The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-31

Hossack. Hattie Randel, Mile Stanley. Fanny.
Florence and Mabel King. Minnie udson, NJ =.
and Mrs. Juds0n, Messrs. Clarence Barry, Frank
Short, Clarence Judson. George Ander son,
Moliani, Frank haley, Joseph Lee, Charles An
derson, Joseph Farrell Frank Clancy. Henry
Nenit Daniel Mahone Frank Judson, Robert
Judson, Joseph Chisholm aud Harry Judson.
Miss George Mcclure was given most en-
joyabe ton bon party few evenings ago. Ihe
guests were entertained at an elrgant supper;
aud dancing ana music were the pllnclpal
features OF the evenings amusements MISS
Anita Culligan, Miss Flossie Annis and Miss
Flossle Pafe sung songs, Miss Maggie DUNE
played on the piano, Miss George MeGuire was
the yiolinIst, ana Mr. Walter Lord and Mr. Harry
Missing picked music from the mandolin.
Others present at the joyal gathering were
O'Bnen, Miss Annie O'Shaunessy. Miss Alice
Perry. Miss ennie Perry, Miss Nellie Brown,
Nellie Buckley, and Messfs. j. Seag rave. h.
Hanks, A. Glass, ID. COurOy, A. WhlIehe ad, j.
Leonard. T. D0nahue, II. Hofnng, L. Ridenan,
b. OConnor, w. OShaunessy, M. Eisenchlsnel
and ID. 0BrieD.
Miss Katie Heyden received pleasant sur
Prise on her birthday, on Tuesday, the 18TH
inst. A number of her friends made up party,
took possession of her home and had royal
good time; Dancing was enjoyed until IL
O'Clock and then an adjournment was taken 1or
supper, which was much appreciated by the
guests, and there was much merriment AROUND
The festive board Those present included; MISS
Louise G0ust, Miss Laura Fasris, Miss Amelia
Echgelmeler. Miss Lille Stoddard, Miss Queenle
COSbe, Miss Katie Schaefer Miss Minnie Eidin-
ger, The Misses Lizzie and Lille Johns, the
Misses Annie and Carrie Nelson. Miss Alvlna
Hayden, Miss Emma Sttewen, MISS Annie
LANCER; Messrs. Fred and Chris Strewen, Frank
PrunIy, Harry Berefleld. Jonn Plato, Jonn
Johns. Henry Hermann, Frank Hsuslein,
Cbarles Heyden, Emil Eidinger.
Mr.. Harry Levin celebrated his twenty-hrst
birthday on The 10Th inst. by banqueilng MS
friends. Mr.. l. Marks WAS ihe toasImaster OF
tile evening and kept the party amused by his
humorous and complimentary speeches. Songs
were sung ana stories told until early morning
when the company dispersed Tor their homes
Among those present were: MIR. Leo NJ ann. Mr.
Louis Peehuer, Mr.. Louis Falk, Mr.. hugo
Levin and Mr.. Leo Jacobs.
Miss Nettie DeiZ was rendered birthday
surprise party a few evenings since. Mr.. II.
keck and Miss =. Blankenhorn took charge OF
the entertainment and a very 1ovial evening was
enjoyed Teasing and listening 10 sweet music
by the American Either Club Among those
present were: Mrs. +. Blankenborn, Mis-. A.
Cheyalier, Mrs NJ. Collins, Mrs. Ii. Collins, MI 8,
b. DietZ, Mrs. L. Gretchen. Mrs. q. /. Reck,
Mrs g. ID. Ii. Reck, Mrs. +. simmons, Mrs. +.
ST. CLAIR Miss G. Zowaski, Miss Nj. Parker, Miss
NJ. German Miss a. Zowaski, Miss Z. Menicke,
and Messrs. j. COhn, III. Conn., f. Biankenhorn
j. Kennedy, +. Menicke. Mr.. Qu!ckly i. Reck, q.
+. Recs, L. simmons, A. Eelni, q. ZOwaskl, Is.
Zowaskl and Dr. Hultbarg.
An Engagement Party.
On Friday night about forty friends OF the FAM
ily OF Mr. aud Mrs. Rudolph Mayrisch enthusi-
astically celebrated the engagement of the only
daughter OF the host Miss Dora Mayriscb, TO
Frank o. Cramer. a well-known member OF the
Deuisher Neieiu, youngest sou OF Colonel T. A.
CrRmer OF the Bohemian Club. The young
couple are both very talented aud great favoTite5
In society circles, aud seem particularly wei
suited for each other. Their many friends are
planning a number Of dinners and receptions IN
their honor during The next few weeks
Au Reyoir.
A farewell dinner party was given 10 Mr.. j. NJ.
Cohen Of New York by his many friends in this
city on the 10th inst. prior TO his departure for
Mexico and the East. In private room at the
Bon Ton Restaurant is where the party assem-.
bled and a most euiOyabe Iepast was served.
After dinner the company entertained each
other with songs aud musical selections. The
toast OF the evening was proposed In Z most aE-
proptiaIe speech from Mr.. j. Nathan. the COM
pment being duly acknowledged by The guest
Of The evening.
From Across the Bay.
MIR. and Mrs. John Petty recently gave a very
enjoyable party 10 number Of their most init
mate friends al their residence in East Oakland.
in celebration Of their silver wedding. The
rooms were tastefully and artisfIeally decorated,
and were well filed With guests al an early hour.
After receiving the congratulations OF their
lends the host and hostess entertained the
guests TO the number Of fifty IN the spacious
dining room, where an elegant supper was
served and greatly appreciated by all D. esent.
Among the numerous guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James HuRhy, Mr.. Harry Bird, Mr. Harry
bite, MI. illiam White. Mrs. MeAlpin, Miss
McAlpiD. Mr.. A. Flood OF San Francisco. MI ana
Mrs. g. Adams, Captain and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Fake, Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Corning MI.
and Mrs. ?. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Wild, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ainsworih. Mr. j..
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Jooster, Miss Emma
Orion Mr.. O.. orion. Mrs. W. Fake MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Caldwell, Mrs. G. Menomy, Miss
NJ. Menomy, Mrs. II. Farnham, Mrs. }. Mitchell,
Miss Nellie Mitchell. The Misses Baker. Miss
Florence Adams: Mrs: Kidd, Mrs; Edna Smith,
Mrs. Edwin Smith, Mrs. Irene Fanham, Mr..
and Mrs. William Cakes, Mrs. Gun. Mr.. j. A.
GIN, Mr.. Walter Canning. Mrs. Mary ThOmp.
son, Miss Dora Ainsw0rth, Mr. John A. Petiv.
Miss Petty Miss Eva Petty, Mrs Joseph Petty
Messrs. Walter and Ronald PeEiy and others.
Alameda Parlor No. IS, \. d. G. w, gave an
enjoyable entertainment last Monday evening
Whlcb was greatly appreciated by the select
asSenblaRe present Several members OF Min
erva ParOr from san Francisco were present
ard had good Tine crossing the bay. A cap
Hal musical and literary programme was pre-
scented. Miss Gusse Fiegel OF Oakland deligh ed
The audience with her pianOforte solos; Mr..
Dixon recited; MeSsls Walter and Fred Man
dler and Miss Francis played trio for the plano
and violin; Mrs Hegard Of San Francisco re-
cited; Miss Julia Reekleyson played a pano
solo; Miss Mckae OF Ofinda PaTioT Teciied, and
Miss Hattie Murray and Miss Mary Schafier. OF
Minerva Parlor, contributed a vocal duet IN a
most finished and pleasing manner.
The initial party OF the "UppeT-Ten' Outing
Club was given at the hall of the club, Dwight
way, Berkeley, on Saturday evening, the 18th
inst. The hall was aitstically decorated with
streamers, eyeTgreens and Japanese lanterns. A
capital musical programme was enjoyed by The
members ana their guests, after which speeches
were list ned 10 ana toaSis were proposed and
responded to. The club was organized in -Au-
gust last with the following officers: President.
Mr.. Leo J. Alkal1y; vice president, r.. y. Boyle;
secretary and treasurer. William L. Blskely
Captain and Mrs. j. Jensen OF 1855 Pacific
avenue, Alameda, celebrated tHeir silver wedding
last Wednesday evening The grounds were
illuminated with Chinese lanterns and the in
teror OF The house was beautifully decorated
win prOfusion OF flowers and smiax very
tastefully arranged. The host and hostess led
the grand march TO the dining room. followed by
about fifty couples, and all enjoyed The most
delicious repast that had been provided. Con-
graluaory speeches we're made and appro-
p,iateiy responded 10. After the banquet dane
ing was enjoyed under large marquee erected
for the occasion, and II was morning before the
guests reluctantly departed for their homes.
Numerous symboIical presents were received by
the host and hostess in token OF the high es,sSa
N which they are held by their many loyal
friends.
Among those present were Captain and Mrs. j.
Jensen, Consul aud Mrs. j. Simpson. Captain
and Mrs II. IL. Thompson Captain and Mrs
Charles Nelson, Captain and Mrs. A. C. Freese
Captain and Mrs. b. II. Madison, Captain and
MIS-. j.: johnson. MI. ana MIS-. l.. Rsnie, Cap
tain S. L. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fjord. Cap
tain and Mrs. j. Tuft, Captain aud Mrs. \. c.
Larson, Mr.. George Jensen, Captain and Mrs. A.
7. LorenzeD. Mr.. Charles Jensen, MIR. and Mrs.
II. BirkhOlm, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Fisher, Captain
and Mrs. Charles Rock, CAPTAIN and Mrs. James
Eseben. Captain aud Mrs. NJ. Olsen, Captain and
Mrs. l.. Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lund, Mrs. j.
NJ. Brock, CAPTAIN and Mrs. III. X. jacobson, Mr..
and Mrs. +. TbOroe, Captain and Mrs. c.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ShaRer. Mrs. W.
johnson. Mrs. Martin, Miss George Emer-
son, Miss Hannah Brock, Miss Laura
Thompson. Miss NJ. Anderson, Miss A. Johnson,
Miss J.. johnson, Miss +. Hedley. Miss Mary
Ford Miss lille Fjord, Miss Lena Jensen, Miss
Agnes Jensen. Miss Laura Jensen, Miss Carrie
Peterson Miss Agnes Simpson; Messfs. Peter
Brock, Sidney Shannon, William Smith. William
Smith Jr., f. 4. Moller, l.. Wilson, Tom Hedey,
j Ohm Hedley, NJ. Merlin. Thomas Thompson.
number OF the Intimate fiiends and relatives
OF Mr.. and Mrs William f. Long, OF Alameda,
gathered at their residence, 1920 Railroad
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, 10 witness the
marriage OF their eldest daughter. Miss Nina
Long, and Mr.. Eugene l.. Hitchcock OF San Simeon.
After file ceremony congratulations aud heart
felt wishes were extended 10 the happy couple
by those present, and then all sat down to a