The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-17

themums of varied hues disposed in large vases
| elegant wedding banquet was served. and many
! were the bright anu original toasts honnred ~
| sparkling bumpers to the happiness OF The pride
and groom. The bride looked lovely In silver
! gray faille. en- irane, trimmed With rare old
/ lace. Among the invited guests were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harold Giivin. Mrs. Frederick Johnston.
Miss Johnston. Mi. and Mrs. Parke Russell,
Miss Blanche Russell. Mr.. and Mrs George
Adams. MIR. w. Hale. MIR. Max Goldman. Mr.
George E. Hunt. Mr.. AID Mrs Hall Will make
their future home Ia Stockton.
Home Gatherings.
One OF The most delightful birthday parties OF
the season was given by Mr.. Alexander Shields
at his residence, 1910 Washington street. on
Friday evening, the l4ib.
The parlers were gorgeously decorated with
! flowers and garden plants, almost leading one 10
think that lie was enjoying himself In con-
servatory instead OF In private parlor
During The evening Mr.. Shields was the re-
| eipient OF q nugber OF valuable presents, among
( which was a costly pocket matchbox OF solid
| gold with an engraved wreath set Win three
diamonds, In the center OF which were the gentle
mans initials, the gift OF four lady friends. MI
| Shields was also presented With valuable plush
handkerchief box, also Tie gift of lady friend
| AT / l O'Clock the merry tbrong was lea TO taDie.
| MI Shields and Miss Mary Patterson leading me
march; after partakibg of the choicest delicaces
OF The season The party returned 10 the drawing
room, where music, singing, dancing, recllatlons
| ant were INDUCED In.
Among those who were present were: Miss
| Lille Erickson, Miss Layontine Plnkson, Miss
Mary Patterson. Miss Annie ODonne. Miss
| Alice Smith, Miss Jennie Beach, Miss Annie
| Waters. Miss Grace King, Miss Lizzie Grady !;
Messrs W. a. Patterson James pak s.o ale1
| Hammond, Frank Fowden. Alfred Shields.
| A most interesting and delighted party OF
| young people attended party gwen In honor OF
| Miss Helen stones birthday last Monday at the
| home of her aunt IN Oakland. The house was
beautifully decorated, and the garden was hang
! with a profuslon Of Chinese lanterns. Inc
amusenIents Of the evening included vocal an q
Instrumental music and dancing, which was
heartily enjoyed sumptuous repast was
spread IN The dining hall, TO which ample lustlco
was done. Miss Helen Stone proved herself
| most charming hostess, aud was ably assisted ~
| receiving her guests by Miss Editha Mcguire and
| Miss HOTtense Walsh, both OF whom were
dressed In butterfly costumes. The hostess. a
| handsome deml-blonde, was very elegantly
dressed In pink crepon, which suited her adj
miraby.
| Those present were: Misses Helen Montague,
| Hazel Montague. Clara Lann0te. Alice Stone.
| Charoeite Walsh. Edna Cocran, Marina Pen
| ning'on, Lottie Madison Julia Black. EDNA An
| derson, Lilly Peicales. Grace Wicklow, Editn
| MchianD, May Titop, Grace Cameron, Sadie
Lee, Alice Wilson aud Lydia Gordan among among
the young gentlemen were: George wilson,
| Arthur Kerby, James kerDy Samuel Ricn'
| James O'Nell, Theodore Lang, George cooper,
! John Morton, Joseph Regan, j. Solomon, George
| Harris, Dave Douglas Horace Black, Robert
! Wood Robert McKenna, James Howell. VILLAIN
Gordon ana j. Bi aDstein.
very enjoyable party was given BY MI. and
Mrs. All bert Fromm last week AT their pretty
| residence In West Berkeley. Vocal and lnsiru.
| mental music and dancing were tile features OF
| the evenings entertainment. and al midnight
! the guests were Hospitality welcomed around the
| festive board Among those present were: MI
and Mrs. Albert Fronm, Mr. and MIS- l.; john
| Cherry Miss Mary Laurie, Miss Mary 4. Rigney,
| Miss L0ttie Fromm. Miss Alice WulfefdiDgen,
| Miss Mamie fromm. Miss Hottvusla Perchlna,
| Miss Amanda Perchina, Mrs. Perchina. Mrs.
| Mpfmahts RlanriA EFnnIm
| Fromm, Miss Mary Rafirid, Mrs. Ratield;
| Messrs. Robert Laurie, Robert Laurie Jr, Z.
| Wulferdingen, Fritz Yunk, Robert McQuade,
| Charles FrOmm. Joseph Perchins Charles Han
sen. Fritz Mayer, Charles wilson. Michael cross
aud John O'Leary.
| Mr.. Henry Hudson was recently the recipient
| OF birthday surprise party at his home, 2l04
| Mason street The surprise was complete, and
| after lie committee had taken fun charge OF the
house aud made provision for an elaborate lay
| out Of good things. the party starred In TO enjoy
| themselves singing, dancing aud having good
| time generally. those who participated IN the
| fun aud froc OF the evening were: The Misses
} l.. ReinkeT Bella Croall, T. ShuliZbaeb. Julia
| Hess Annie RIddeli. Rose Croall, Medora Croall,
| 5. keck, kimmer aud A. X. Rlddell, MIS-. }. I.
| Rocker, Mrs. w. Won Rom, Mrs. l.. {. Terry.
| mrs. Richards, and Messrs Beck. Kenny, George
| w. Terry, j. C. Rocket. Flank CT0dll, Henry
ssSsTe@e Wen Won Ronp Ed Ge BuInd George
Ring. Charles Meizlef, Herman Sagehorn ana
Henry Hudson.
Miss Anta Massey Brown gave a musical and
literary entertainment al her home one evening
last week In honor OF her cousin. Miss Grace
Massey OF Philadelphia. capital programme
was rendered. after which the company partook
OF fine supper. Miss Brown made a charming
hostess, and among those TO pariake Of her hos
pitallty were: Miss Grace Massey Miss Gerlie
Fargo, Miss Lillian Brown, Miss Mile NIntonO,
Miss Mary c. Russell, Miss Emily Vernon, NJ
Lawrence Brown, Mr. I. Appleton, Mr.. George
Nintonio, Professor ]. ChiZzilo, Mr.. Charles
Blake, Mr.. Charles G. Hail.
most enjoyable musicale was given by Mr..
and Mrs. George de TroosI last ednesday even
ug at their residence on San Pablo avenue.
Miss johnson played solo on the piano IN capt
tai style aud Mr.. Z. Engse distinguished himself
on the mandolin. Miss Ashley, Mrs. Nogel, Mrs.
Harris. Mrs and Miss Caslgan and Mi. Page
we're the vocali.ts OF the evening and their sing
Ing was greatly enjoyed by The assembled guests,
among whom were: Mr. ana Miss Chamberlain
of Golden tate, MIR. and Mrs. NOgel OF san Ra-
fael, Mrs. L. \. Phelps Mrs. Sebe, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q. Severance, Miss 5. Maddox Mrs. John
Casligsn, the Misses Lottie and Mary Castigan,
Mr.. Gettis, Miss Geltls, Mrs. L. Harris Miss
Johnson, Miss Ida Ashley, Mrs. Clara Hansel,
ana Mr.. Kreichmar, Mr.. Engel, Mr.. Harris, MIR.
Frank w. Page After the musicale the com
pany was Hospitality entet tained by the host and
hostess.
Birthday Parties.
Mr.. IA. Hlldefbrand was recently the recipient
Of considerable attention from his many friends
on the occasion OF his thlrty.nith birthday, which
was celebrated In grand style. The house, at the
corner OF Eddy and Bourbon streets, was ele-
gantly decorated for the occasion, and the lucky
swain was given musical serenade. Dancing
and singing kept the company in good spirits be-
fore aud after supper, ana the guests were
night by Mr.. Frank McCrellis. Among those
present were: Mr. and MIS- ii. Hildebrand, Mr..
aud Mrs. William T.. kreker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCrellls,
Mir. aud Mrs. w. II. Hildebrsnd, MIR. ana Mrs.
William Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stokes. Mrs. L. Thiessen,
Mrs. J. McGory, Professor II. Ness, Mr.. Julius
DubIebl Mr.. Joseph Lewis. Dr. Miller OF Sinde-
nan, Germany. Mr. John Lunddnlst, Mr.. John
Murphy, Mr.. William Engrund, Nj. John Pnrn-
hagen OF Yolo CITY, Miss NJ. Engrund. Miss
Agnes IIildebrand. Miss Celia Goldwater. Miss
Mabel Kreker. Miss Minerva ThesseD. Frankie
Richs rdson and Willie Thiessen.
sEA very enjoyable birthday patty was recently
given To Mrs William YOU R0nu il. at I resi-
dence on Lombard street The parlors were
handsomely decoral ed and the evenings enter
tainment consisted OF music, dancing and an
elegant supper. The hostess was the recipient
Of many handsome presents. Among those
present were: Mr. aud Mrs. William Won Rom,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McGowan. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii.
Metzer. MIR. and nrs. =. Gebhardi, Mr.. and Mrs.
William boiling Mr. and Mrs William Dewey.
Rom. Miss f. Belau..hlis NJ .Hussey. Miss l..
Hussey, Miss 5. Walther, Messrs. William SLAP
neIreldr. II. SagehOrn. Charles j. u. Metzler.
Charles Melzer Jr., +. Schoettler. II. Wilkens,
William Fagerberg, j. Kisber, j. EnwIchT, /.
Mcdonnell and Charles Won Rom.
Gieanings.
Governor Markham Is on his way TO Chicago
TO take part In the exercises 10 be held on the
dedication OF the Worlds Fair Buildings next
Friday.
Miss Jean Murray has returned from Berkeley
where she has spent the summer. aud Is at home
10 her friends at her studio, No. 1904 Bush
street, where she has some fine specimens OF
Artistic paintings on exhibition.
Mrs Charles NJ Palmer will receive on Fridays
al No. 261l Pacific avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs II. c. Holt and family have taken
apartments al the Bella Vista for the winter.
Mrs Rudolph Herald Will receive on Wednes-
and Laguna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marks have returned