The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-11

Myers. to Mr. Henry Isaacs Of Stockton
They will be at home on Sunday afternoons,
July II and "a, at 1911 Bush street.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Yettie Kahn and Mr.. II. ). Mannheim. They
will receive their friends on the afternoons
OF Sundays the 18th and oath inst, at 22l3
Suffer street.
The engagement is announced of Miss GUS
sic Has brouch eldest daughter OF Mr.. A.
Haserouch of this city, to Mr.. +. NJ.
Sodern Of Monterey. The wedding viii
take place on Thursday next at the resi-
dence or the brides parents, sos Suffer
street.
Cards have been received announcing the
approaching marriage OF Mr.. Arthur i.
Clarke OF Ontario, who has relatives on this
coast. to Miss ALA NJ. Adrch at the First
Congregational Church, Riverside, next
Tuesday. Mr.. Clarke is one of the owners
and publishers of the Ontario Record, and
formerly resided on the Pacific slope.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Levy of this
city and Mr.. A. 4. Selig Of Brooklyn, \.
Y, will take place tomorrow evening at
O. clock al 1903 Golden Gate avenue.
The spivaIo Surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Spivalo were rendered
pleasant surprise party at their residence
on Washington street last Thursday even
ing.
The surprise was so well planned and
carried out that the host and hostess did
not hear word of Ii until their house was
full Of people Mrs. Spivalo was out call
ing on some friends, when she received a
message 10 come home at once Upon
entering her home she found it brilliantly
Illuminated and in the possession of over 30
ladies and gentlemen, all in full evening
dress The guests brought their own must
clans and refreshments. Dancing and gen.
eral merriment were the order of the even
ing and was kept up until o'clock Friday
morning, after which the guests took re-
luctant departure for their respective
homes.
Baroness g. Is. de Lopez, Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
7. Berwin, Mrs. F. Portner, Dir. and Mrs
II. ID. Bigelow. Mrs. n. Fabian. Mrs NJ.
Taatfe, Miss Grace Keyser. Miss May
0'Brien, Misses Mamie and Monte Lash,
Messrs. 7. f: Dunno, p. j. Sanchez, Z.
Caboni, d. Polk. S. Antoldi. c. f. Ryland
Jr., Professor b. Fabian, Professor W. W
Anderson, e. II. CabanlSs, A. NJ. Ar
mer, A. A. Cavagnaro, W. II. Win
teTberg, }. a. Sheldon. W. A. Keefrr. ".
II. Chambliss, Charles d. Stephens, DR.. ID.
Rossi, Or. ibbard, DR.. Payne, Professor
\. LoCher, J. p. Sweeney, l.. Ham, 5.
Lash, the Misses Katie, Rosie and Stella
Spiyalo, Miss A. Keene and others.
Private Entertainments.
Nr. j. Beaumont Wingate was rendered
a most enjoyable surprise party on Monday
evening at his home on Market street in
honor OF his coming OF age. Music and
dancing were only interrupted by the ser
vice Of supper Some &c friends partici-
paied in the graceful compliment
4 farewell dinner was given last week by
Mrs. BoreLSnyders at the Mirabeau TO MI
and Mrs. Drapeau, Miss Marie Drapeau
and Mr. and Mrs. Simonia and family, of
Tahiti, who were returning from Paris to
their island home.
An enjoyable champagne supper was
given by Dr. {. c. Vanderbilt on Monday
evening last at his residence, 40i Eddy
street.
On Saturday quite az enjoyable party
was given Miss lrene EIston By her mother
at her residence 249 Clara street, the occa-
sion being the ninth anniversary of her
birth. The young lady received many
handsome presents.
Mr.. f. Hageinann held a pleasant recep-
ton on Sunday al Friedrichs Ruhe, Santa
were: Mrs. Sizzling, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
uagemann Jr and son, Miss Meta Lime,
Messrs. William and Henry SIZZLING.
Templar Rebekah Lodge No. 10 aad other
friends gave Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith sur
prise party at their residence, % Elgin
Park. on Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent very pleasantly IN PLAYING games,
after v 0ieh the guests were invited TO the
dlning-room. All departed Tor home al
late hour well pleased.
4 specially pleasant surprise party was
given TO Miss Amelia Fritz recently at Santa
Rosa IN celebration OF her birthday anniver-
saTy. Il very large number of friends were
present and INDUCED i'm dancing, inter
spersed with musical numbers, unii an
early hour iD the morning. Miss Fritz led
the grand march,
Among the many social events Of the past
week was most enjoyable surprise party
given 10 Miss Jennie DOherty by the Clover
dale Social Club on Sunday evening al her
residence, corner TWenty-thTd aud York
streets. The evening was pleasantly passed
IN dancing, recltations ana music, both ill.,
strumental and vocal. The parlor' was
tastefully decorated. The impersOnatiOn
OF Jo-Jo by Mr. James Shea was well
rendered. Toward midnight he well
pleased guests partoOk of an elaborate
supper, and after Offering congratulations
TO tie pretty young hostess retired de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman celebrated
their silver wedding on the 7ih inst. at their
residence, 1923 McAllister street. Although
no invitations were issued. many of their
friends and relatives were present TO extend
their congratulations.
The Anderson-Paterson Wedding.
On last Thursday morning, the 9TH inst,
Mr.. William A. Anderson Of Banffshire,
Scotland, was married to Miss Elizabeth ].
Paterson, daughter of Mr.. George Paterson,
an old resident of San Francisco, and sister
of Mr.. George w. Paterson, well known in
this city.
The ceremony took place at II o'clock Rev.
Father McCue Of st. Josepi's officiating.
Miss Annie j. Paterson, sister OF the bride,
acted as bridesmaid. while Mr.. William
Flynn performed the duties of groomsman.
After the ceremony the happy couple. to-
rat ygft flflT INN 1T LOT.
paired to the dining parlors, where a most
sumptuous breakfast was served. After all
present had done full justice 10 the menu,
the company returned to the residence OF the
brides parents where a short informa! re-
cepti0n was held.
At 8 o'clock the happy couple took the
train for San Jose, where they will spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return they
will 90 to housekeeping. They were the re-
cipienis OF many elegant and beautiful pres
ents.
California Psr1or's Anniversary.
Following is the attractive programme to
be given next Friday evening at Dad Eel
lows Hall BY California ParIor No. !, Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West:
gss1ino Orchestra
Contrato SOLO Stride La Yampa;' (verdiji '.''"'u
'''''''... Isabella Rogers
soprano Mrs. Annie Gieasoa. Hassetf
III.
The fonrth act OF "Riehelieu."
Cardinal Rieheiieu.............. T. J. QuIIlinan
aouLs Al Roberts ktncatd
DoDAiIduds.'.s'-sss... w. NJ ogeivIe
Ofleans..................... w G. CaIcurt
marry MeIeudy
tioi. -'-.' Eihiofe H. minor
June de Aortinar........ ......MiSs olive h. Hof
The entertainment which is 10 be under
the direction of j. Roberts Kincaid, will be
followed by dancing.
A Camp Hop.
Three miles below La Honda camps Peek
a-boo and Cheerful have nestled in the
shade Of the naples every season since 1889,
and on Tuesday evening, prior to the de-