The morning call., 1892-02-18

street.
Songs and speeches were the order Of the
evening until midnight. when the company
adjourned to the dining room, where an
elaborate supper was served and many
tOasts bonOred in favor OF the happy couple
and child After this games and dancing
were in order until morning. The company
was specially grateful 10 Miss Fitzgerald,
for the many songs rendered by her during
the evening.
Tie guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Clau-
sen, Nir. and Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Tomlnereg,
Miss SardeTS the Misses Annie and Lulu
'I0mmereg, Miss LIZZIE Fitzgerald, MISS
Maggie Nelson, Miss Lottie Schwartz, Miss
Sophia Booth; MeSSrS. John Booth, MI
johnson. Mr. Curtis, L. Nixon, IL. UNneT,
+, IOmmereg.
The sohweiizer Surprise Party.
Miss Louise Schweitzer was rendered a
surprise party by her many friends at her
home on Chestnut street on Valentine day.
The friends came just before the dinner
hour and succeeded in completely surprising
the young lady. Her mother had prepared
a delicious dinner, TO which all did Justice
AfterwaTd games, music, social converse
and dancing were INDUCED 10, and all voted
the party complete success.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph SchweitZer. Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
ReimeT. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martensteln,
Alr, and Mrs. William SchWeItZeT, Mrs. y.
Stuart, Miss L. SchWeltZeT, Miss A.
Schweitzer, the Misses A. and T. LastretO,
Miss T. Relmer, Miss NJ. Richter, Miss NJ.
Kelley, the Misses amelia, Adele and
Lille Rotgers; Messrs. +. WaIlach, h.
COlman, Martin CLINE, {. Lucas, George
SchWeitZer, Otto Reimer, George +. Heuer.
The Seven Pines Circle Party.
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies Of the
D., IL f,
tine party at Social Hall, 102 0'Farrell
street, on Monday evening, together with a
very interesting programme. including
Recitation. Miss Bessie Harvey; vocal solo,
Miss Simmons; piano solo, Miss Alice Car
roll; vocal sole, COmTade Ayers, whlStlinG
solo and laughing song, COmrade ). il. Rob
ertS; violin sole, Miss Marie M1hOney-ac-
Compauied on planO by Miss l.. ONell
sCng, COmrade c. L. Carroll; club-sWluglng,
Miss Simmons: recitation COmrade Brown.
Refreshments were then served in the
anteru0m, and the meuymakeTs who
/ packed the hall danced until the small
hours.
A beautiful cake in form of the G. a. r.
badge with Seven Pines emblem on It's
frosted crest was ratified for the most pOpu-
lar cUmrade IN the circle, Comrade Wells
being the lucky winner.
The L. 4. O. u. Entertainment.
The twenty first anniversary celebration
Of Templar Grove No. 10, L. a .. D., gave
much pleasure Monday night at Union
Quara Hall.
An interesting programme had been pre-
pared as follows: Overture, Park Band
address, Supreme Arch, L. a. O. D., Louis
g. SCh0rd; soprano solo, Miss josephine
Gasmann; French horn solo, Marguerite, %
! Louis c. huell; recitation, Lady Vents
worth Miss Adelaide Webb; BARITONE
] Hf,r. ~
TOOmev. Chairman Of the evening, IheO-
/ doye q. C0ckTIlL Dancing WAS then IN
! order under tie following direction: Floor
/ manager, Mr.. Louis {. kneil; assistant
/ floor manager, Mr.. Andrew G Heyl; Floor
COmmItiee-Albert Anderson, Peter AndeT-
son, D. Bammann. {. BeTggTen, Alexander
| Olson, Oscar Osterdahl.
The enjoyable affair was largely the re-
sultlug Work VI the following Committee
of Arrangements: Louis q. SchoTd CHAIR
man, Louis G.. hUeli Secretary, John
Turubald Treasured, Adolph Anderson,
/ Charles L. Carlson, Andrew q. Heyl; Re
cPDuOn CCmmittee-IheOd O. COckTill
Chairman. Charles J. H. Berg, Sven Dan
ielsO9. L. GantueT, \. j. kTGkau, +. l..
Ljndwau, c. M0ncISYais, Andrew 7. Olson,
S.-Albert SjogIen.
Parry on Folsom Street.
One Of the most enjoyable gatherings OF
the past week was the party given by Miss
Amelia L. johnson at her residence, 1851
/ Folsom street. on Friday evening.
After spending the early part Of the
evening in dancing. games, 70 al and in
( stumeutal music, an elaborate supper was
served, Dung which handsome valentines
( were disu buted to the many guests:
Among those noted present were the fol-
lowing: Miss Adelne Johnson, Miss Lena
Johnson. Miss Fannie Kennedy, Miss Title
Hutberg, Miss DaEmaT " OhlandeT, Miss
a. Ia
Sophie Hultberg, Miss Minnie Wlusled,
Miss Minnie Flac6, Miss Hilda Anderson,
| Miss Nora PalmQuist, Miss Amelia h.
Johnson; Messrs. AXsl johnson, TheO
r Wohlander, w. p. Tilden, ". Johnson,
DR.. +. Hultberg, c. Anderson, }. johnson,
! A. Anderson, z. Johnson, Frank Palm
/ Quist, c. j. WOhlander.
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs J. Henley Smith. who are
now in Florence, viii leave shortly fol
Rome with Mrs. McKinstry aud Miss Nc
Kinstry.
General and Mrs. Kautz and Miss Kautz
are enjoying their trip through the south
eTn portion Of the State. They will be
gone two months.
Miss Lucy Brooks has been visiting
friends In Oakland during tie past week. .
Mrs. Ramon Wilson Is visiting NaDa.
Mrs. w. r. Ellis and Miss Hope Ellis are
now at the Occidental Hotel. where they
Will be until the eud Of the season.
DIT. II. i. Percy, who has been spending
severa! weeks ia the south, has returned 10
Mare Island
Miss Hilda Mcdonald has returned TO the
city. after a pleasant visit to the Eastern
States.
Mr. ard Mrs. D. u. Johnston Of Alameda
have come to this city to reside for a few
months.
Nj Harry Babcock has arrived 10 Lon
don.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughters, of Enciua
| Park, Alameda, have left for an eXtende
visit TO the City If Mexico.
Miss Leila Carroll Is visiting friends in
Oakland.
Mrs Theodore Deming has left Sacra-
meutO for the East, summoned by tdiugs oil
the severe illness Of her mother.