The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26

Torrance on the most popular Instrument OF The
day. Miss Anita Massey Brown played some
selections on Tie planoforte in her usually hn.
ished style. and capital programme of vocal
and Instrumental music was much appreciated.
The decorations OF the rooms were very elabOr-
ale and delicious supper was enjoyed, which
brought the evenings enipyments n close.
The Misses Lyman Professor ChiZZola, George
Barton and i. Knell contributed to the enter
tainmeut OF the guests. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality OF Mrs. Lyman wefe The Misses
Louisa and A. Lyman, Miss Carrie Morris, Miss
Shaw, Miss Stella ChiZzola, Miss Anita Nj.
Brown, MIR. George Barton, Professor ChiZzoa.
M saTy lya Tboms afss anigo M Mr.
Frank Nye and Mr. j. e. Whittier
The SpIivalo Reception.
Mrs. A. d. spyalo is one of lie best enler
tanners IN the city, and the reception held al her
lovely residence on Washington street last Wed
nesdsy evening was one OF the most enjoyable
ever held al her hespitabe home. Music held
sway during the early hours. Nathan Lands
berger played Oh his $500 violin, and Henry
Bigelow. Professors Locket and Sauviet aud 9TH
efs assisted In The amusement ofthe guests. The
young people enjoyed the pleasures OF dance
and delicious supper was served at midnight.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitte, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Saldieina, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. Berloin, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ticrney, Mrs Charles Noujeres, Mrs. p. Ros-
sitter, Miss Mabel Love queen OF hearts,. Miss
Nj. Laeh, Miss Pauline DfeyfHs, Miss l.. Caste-
ago. the Misses T. aud r. Stinson, Miss K
bard. Henry HoImgren, w. II. Chambllss. DR..
William III. Sebefst, r. Mantells Walter Phelps,
A. Morpby, II. D. Bigelow. Dan Polk. Sam Lash,
Willis Polk, George Mearns. Thomas PTender.
CAST, DR.. Crawford. U. S. n, Frank Goswey
Lee LASH Aubrey Boueicault, Il. j. Henley and
host more.
The Zifferer Reception.
Nine. Bellonl Znerer heId reception at her
residence on California street on Saturday even
log, the 17th insi., when the pupils OF Professor
ZiiIerer and his talented wife Interpreted most
enjoyable concert programme. The Misses
Rodan. Haas. Beian and Lewthwaite were very
successful with their pianoforte numbers, and
the Misses Nina Lyon and Lydia Beldieu sang
charinngly and did ample justice 10 the efforts
OF their gifted instrnetress. who is OF few
gifted teachers 10 the city with European rep
present by her finished style with clever reel
iatloD. All The guests were enchanted with
The artistic entertainment and were loud 10 their
praises OF the generous hospitality OF the host
and hostess. The paFIors and diniDg-Toom were
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Fenlhausen Surprise.
Last Wednesday evening party OF honse-
stoimers met at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
III. McFar lane on Golden Gate avenue and. after
the muster-Toll had been duly called and the
party found complete. q well-organized raid was
made on the hospiiable home OF Mr. aud Mrs, X
Fenkhausen on Buchanan street. The advance
party OF about twenty ladies' and gentlemen by
mistake attempted 10 enter the wrong house
fortunaiey the occunants were out. for had an
entrance been effected the situation wouia have
proved most ludicrous ana more than one would
have had genuine surprise. The force of cir
eumst ances, however, soon Strengthened Things
out. and fin a few minutes the right
house was attacked by an overwhelming
army OF eager raiders. who strcamed into
The Fenkhausen's beautiful domicllc, with the
best surprised nein 10 Ile city at The entrance wei
coming his numerous unexpected guests. The par
ty were well supplied with all the decacies for an
in.promptu supper. and by the time the snfpfis-
ers had tired themselves ouI dancing, The diaiBg