The morning call., 1893-09-25
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The Lord Barn Party.

In most hospitabie manner and every feature
OF the affair was pieasurable.
The Lord Barn Party.
most enjoyable barn party was given Sat
urday, the 18th inst., by Miss Maud Lord and
Walter Lord at their residence, 421 Tenth
street.
Those invited assembled at the house, but
soon retired 10 a vacant barn in the rear which
had been pTettily decorated for the occasion.
The decorations, which were furnished by H.
A HerTlnger, were in charge OF Z. h. Her
ringer. G Salmon aud J. Bender, and were
tastlly arranged. Dancing was enjoyed 10
good music until midnight, and the guests then
adjourned to tn floor below for supper. After
this was over dancing was resumed till almost
daylight, when the guests departed after bay-
ing spent most delightful evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. CALVIN, Mr.. and Mrs. .. Bailey. MIR. and
Mrs A. BeshOrmann, Mrs. Il. j. Fentou, Mrs.
John Smith Mrs. M. A. Lord, Miss Ollie
Hen. Miss Lucy Oetzmann, Miss NJ. Dechent,
Miss G. Oellrlch, Misses Wissing, Miss Aurilla
Miss j. L. Rothermel, Miss c. Kransgrill, Miss
Maggie Foye, Miss Lottie Swarts, Miss Lottie
Besnormann. Miss Maud E. Lord. Hermann
Wissing, e.. Seagrave, Charles Wagner. E.
SchwaD w. o. Weissick Jr., +. P. BoZes, ID. A.
Curtin, Louis Wissing, Robert Clark. B. d.
Davenport, W. U. Ashmore, Otto Bernhard,
Harry Bergman, Paul Langenbach, r. Hor-
nung, ii. A Herringer, L. c. Dunno, +. c.
Rohermel. j. Barber. Z. b, Berringer, Joseph
Bender, George Salmon, ii. T. Rothermel, Ii.
OOuSnCltS auQ w dllCl H. Lulu
A Birthday Surprise Party.
On Tuesday evening about 100 ladies and
gentlemen rendered a birthday surprise party
to Henry Maret, the wellknown actor, writer
and amusement caterer, in the rooms of the San
Francisco Turn Verein on Turk street. Mr..
Maret Is very popular among the members of
the various German societies, and the party
was tribute paid MIN as an acknowledgment
OF The many services he had rendered them in
The past.
II was a complete surprise TO the guest OF the
evening, who. by strategy, was entIced to visit
the Turn Nereln'S rooms, where he found a host
OF friends and splendldlY decorated banquet
table awaiting him. Max Conheim. the veteran
OF the German journalists in this city. delivered
an address OF welcome and Mr.. Maret feelInely
responded, after which there was feasting,
toastlng and merry-making up TO a late hour,
the PRINCIPAL speakers being Robert Scheel.
August Wendt, Bruno Hoffman, and NJ. Hrseh.
delegation from The Verein Hermann
Soehne presented Mr.. Maret with magnifi.
cent portfolio suitably engraved. Sever al sing
ing societies rendered vocal music and alto
gether the affair was most enjoyable one.
Pease Crystal Wedding.
On Monday evening last a very pleasant
gathering took place at 1212A Scott street to
celebrate The fifteenth anniversary of the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Pease. The dwell
ing was fairly packed with friends, chlrfiy from
the Hamilton square Baptist Church, the Ply
mouth Congregational Churc and the Christian
l.
nings, conducted the proceedings in a feictOus
way. and all who took part in them acquitted
themselves well. Rev. Robert Lennie, an old
1rlend OF the family, VINO knew them IN the
East, being present, was first called upon for a
speech. On his own behalf and on behalf of all
present he congratulated their hosts on The con-
tlnuance and enjoyment Of each others society
for so long period. He Te1Olceq, too, in their
offspring OF two promising young boys, anu
trusted they would all be spared together for
many years to come.
Then came folicItOuS rectta ion from HlOSIah
Aliens Wife," by Miss Nellie BiXley, which
was followed by short eOngratuIatory speeches
from most OF the gentlemen present aud from
several OF the ladies. AT The request of the par
ties concerned and much TO the pleasure of the
entire company, Rev. Il, Lennle then reObli-
gated Mi. and Mrs. Pease by the use of the
legal portion Of The marriage ceremony. aud
concluded by prayer for the divine blessing
upon the household and upon all present. The
company joined IN singing: BEST Be the Tie
That BINDS Our Hearts IN Christian Love, ,"
and then all retired 10 The dining room, where
the table was freighted with the choicest
ViandS
most pleasant social time was aiterward
spent together, and the company left at a late
hour delighted with the evenings entertain
ment ana expressing the ardent hope that thei
hosts might be spared TO live in harmony for
many years to come. Mrs. Pc Sc is 10 be COM
mended for eonceiviDg the idea of completely
surprising her husband and congratulated on
her success. Monday evening VIII be look ed
back To as bright spot in tn journey OF this
| happy family, aud as they look upon the many
Z
know that they live in The affection OF those
who made them, although not alone i'll theil
esteem.
The Trittenbach Party.
A birthday party was given to Miss Maud
Tritlenbach at her residence, 5O4 Seventeen u
street, last Thursday evening. 1he affAIr was
one long TO be remembered by those present
and Miss Maud was the recipient OF nGmer
Gus handsome presents After the usua
routine of games bountiful reDast was en-
1Oyed, followed by songs and Tecitations, after
which Il fash light photograph of the Assem-.
blage was taken by William Ede.
Among those present were: The Misse:
Clara Ede, Lillian Luoben, Birdie Moore Alice
McCfeady, Alma Lubben, Ollie Swabel Edith
Potter. Ada Herman, Maud Trittenbacn; /;
Masters Arthur Moore, Willie HagedOrn,
bach, Ralph McCready Ernest Hagedorn, Mrs.
john Lubben, Mrs. August Hagedorn Mrs
| William Sulsberg, Mrs. Charles a. Potter and
Mrs. /. Trittenbach.
The Quina Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given e
Miss Anita Quna on Monday evening, at hei
residence in Alameda. by several of her friends
Dancing was enjoyed for several hours, and 4
was varied by vocal selections by the bostes.
and Miss Tessie Collins and clever recitation
by Miss Aggie Burae. A sumptuous supper
was served at midnight.
Among those present were: Miss Kittie Cur
ley, Miss Nellie Boyle, Miss Minnie Evans
Miss Aggie Burke, Miss Tessie Collins, Mis-,
Gussle La Hausen, Miss Hattie MeCurdy. Miss
Maggie Egan, Miss Lille Pierce, Miss Maggie
McCurdy, Miss Rosa Burke, Miss Nettie Mea d
Miss Anita Quna: Messrs. Chute Dumb ar
Harry Lawton. Howard Tobin, Bert Tylor, W al
ter Winkle, Thomas Burke. Charlie Decker
Frank Linguen, Charlie Case, Clarence GRAY
Al HaileT, George Munroe, Henry Clay, j Obi
Coakley.
The Lund Party.
Avery ENJOYABLE party was given by Mis-!
Camilla Lund last Thurs day evening at hel
home, 1909 Oak street. Music and dancing
were pleasant features OF the affair, and :
sumptuOus supper was served. The yOunl
hostess entertained her friends in charming
manner.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Lund, DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Johansen Miss
Camilla Lund Miss Anna Marshall, Miss
Ollvia LeavenwOrth, Miss Agnes Simpson Miss
Fidelia katZ. Miss Edwards, Miss Lizzie