The morning call., 1891-06-25

Dora Fleck, Miss Jennie Mcdonald, Miss
Eva Nelson and Mr.. John Bills, all OF OAK
land, ana Mr. George Brown. Mr.. Robert
HeynPmann and Mr.. Otto Heynemann OF
San Francisco.
Private Picnic of the {" Frisco Ten"
On the 14th inst. the popular social club.
the Frisco Ten" gave its third private
picnic at Laundry Farm. Dancing was M
dulged in, nterspersed with songs by the
San Francisco Maennerchor. In the afUer-
noon the games for prizes were held.
The committee who managed the pleasant
affair was composed of MeSsrS. l.. Rapp, A.
Krug and I. Mueller. Mr.. Adolph Winter
berg directed the floor, while Mr.. Iheo.
PlanZ acted as starter Of the games
The feature of the day was the ladies'
tug-of-war for a large loving-cup. the win
ners being captained by MISS Lottie Heiz-
man. The picnckers did not disperSe until
the departure of the last train.
Surprise Party on Central Avenue.
pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Lottie Wilson, at her residence, 102
Central avenue, on last Monday evening.
Among those present we're: Mr.. c. l.. Oh
sen, Mrs. J. Wilson, Miss LOttie Wilson,
Miss Agnes Il. Driscoil, Miss p. E. DriscOll.
Miss X. +. Drscoll, the Misses Ada and
Grace Shade, the Misses Susie and Katie
Steffens, Miss NJ. Johnston, Miss A. Ryan,
Miss NJ Ballinger; Mr.. f. E. Wilson, Mas
ter Frank A. Gum, Master Ellworth Rails
ton, Master Ii. COleburn, Mr.. w. Ballihger,
Master George Steffens, Mr.. g. Tschlfeh.
" Welcome Home Party at San Pablo.
One of the most enjoyable events which
has taken place here for some time was held
at the Lucas Ranch 4 week ago last Satur-
day, when number of friends assembled
to welcome home Mr.. Frank Lucas. who
~ 10 t,oJ l,o aft
an absence OF five years. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sylvia, Miss Annie McGann, Miss
Lizzie McGanu, Miss Annie Wood, MISS
Mamie Sylvia the Misses Annie and Josie
Mccarthy, Miss Annie SeaVer, Miss Edith
Wright, Miss Mamie Dooling, Miss Katie
DOoing. Miss Mamie Soto, Miss May kaS-
tens of West Berkeley and the Misses Mae
and Helena Nolan OF San francisco )
MessTs. Robert Wood, Richard Wood, Jo-
seph Lucas, Frank Lucas, George Nc
Cracker, Peter Smith. John DOOling, Peter
DOOling, John Lucas, Frank Wood, Aus tin
McCracken. Mason McCracken, II enry Luz
cas- of East Oakland, Charles Wolfe and
Willie MeDtz Of San Francisco.
Society Personals.
Mrs. d. w Folger is at the FL Carmelo
Hotel, Pacific Grove. Before returning she
will visit San Jose and Menlo Park.
The Misses Agnes, Rose and Blanche
Wheeler, daughters of Mr.. Judson Wheeler
of this city, are at the Freeman Hotel, Au-
burn, and will remain for some weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph lie Conte will leave
for years absence on August 1st.
Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs Albert W. Scott
and Miss Margaret Nelson will spend the
summer in Lake County.
Mrs. j. b. Wright and family leave for
Monterey tomorrow
MI. and Mrs. Joseph G. Eastland and Mrs.
Callaghan have returned from their trip
through the Yosemite Valley.
Mr. and Mrs I. ii. Goodman leave to-day
for a s0jOurn at San Rafael.
Professor Samuel AdelStein will spend the
remainder OF his vacation, until July 10th,
at Camp Capitola and Santa Cruz.
Miss Helen Troy is spending the summer
at san Rafael.
Mrs Hart and her sister accompanied t he
Attorney-General to Anderson Springs.
General j. +. Sheehan has been enjoying
camp lite in Lake County.
Mrs Perry aud Miss Florence Blythe of
Ross Valley are at Anderson Springs, Lake
County.
Miss Vic Ellis, daughter of the late Hon.
Asa Ellis, is visiting friends in Fresno, after
an absence of several months.
Mr.. Fulton q. Berry is cruising off the
coast OF Santa Cruz on board the yacht
Chispa.
Miss Mamie Taylor has returned from a
pleasant stay at Martinez
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson, Miss Jennie Ne
MILAN, Miss LOttie Farnsworth and Mr..
Robert Mcmillan were members Of camp
ing party which left last week by ste amer
for Fort Bragg, intending to proceed thence
TO the mountains to be goas month.