The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-12

solo, Miss Irene Dexter. The programme,
which was well received, was followed by
dancing, under the direction of Mr.. 5. w.
Dixon.
Following composed the Committee OF
Arrangements: Mrs. J. Setback, Mrs. A.
Fitzhenry, Mrs. DwyeT, Mrs. Lincoln ne
cepton Commttee-Miss A. Seheneh, NJ
a. J. Aydellotte, Mr.. Charles Easton, Mr.
j. G. Schulthus.
Party on Rausch Street.
few friends of Miss Sallie Barnum ten
dered her a pleasant surprise on Monday
evening last Tue occasion was the four
teenth anniversary of her birth. The con-
spirators went to her residence at 5A
Rausch street and took it by storm.
After the usual CONGRATULATIONS merry
making was in order. Music, games, recita-
tons and dancing served to pass a most
pleasant evening. At $50 o'clock bounte-
Gus repast was partaken of in the dining
room, after which dancing was resumed
until late hour, when the guests departed,
well pleased with the evenings entertain
mnnt
Those present were: Mrs. Barnum, Mrs.
Tibbins, Mrs. Crowly, Mrs. Degenor, Miss
Sallle Barnum, the Misses Lena and Julia
Campbell, Miss Nictorine Bourquin, Miss
Victoria BENTLEY. Miss Maud Crouch, the
Misses Lille and May Quicker, Miss Alice
Baker, Miss Lottie Crowly,; Mr. Derermer,
Mr.. Dcgenur, MeSsrs. Thomas Wood, Mark
Noble, Edward Wood, Alfred Crouch, Her
bert and Horace Walker, j. Brierley, b.
Kennedy.
Society Personals.
Judge ard Mrs. Boalt are guests at the
Hotel Vendome, San Jose.
Rev, Z. e. Hale was the guest Of Mr.. NJ.
S. Severance while in Los Angeles.
Mrs I. T. Darge has returned to her
home in Oakland from Stockton, where she
was entertained by Mrs. G. w. Trahern.
Lieutenant 4. n. Blunt has gone to San
Luis ObisDo in the course of his official duty.
Miss Leila Carroll has been visiting Miss
Kate Clement of Oakland.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins has been visiting
San Jose.
MI. and Mrs E. g. Carroll NEE Hanchett)
of Sacramento are in San Jose for a short
stay. They are guests at the Hotel Ven
dome.
Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Eyre and Family
have gone to their Menlo Park home, after
spending the winter in town.
Mr.. John Wright OF the firm Of architects,
Wright Il Sanders, and Miss Wright have
left for Los Angeles on a visit.
Mir. Norman RideOut and party attended
the opening of the citrus fair at Los Angeles
on Monday.
Mr. IL. II. Sherwood has returned from
trip TO the southern country
Mr.. J. Fred Burgin ana the Misses Agnes
and Kate BuTgln viii leave for New I Ork
during the coming week for months visit
in the East.
Mr.. Joseph Livingston and Mr.. Albert i.
Castle have left New York and are now Wis
iting New Orleans. They are expected here
in fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Richardson are Occu-
plying their new home on Frederick street,
between Masonic ana De Long avenues, on
Ashbury Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wayne Beivin left
New York last Monday for Europe, and
will be away about four months.
Lieutenant John Il. Hayden, U. S. A, has
returned home from visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Hayden. in Oregon.
" lille in the North he was the object of
much social attention.
Mir. and Mrs. Peter j. McGlynn (nee
Finley) will soon leave to visit New Y ork
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Robert Hall has left here to join her
husband in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Requa are back from their
visit to RedondO Beach, Los Angeles.
Miss Annie Farrell of 5l5A Fell street is
spending week at Miss May Caravans at
Ocean View.
Among the well-known people visiting
San Luis ObiSpO the first of the week were
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, MI Perrie Kewen,
Mr., f. l.. Paddock, Mr. j. G. Wickersham m,
Mr.. James G. Crittenden, Mr.. \. j. Britain
and Mr.. Crittenden Thornton.