The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

| birthday.
The ladies in attendance were attired in
neat little lace caps and aprons. prettily
| decorated with ribbons. EGch gentleman
! drew necktie from a bag, and the lady
wearing the corresponding color was the
| gentleman'S partner f)r the evening
! During the first part Of the evening dane
ing and games were INDUCED in, after
! which came the candy-pull and supper, III
which all united in congratulating the
! hostess.
Those present were: Miss Gertrude
! Spellan, Mr.. Frank Grenelle Miss Rene
! Nettle, Mr.. Walter Scott. Miss Jessie Butt,
! Mr.. f. Lambert, Miss Nellie Chase, Mr.. w.
! Bush, Miss Lena Tillipele, Mr. +. Grenelle,
! Mr. WOllenbuTg, MI. A. Butler and Mr.
! George Fowzer
The Henning-Baker Wedding.
On Saturday evening the marriage OF
Miss Frances E. Baker and Mr.. Frederick
! w. Henning took place at 124 Eleventh
! street. Among those present were: Mr..
! and Mrs Otto Henning, Mrs. c. Baker Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Berg. Mrs c. Beer, Mr.. and
! Mrs. T. r. Kemblp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
! OLSON, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Cutler. Mrs j.
| Hendy, Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Singer, Mr. and
| Mrs. A. Patterson, Mrs. z. Bird, Mr.. II.
| Henning, Miss 5. Baker, Mr.. j. II. Hen
! ming. Mr.. Carl Baker, Mr. Charles Henning,
| Master Lionel Baker, Mr. George Henning,
| Master }. A. Henning. Miss NJ. Sheldon,
! Miss J. Sheldon, Mrs. Sheldon, Miss NJ. In
gram. Mr. w. K. SanbOrn, Miss K. Bruce,
| Mr. NJ. S. Osterhauldt, Miss E. Berg, Miss
| J.. Berg, Miss NJ. kemble, Miss A. Kemble,
Master Charles Cutler, Master James Cut
ler Master NJ Cutler, Miss j. Krieger.
Party on McAlIister Street.
A most enjoyable party was rendered
Miss Rita Leary on Tuesday evening at her
residence, GIL McAlllster street. The large
! parlors were handsomely decorated.
The evening was spent In games and
! dancing, and the following programme was
rendered Duet, "It Might Have Been"
| Miss Ida Leary and Mr.. VIII Hall; fancy
| dance, the Misses Leary and Gabelman {;
| piano selections, Miss Herman; recitation,
| Miss Annie Jensen; solo, "Pli Be True. "
| MI William Corbett; Scotch dances, Miss
| Jessie Leary, accompanied by Mr.. John
! Macintosh Parker on the bagpipes.
A sumptuous repast was then served, and
! dancing continued until past midnight.
Among those present we're: Mr. and Mrs.
| Leary Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings, Miss Rita
| Learv, Miss Annie Jensen, Miss Efie
| Jones. Miss Ida Leary, Miss Clarice Aus
! tin. Miss Annie Reed, Miss Ethel COlburn
! Miss Hannah Hucley, Miss Ma bel Burns,
| Miss Maggie Boyle Mss Gertie A. Ker-
nan. Miss Stella Refs. Miss Ktte Gillespie,
Miss Carrie Baker, Miss Holland; Messrs.
Frank D. Mullen NJ. F. Silk, William Cor
Ottl, W W q iFIN d. r. It III ltils III. ONdAOW,
c. Baker William Hall, &. Day, John Mel.
Parker. Charles Boyle. and Masters Frank
Herman, William Leary, PerclYal Jones,
McElroy, Ii. Smith.
4 Union Party.
The annual social Of the Plumbers and
Gas-ftters Union of San Francisco took
place last evening at B'nai Birth Hall. 1t
was very enjoyable affair, the success
being largely due to the members Of the fol-
lowing committees: Committee of Arrange
ments-G. +. Reynolds, w. j. Dunn, j. T.
Stevens, c. Young, NJ. b. O'Hara; Recep-
ton Committee. F. keTby, p. j. john
son. w. J. kilday, i, A. Meskel, j. Byrnes,
}. F, Layton, &C. Cameron; floor manager,
j. NJ. McCusker; Floor Committee. Y.
Prior w. c. OConnOr, J. w. Walsh, j. b.
Broad, f. H. Murphy, c. IL Cayanaugh.
The Hesperian Grove Party.
Last evening Hesperlan Grove. No. Is, U.
A. 0. D., gave its tWentY-third anniversary
ball at Union-square Hail The committees
were composed as follows: Committee Of
Arrangements. J. Mollison, P. A.; S.
Fowler, P A. J. II. Knarston. P. A. w.
/. Martin; {. Nelson. P. A; w. Molison,
z. A.; c. Lorenzen. Reception Committee
H. r. Morton, 2. y. g. a. II: Kroeger,
p. A; p Steinman, p. A. II. l.. Freese,
p. A. +. A. Raddaiz ?. A; S. Fowler, z.
A. {. A. Peterson. L. A; {. Fowler, Z.
A; L. j. Brauuan, p, A; John Naya, p
A. James 5. DJnnelly, 5. r. Floor man
ager, F. II. Classen, p. 4. Floor Commit
tee-R. Martin; William MoiisOn. P; J.
Il. KnarstOn, 2. A; c. Nelson, 2. a.
Battery Leap Year Party.
An enjoyable leap-year party was given
last evening by the lady friends Of Battery
c, Second Artillery Regiment, n. G. c.. at
Germanla Hall The rules were strictly
enforced. Following composed the COM
mittees: Committee Of Arrangements-Mr
w. Tobin, Mrs. Steie, Miss Ahlborn, Miss
Schrer; Reception Committee - Mrs. X.
Richter, Mrs. c. Paul, Miss a. Noting,
Mrs +. Moore, Mrs. Gloss. Miss L. Schroe-
der, Miss l.. Meyer, Mrs T. kuttiger; floor
manager, Miss J. Meyer; Floor Committee
Mrs. 4. Huber, Mrs. II. Huber, Mss e.
Schwartz. Miss II. Schwartz, Miss +. Siebe,
Miss &. S.ebe, Miss NJ. Hauser, Mrs. w.
WOOdwall Miss A. Won Stlden, Miss j.
Denis, Miss L. Hayessen, Miss J. Burke.
Society Personals.
Rev. DR.. L. b. Webb. the well-known
Boston divine, arrived on Friday from the
Eastern States, via Southern California,
and will preach here to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson have
gone down to Redlsnds, where they will
reside.
Colonel D. E. Hungerford and Mrs.
Mackay, who have been passing several
days in Paris, are now in Rome.
Mrs. E. T. Qualtrough, well-known
society leader of Washington, D. c.. the
wife of Lieutenant Quaitrough, u. S. n, is
at the Palace Hotel
Ex-Governor George &. Perkins visited
Sacramento yesterday.
Mrs Grace Porter Campobello Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Porter, ON
California street. and will not probably re-
Join her husband, in Memphis, Tenn, until
some time In the spring.
Mr.. John A. Martin, formerly Of this city
and now r resident Of Stockton, is spending
q few days in this city.
Mrs Walter NJ. Field of San Jose IS visit
ing friends in this city.
Captain A. M. Shelley Of Vallejo is In
town.
ment, United States Infantry, commanding
the post on Angel Island, was In this city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hotalng are at Santa
Cruz.
Mrs Emil Hoffman has returned home
from an enjoyable visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Mullen, at Los Angeles.
Mr., William NJ. Sherwood, the pianist,
lett for Chicago on Thursday. He was ac-
cOmpaned seven miles en- route by Mr.
Marcus NJ. Henry and Professor Edward
Heimburger, his teacher in childhood's
days. Mr.. Sherwood may visit the Coast
again in autumn with his wife
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Ramsay of BiIou, on
the shores of Lake Tahoe, are spending the
winter in Alameda. Mrs. Ramsay is now
the guest Of Mrs. A. V. Lancaster, while
Mr.: Ramsay is off on yachting cruise.
Mrs j. n. Knowles, Miss NJ. E. Knowles.
Edwin GoOdall and Mrs. E. f. GOodali
reached Washington on the last day of the
last year. and on January 9th went on 10
New York.
Miss Jennie Gourley, niece of Mrs
Robert Johnston, has returned to her home
in Santa Barbara, after pleasant visit of
few weeks with Mrs. George w. Scott of
Menlo.
The many friends of Colonel William C.
Little, the well-knOwn lumber-dealer OF
oakland. WIN has hpan lvinn q nnnnrnnal,r