The morning call., 1892-06-27

1U6 WUOl6 hHdlE Was given ny Tue W Gu
liche HGelPs Verein OF the st. johannes
Church, with Pastor MangOld at their head.
aud was a complete surprise to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hauser.
Among those present were a large num-
Der of the verein and few others, iDclud-
ing; Miss May HauSer, Miss Title Book,
Miss Annie Schoembs, Miss Emma Book,
Miss Carrie CHASER. Miss Lizzie Seebeck;
Messrs. H. Hauser, George Hauser, II.
Turk, H. Greb Ed Golly. Charles Funk, j.
Richter, John Schneider, JAG Jung, j.
Shimpf.
Lindquist- Fairman Wedding.
At the residence Of the brides mother,
the Hotel Hillsdale, this city. June %, at
4:30 p. NJ. by the Rev. N, NJ. Gibson, DID,,
Victor j. Lindquist and Miss Marie Wells
Fairman were joined in the holy bonds OF
matrmony, The ceremony took place in
the two elegant front parlors, which were
thrown into one and elegantly decorated
with flowers and eyergreens After the
ceremony an informal reception was held.
at which the health. happiness and pros
perity of the bride aud groom were pledged
IN sparkling champagne.
Among those present were: Mrs. Lind
quist, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. Charles Me-
Gowan, mother and sisters of the groom;
Mrs. l.. A. Fairman- Wells, mother OF the
bride; Mrs. Frank Briggs, Mrs. Lufkin,
Mrs. Thomas, M:s. Epler, Mrs. DR.. NJ. Nj.
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs B. X Badger, Miss
Edna Briggs and Miss Addie KEENAN, OF
Sacramento, Miss Norma Badger; Messrs.
Scott Cooper. Mr.. Beebe. S. Leayitt. Mr..
Parke, ". Fairman, f. Skidmore, z. Cree
gan. l.. Walsh, Ii. Christensen, Captain r.
F0uratt and Captain I. c. Badger. The
bride was the recipient of numerous, taste
full and elegant presents. They will reside
Tor the present at the Hllsdale.
The Lefeyre- MeGivney Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Edmond Lefeyre and
Miss Jennie Mckinney took place on last
Tuesday morning at the home of the brides
parents in this city. The wedding break
fast being over, the happy couple took the
afternoon train for San Jose, where they
spent their honeymoon. returning on last
Saturday evening. They were rendered a
grand reception at the residence of the
bridegr0om's brother, Mr.. Peter Lefevre,
1925 San Pablo avenue in Oakland. a
DOunteous supper being spread for fifty
couples. Dancing, music and singing were
the principal amuSements of the evening.
lasting until late hour. The happy pair
will leave this week for their future home
in South Dakota.
Party at Mill Valley.
Miss Lulu Steele gave an informal recep-
ton on last Thursday evening at the hand
some residence of her parents in Mill Val
ley.
The guests were entertained as follows:
Songs By Mr.. NJ. Schultz; comic songs by Mr.
b. Davis, Mr. William Lewis, Mr. Charles
Enkle and MIR. Louis James; piano SOLO,
Miss Gertie Schmitt; recitation. Miss Grace
Steele; quartet, Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin and Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly. Dancing and supper were
enjoyed.
Among those present were Messrs. Emil
Sutro, Joseph Emanuel. Louis James,
HIM L oil I -
Joseph Eppinger, NJ. Lowenstein. William
Hunt, a. Coffin, Z. Steele, l.. Meininger,
Miss Gertie Schmitt, Miss l.. kratZenstein,
Miss Lou Steele, Miss TTixie Kelley, Miss
Grace Steele, Miss Maybelle Kelley, Miss
Annie Steele. Miss Florence Schultz. Mrs
NJ. Schultz Mrs. I. Kelley, Mrs. a. Coffin,
Mrs. r. MaStick, Mrs. L. ThayeT, Mrs. W.
Hunt and others,
Private Entertainments.
MI and Mrs. a. Repsod gave a dinner
party at their Pine-street residence on SRI
day evening in celebration Of the birthday
OF the hostess. The evening was spent in
music and dancing. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph, Dir. and
Mrs. Morton L. Cook, Mrs Salarandini.
Miss Clara Salarandini, Messrs. John r.
Wallock, Arthur Salarandini, Professor
Sieb.
M0nnieT gave a reception 10 their many
friends at their elegant home on Howard
street, the occasion being the fifteenth
birthday anniversary of their son, who has
returned from college, where he made COM
mendable progress
Miss Hettie FIschbeck gave a coffee party
TO few Of her numerous lady friends at
her residence. 1917 Mason street. TIE
afternoon was spent in pleasant converse
ton, vocal and instrumental music.
a very pleasant surprise party was given
on Saturday evening 10 Miss Katie Gillck
by her many friends at her residence on
Sierra street. The hours were most agree
ably spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Puerarl gave a dinner
party on Monday evening az their residence,
o33 Bush street, IN honor OF their daughter,
Miss Adele Puerari. who has recently re-
turned from Milan TO reside az home. Music
was afterward enjoyed.
A very ENJOYABLE birthday surprise party
was given 10 Mr.. Julius Strauss al his resi-
dence, 2o49 Sixteenth street on Wednesday
last. Dancing, singing and games were IN
duiged IN until very ate hour.
\ pleasant surprise was On Saturday
evening, the 1Itll inst, teEdered 20 Miss
Mae Lawrence at tie residence Of her par
ents, 1914 Ninth street, Alameda, the Ocea-
sion being her fifteenth birthday anniyer-
sarY.
very agreeable birthday party was
given on Saturday last TO Miss Pauline
Murphy at 16l1h Mason street on the ucca-
sion OF her birthday anniversary. The
features Of the evening were dancing, sing
ing, games and TecilatiOns, with the cele-
brated Indian war dance OF Mr.. Dick Agee.
Last Wednesday evening a highly enjoy
able surprise party was given TO Mr.. l.. o.
Jacques On the evening Of his birthday ar
niyersary at the home of Miss Clara
Thomas on Golden Gate avenue. Music
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until dawn, and at not infrequent intervals
refreshments were served.
Hall Parties.
An admirably managed reception and
ball was rendered by the subordinate groves
OF San Francisco to the representatives Of
the Grand Grove of California, Z. a. o. d.,
last Wednesday. at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr.
George II. Buck made some telling re-
marks. there were vocal selections by the
Stanford trio Miss Gertrude Fiunie made
another hit with the death Of Virginia. -
as did Miss Rooney in her solos. Dr. Tai;
managed the floor. and the committee of ar
rangements, to which much credit is due,
consisted Of Messrs. Classen. Schwarz,
Knarst0n. Chessi, Kommer AntoniOli,
Diemer, Olviers, Reynolds, Hubs, Muller,
Anderson. Correia and Kidd
Seven Pines Circle No 3, ladies OF the G..
A. R.. gave their seventh anniversary enter
tainment at Social Hall, 102 O'FarreIl street.
on Friday evening. Mrs. j. NJ. Bailey pre-
sided during the presentation OF a specially
attractive programme. followed by dancing.
The MilitaiTes' minstrel performance at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday night sue
ceeded in attracting a fair attendance, in
spite Of the allurements elsewhere. Mr..
Thomas q. EggeTt was manager, aud the
programme, which terminated with tug Of
war. contained many amusing speclalties
Biekerdyke Camp No. 2, Daughters of
Veterans, held monthly social and dance
on Tuesday last at Mozart Hall, 1856 Mar
ket street. 1t was an enjoyable affair.
The Halcyons gave their first social at
Foresters' building on Saturday evening.
There was a large attendance, the cOnstit-
uents OF which appeared to enjoy themselves
to the full.