The morning call., 1891-07-20

Party on Twentieth Street.
A most enjoyable party took place last
Friday evening at the residence oil Mr..
Frederick W. Foster. S1S Twentieth street
the occasion being the return of Mr.. Sum-
| ner Foster from his summer vacation.
His numerous friends succeed in giving
him genuine surprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter being "in the secret" had Joined heart
lily in the scheme and everything was pre-
pared for an evenings enjoyment. Miss
Emma Pestner and Miss Emma Van Ber-
gen gracefully assisted in entertaining the
guests. A programme of music was sue
ceSsfully carried out varied with dancing
and games. An elaborate banquet was
served.
Among those present were: Miss Flor
ence Bowie, Miss Jeanette Claybrook,
Miss Lillian Banman, Miss Blanche Clinton,
Miss Nellie Curtis, Miss Florence Chalm-
ers, the Misses Rose and Lilly Schultz, Miss
Lilly Moran, Miss Olive Theller, Miss Z la
Kortick, Miss Kitty Dollar, Miss Jennie
RE Stand. Miss Matte Scott. Miss Sadie
FricEette, the Misses Pauline and Lottie
Schleuter. Miss Adele Tarrant. Miss Alice
| O'Shea, the Misses Daisy and Olive Trnette,
Miss Blanche Slack, Miss Annie Green,
Miss Theresa Dolan and Miss May Foster
tiers Davis. G. Theller, W. Dunlap, Corne-
Illus and Harry Dore, Albert Harris, G..
Crowley, John Kress, Henry Remington,
John Kortiek, r. Dolan, E. Bowes, James
Frichette, Henry Lauterwasser, Albert
KeystOn, James KeystOn Jr, r. Wright, E.
and Frank Norman, and Thomas b. Mac
aulay.
Party at Halfmoon Bay.
Last Sunday pleasant party was held at
the new house of Mr.. and Mrs OstermanD
at Hafmoon Bay.
Among those present were: Mrs. Knopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kammerer, MIR. and Mrs.
D. Steffens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bryan, Mr..
and Mrs. +. M. Parker, Mrs. Ii. Hickman,
Miss Minnie Hickman, Miss Katie Bryan,
Miss Magrath Steffens, Miss Hattie Steffens.
Mrs. Charles Stetfens, Misses Doro and
Sophie Kammerer, Miss Lena Mayer, Misses
Annie and Hanna Danniemurk, Mrs. III.
Kluver, Willie and Hinrich kammerer, Mr..
Joe Marcuse, Miss Rose Schubert. Mrs.
Schubert, Miss Minna Muller. Miss Nellie
Muller, Mss Nellie Quinn, Miss Emma
Behn, Miss Annie Ostermann, Mrs. l..
Campbell. Misses Addie and Jennie Hov-
eionS.
A Green-Street Party.
4 pleasant party was rendered to Mt.
William Kilborn at his residence in honor
of the twentieth anniversary of his birthday
last Saturday evening. Dancing, singing,
recit ations and games were kept up until
daybreak At midnight a delicious supper
was served The house was handsomely
decorated with bunting and eyergreens for
the occasion.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brackstedt, Mr.. and Mrs. George frame.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. Kiborn.
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. c. Laughlin, Miss Han
nah Engel. Miss II. johnson, Miss Kate
Dinnan. Miss G. King, Miss NJ. Ryan, Miss
born. Miss Mamie Kenny, Miss L. Howard
Messrs. W. Kilborn, F. Boilinger. O.; Rus
sell, C. Keleher, F. Eckelman, c. Miller, c..
Warren, j. Bolllnger, +. Wedder, W. Pater-
son, f. Cohen, g. Ashe, c. Engel, +. Ander-
son, F. Doherty, j. Paterson, c. KIlborn,
w. Collier, H. Kenny, c. SIGNALLING, w.
Brackstedt, II. Brackstedt. A. Johnson and
j. Kenny.
Parties to Take Place.
1.-The Mystic Forty" an offshoot of Col
den GATE Paror, No. 90, n. S. G. W.. will
give their second party in Odd Fellows
Hall, Tuesday evening. September Goth.
1.-THE Berlins will give their sixth party
in Odd Fellows Hall. Tuesday evening,
August 18th.
Orinda Parlor, No. sc, n. D. G. W., will
hold their frat anniversary ball at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, the 11th
prOX.
The six hundredth anniversary of the
Swiss independence will be celebrated in
San Francisco by all the Swiss of California
on the 1>t of August with grand ball to
take place in the evening at Saratoga Hall
and a picnic at Schuetzen ParE, near San
Rafael, on the 81. The benefits from the
picnic ana ball will be donated to the Swiss
Relief Society Fund.
The Clover Club. whose first anniversary
party will be pleasantly recollected, will
hold their second anniversary party at Old
Fellows Hall on Friday evening, August
18th.
The Del Monies will reopen Odd Fellows
Hall Thursday evening, July Both. with
their third anniversary party.
Washington Council, No. 480 American
Legion OF Honor, will give an entertainment
and dance at Red Mems Building on Tues
day evening, the 2Sth inst.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
produce Hazel Kirke" at Irving Hall. 139
Post street, on Friday evening, August 18th,
on which occasion Miss Edna Vaudeville
will appear as Hazel Kirke.
The Oleta Club have issued bright invita-
tons for their sixth anniversary and SOU
venlr ball, to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on Saturday evening, August 18th.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, X. and l.. of
H., will give its fourth anniversary ball AT
Odd Fellows Hall on the 9th prox.
The next entertainment and ball given by
the Star Minstrel Club will take uiace at
Mission Turn Verein Hall on Saturday
evening, August 1St.
The Yosemite Club gives its annual ball
in Mangels Hall on Saturday, August 22i.
Lincoln Relief Corps, No. 8. w. r. c., will
Friday evening next for the benefit of its
relief fund. Dancing will be feature of
the affair.
The San Francisco and Oakland lodges,
Order Sons of st. George, will banquet the
delegates to the Grand Lodge next Wednes-
day evening.
The Camelia Social Club will give high
| jinks, to be followed by supper at Ber-
saglieri Hall on next Saturday evening.
On Saturday evening fan party W i'll be
given by Professor A. NJ. Carroll at Gruetl
Verein Hall, formerly Olympic Assembly
Hall. 507 Suffer street, corner OF Powell
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall. corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
James A. Garfield Corps, No. 81. w. K. c.,
will give good old-fashioned campfire and
social for the beneht OF their Relief Fund at
Pioneer Hall tomorrow evening.
The Sociedad de la Carload Christiana de
| n. 5. de Guadalupe will give concert on
| Thursday next in the Eall of the church,
908 Broadway, above Mason, to raise ad-
| ditional funds for the poor.
The A. c. Club will give their second an
nual outing at Lagunitus Grove on Sunday
next.
The Bears will give their first annual out
ing at Wildwood Glen next Sunday.
Phoenix Council, No. $50, A. L. Of H.,
Will rs lcSuidi SOCldl vi
Wednesday evening next at Washington
Hall. 80 Eddy street.
Loreley Circle, No. &c, C. o. F., will hold
nightcap party and musical entertainment
at their hall, 4l3 Suffer street. on Thursday
evening next
A big musical carnival will be given at
Me chanics' Pavilion next Saturday evening.
The third grand outing Of the Musical
Four Will be celebrated by straw ride to
the springs on Saturday evening next.
Society Personals.
Mr.. HERNIA mn Oelrichs is expected to ar
rive on this Coast at the end of the presen,
week. MIR. and Mrs. Oelrichs will go to
Newport for the latter part of the season.
Hon. w. Yarde Butler, who married Miss
| Kirk ham and has been visiting his wife's
! parents in this city, will start to-day with
Mrs. Butler for their estate in England
They &C by the Union Pacific, stopping
some time in the East en- route