The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-30

dresses and the delieht of the children and
their parents, was a very pleasant one
One figure, called the Ballet of the An
gels" was eharmiDgly done by some 40 OF
the so-called mothers" and % of the little
angels" all going through the Intricate
dance with wonderful precision.
This concluded one OF the prettieSt festi-
walls Of the season.
The Oakley Seanlin Wedding
The wedding of Mr. u. j. Coakley and
Miss Sallie L. Scanlin attracted one OF the
largest gatherings ever held at st. Roses
Church on Thursday evening last. The cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. Father
Nugent. The bride was attiTed in a hand
seine costume of cream surah trimmed with
silk crepe with court train. Miss Monte
Dempsey acted rs bridesmaid, attired in
cream nuns Yelling court train and v
shaped bodice. Mr.. Joseph ). Brown acted
as best man. After the ceremony the con-
tracing parties were escorted to their new
hume, 146 Thirteenth street, where they
will receive their friends on Thursday
evenings. The happy couple were the re-
cipientS of many handsome and costly pres
enls.
Home Parties.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seibel,
21C4 Post street, was the scene Of festivity
on Wednesday evening. the occasion being
surprise party to their daughter, Miss
Mollie, By her classmates of the Hamilton
square Grammar School The young lady
was one of the recent graduates, and had
won distinguished honor because Of keep
ing at the head OF the class for the whole
school year, wearing the gold medal for that
period against all competitors. Mirth and
frolic distinguished the evening
A very pleasant farewell surprise in the
1. .-r.AA II
Ash er Woodwork at his residence on Turk
street last Wednesday evening prior to his
departure East A very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered during the evening.
one of the principal features being the
Minuet de la COur.
A most enjoyable ''rose coffee" was given
Friday afternoon, May 20, by Mrs. l.. j. ii.
burlington al the residence If her parents.
2716 Howard street, in honor of Mrs. Her
man Andersen, who viii depart fol- Ger
many shortly, where she will make her
future home. The table was profusely
decorated with La France and La Marque
roses.
brilliant birthday party was given to
Master Wallace Edgar Stuhr by his parents
at their home on Tuesday evening, May a.
in celebration Of his seventh anniversary.
Many invitations were issued to his
friends and classmates and the party was
wel attended. Tie paTlOIS were beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and ferns.
i farewell party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Weaver Of $50 San Jose avenue by
their friends prior 10 their departure for
Mill Valley. where they will spend the
Summer accompanied by Miss Katherine
Dewey of San jose avenue and Miss Kaut-
mann. The evening was spent III mu,ic,
song and reciationS, after which a delight
ful supper was served.
An old-fashi9ned surprise party was
q Falta Aata a
at their residence, 407 Fell street, on Satur-
day evening, May Z. A very enjoyable
evening was spent in games. dances and
other amusements.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
by the pupils of the eighth grade OF the
North Cosmopolitan school III their school
room. Miss Clark was conducted to tine
seat Of honor at the head of the ia bic by her
Bridge and Denman medal pupils, as fol-
lows: Miss Rose Zeile Miss Marguerite
Reimers, Miss Adele de Luca, Miss Marie
Wagner, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Ktttie
DAM; Messrs. John Hatch, George Neu-
Wald. Fritz Zacher. James Seaman.
Mrs. A. }. Dheihg gave a farewell rceep-
ton at her residence in honor Of Mrs. DR..
NOTcrOss, who left the following evening
for her home in Butte City, Mont. Mr..
Louis Romero favored the guests with VIC
lin solos, Mrs. DIR. Norcross with some
choice singing, accompanying herself on the
banjo, and Mrs S. j. Dheilig with singing,
piano solos and banjo solos The evening
was most enj9yably spent by all present.
Miss Emily Lindsay gave a very enjoy
able lunch to the "RincOn Cadets" com
posed of graduates of the Rineon Grammar
School
Last Saturday Miss Koenig celebrated
her sixteenth birthday at her parents resi-
dence, corner Of Union and Lyon streets.
The occasion was much enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Lollie Vagts and her brother. Mr..
Charles +. Vagts, entertained a number of
their Old friends at their lovely home on
Eighteenth street last Friday evening. The
occasion was Miss VagtS' farewell to her
friends previous TO Der departure on a
southern "Trip, after which she will spend
the summer at Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steiner Of South San
Francisco gave very enjoyable birthday
and christening party on Sunday last
Those chrstened were their Youngest SOD,
Charles, and their three little grandchildren,
the Misses Alma. Laura and Olga Peterson,
daughters OF Mr.. j. Peterson. who is we'll
known in shipping circles. The birthdays
celebrated were those of Miss Eta, their
youngest daughter. and Of their eldest
gTandchid.
New Picnics.
private picnic will be given by the Del
Monies at Orinda Park on Sunday next.
Borromean Council No. 129, Y. NJ. l., will
give private picnic at Fairfax Park. Marin
County, to-day, leaving on the Sausaiilo
boat at Q O'Clock
Golden Gate Parlor No. %, Y. S. G. W,
will picnic at FL Campo July 1.
The sixth annual picnic and family re-
union OF dolly Cross Parish will take place
at Schuetzen Park, San Rafael, on Thurs
day. June g. The pastor. Rev. J. +. Me-
Glnty, who Is deserveGiy very popular
throughout the diocese, and the committee
in charge of the affair are working energet-
ieally to make this the picnic Of the season.
Numertu us rs we'll as valuable prizes will be
contested for. Music by the celebrated
Park band.
Hall Parties.
Among the pleasant hall parties Of the
week was that given by the Young Ireland
Parliamentary Club at Union-square Hall.
An elaborate supper was a feature. The
officers of the club are: President, L. r.
BsnDeTman; viee-president, DIR. Nj. c.
O'TOole; recording secretary, d. j. Cos
tello; financial secretary, j. L. Mccarthy
treasurer, Colonel John 0ByTne.
On Tuesday night a reception was ten
dered TO Colonel Richard Innes of St. Louis,
who was visiting here with the n, 4. a.
party, by the Knights of st. Patrick in
and many t0asts honored. Mr.. John Null
bern is the new president of the board,
which was also installed on this enjoyable
occasion.
The Normals of '92 gave delightful party
on Wednesday evening at UniOn-suuaIe
Hall. The toilets were particularly elegant
and the guests expressed themselves as
charmed with their reception and entertain
ment. Among those on the floor committee
were: Miss Margaret Doherty, Miss Rose
Nelson, Miss Tillie Levy, Miss Stella Bur
nell-all charming young ladies.
Parties to Take Place.
A grand complimentary entertainment
and bali will be given by the Father Matthew
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
No. / at Federation Hall formerly Irish
Americana on Tuesday evening. June IA
Tie Mayilower Social Club will give their
first social at Mangei's new hall, ON Folsom
street, near Twenty-fourth, on Saturday
evening, June %.