The morning call., 1893-03-13

Buekholz, the Misses Mabel and Frieda
Hessler. Miss NJ. Faass, Miss r. Bands, Mr..
j. Dubreuill and Mr.. II. V0ss.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cam entertained number of their daugh-
ters' friends in their country residence at
Laurel Greek, San Mateo County. The
party Travelled from the city on the $50
p NJ. train, arriving at their destina ton al
o'clock. Dancing and games passed away
the time until midnight, when all sat down
10 a delicious supper. After full justice
had been done the choice viands dancing
was resumed and kept up until near the
dawn OF day. The juvial party returned to
the city on The O'Clock morning train, and
before leaving were profuse in their thanks
to Mr.. and Mrs. McCaun for the delightful
time spent under their roof. Among those
present were:
Miss Kitty McCann. Miss Ella McCann,
Miss Annie McCann, Miss Jennie Stock
never, Miss Mllie Robertson, Miss Winnie
GIlkerson, Miss Lilly Hammersnn, Miss
Alta de Roch. Miss Lily de Roch. Miss Nell
lie Dee, Miss Aggie McCann, Miss DolIie
McCann, Miss Sophie Olsen. Miss Annie
Hammerson, Miss MAY q. Lindsey, Miss
Mabel e. Hammond, Miss May Smith;
Messrs Oswald Wallace, Captain A. Albin.
X. j. O'Connor, Clyde Irwin. Everett Sharp.
John Mccain, j. Hammerson, John
Learned, +. A. Biederman. a. ii. Smith. f.
Donohue. A. Glass, Thomas Wallace, Dan
Conroy, r. HOrnung, Professor de Oconer.
A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given to Miss X. Reardon on Monday
evening last on Eddy street. The evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing, singing
and playing games. Among the many bright
and gay misses present, four attired alike in
pink were the most prominent. At Md
light the youthful guests and merrymakers
departed for their homes.
On Monday afternoon, March 6, very
enj0yab lunch party was given at Mr.. and
Mrs LiHenthal's. 33S Sixth street, in honor
OF their daughters birthday. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lilienthal.
Miss Annie T. Lilienthal, Mr.. and Mrs. p,
\. Lange. Mrs. }. Boutes, Miss Bella BOutes,
Mrs. L. J.. Ewing. Miss J.. Ewing, Miss NJ.
NJ. Ewing, Miss a. Ewing. Mrs F.
Schwarting, Miss Ruby Schwarting, Mrs.
+. Suhr. Mrs. Wedekind. MIS- Meade, Miss
l.. NJ. Kinney, Mrs. J. Mellin. Mr. David
Metlin, Miss Sadie Youngloye and Miss
Mary Loosli.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mr.. G. b. rawford of Is Thir-
teenth street on Wednesday evening, March
s, IN celebration of the twentieth anniver-
sary of their wedding day. Eighty Of the
most intimate friends and relatives of the
much-esteemed couple met and escorted
them TO Harmony Hall. where a
very pleasant evening was spent in
dancing and conversation. At IL o'cluek
the wedding march was played and
the guests proceeded TO the supper tables,
which We're laden with choice refreshments.
Mrs. A. w. Larimer, Y. G., then presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, on behalf of the
officers members and friends OF Amity
Rebekah Lodge No. 16l l. Q. .. f., with a
very handsome china dinner and tea set.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford responded in very
feeling manner. They also received many
useful and ornamental pieces OF china from
friends. Dancing was then resumed until
n late hour, when all retired after spending
a most enjoyable evening.
y very pleasant and enjoyable party was
given by Miss Ida Brown st her residence,
1881 Pine street, on Saturday evening.
Music, singing and dancing were enjoyed,
and among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Adair. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Green, Mrs. Gilmore Of Oakland.
Mrs. Lawrence of Naches. Wis, Mrs A.
Laughrey; Misses Emma Boebke. May
Browne. Della" Browne. Edna Rupert,
Minnie Garhie, May Brown, Abbie Brown;
Messrs. a. MuchmOre, G. keifer, l. Wolf,
II. Nollmer w. Hoel,cher, V. HOelscher.
+. Douglass and g. Cotton.
A social event Of more than ordinary i'm
pOrtance took place on Sunday, March g. at
the residence of Mr.. George +. Reck. 1917
York street a party was arranged by
Mrs. Beck and other members Of the family
to commemorate the ffty-second birthday
of Mr.. R-ck.
Had the matter not been a complete sur
prise to him in whose honor the party had
been arranged there is no doubt that much
larger number Of his friends would have
received invitations.
The pGrlors were especially decorated for
the occasion with flowers and other oTn1-
ments, and tie artistic manner In which
they were arranged spoke well for those
who had undertaken the task.
Dinner was served in the spacious dining
hall ana the tables were laden with all the
6glTounipG 81 a. This of a
entertainment was entirely under tie su-
perYis!Un of Mrs. George F. Reck, than
Whom no better manager can be found, and
whose lineralily is well known among her
many friends.
Music, songs and games took up the
balance OF the day and evening. The
American ZIlher Club. Of which Mr.. Il.
kcck is a member, played s0ue beautiful
selections on both the either and violin.
Several duets performed by Messrs. r
Reck ard j. Conn are entitled to special
mention. Marguerite" and Martha" as
sung by Mr.. Is. Schneider, were also greatly
appreciated. Comic songs were rendered
by Miss Z. St. Clair, who proved herself a
comedy artistic of no mean order. Other
nun bers were rendered by members Of the
party, which were well received
all enjoyed themselves aud were lavish
in their praise If the generous treatment
received at the hands Of the host and host
eSs. 1t was late in lie evening when the
parry uls pei stus ANU " iHUtS 4OI many Ie-
curing birthdays 10 hT. George Z. Reck.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Reck, Mr. and Mrs G. d. H.
Reck. Mr. and Mrs. ). II. Rippe, Mr.. and
MIS-. +. NJ. kaucLer. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ii. Wei
Ger, Miss \. DieIZ, Miss 3. D.rtz, Miss NJ
GuTman, Miss \. Chyelier. Miss f. Menke'
Miss +. st. Clair, Miss G. Welcrr, Mrssrs'
j. COhn, l.. Cuhu, f. Hultberg, K. Reek, b
Schneider, Il. Hauser T. Malde and others
Coming Events.
There viii be notable musicale ta-mor-
row al the residence Of Mrs. Adam Grant,
1l12 Bush street The social and artistic
success OF the affair is assured in advance.
The many friends of Miss AIyina Heuer
have rendered her testimonial concert
pTi or to her departure for the East. Tie
benefit VIII take place March y at Odd
Fellows aall.
The second of the series of select monthly
parties to be given by the Columbians will
be held next Thursday evening at Scotch
Hail. The grand march will take place at
80 o'clock sharp
The Aprop0s will give their March enter
tainment this evening, which will INCLUDE
theatsr party at the IiYoli, 10 be follow ed
by banquet.
The Varsovienne Club will shortly issue
invitations Ter its twenty-second social, the
INST this year, which will take place on
Wednesday evening, March %, at Social
Hall, 102 O'FaTrell street.
Oriental RebVkah Lodge No. 90 will give
a basket social next Wednesday evening in
Prospect Hall, l. 0. 0. /. building.
\ flower party will ne given Mt Franks
Dancing Academy in Forwar's Turn Yer
ein Hall. 80 OFarrell street. this evening
Fancy dancing by little children will be
feature Of the evening.
The eighth annual convention OF the Ia
dies of the G. a. r., department of Califor-
MIA, will convene March 90, 1893, at o'clock
p. NJ. in Grand Army Hall. Los Angeles.
Headquarters will be at the Ramona House
The Pacific Dancing Club will give n hon