The morning call., 1891-03-20

assisted by Messrs. Oscar Fisher. A. Walsh.
a. Coleman, George Hubbard. Reception
Gommittee-Messrs. Nathaniel Lowenstein,
l.. Z. Levy, George Banks, George Terry
Arrangements Committee-MessrS. L. C.
Levy, a. Coleman. George Terry.
Birthday Party on Oak Street.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Thomas E.
Champion entertained a number of little
folks at her residence on Oak street, the
occasion being the birthday anniversary of
her daughter, Miss Eta Champion.
The early part of the evening was de-
voted to games, which were heartily en-
1oyed by the children, and the rendition of
n programme comprising piano and vocal
selections. in which the little ones talents
were creditably displayed. This was fol-
lowed by the serving of a bOuntiful COLA
tlOn of good things.
Those present in addition to the family
We're: Miss Cora Modster, Miss Lille Nc
Grath Miss Belle Brodie, Miss Katie Hefferi
Masters Royal Locke, Frank Hanna and
Willie Dennie.
Party on California Avenue.
A genuine surprise was rendered to Mr..
Patrick Gleeson by bis numerous friends on
Monday evening last at his residence, 401
California avenue, the occasion being an an
niyersary of his birth.
The surprising party met at the residence
of Mr.. W. McDsrmott, and proceeded in a
body TO Mr.. GeeSOn'S residence. Following
was the musical and literary programme
prosecuted: Address of welcome, Mr.. Pat
rick Gleeson; either solo, Mr.. W. O'Brien;
banjo solo, Mr.. }. Monaghan; song, Mrs.
W. McDermott; recitation. MIR. Hansen;
song, Mr.. James Monaghan duet. Mr.. Pat
rick Gleeson and Mr.. Patrick Mcmahon :;
" Mr. fpSpnl MOp1unan Mr. II
j. kerrigan
Dancing and games followed until mid
night, when the guests repaired to the din
lng-raOm, where an elegant repaSt was
served, after which they returned to the
parlOrS, where dancing was continued until
morning.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick McMahOD, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs. William Len
Than, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gleeson, Mr..
NeilS Hoffmever, Miss Hampton. Miss
Burns, Miss Kerrgan. Miss Mamie Comfy,
Miss Nellie Cash, Miss Nellie Foster. Miss
Susie Foster, Miss Katie Murphy, Miss
Gerie Murphy; Messrs. j. L. Monagh han,
w. O'Brien, J. T. Hendry, }. ManioD, J.
Prendergast, p. Hansen, Michael Shanna-
han, j. Miller and many others.
Party on Stockton Street.
a pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Miriam Sldeman at the residence of her
parents last Sunday afternoon.
The early hours were pleasantly spent in
singing, dancing and games. At o'clock
the guests repaired to the dining-room,
where a bouuteous repast awaited them.
Dancing was att-rward resumed until late,
when the guests took their departure, wish
ing their hostess many happy returns of the
day. The hostess was assisted IN receiving
l.. H.
Miss a. Sideman. and her friends. Miss
Mau and Miss Solomon.
The young lady received numerous pres
ents from her friends.
Among those present were: Miss NJ. Side
man, Miss Lille johnson, Miss Birdie
Abram. Miss Addie GodKiu, Miss Carrie
Sideman, Miss Nina Ghisia, the Misses
Lena and Mamie Fischer. Miss Violet Sill
yeStra, Miss Gertie AlcMann, Miss Annie
Rueff, Miss Maude Bauman, Mrs. Sideman,
Mrs. Morris, Miss Annie Sideman, Miss
Mary Marks. Miss Rosie Soloman; MeSsrs
j. Sideman, Walter Yarnel, Hiney Kron,
r. McMann, Peter Quirk, j. Yarnell, Otto
Holman, Milton Morris, ). Morris, Mr.. Sol
onion.
Party Folsom Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller AZ their resi-
dence, 9l1 Folsom street. on Saturday even
Ing last.
Games, dancing and music were enjoyed,
and at u o'clock a b0unteOuS repaSt was
served, after which dancing was resumed
and kept up until the small hours of morn
ing.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tweeddale. Mr.. and Mrs. Johanson. Miss
Pauline Bothman, Misses Josie and Ada
Borden, Misses kittie and Maggie de Lury,
Miss NJ. O'Brien, Misses Jennie ami Lillian
A4pR Hss1..r AfrE
Farral, the Misses Hagans, Miss Sophie
Miller, Misses Maggie and Stella West,
Misses Sadie and Jessie Kramer; MeSsrS. j.
Russell, Eugene Rafferter, Frank Jones,
Louis Loumar, David Jones, NJ. Muller, G.
Manser, NJ. Swanson, Arthur Bryant, G.
Otto Miller, Roy Tweeddale, Frank
Nichols, W. Ellis, 4. Hamilton and q
Wallace.
Society Personals.
Mrs. John A. Logan will spend the COM
ing summer in California.
Ex-Minister and Mrs. l.. 3. Miner. after
a pleasant visit to Hon. Paul Shirley Of
Martinez, are being entertained by their
daughter Mrs. Howard Blanchard Chase,
at her country residence near Yountville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall McAllister (nee Hen
shaw arrived on Tuesday last and will
make this city their future home.
Miss Annie Henshaw, sister of Mrs. Hall
McAllister, will come cut to this Coast in
about a month on a vi.it to Mir. and Mrs.
McAllister
Mrs. and Miss Cendit-Snlith contemplate
going to Europe in April
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macdonough have come
up from Menlo Park and are stopping at
the California.
Mrs. Z. A. Shepherd and her sister, Mrs.
G. Fl. Boyd, have gone down for visit to
AnuaieS and San DipuO
Mr.. Charles Hanley. son nf captain Han
ley Of Alameda. has gone to st. Louis to re-
side. His engagement TO Miss Florence
Wilson, daughter of Mr.. w. Wilson of Ala
media, was recently announced, and he ex-
poets to return in about SIX months to claim
his bride Although excellent prospects
await him in st. Louis his departure is much
regretted in Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Boyee, Mrs. B. B.
Garyey and Miss MUntanya have returned
from Santa Barbara anu are at the Hotel
PleasantOn.
Mrs. Konigshaufer of Alameda, with her
daughter, Miss Selma kunigshaufer left
yesterday on q visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Goldbaum, at Tucson, AIiz. They will be
absent two months.
Miss Fanny Boney. one of the most popular
young ladies' of the Mission, Will spend next
month in San Rafael.
Mrs. A. L. Mann is visiting Del Coronado.
Major Frank Mclaughlin visited Santa
Cruz on Tuesday to arrange about new
cottage on Beach Hill. While the cottage is
being constructed the Major, Mrs. McLaugh-
lin, Miss Agnes Mclaughlin and Miss Min
ME Fogg viii occupy the Whittle cottage,
and will go to Santa Cruz during the first
week in June. This is the same cottage the
family occupied last summer.
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