The morning call., 1892-11-14

guests. Mr. Fortified made an appropfiat and
eloquent speech and The host and hostess were
toasted by the entire company. The light fan
tastc was INDUCED in until daybreas, and
most enjoyable night of mirth aud revelry was
only brought TO a conclusion by the dawn OF day
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. "
Paulice. Mr.. and Mrs. Policy. MIR; and Mrs
triede. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing. MIR. and Mrs. Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Naecarlni, Mr.. aud MIS-.
Shean. Miss NJ. Ewing. Miss Nellie Naccarinl,
Miss +. Btolick, Miss Mamie Byrnes. Miss Ada
Powers, Miss 1; Policy Miss Florence Nc Nc
Mahon; Mr. A. McGinty. hr. j. Callaghan. slf.
J.. Pausen. Mr.. j. Compliant and many others.
An unusually jolly time was had By lie many
friends of Mis-. Fioia Jeffrey who gathered AZ
her elegant residence, 17O4 Washington sileet
on Saturday evening, October %. reception
was te ndered Mrs. Jeffrey in celebration Of her
birthd ay. and every detail 10 further The ENJOY
ment OF all concerned was thought Of. Through
| out the house there was an elegsnt floral dis
paiiors covered with white canvas for
dancing. Songs, music and recitaiiOns were
listened 10 during tn early part OF the evening.
alter which dancing was I'D order and was kept
up TO the music OF Tbompson's string
quartet until midnight. Supper being an
bounced. an adjournment was made 10
the dining.roOm, where a feast of ali the
/ delieacies OF the season was enjoyed with much
| relish. and the company did not disperse until
aud Mrs L. q. Eggert. Mrs. X. Haggard, Airs.
| c: T. Fenton, Nh. aud Mrs. Walter Wllkens, the
| Misses Celia and Stella Haggard, Miss Belle
Yeazell. Miss Lela wilkins, Miss Anne Weke,
| Miss Maud Pi0mOnden. MIR. ana Mrs. Sam
| wlIkens, NJ ISIS Lottle Yeazell, Mr.. Gus Thomp-
| son. Rev. DIR. SwayZe, DIR. CIiss Hartsborn,
| Messls. William Bunk T, j. f. Eggert l.. Cool,
AL: Woke. Inv. Lawrence and r. Haggard.
given Mis- AZ pars mas oS Mr
Befges. on Geary street. The house was preitiiy
decorated In honor OF The occasion, aud musical
| evening. followed by delicious supper, was
greatly enjoyed by Tie company. Among those
present were the Misses Mae MeEptee, Fleary.
Marguerite Burke. Mae Colman, Mae Burke,
| Cora FIazer, Agnes o. Bren, Jos phlne Madden,
Mrs. ]. N: o'Brien, Mrs: Reynolds; Messrs A;
| Berges. ". +. Mcneil, Thomas Madden. Fred
! Tracy, Eugene Crowell. Gus O'Brien, John Gil
| more, A. Berges and Eugene Walsh.
| Miss Annie Healy recently entertained num-
| Der OF her friends al her residence on Shotweli
| street Vocal and Instrumental music a de.
nc'ous midnight supper and dancing were the
| source Of much enjoyment 10 the company pres
| ent, among whom were: The Misses Annie,
| Matte aud Mamie Healy, Miss Louisa Sehell0us,
| Fannie Gardner. Miss Alice Duncan. Miss Mollie
| Greedy. Miss Josie Morrison, Miss Kate Burke,
Miss Kate Rely, Messrs. j. o; Van Minkle.
| John b White. William Waterhouse William
| Ducummen. L. Van Wrinkle. Fred Wilson, Frank
Mayer William Price and Ii. +. White.
On Halloween.
| There was merry meeting OF young men and
maidens at tile residence of Mrs A. =. Connolly,
| 1880 Pierce street. TO keep up the old-tme Gus
toms on Halloween. Miss Alice b. Connolly,
| attlred in quaint empire costume OF orange In
| ola silk, assisted by Miss Addie Rohrer, ele-
| gantly dressed in a similar costume OF pink. re-
| ceiyed the guests. The parlor floors were COW
| cred with stretched canvas for dancing and The
| house throughout was elegantly decorated with
| flowers. Besides the old time mystic games OF
| Halloween, there were many local aud iDstfu-
! mental selections effectively rendered. Favors
were distributed OF hand painted strips Of
| satin, and in addition TO a spray OF flow
| on those OF the young mn the
! name OF some famous author, and on those OF
| work. II Was The duty Of the young men 10
| select The lady who held The ribbon correspond
| Ing with the authors name on his favor. and
| escort her TO The dining room. The pins for al
JuStlng The faVors were artistic sIecime1s OF the
| jewellers art Among those present We're: The
| Belle Marion. Fdi.6 Marion. France. Owens
| Alice Il. Connolly and Addie Rohrer; Messrs
VIII ]. Doxey, d: P; Elder. II; po1ey, Roger
| lansbee and VIII II. Haley.
Miss susie Ekmann was given birthday
| party at her home, 1912 Polk street. on the st
| Of November. About thirty friends were invited
| aud enjoyed The hOspI aliIy OF the young lady's
| mamma. Dancing was kept up until morning,
| aud the rooms were very tastefuliy decorated.
| Among those present were: Miss Birdie Nelson,
| Miss Annie Nelson. MIR. Charles Joseph. Miss
Annie Schiller. Mr.. George Miller, Mrs Miller,
Mr. Robert jones, Dir. Coumeir, Miss Title
| CONNER, Miss Dora Peterson Mrs. Peterson
| Miss Mabel Pratt, Mr.. George Thomas. Mr..
Charles Thomas. MI Il. Knight, Mr.. VI. Cough,
| Mr.. ID. Topper. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens. Miss
Chase. Miss Black, Mrs. Nelson, MIR. Frank
Nelson; Mrs. Spoon. Miss Kate spoon, Miss
| Mary Ford. Miss Susie Ekmann, Mr. Charles
| Badraccc. Masters Louis Schultz, Otto Schultz
Charles Schultz, Walter Schultz. Mr.. Harvey
| kinzer and Mir. John Kane.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
Mr.. j. Policy al his Tesldenct, 500 Chester
street. on The 9Th Of November. A merry even
ing feastiDg, dancing aud singing was enjoyed
| by all present. among who mwere 4 Mr. and. Mrs.
| J. c. Policy Nj. and mrs. Palucci. Mr.. aud
| Mrs. Ressinger Mr.. and Mrs. IA. L. Hayes MTs
| +. j. Murphy, Mrs. ). ID. Powers, Mrs. s. S Ew-
| Ing, Mrs. Alden, Miss Ada Powers. Miss Abbe
Ewing. Miss NJ. NJ. Ewing, Miss Emma Kelly.
| Cody. Miss Eva French, Miss Edna French Miss
| Derby. Miss Tyler. Miss .LizzIe Policy; Messrs
| Calvin S. Waller. A. Cans. j. w. FIemming
| ]. Callahan. Charles Hayes, Henry Chester,
Mann, Derby, EDDY Sweeny, Fred Paulson,
| Harry Paulson, James Kelley, Kit Carson.
slr. and Mrs. j. \. Miller Of 81 fulton street
celebrated their silver wedding last Friday. The
house was prettily decorated with evergreens
and flowers. Music, singing and dancing made
the time pass very pleasantly. Refreshments
were served and cong atulatory speeches made.
TOasis were drunk and the host and hostess
| were the recipients OF many pretty presents.
Among those present were:
alr. and Mrs. j. n. Miller, Mr. George Miller,
MIR. aud Mrs. ii. c. Hansen, Mr. ana Mrs RH-
| Pearl Jr., Miss Wilcox. Miss Lizzie NJ. Parsons.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Krnll, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Krull,
Master Emanuel Krull, Mr.: Carl Nehagen, Mrs.
Nelis kTuIl, Miss Anna Krull. Master Ernest
| Krull and Baby ktun. Mr.. I. Krul. Mr.. r.
| Miller. Miss 5. Fischer. Miss 5. Steiner. Miss
1 EifTeda keissling. Master Rudolf heissling,
Mrs. c. Springer. Mr. aud Mrs. Morteusen. Mi.
HolIum, Mr. ii. i. Andersen Mrs. Peter Yelan-
| der, Mrs. Nelander, Miss MoTgensen, Mir. Nell
| son and Mr. Louis CaTbOnrusky.
| Miss Lizzie Wilton recently gave most en-.
| 1oyable party, IN honor of Miss Mamie Quicker,
| at her residence on Lombard street. The young
1 lady was Is years of age on the 9th OF Noyem-
| Der. and the party WAS IN celebration of the i'm
/ portant occasion. An legant supper was served
/ during the evening, which was greatly enjoyed
| by all present. AT midnight the young folks ali
| Joined In grand march. among whom were the
| The Misses Mamie and Lena Quicker, Mary and
| Lizzie Wilton, Kitty ana Ella MollOy, Annie
Hoffman. Lena Schlessinger, Minnie Meyer.
| Lizzie LersoD. Nj. Moloy, Messrs. Ed. and
| Peter GTeseman, Thomas and James Murphy,
| Adolnh and Peter Garrity. Edward Irwin. Paul
| Dunpby, George Matthews and host Of others.
From Across the Bay.
A very enjoyable party was recently given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ehret at their residence,
on Fifth and HOlyoke streets, West Berkeley.
| The guests were en- ertained with good mn-
steal programme and dancing. AT midnight a
| delicious supper was served after which dane
| ing was resumed and kept up for several hours.
The music was furnished by a capital string
| band from San Francisco. These who enioyed
the hospitality OF the host and hostess were:
Mr. aud Mrs. j. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| Finley, Mrs. Grlndel. Mrs. n. Ryder. Miss An.
ME Monroe, Miss Jennie olane. Miss Henrietta
| Burmester, the Misses Emma and Amelia
Menke, Miss Mary Dean. the Misses Annie and
Julia Hadien. Miss Mary osteIman, Miss Lottie
Julius Deser. Louis Bellmer. George Nooman.
Will Doane. Jack Pauey, VIII Dean. Ben Ham
| ilton, Jack Dean. Charley LiveTman. Julius
| Phugh. Chauneey Ingals, Farrar JACK son, Jack
| league, George and John Hablen, Charles
Richter, William Monro-, Antoine Ehrei. james
Wulf. Charles Ehret Eugene Ehret and Fred.
| erick Speekmau.
Alameda.
On Friday evening, November IL, the Park
| 0pera.house was fairly filled with representa-.
tive audience gathered 10 enjoy an evening OF
| music and drama given by Mrs. Alsta Shed
| LsnRstfoih and Mr.. Frank L. Matthew, assisted
| by several ladies and gentlemen. Part OF the
| progra NINE consisted OF piano solo, two songs,
| recitation and mandolin and guitar selections,