The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14

SAN FRANCISCO.
merry peals of joyous laughter Singing,
dancing anu games composed the programme
of The evening. At IL o'clock the guests
were marched into the dining room, where
bounleous supper was served.
The following were present: Miss carrie
Cohen, Miss Bella Fisher, Miss Holtz, MISS
Fanny Conn., Miss BERTHE Wasserman. MISS
Daisy Wasserman. Miss Charlotte G. jew
ell. Miss Sadie Jewell. Miss Rose Harris,
Miss Sophia Wolfe. Miss Fanny Friedman,
Miss Ida Wise. Miss Sadie savannah, MISS
Rebeeca Green, Miss Ethel Cox. Miss Bella
Savannah, Miss Bessie Savannah, MISS
Fanny GaliDger. MISS Julia Galinger, MISS
Ada Cohn, Miss Julia Rau, Miss Hattie
Wagner. Miss Elite Cassell, Miss Hilda
Green, Miss Celia jacobsen, Miss Ida Conn,
Miss Rose jacobson. Miss Dora Bearwald !;
Messrs. G. Samuel, Albert Wise, Dayid
Cullen, S. Samuel, Barnard Jewell. +. Conn,
5. Brown. John Hyland, III. W.. Roach, ).
Burton, Max Meyer, Is. Fabian. Leon Vol,
L. Gohn p. Primer; l. Friedman. " Swaole'
|. Harris, Simon Green. David Wasserman,
George Conn, J. f. Hancock, Louis Peck
ner, ). Savannah, A. Solomon, &. Conn, IL
Bearwald, Jasper Cuhn.
Pleasant Surprise.
pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. Molly Muller at her residence, 63i Il
Minna street, last Wednesday, the occasion
being an anniversary of her birth. The
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing
and other amusementS.
The guests were kindly received by Mrs.
Muller and Miss Ranks, after which dancing
wasinaugurated under tue able manage
ment Of Professor Mccoy. At about IL
O'Clock the grand march, led by the hostess.
escorted by Mr.. Muller, proceeded to an
deliberately prepared supper table, upon
which attention was conferred for the time
being. Aftcrward dancing and games were
resumed till the small honrs, when all DIS
persed, we'll pleased with their evening $
enter tanment, and wishing their KIND
hostess many happy returns of the day.
Among those present Were: Mrs. H.
Ranks. Mrs. NJ. Nolan, Mrs. j. Kelly OF San
Jose, Mrs. j. Durham, Miss NJ. h. Ranks,
Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss X. OBrien, Miss
KATE Kessling, Miss E. Mills, Miss l.. Els
worth, Miss Norah Cunningham; Messrs.
Ralph Muller, John Mccoy. Michael Nc
Coy, j. Coughlin. Martin Ranks, Antoine
Bristol. John Ranks, Mr. Murphy, Il.
HOskin, John Sullivan, w. Wiley.
Party ON Lapidge Street.
A pleasant birthday party was given to
Miss Emma Ridlinston at the residence of
her parents, 10 Lapidge street, on Tuesday
evening.
After the usual congratulations. music,
dancing and singing served to pass most
enjoyable evening. At IL O'clock supper
was served in the dining-room, after viii ch
dancing was resumed To- a late hour.
Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. L.
RidIington, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Sulsberg, Mr.. and Mrs. f;
kleine, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Nickel, Mr. ana Mrs. L. Newton of
Chicago, Mrs. Lenthall, Mrs. Church. Miss
Emma Ridington, Miss Gusse Myers of
tn ffl.ra Nulsh4 Miss Hat
tie SulSberg, Miss Lille SulSberg. Miss E.
Rotger, Miss A. Rotger, Miss Carrie Rid
lingtOn, Miss +. Gardiner, Miss NJ. Gardiner
of Chicago; MessrS. w. Sulsberg, j. Myers.
Il. Sulsberg, George Susberg, Frank Mos
Icy, W. Adams, l.. Henry, Mr.. Lucas, Mr..
Sthraler, Mr.. Swift
A Birthday Party.
There was an unusually large gathering
at the residence of Mrs. C. Howell on Tues
day evening, the occasion being the birth
day of Master Willie Howell.
Dancing, songs. recitation and games
were tie features of the evening. Mr.. j.
Patenaude favored the company with some
beautiful violin solos; Miss Alice DoTgan
and Miss Sophia Shober danced the high
land fling; Miss Lillian Craig gave reclta.
ton from Shakespeare. At 10 o'clock sup
per was announced and Master Patenaude
| played march, and little later the young
folks did good service To the good things be-
! fore them. At late hour the guests dis
persed, wishing Master Willie many happy
returns Of the day.
Among those present were: Miss Josie
! MerShOn, Miss Lillian Craig, Miss Sophia
Shober, Miss Alice Dorgan, Miss Lena
| Tormey Miss Mamie Craig, Miss Emma
| Shober, Miss Lizzie Tuites; Masters j..
| Patenaude E. Barnes A. Elberg J. Elberg,
J. Feeney, I. Ridge, d. Dainty w. Craig.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson Tams have left on
! a visit to Mrs. Hood at Los GuillieoS.
Mr.. ii. p. Sonntag and family have re-
turned to San Rafael.
Ex-Attorney-G General johnson has been
spending few days with his family at
Santa Rosa
General Frsbie and Miss Benicia Frisbie
have gone to Vallejo to visit DR.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Frisbie.
Mr. A. Chesebrough of the firm of Will
Jams, Dimund e Co. has returned from a
short Eastern stay
Mrs. William 3. Bourn and Miss May
Bourn have gone to visit friends in Grass
Valley and vicinity; They will, perhaps,
extend their visit 20 Reno, New.
Mir james ID. Phelan expects to spend a
week shortly in Pasadena, where he visited
on Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. Z. Dubedat, Miss Dubedat
and Mr.. a. Gros leave on this evenings
ObGIlsuu ttdlI lDE Iit VIII
remain in France for one year aud Mr.. eros
will visit his aged parents, returning in four
months.
Colonel Perrie Kewen, who has been on n
visit to the City of Mexico, is in town.
Miss Lille Waters leaves shortly for the
East to make six months visit.
Mr.. William Romano, whose marriage
will take place early next month, will PROB
ably spend the summer In Sausalito.
Miss Eta NJ. bennett of Decoto is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. Arthur w. Pooley, connected with the
firm OF w. IL J. Sloane 81 Co., has rented
4" Fairmont," SausaIito for two years.
Mr.. George w. Lamont has just returned
from a seven months tour through the New
| England States.
Mr.. Thomas j. Burns, the well-known
hotel proprietor of Victoria, and ex-Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department of that
prosperous city, is now visiting San Fran
cisco with his daughter after an absence of
twenty-nne years. lie was cordially greeted
by many old-tme friends, who were all
pleased tn learn that he was one OF our Brit
ish neigbbor'5 - solid - citizens. His daugh-
ter, Miss kttie Burns, is the guest OF Miss
Agnes Lyons, 1413- Polk street, during her
stay in San Francisco