The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-11
A Cluster OF Pleasant Parties i'm
Various Home Circles.
Native Daughters Visit Santa Rosa-severa
Approaching Departures Announced.
Fairfax Picnic.

issued invitations for an at home" on Mon
day evening, September 21st, al 2109 Call
forna street.
At the second invitation mandolin must
Gale given by Professor Samuel Adelstein,
on Tuesday evening, one of the most inter-
n osting numbers was the duet rendered by
Miss Lillian Nathan. u years old, and Pro
fessor Adelsteiu. MIR. F. Deiepiane Off
ciated Throughout as accompanies, with his
usual sympathetic readiness. Another adj
mired number was the song, ALA Stella
Coufidente" (RobaudD, by MIS-. J. w. Mad
den.
Bonita Circle, No. 104, C. Of F., will give
an entertainment and ball this evening at
Msngels' Hall.
Mr.. II. Claiming Beals, who has been
we'll known in this city since 1919, and who
has bean proprietor of one of San Fran
cisco's commercial journals, celebrated his
seventy fifth birthday on Wednesday.
The NJ NJ. Club will give its second social
and dance this evening at Metropolitan Hall.
A semi-sociaI affair that is exciting much
interest in Oakland is the concert to be
given by Miss Bessie Wall, at Hamilton
EaIl, on Tuesday evening next The young
lady has attained a high reputation as a
vocalist.
The Native Sons of Vermont will meet at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening for theft
September social and dance. The Apollo
Male Quartet will sing and Mrs. Fred o.
Barto viii personate California in appro-
pirate costume and recite the poem Golden
West" that appeared in THE CALL re-
Gently.
Reception on Page Street
Tie many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Kropi gathered at their residence, 80 Page
street. on Monday evening, the 3lst ult., to
welcome them home after an extended we'd
ding tour through the southern part of the
State. The bride. formerly Miss Yieke
Butler was leading belle of San Juan,
san Benito County. and daughter of Mr..
Leon Butler. Justice of the Peace of that
town.
4 very merry evening was spent with in
stTumentS, music, games and conversation
AT 10 o'clock a bountIful repaSt was served,
consisting of all the delicacies of the sea-
son. At u O'Clock the guests departed,
wishing the newly welded pair a happy
and prosperous life.
Those present were: Mrs. Thompson.
Mr. MonahaB, Mrs. Wenger. Mrs Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. AdOlphus krOpf, Mrs. K.
Holmes, Mrs. A. Barlage. Mrs. J. WEIGH,
Miss NJ. WEIGH, Mr.. D. O'Bren, Miss K.
Bernard, MI Z. Freed. Miss G. Bigley, Mr..
Wells, Miss NJ. Biglsy, Mrs. J. 0'Brien,
Mrs. II. Colby, Mrs. Il. SeidencroDh, Mr.
Carroll, Mrs. NJ. Sampson, Mr.. Yesgle, Miss
NJ. Dodds, Mr.. King, Mrs. A Miller, Mr..
Sad Mrs j. Butler, Nj NJ Frank, Miss
Eoa FELTON,, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Treiyin, Mr.
Leon Butler, Miss Agnes BigleY, Miss J..
Henseler. Mr.. J. Brown, Miss Lizzie Gal
agheT, Mr.. Fred Grey, Miss Emma Mcclure,
Mr.. Robert More, Miss Susie Mcclure, Mrs.
Livingston.
Native Daughters Celebrate.
The most enjoy able party of pieknickers
that left San Francisco on Admission day
was composed of members of Fremont
Parlor, No. 90. n. D. G. W. They wore
badges of their order. and with light dresses
and large hats were seen leaving on the 9
O'clock boat en- route tor Santa Rosa TO
celebrate with the Natives of that town.
On their arrival the Native Sons greeted
them. They spent a very enjoyable time
visiting the parioTs and returned delighted
with their trip and thanking the Natives Of
Santa Rosa.
Among those present were: Miss Mag
gle Collins, Miss Rosie King. Miss Minnie
Dunbar. Miss Ada Burge, Miss Irene Wig
gins, Miss Mary Gibbons Miss Lucy PICK
cit, Miss Kitty Leary, Miss Hannah Col
lins, Miss Hay, Miss Lille Owens Miss
Alice Houlton, Miss Clara Zowasky. Miss
Minnie King; Messrs. NJ. Lang, w. Burke.
j. Campbell, j. Leonard, J. Barry, j. Zow-
asky, f. Mcdonald, P. Cr0Ody. W. Fitz-
gerald, j. Levy, C. Hall, F. Linden, Frank
Murasky.
a Birthday Party.
Miss Josephine Geralde celebrated the an
niversay of her birthday by party to her
friends on the eve of the 9th of September.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
in dancing and vocal and instrumen tai
music. Mr.. Kaplon and Mr.. Buckley sang
some of their charming songs, and Mr..
Bvrnes gave most comical aud entertain
ing recitation, entitled 'Giihooley's Cat
Miss Lizzie Fingen and Miss Aggie Larsen
y contributed largely to the evenings enter
tainment by playing dance-music on LIE
piano and singing some pretty songs.
The following friends also helped to pass
the evening pleasantly: Miss Josie Geralde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bray and their charming little
daughter Hazel, Miss Jennie Owens, the
Misses Lizzie and Estelle Fingen, Mrs. L.
Fennell and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Della
tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Neary, Miss Emma
Olsen, Miss Aggie LHfsen, Miss Josie Har-
Tington, Mrs. Spring, Miss Julia Gay, Mrs.
Kaplon, MIR. Cleary, MI. DOnnelly, Mr..
Murrey, Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Byrnes, MI Ber-
nard GeTalde and Others
Picnic at Fairfax.
The Solid Seven and their friends had a
very enjoyable picnic at Fairfax On Sun
day last Among those present were: Miss
Katie Molloy, Miss Adde Mcdonald, Miss
Mamie Raftery, Miss May Gallagher, the
Misses Clara and Flora Brennan. the Misses
Lena and Carrie Hansen, Miss Minnie Phe-
Ian, Miss Nellie Whelan, Miss Ida Wright,
Miss May Chambers. Miss Nellie McGrath,
Miss Ella Quina. Miss Kitty Moran, the
Misses Susie and Mamie Ashe, Miss Daisy
FITZGERALD, Miss Rose Daily Messrs A. Alien,
r. KliPstein, a. Purcell. j. Fitzgerald, ).
DAILY, II. Peters, r. Weiss, c. BTeslin, (.
Helmquist, II. Smith, ). Throwell, w. Reed,
w. Smell. a. Moreno, J. Weiss, Joseph
Kenny, E. Grant, Z. H. Hooper, w. d.
Gardiner
Party on Shotwell Street
pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss May Bell last Saturday evening at her
parents residence 412 Shotweli street.
Messrs. L. Gelinas and F. Peck rendered
some capital comic songs. Singing and
dancing was INDUCED in up to IL o'clock.
when all partook of a bountiful supper. A
pleasant feature Of the evening was the
bon-bon lancers.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Bell. Miss May Bell, Miss Mary
Schumacher, Miss May Mahoney, Miss
Olivia Aiken. Miss Emma Bell, Miss Hat
tie Maboney, Miss Nina Roberts, Miss Lolita
Bell, Miss Leah Bell, Miss Ethel Bell
Messrs. n. Cusck, j. Alexander, F. Peck,
i. Gelinas, J. Gensar. C.. Dougherty, G.
Schumacher, l.. Burke, Frank Peck, Z.
Lowden, Dr.. Conrad, NJ. Andy, J. Bell, +.
Bell, A. Bell.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase
returned on Wednesday from their visit to
Chicago.
Miss Louise CatherwoOd, Miss Simrall,
Mr.. J. b. Lincoln and Miss Ethel Lincoln
leave next Wednesday for the East.
Dir. and Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney v Cushing at San
Rafael.
Mrs. A. A. Nickerson, Miss Maud and
Miss MyIa Nckerson leave shortly for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the winter
season.
Mrs. Horatio S. Marshall, who in conse-
quence of ill-heaith has been sojourning for
the past two months with her mother, Mrs.
l. b. Gregory, at lone, has returned to her
home in this city entirely recovered.
Miss Stephane Whitney leaves for Wash
ingtOn shortly, where she Will be the guest
of Justice and Mrs. Stephen j. Field during