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

Miss NJ. Pingle, MISS Il. Lewis, MISS j.
Miss NJ. Klevesahl. Miss Won Staden, Miss
E. Mollls, Miss s. Schultz, Miss A. Stede-
man, Miss 5. Klevesahl, Miss Flannery :;
Messrs. w. Holden, Il. Brey, 7. Lewis, c.
Chaplin, E. Klevesahl.. +: Klevesahl. H..
Staden, J. Holden, j. Hillman, Mr.. McCuller
and A. Volkman.
Birthday Party on McA1lister Street.
a pleasant birthday party was given TO
Mrs. f. C.. Hensley by her friends at her
residence. 1885 McAllister street, near STAN
yam, on Saturday evening last. The affair
was as much of a success as houseful of
jolly friends could make it.
The approach to the house was prettily
decorated with Japanese lanterns and bunt-
ing, with an abundance of red fire, while
the inside was decorated with eyergreens.
red berries and smllaX. The night was
spent in games, recitatiOnS, fancy dances,
singing. solos on the piano, guitar, banjo,
mandolin and accordion. There was also
gTab-bag, which caused much fun.
At II O'clock the guests marched to the
dining room, which was fancifully decorated,
and where a bountiful repaSt was served.
Each guest was presented with whip as
souvenir of the occasion. The BIRTH
day presents were quite numerous. Miss
Letitia Scott presided at the piano,
while Messrs. Kelly, Donahue, Bailey and
lClutlcu SulOS anu uutlS Oh lUG
guitar. panic, violin and mandolin. Pro-
lessor lngerSOn was on hand with his string
band. The cuisine was presided over by
Professor Rebaylate.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
+. c. Hensley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hensley,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Engelke. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Batchia. Mrs: j.
}. MCGEE, Miss Mamie Hensley, Miss Kitty
Hensley, Miss Hattie Hensley, Miss Nellie
Ryan, Miss Agsie Cody, Miss Julia Ryan,
Miss Sadie Carter, Miss Emma Engelke, Miss
Hannah Bremen, Miss Mamie CoreOran,
Miss Maggie Hodnett. Miss Mamie Dough-
er:y. Miss Jennie Brener, Miss Lille
DOugherty, Miss Lottie Robbins, Miss Eliza
Dougherty, Miss Maggie McGee Miss May
Bailey, Miss Irene Batchia; Messrs. Frank
Colin, j. Mcguire, d. WEIGH, I. Kelly, r.
| Ryan. w. Fittle, z. Baily. L. Colin, j..
Hahn, Walter Willis, T. Griffin, I. Smith,
Charles Ingerson. Henry Dessccker. ).
Hensley, w. EngeIke, Mr.: Brown of Spo:.
kane Falls (WaSh) and Mr.. b. Brown Of
the United States Navy.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Eleanor Martin
have returned from the East and Europe
after an absence Of about ten months.
Mr.. S. ii. Greenberg of Greenberg & Bier,
accompanied by his wife and son. left this
city for New York on Sunday night to be
gone several weeks and will return by way
of Portland. Oregon.
Mr.. j. L. Franklin and Miss Franklin are
revisitng Chico.
ing a relative in Marysville who is danger
ouSly i'll.
Miss Winnie Morrison of San Jose is visit
ing her friend, Miss Ross. at 1911 Hyde
street.
Mr.. Walter S. Newhall was in Santa
Barbara on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Wickersham came up
from Fresno on Thursday on visit
Miss HolbrOok is being entertained by
Mrs. A l.. Neuve at her residence in Santa
Mrs. d. NJ. Seaton and her daughter, Mrs
l.. Ii. futile, have gone to Fresno to spend
several weeks.
Miss Lille Mann will soon leave for
the East TO visit friends for about three
months.
Mr.. James Forney of Mare Island is at
the Hotel Arno in Washington, d. C.
Miss Ada Sullivan has been visiting Miss
Arcadia Spence in San Jose.
Major and Mrs. L. b. Stonehill and Mrs.
a. II. Vail have returned from visit to the
southern counties.
Miss Lena Schell is making a three weeks
visit to friends in Sacramento.
Mrs. \. j. Pope, Miss May Z. Pope, Miss
Edith Taylor and Mr.. George y. Pope were
in Washington, d. c., during the early part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Lawton are over from
their home in Oakland for a few days stay.
Mr.. A. L. Badlam will return from the
East early in February.
Mr.. illiam II. Howard is passing few
weeks at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. In New
ork City, but viii soon return to Paris to
join his wife and daughters.
Mr.. Alfred Morgenstern was expected
home IN Alameda yesterday from his two
months trip to Australia, Hawaiian Islands
and other points. lie will be rendered re-
ceptOn at the home of his mother, Park
street, on Friday evening next