The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-16
Enjoyable Entertainments In and
Around The City.
The Edwards Golden Wedding-A Twilight
Fartv-Native Sons and Valentines.
Notes and Personals.

Nereiu the animal dinner Of the ASSOcja-
ton Of Marine Underwriters Of San Fran
cisco Will be held iu the veTein rooms on
Suffer street, on the Goth inst The fire
underwriters viii hold their annual ban
Quet next Wednesday at the Hotel Cali
fornia.
At the reception given recently in the
sail loft at tie Mare Island Navy yard the
guests were received by Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs.
Seares Mrs. QualTou-h, Mrs. Dunno and
Mrs. DOYLE. The cotjiion was LED by Lieu
tenant Qlalrongh, I. :. \.
a masquerade bali will be given by the
Gesellschaft Teutonia next Thursday even
Ing at Teutouia Hall.
The La Voltas will hold their first leap
year party at Odd Fellows Han this even
ing.
An entertainment and dance viii be given
next Saturday evening 1T The Grand Opera
House az South san Francisco.
The tNentY-fTSt anniversary celebration
Of IempiaT Grove Ne. 80, l. 4. Q. D., viii
take place at UnI0u-sQuare Hall this even
Ing.
Among those present at the delightful
dance given by Miss hitte on Saturday
evening we're: Miss Lucia kjttlP, Miss SAP
GersOn, Miss Perrin, Miss Cunnin CHAM,
Mss NutlaU Miss Wallace, Miss H0lbr00k,
Miss A. Ames, Miss Sperry, Miss Blair,
Miss CaSseriy, Miss Ellis. Miss McNutt,
The Misses FindleY, Miss HulYeT, Miss a.
Scott Miss Castle, Miss Hooker, Miss
ITugie, Miss Hoffman, the Misses Smith,
tie Misses Friedlander, Miss Boone, MISS
OCCunor, Miss NC0TnleS, Miss DlmOnd,
Miss McMUllIn, Miss OTIS, Miss Ashe,
~ Miss. SchusseE- Miss Smedoerg, Miss
Clarke, Miss DbDlee, MT. and MTs. ".
u!uckley Taylor. Nj. and Mrs. Basil Heath
cote; Nessrs. 81. e. Vernon Gray. MI Vas
sau.t. H. Duncan Hayue. q, d. Boyd Bruce
Hea;hco,e. F. Coon, ID. Campbell, Brooks
Jones, George Lent, iJ0hn Blanchard, W.
Ames. ~, Sherwood, y. CaSSeTly, +. y.
Bee. &. Thorn. L. W. Sheldon, [. HolbTook,
Cutler Paige. Horace Platt, ". Heath, Mr.
IN.EES, vs.. Castle Mr.. Carln, C. >. y. &;
Dir. IdCkay, f. Gamble, ,. Mckee, J..
Berry. i. N. GrreuNay, {. FTiediandeE I.
Williams. T. j. Pungle Jr., Z. Madison. /.
Adams, s. II hman, NJ AcNutJ, ii. W.
Jones, q. 81. RclaIdSonr II. 81. {. Boyd,
Milton Latham, Il. S.mpkjus, j. {. Adams,
NT. Cunningham, Il. BlSSelI, q. Taylor, =.
Knight. Mr. Cooley, l. CaTTigan, Baron
Ven Balyerman, Allen ST. j. Bowie, D..
Adams, c. A Murphy.
All to-day seats can be reserved for the
debut concert Of tie Saturday Morning Club
to take place al Metropolitan Temple this
evening
The Edwards Golden Wedding.
Auota5ie event of the opening week was
the golden wedding Of Nj. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Edwards. which was celebrated on Sunday
at their residence Z336 Geary street.
Nj and Mrs. r. N. Edwards were mar
lied in London, England, on Valentines
DAY. lol2 and cane to California in 1864.
Mt Edwards is vel known as a very pro-
uineut citizen, highly esteemed for his m
t-ETIty of character and sterling abilities.
He IS the father IF C0l0Ue. William Ed
wards, A. 4. g., bTjgadier-generaPs stan,
Second Brigade. \. q. c., past commander
az Golden Gate CUmmandery No. is, knights
IeWpar, aud a stock broker OF the San
francisco board.
Both Colonel and Mrs. Edwards were
present at I elaborate dinner en- tamllie,
which marked tie golden anniversary OF the
happy pair, when kilograms q eonSratuld-
ton were received from the 'chi.Ireu' set
I'd IN the East rs well as from other Tela-
tFes and friends.
A number Cf costly golden presents Of a
s-it4a.e chara yer were received by DIR. aud
1lT>. t. u. Edwards, who were touched by
The love AID esteem manifested on all sides
ur ta-.I many friends On this memorable
cas.tu.
The Easperian ParIor Party.
Hesp-Tian PaTlor NJ 1877. y. 5. G. w,
gave another social dance last Friday even
ing at Mission Opera Hall, which was TASTE
fully decorated with flags and valentines.
Ihe dance programmes were enclosed in
envelopes, together with handsome Valen-
the. 1t IS asserted by those who were there
that this was the finest party gwen IN the
Miss on this year Great credit Is due to
fle e3mmittee-MeSsrs II. A. Anderson,
George :. Theller, T. K. Truett, ". y.
Eelpu and W. y. Bradbury. The floor was
ably managed by Nj Henry G, Bach.
Party on Castro Street.
Avery pleasant surprise party was given
20 Mss Blanche Finger by her friends on
her thirteenth birthday at her residence, 606
Castro street, last Thursday evening.
A pleasant evening was passed IN singing
dancing and games. supper was then
served after which all went home, highly
pleased with their evenings pleasure.
Among the guests were: Miss Blanche
FirEeT. Miss Maud Finger, Miss Grace
lichae.s, Miss Sarah Burns, Miss Eta
Uouayau, Hiss Edna Bowers, Miss Aggie
paterson, Miss Ida Wyatt; Messr5. John
F.EaTty, Fred Walker, Leonard SimOns,
George Benson, Ii. Murphy, Ernest Owen
Ic6, Leon D0navan, W. Wagner and W.
>cLslDacl.
Party on Howard Street.
A leap year surprise party was given In
houor of Miss Lille Hemme at the resi-
deuce Of her parents, 1929 Howard street,
o. Wednesday evening last.
Tie plrl0rs were handsomely decorated
with flowers. evergreens, etc. The guests
were entertained by the following excellent
programme: Song, Coming Through the
Rive" by Miss Annie Broderick; recitation,
"heuey's Dream" Mr. Frank Hayes !:
LessIs. Charlie Hessler. Edwin Hessler and
john BGSh proved themselves excellent per-
formers on various musical instruments.
1ir. T. H. kIigO, recitation, Tine First
steps Of the Gambler ; Miss Nellie Cur
lis, song, THAT J. Love-; Miss Lulu Mont
rose, song, "Ihe Little Flower Girl"
After tie literary exercises an excellent
supper was served. Ali present lnen en-
j7ted themselves by singing, dancing,
games, etc. until q late hour. A great deal
OF credit is due TO Miss Nellie Curtis and
Miss Annie Frederick, under whose able
supervision the party was given.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Airs. Hemme, Miss Lille Hemme, Miss Mel
~ lie Curtis, Miss Annie Frederick, Miss Jul ia
Br5lcTiCk, bliss Josie McAlpiDe, Miss Clara
SaHders0u, Miss Emma Baker, Miss May
8ung, Miss Kate Welch, Miss Mamie Do
Ian, Miss Theresa DoIan, Miss Paula Rumat-
-cue, MISS treda Sachs. Miss AgnesS SiZZig,
Mss lille Kissing, Miss Julia O'Bren,
Miss Nary HIM, Miss laura L tschig, Miss
Amelia Utschig, Miss Hattie Eggert, Miss
annie Reil, Miss Lucy Bach Miss Jen-
bic Cook, Miss Susan Ryan, Miss Ma
ME HidebraHdt. Miss Lulu MOntrose
Mes5rs. Z. II. KilgO. Edward KilgO, j. Hor-
neT, y. MueT, SilaS Hollis. j. Him., Charles
Bassart. Gerhard IyersOn, g. Clark, Edward
Clark, l. Braunschweiger, Herman Braun
schweiger, T. Wagner, Richard Wagner, G.
Crazy, Carl Schwartz, Ad0lph Sharr L.
VI less, Charles Hester, John Boch, Franz
Hayes. B. Irwin, A. Cook, w. Cook. Edwin
HesseT, w. Werter.
The TwIlights' Party.
The TwIlights gave their second hop last
friday evening at Union-square Hall. The
affair proved very successful, over 125
couples being present.
The grand march was led by Miss Mabel
J. Williamson and Dir. Robert Z. DOan.
The affair was under the management Of
the following committees: Reception Com
miltee-Miss Ida Parks, Miss Edith Moss,
MessTs. Percy Douglass, Charles Wood and
John Colby; floor manager, Mr. Robert Z.
DolaD; assistants, Mr.. v A. Harker and