The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Asmann gave an infinite
amount Of pleasure to a number OF their friends
on Wednesday afternoon ana evening, when
they celebrated the twenIy-ffth anniversary OF
their wedding at their residence, 90 WASH
ington street. a feature of the afternoon re-
ception that will always mark a peasurable
moment III The life of tile happy couple was The
presentation by the ladies of the San Francisco
SchuetZen Damen Verein of an elegant set Of
solid silver service. Other gifts OF value were
also received, the array being beautiful in its
entirety. In the evening the symboliea cere-
mony OF remarTage was performed by Rev. r.
SprOete, and then the united couple OF quarter
century were almost overwhelmed win con-
ordinations. An elaborate supper was served
al 10 O'Clock, after which dancing and games
were enjoyed until the rising sun peeped in
through the windows. 1t was a delightful
affair. and repetition of it Is looked forward
10 twenty-five years hence, when it Is 10 be
hoped Mr.. and Mrs. Asmann will celebrate
their golden wedding under the same pleasant
auspices.
Among The guests were: MR. and Mrs w.
Asmann. Mr.. aud Mrs. George Lundin, Mr.
and Mrs; b. Beverson, Mr.. and MIS-. w. Meyer,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. r.
Sproeie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodge, Mr.. and
Mrs H. hlele. Mr.. and Mrs. j. MencSe. MIR.
ana Mrs. b. Grave, Mr.. and Mrs j. Tiedeman.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Eckleman, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Iapken. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mas, MIR. and Mrs.
W. Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wreden, MIR. and
Mrs. q. Small, Mr.. and Mrs L. AiCeltinger Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. BOehm MIR. and Mrs. a Roto, Mr.
and Mrs ". Oestiup. Mrs. X. NJ. Flynn, Mrs F.
Harms, Mrs, Stevens. Mrs. j. Mas, Mrs. j.
CaSselman, Mrs. HinZ. Mrs. Sehisselman, Mrs
Crawford. Mrs. NJ. Bail. Mrs. j. Goly, Mrs. C.
Slussar, Mrs. A. Schlling, Mrs. DoWs Miss Hat
Tie Asmann, Miss Maggie Crawford. Miss Liz
Flynn, Miss Hattie BOehm, Miss Alma As
mann, Miss Ella Asmann. Miss Mamie Grave,
MISS Pauline Schilling. Miss Addle Tiedeman.
johnson. Sidney Moore, William Goiiy,
Adolph Asmann, Max Kuhn, Edward Calvin
Joseph Grave, john Mencke, Fred Bauer
Henry Lemme, Carl Bauman, George Ryan
aud William Asmann.
The Clarke Surprise Party.
Miss Francis Clarke was rendered a sur.
prise party a week ago last Saturday at
her residence on the corner of Montpom-
cry and Greenwich streets. Several Of her
friends were the self-invited guests who COM
prised the merry party of surprsers aud they
were royalty entertained by the charming
young hostess. Flowers In profusion adorned
the rooms very prettily, while numerous ian
terms gave additional ligh;ness TO The scene.
Music aud dancing were the twin elements
that made the affair pleasurable, Willie bounte-
Gus supper was another feature that added to
the pleasure OF the guests.
Among those present we're: Mrs. B. Clarke,
Mrs. j. X. Mcmillan, Mrs j. McAvoy. Mrs.
Captain Scott, Miss frances Clarke. Miss Sadie
gle Wallendorf, Miss Cementlna SchOhay. Miss
Emily Clarke, Miss Bertha Fishoeck Miss Ida
Okerlund, Miss Ktte Cosgrove Miss Annie
Ross, Miss Mary Cambell. Miss Jessie Young
Miss Kate Douohue. Miss Jessie Mayer. Miss An
ME Brady, Frank Schobay, George OKerlund,
Robert Bauman, John Murray, jules Nolk
Charles Warren, William Schohay, Charles
Traskey. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Dorian, Captain
Charles Yaneberg. George Kellenbeger, George
Clarke, Captain and Mrs. Miller, Frank Young.
William Shearer, Joseph Clarke, Henry WOh,
William Savage John Connolly, +. Mayer.
Rothberg Birthday Party.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rothberg,
All Minna street, was the scene Of much re-
joicing and merriment a week ago yesterday,
when their children, Miss Annie j. Rothberg
and Master James Fl. Rothberg celebrated the
dual anniversary Of their birth. A number of
friends had been invited to participate In the
festivities and the result was most agreeable.
Flowers in bouquets and baskets adorned the
parlors most taslefuly, and the air was delight
fully perfumed by their fragrance. Handsome
souvenirs were presented TO The young hosT and
hostess by loving friends, and II the congratu-
latlOns and good wishes for a bright future
that were extended TO them ever find fulfill
ment their pathway through life will be streWn
with flowers without thorn. The young peo-
pie enjoyed music, Rotations and a bOunIeous
feast, and passed the hours of The celebration
in a charming manner.
Among those present were: Miss Annie J,
Rotnberg. Miss Jennie Roberts, Miss Nellie
ONeil. Miss Nellie WinchelI, Miss May RYAN.
Miss Eura Jacobs, Miss Frances Frledlander
Miss Rose Miller, Miss Nina HenrioulIe the
Misses Lydia nd Ruby Demore. Miss Annie
Moore; James II. Rothberg, William Roberts,
Robert Roberts, Leon Jacobs, Earl Dash