselves until a late hour.
During the evening the following selec-
tions were rendered by members of the
party Piano solo, Miss Carrie B0weS; yo-
Miss Ethel BoweS; piano solo, Miss Rose
Shultz; recitation. Mr. William II. Dunlap :;
piano solo, Miss Blanche Clinton.
Among those present were: Miss Helen
Reed, Miss Kittie Hackett, Miss Hazel Glass
ford. Miss Blanche Slack, Miss Eva Hanavan,
Miss Blanche Clinton, Miss Carrie BoweS,
Miss Ethel BOweS, Miss Florence Chalmers,
Miss Matte Scott. Miss Alice Minner, Miss
Eylyn Taylor, Miss Mary Stand, Miss Lizzie
Donlan, Miss Rose Schultz, Miss Fannie
Bonney, Mss CiarI Jordan, Miss Edith
Lindsay, Mrs. BOweS. Mrs. de Woody, MIR.
and Mrs. Davis; MessrS. George ThplleT.
W. II. Dunlap. Sumner Fo ter, Henry Rem
ingtOn and W. W. Davis 0f the IigZag So
cial Club; also Messrs. Arthur Kickoff Jo-
seph CochranP, Edward j. Bowes, Henry
Gorham, Oscar j. Jolly, George j. Crowley,
Otto a. Epper.
Party Howard Street.
An enjoyable party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Fowler at their residence, 1914
Howard street, last Saturday evening.
The guests were enteEtained with the fol-
lowing programme: Recitation, Mr.. T. II.
II " artyi. al
solo, Mr.. Charles ROBBERS; recitation, Miss
NJ. O'Donnell; vocal duet, the Misses Day
comic songs, Mr.. f. p. Duggan; piano solo,
Mr. w. Clark; song aud dance, Mr.. Math-
ews; recitation, Professor Ii. Kellum; vocal
solo, Miss Maud Day; recitation. Mss Nor
row Tucker. The programme ended with
a stump speech by Major O'Dounell.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
C. d. Fowler, Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Mary E..
Pitts, Miss Tessie German, Miss X. Doran,
Miss Heina, Miss l., Brcmscamp, Miss A.
Halms, Miss n. Clark; Messrs. w. f, Ru-
dolph, j. Leverich, II. Click, G. Snkwitz,
G. O'Brien, Mr.. Casey, Mr.. Evanson, L. }.
Thompson. II. Groth.
Dancing was INDUCED in till the hour of
II. when the guests retired TO the dining
room, where an elegant repaSt was served.
After the supper dancing was resumed till
the hours OIL the morn.
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. NJ. Parrot and family have closed
their town house on Suffer street for the
Lenten season, which they are mostly
spending in San MateO.
Mrs. John McMulln has, owing to the re-
cent storms, postponed her Eastern trip,
ana will go for season to Coronado Hotel,
San Di4lo. During her southern trip she
VIII chaperon Miss Marguerite Wallace and
Miss Ronnie Wallace.
Lieutenant d. p. Montfee, U. S. N,
who with his family has been spending a
three months furlOugh with his father-in-
law, Mr. Benjamin Lake, in Southern Cali
fornia, recently received orders from the
department at Washington to report for
duty at San Francisco by the Goth of this
month
Mrs. Florence L. Moore of Massachusetts
is visiting her relatives MI. and Mrs. j. E.
Ruggles, of 1911 Bush street.
Paymaster Charles M. Ray, U. S. N, now
on duty at Washington, ID. c., leaves there
shortly for Japan, having been assigned TO
duty at Yokohama. Mrs. Ray, who is a ma
tive of this city, will accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Pond, U. S. N,
are TO be stationed at Mare Island. Mrs.