The morning call., 1891-03-25

and Mrs. Shield. Mr.. and Mrs. Flavin. Mr..
and Mrs. Lengenfelser. Mrs. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. W.
H. Stone, Mrs. Preray, Mrs. Z. Smith, MISS
Miss Lottie Churchman, Miss Bodeon, Miss
Mrs. Alcorn; Messrs. V. C. Sears,
j. r. johnson, Z. j. Johnson, J. w.
johnson, j. E. Carter, j. II. Carter, George
K. Cheney, j. Lengenfelser, j. A. Mitchell,
Mr.. Williams. Mr. Bearwall, Mr.. Jackson,
Mr. Manville. Mr.. German, Mr. Iompklns'
L. Skies, B. Trimble.
Party on Folsom Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Mamie Mullins, 524 Folsom street.
on Saturday evening last, in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
The rooms were deliberately decorated
with ferns. flowers and flags. The gay
party spent the evening in music. singing
and games. A bouDteous repast was served
at midnight, after which few hours were
spent pleasantly in dancing.
Those present were: Miss Jennie Mitch
ell, Miss Mary Gibney, Miss Matte Healy,
Miss Aggie Healy, Miss Eva Lind, Miss
Dottie Harkins, Miss Ada Bergiyen,
Miss Miss Nellie Seaman, Miss Dora Dor,
Miss Emma Muntts, Mrs. l.. Galloway, Mrs.
S. Quinn. Mrs. H. MulIens, Mrs. K. Bres-
Ian, Miss NJ. Mckee Messrs William P.
McGonigle. Timothy Killeen, John I. Kee-
gan. Peter Hergott, Charles Long. Henry
j. Scully, George Long, 7. F. Hallinan,
Seaman, Hugh j. Breslan, Wi liam Gerran,
William Mitchell, Antoine Marrish, Louis
Murdoch, Luke Marrish, Mr. Hergott.
Surprise Party at Drew's Hall.
The numerous friends of Mr.. Joseph
OkerOlad rendered him pleasant surprise
party, in honor of his fftieth birthday, at
Drew's Hall, on Thursday evening last
Over 200 of his friends assembled at the
hall about o'clock, and half an hour later
Mr.. Okerblad arrived and was escorted to
the stage by two young ladies. There he
was seated in chair decorated for the oc-
casion, and Miss Walberg then made lew
appropriate remarks.
The Norwegian Singing Club sang 4 song
to give Mr.. 0kerblad time to collect his
thoughts, and then he thanked his friends
for their kindness in remembering him,
and hoped all would enjoy themselves. The
grand march was then started and dane
ing was continued until morning. Supper
was served at IL o'clock in the supper-rOOm
adjoining the hall. The committees were
particularly sOlicitOuS for the comfort of the
guests, and the party passed off most sue
cessfully in every way.
Great credit is due TO the committees. COM
posed as follows: Arrangement Commit
tee-Mrs. Palmquist, Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
j. W. Anderson. Mrs I. O. Peterson; floor
manager, Mrs. j. w. Anderson; Floor Com
mittee-Miss Josie Johnson, Miss Annie
Lam, Miss Nora TalmquiSt, Misses Title
and Sophia Hultberg.
Society Personals.
Rev. and Mrs. II. C. Minton are visiting
San Jose. They received a number of
friends at the Vendome on Monday night.
DR.. L. r. Holmes left yesterday for the
Hawaiian Islands, where he has received
the position of Government Physician and
Surgeon at Maui. DR.. Holmes, who Is a
medical graduate of this city, spent last
summer north on the United States revenue
cutter Bear.
Among the ladies arriving at the Hotel
PleaSanton during the last week were Mrs.
Ed Hamilton of Sacramento, Mrs. Henry
Strong of Washington, ID. c., and Mrs. Il.
\. Foster of Chicago.
Mrs Il. NJ. Ncwhall and Mr.. George A.
Newhall left on Saturday last for tour OF
Southern California.
Mr.. Walter S Newhall has gone on visit
to his ranch near Los Angeles.
Mr. Frank 5. johnson will have as his
guests at his cottage in San Rafael this sum
mer his mother and sister.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles F. HanlOn have
returned from pleasant visit to the Hotel
del Monte.
MI. dSOlHt ' 6IuOH GIdN has I6luIu6u
from Los Angeles. While there he was en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hicks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cook and several
other well-known SaE Franciseans.
Mrs b. Morris and family Of 1908 Suffer
street have moved to Alameda for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Gregory of Sausalito
are stopping at the California.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Richard Freud leave for
New York next saturday, The 2Sth.
Miss Georgia GreIthouse, who has been
the guest of Mrs. James D. O'Meara OF
Santa Rosa for the past week, returned TO
San Francisco on Saturday. Mrs. O'Meara
accompanied her and will spend few weeks
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
Nh Alvinza Hayward, aceOmp anied by
Mr.. Eagan, has been visiting n Angels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Beylard and Miss
Babette Howard have returned to San
Mateo after visit of few days at the Cal
ifurnia.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury has been entertain
ing Miss Hood of Los GuilicoS, SonoIna
County, at her residence in this city.
The Misses Fnney, who have resided in
San BeTnaTdinO for several months, will
come shortly to this city, where they will
make their future home
Mrs. l.. Colt nee Hitchcock) has been
quite i'll in Paris, suffering from the effects
of an attack of Ia grippe.
Miss Belle GuiIard of Santa Rosa came
down to spend the week here.
The Misses Grace and Florence Pierce,
who have been spending the winter season
at the Hotel Pleasanton. have returned to
their residence in Santa Clara.
Mr. f. G. Sc hmiedell has returned from
visit to Santa Barbara. where he Will visit
again later in the season.
Ensign B0yden has gone to visit Major
and Mrs. Kyle of Oakland.
Judge j. f. Rooney, late Judge of the Su-
perior Court OF Tuolumne County, has taken
UP his residence in Alameda
MIR. Charles NJ. Plum Jr and Miss Anita
Plum have gone to Santa Barbara.
Mrs. James Palache and Miss Palaehe
are at Hot Springs, Santa Barbara.
Miss Jennie BoukSIn has returned homo to
San Jose after weeks visit to friends here.
Mr.. E. Avery Mccarthy has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Los Angeles.