The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-06


Saturday evening by giving an informal dance
at their home on Sixteenth street. Dancing
was, OF course. the feature OF the affair aud 1t
was participated III until late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Robinson gave de-.
lehtful dinner party last Thursday evening at
their residence on Hyde street and Hospitality
entertained several of their frlends.
William 5. McMurtry gave a sumptu0us
breakfast at the University Cup last Tuesday
as farewell compliment to Baron D. II. Won
Schroeder.
Edith Mclean entertained a few friends at
dinner recently at their home on racine ave-
nue.. Their guests were: MISS Ella hoDart,
Miss Alice McCutchen. MISS Taylor, Miss
Moore L. S. Adams, w. ii. Taylor Dr., Angus
tus Taylor and A. Mac0ndfay.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blandlng gave dinner
party on Friday evening OF iaso week at tnelf
residence, 1900 Franklin street, III nonof OF
Mrs. Frederick W. Sharon.
Cards have been received here announcing
the marriage. on September IL, at Foiieno'
cine, Wis., and Count PaolaDo Frenfanell Cibo
of Italy. Miss McClurg visited here several
years ago and was extensively entert aimed.
Mrs. Clinton Palmer gave deiightfui mu-
sicale last week at her residence corner Of
Octavia and Geary streets: Among her guests
were: Mr. aud Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. Larkln. Mr..
Luela Cool. Miss Lou Classen. Miss NJ. Gill;
son, Miss Hayward, Miss Altesano, Mr.. Kelley,
Edward Palmer, Leo Bruck and Mr.. AltvsinO.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. Goldsteln OF Headsburg
last Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mi and Mrs S. j. Mitchell, 1924 Post street.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Scheunert celebrated
double event last Tuesday evening al their
| residence 1917 X street, sacramento. The
affairs were their own crystal wedding and the
uuiting in marriage of Hugo Scheunert OF San
Francisco and Miss kale hn nfs,n oi sacra
wedding Emil Scheunert brother OF the
groom, acted as best man aud MISS Louisa
Kirsch as bridesmaid Inc hostsss was pre-,
"a bar Inn nd n dlHm0nd
eardrOps About forty guests were present.
A large number of pupils and friends were
present at Professor and MIS- Loves dancing
academy last Friday evening wnen most en-
iovable party took place. Dancing was partlc-
ipated in until IL 80 o'clock, when homes were
sought and the parting thoughts were OF the
chrysanhenum party OF ne4t c r,raay ng IGN .,o
cessfully produced at Saratoga Hall last
Wednesday evening under ne auspices OF Court
Palo Alto No. 1857, Ancient order OIL forester $
of America The characters were all well
taken the cast including Abe Levin, Mrs. Leo
Kaufman II. X. Asher. Miss Minnye Bley,
Henry Kuttner, Miss Beckle Blum Bert Kahn,
Miss Camille Bley. William hlinger, MISS Nettle
odek.
Professor Fred Bell gave an enjoyable party
last "Wednesday evening AT Unlon-square Hall,
which was largely atten ln1 Esc IN guest
ayes were auctioned during the evening. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until midnight under me
able direction of Walter IT, OBrlen, VINO acted
ds moor IldHdBots
A Pleasant surprise party was given TO Miss
Della TapZer on last Monday evening at her
parents residence. 313 Eddy street, In honor
OF the anniversary of her sixteenth birthday:
The evening was spent 10 games and
dancing.
Little Stanley Groom was given lovely
birthday marry on last Wednesday by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Groom. at their
home, 1903 San Carlos avenue. variety OF
ENJOYABLE games and tempting banquet COM
biied 10 make the little ones supremely
happy.
Tie Minerva Speciality Company gave Its first
entertainment last Wednesday evening at
Golden Gate Hall and attracted many friends
of the members. A number OF dances ended
the pleasant affair.
The Kings Daughters of the California street
Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated Hal
loWeen Dy giving an entertainment In the
church parlors. Music, games ana other diver
sions made the affair most enjoyable one.
The Newman Leylnson Social Cinp mas
elected the following officers: President. Louis
Block; vice. pr sident, L. Loyhelmer; secre-
lary George ST. }. BremDer; treasurer, John
Malon. The club is preparing to give min
slIel entertainment and dance soon.
The Lyceum Social Club has elected the fol-
loving officers: President, Edward Morris;
vice president, Ralph Raphael; secretary.
Samuel Thelner: treasurer, Gus Scnoenteld.
The SchuetZen Ladies' Club gave calico
party last Wednesday evening at California
Hall. The affair was well managed ana pro-
ductivr of much enjoyment
The Reunion Social and Political Club was
organized at / 80 Second street Tuesday, Octo-
Der 81. The following officers were elected:
President, James +. McCaffrey; vice-presldent,
James Murphy; financial secretary, Robert
treasurer, Edward Eagan; sergeant arms,
JOhu Hall; executive commttee-John Nc
Caffrey, Henry kilioD, Frank ScnuliZe, Harry
White ana John .Enright. Over 100 members