The morning call., 1891-08-05

in charge consisted of Mrs. N. Boehm, Mrs.
Oatman, Mrs. Bertram, Mrs. Webster, Mrs.
< L. Hanson. Mrs. Owens, Miss Fl. Sand
man, Mrs. Bryan. Messrs. NJ. Boehm, II.
y. Cumming, L. Lendewig, Il. Tr0wberg.
Party on Clay Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs celebrated the con-
firmation of their son Benjamin at their resi-
dence, 1927 Clay street, on Saturday even
ing. The young man received many con-
CALCULATIONS, and also valuable presents.
The rooms were neatly decorated, and a
choice musical programme was rendered.
At $50 o'clock the guests marched to the
tables, which were loaded with good things
of all descriptions.
Mrs. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs Belski, Mrs
Berge Mrs. Rosenthal and son. Mr.. Raphael
and sons, Mrs Salmon and daughter, Mrs.
Oppenheim and daughter, Miss Grace
keser, Miss Addie White. Miss Bella
Jacobs, Miss Rosa Kinsey, Miss Birdie
Hartman, the Misses Harriet and Florie
Oppenhem, Miss Freda Berge; Messrs.
Harry Berge, Mark Cooper, r. Raphael, f.
Floyd, 6. Pinto, Albert Smith, L. Cooper, J.
Cooper, j. Raphael, B. Floyd, j. Barry.
All spent a pleasant evening and dis
persed at O'clock.
Party on Stevenson Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
" -Iloo %1lLuiO -IdSCflls VI lIcI oSN-
enteenth anniversary, by her parents and
her friends, at her residence. 521h Steven
son street.
The evening was spent in games, singing
and dancing until midnight, when the party
adjourned to the dining room, which was
prettily decorated for the occasion, and par
took of repast which was highly COM
mended
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Mamie and Annie Maeeyil, Miss Lettie
Dooley. Miss Alice Larkin OF Stockton,
Miss Mile Murray, Miss Oracle Henize,
Miss Maggie McGill, Miss Mollie Martin.
Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss May DooIey, Miss
Mollie Carroll; Messrs: G. Newell, A. Pow
ell, }. Ford, Stockton; E. Rich, c. Gardiner.
G. MalOney. c. Feldman, j. Madden, w.
Smith, T. Cohen, John Cosgrove, James
Cosgr0ve. J. Murphy, r. Murray. J. Muir
ray, j. Stearns, J. Kenny, w. Carly, C..
Smith.
Party on the Potrero.
A very pleasant social gathering was given
at the residence of Mrs. Frendenthal. In
diana street, Potrero, on Saturday evening,
The evening was spent in dancing, instru-
mental music and games, followed by the
service of refreshments.
The party comprised: Miss A. Freuden-
thai. Mr.. and Mrs. Freudenthal, Miss Will
Jams, Miss PattisOn, Miss Kingston, Miss G.
Prudential, Miss K. Gllick, Miss Haulon,
Miss Krant, Miss Johnston, Miss McLaugh-
lin, Miss Sweeney, Miss Ada Prudential.
Miss Matilda Johnston; Messrs. W. Pillar,
Ii. Survill, L. Freud enthal, Il. DriscOll, j.
Millar S. Cronan, II. Rasmussen. X. Patti
son, f. Kraut, S. Johnson, G.. Sullivan. j.
Sullivan, Mr.. Flanaghan, Mr.. Ward. Q. Nc
Laughlin.
Society Personals.
Colonel c. f. Croker and party returned
from Lake Tahoe at the beginning Of the
week, and went on to Oregon.
Mrs. Rice, wife of Captain Charles Rice,
is down from her country residence, Beau
Voir, on the Sacramento River, and is So
journing with her mother, Mrs. Ransom,
for brief period.
Mrs. Conrad Liese and daughter, Miss
Alice LieSe, of Alameda, will spend the week
at the Hotel del Monte.
Captain and Mrs. Aull have been visiting
Sisson.
Mrs. j. L. Conner has returned to San
Francisco from Fresno, and intends TO make
this city nsr home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. B. Crockett have returned
home from DoDner Lake.
Mrs. w. II. Mills and family have re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. McClatchy and Miss
Alice Hanifn are at Lake Tahoe for month.
Among the guests at Ben Lomond are
Cdpbaln n. NJ. DuTUS, MISS EtneDLlne
Poole and Miss Daisy Burns. of this city.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Forney have
left for the East, where the former has been
ordered to duty at League Island. He was
relieved on Saturday by Major Bartlett.
Mrs. J. ID. Ames and Mrs. G. McPike,
oil Ukiah, have returned from weeks visit
to Santa Cruz, and leave for home on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schroeder have re-
turned to Redwood City from Monterey.
Mrs. Charles Vale and daughter returned
from Guatemala, Central America, on the
last steamer, City of Sydney. and are now
residing at 124 Eleventh street, Oakland.
Miss Jennie Beasey. the talented little