The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-20


Miss Gertrude Mailman. Miss Marian Har-
kins. Miss Mary Stockman. MIR. Fischer,
Miss Flora Samter, the Misses Copnage,
Signor ID. Biagi. NJ. and Nine. Jules Won,
Annie Brunette, Mrs; Il; Lusk, Professor
Theobald Gay, Mr.. Z. Brunner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickins, Mr. Bert Abenheimer, Miss
Marian Avery and party Miss +; MeCarty,
Belle Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown.
NJ. Charles Morel, Mrs. l.. Leen, Miss May
Lpen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dockery, Miss
Alice Fluff, Mr.. J. H. Pierson, Mr.. Emile
p. Govt. NJ. Henri Pullman, Mile. Sophie
Pullman, Mrs. L. Harter, the Misses
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Eintranb, Miss Elm,
traub. Mr.. William Kelly, the Misses Ken
needy, Mr.. Edward Lada, Mrs. X. A. Cohen,
Miss Ellie r. Lenhart. Miss Anita Ken
nedy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Petermau. Miss Car
RE Anthony, Miss Sarah Anthony, Mr.. F.
j. Mcclure, the Misses Mary and Blanche
Mcclure, Miss Elsie Dunstan, Miss Grace
Mcclure of South San Francisco, Miss a.
Pfund, Miss NJ. Brown, Mrs. NJ. A. Meyer
and party, Mrs. j. Cathon, Miss Mamie
Dennison of Sacramento. Miss Mamie S.
CamDe, Mr.. E. +. Weigel, Miss Ida Book
staver, Mr.. and Mrs. +. a Tibbitts, Mr.. G.
Kittredge of Berkeley. the Misses Fannie
and Nellie Couch, Miss Temler, Dr.. Z. A.
Jacobs of Healdsburg, Miss Hogle. Miss
Jones, Miss Emma Miller Of Healdsburg,
Miss Maud Hail. Mrs. Brogan, Mrs. w. Bro
zilt. MIR. c. W. Offices, Miss Jennie Fischer
Verdi Gilmore, Mrs. Merritt, Mr.. Slatery,
Miss n. a. Martin, Mr.. Clarence SIattery,
Mrs. NJ. r. Gillen, Miss Bessie Gilien, Miss
Mary Dyer, Miss Annie Dyer, Mr. J. j. c.
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Reinhold, Miss
Estelle Frank, Miss Maude Frank, Miss
Carrie Frank, Mr.. NJ. l.. Frank, Miss Becky
Blum, Mrs. Rohrbacher, the Misses Rohr-
bacher, Mrs. Sehlling. Miss Pauline Sehil-
ling, Miss Amaiie Schilling, Miss Blanche
Haskell Mrs. Haskell, Mr.; Haskell, Mr..
Miss Henschen. Mr.. F. H. Bauer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaefer, Mrs. r. Lavigne. Miss Emily
LaYigne, NJ. A. Loiseau. Miss ID. Haskell,
Mile. Julie Cote, NJ. and Nine. Cote, Nine.
Fischter, NJ. Mefret, Mrs. Shine, Miss Mar
guerite Shine, Mr.. Jehu E. Sutor, Miss Bes-
sic Manning, Miss Jessie Manning, Miss
I. Manning, Mr.. Joe Manning, Mr.. Andrew
Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Pohlman,
Mrs. b. ". Harris, Mrs. S. Miller, Mr.. Will
lam c. Miller, Mile Chassagne. Nine Chas-
Mersing. Miss Bertha Mer5ing, Master Mer-
sing, Miss Freda MeTsing, Miss NJ. Manning,
Mrs. d. Beckser, Mrs. Herbst, Miss p.
Braner, Mr.. James Harolsins, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Gerritsen, Miss Olma Wessenbag,
Miss Annie McGiIlcuddy, Mrs. Street, Mr..
and Mrs. }. Weyl, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, Miss Susie
Hull, Mrs. j. c. Richards of Oakland, Miss
L. Berry, Mr. II. J. Karrecor, Mr.. and Mrs
P. Hessler, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Conradt,
Mrs. Lampher, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gibson,
SignCr L. Moiica, the SenOritas Andrea and
EduYges Moilca, Miss Glsberto GIanucel,
Miss Louise Kompl, Miss Annette SchOembS,
Miss Jennie Brzzolaro, Miss hattie Mahony,
Miss Mae Dunno, Miss A. Ireland, the
Misses kittie and Belle Dunno, Senorlta
Emilia Gotta, SeuOrita Eugenia Lopez, Senior
Francisco Ortiz Senior Alexandra Monte
allegro, Mrs. NJ. G.. Ponini, Mrs. Berneri,
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Mir. John Brown, Miss NJ. Fitzpatrick, Mr..
a. Bttkin and party, Professor Austin, Mr..
Bowen and party, and Mrs. Astor.
Surprise Party on Page Street.
Mr. Joseph Mayer Jr. WAS recently sur
prised by a host Of his intimate friends
who had come 10 congratulate the young
gentleman on attaining his eighteenth birth
day anniversary. Before the guests arrived
Mr.. Meyer was invited to friends house
for an evenings amusement, and when he
returned at about o'clock he found an en-
jOyable surprise awaiting him.
Amid congratulations and cheers he en-
tered the deliberately decorated parlOr which
was perfumed with the fragrant scent of the
gardens flowers. The success OF the sur
prise could not have been surpassed, and
this is due to Mr.. George Schiling under
whose supervision the party was managed,
and the gentleman proved just the man for
popular song, entitled u Whistle and Wait
for You. Katie" by Mr. Mayer Jr, which
which was greatly applauded; MIR William
MlOach then favored the company with a
beautiful instrumental solo on the violin,
which was rendered in elegant style; MesSrs.
John and Thomas Egan also entertained
the guests with some choice numbers on the
harmOnlum. The accordion was perfectly
played by MI John Putt. Besides music.
dancing and games were participated III
until midnight, when the grand march WAS
rendered as the guests proceeded in couples
to the sumptuousy prepared tables, upon
which were spread all the delicacies OF the
season. to which all did ample justice.
after the supper was served Mr. Mayer
was presented with many elegant gifts, to
which he responded in a neat little speech,
and was again loudly applauded. Dancing,
music and games were then resumed, and at
an early hour the guests departed with many
good wishes for numerous happy returns Of
the festive evening.
Among those invited were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs.
bush. Mir. and Mrs. H. HoFstmanD, Mr.aand
Mrs. Charles Stroth, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Conrad, Miss Teresa Mayer, Miss Sophie
Schilling, Miss Rosie McDernott, Miss
| Pauline Redding, Miss Emma Ross, Miss
Annie Rhode, Miss Kate Kaiser, Miss Clara
Conrad, Miss Mary Horstmann, Miss Cora
Hargef, Miss Mollie McDermott, Miss Mary
Redding. Miss Bertha Ross. Miss Louise
Rhode, Miss Lizzie Topkins, Miss Bertha
Conrad, Miss Mary Theodore, Miss Mary
Stiegler, Miss Mary Roach, Miss Josie
Blanks, Miss Kate O'BrieD, Miss Josie Putt;
Messrs. Joseph Mayer Jr., Emil Stroth,
| William Nertsch, Peter Schefer, John
| Schoen, Emil Ross, joseph Kaeppler. G.
| Schiliing, L. kast Z. Harger, John Putt, a.
| Ross. j. Egan, W. Trade, j. Schilling, Jacob
! Kaiser, W. Mibach F. Redding, T. Ross, l.
Egan, W. Bolllnger, j. Roach.
The Golden Gate Lodge Festivities.
On Thursday evening last the members Of
Golden Gate Lodge, No. s. A. O. U. W,
and large number of visiting members of
the order, met for the purpose of installing
the officers for the ensuing term. DR.. D. b.
! Todd, Deputy Grand Master, assisted by
several Past Masters acting as grand Off
| GERS installed the officers for the current
! term.
! AT the conclusion OF the regular order of
! business the head of the good of the order
! was reached, and Deputy Grand Master
Todd presented Z. NJ. Steele, the retiring
Master Workman, y it'll a handsome Past
Masters badge as a slight appreciation on
behalf of the lodge for his efforts in their
behalf during his term of Office. The Mas
ter WoTkman-elect, LOUIS Jacobs, was
called upon, and III fitting words thanked
the lodge Tor their confidence in electing
him to the highest position in their power,
and predicted most successful term.
DR., w. n. GIiswold, Medical Examiner,
then read short but entertaining paper on
Our system, and How We Sometimes
Abuse It."
An organ solo by the organist, J. Mitch
kus, closed the exercises in the lodge-room.
| and all adjourned to the banauet-room,
! which had been tastefully decorated by the
| lady relatives of the members of the lodge;
| and after full justice had been done to the
| elegant collation. before them, the following
| programme was rendered: Song. J. f.
! Lyons; remarks by DR.. Gale, z. NJ. w..
recitation, Waiter Malloy, P. NJ. W.; re-
marks by Past Masters Warner, Erwin,
Childs and Brown of Bay View Lodge vio-
lin solo, Samuel Levy; remarks by Past
Masters Mclaughlin, Jensen, Schmitt and
Knudsen of Golden Gate and Friermuth of
Watsonville. During the evening Golden
Gate Quartet. consisting of Messrs. Hasel
tine. Gardner, Wilson and Wisler, enter
tanned the company with choice solos from