The morning call., 1893-08-28
MaaS-KIee.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS!

MISS ~ dDSl l-uS0 gave al lllbiIldi UiuSlCdlt
last Friday evening at her residence, TIA
Clay street. as a means of having few friends
meet Miss Belts OF Los Angeles. who Is visiting
her,
The charming young hostess contributed sew
eral vocal numbers with both piano and guitar
accompaniment. Miss Belts played a number
of classical sci ctlonS brilliantly on the piano
While George Il. Mcbride aud Mr. Coffin sang
song after song most aecepta bly,. Il. Fletcher
Tilton played tie aecompaniments and some
solos in his usual finished manner. Delicious
punch, Sherbrt and other refIesnments were
served at l O'Clock, and it was after midnight
when departures were made.
The Ziska Reception.
Nine. B. Ziska ana Miss Alice Ziska gave
their first reception of this season last Tues ay
evening at their residence, 1606 Van Mass
avenue. Quite number of their friends were
present. and they were delightfully."- entertained.
Miss Zska gave several songs IN her usual
CHARMING manner. Mr.. HOialing also sang, iss
Ellis gave number of TecilatiOns, and Lesley
Martin played some piano solos in EXCELLENT
style Light refreshments were served during
The evening as desired. The pleasant affair
came 10 an end after midnight.
The Camp Party.
A very pleasant affair was The party rendered
10 Miss Bessie Camp, on Friday evening, by a
few of her many friends at her home. 126 Lib
erty street. II was brilliant affair in every re-
spect, and the fair young hostess entertained
her friends cnarmDgly. Small lanterns and 4
profuse display of flowers were combined In
decorating the re sidence. and its app arance
was most attractive musical and literary
programme of an inter esting character Occu-
pied the early part OF the evening, and il was
followed by a bOunteous supper and dancing
Among those present were: Nit. and Mrs.
T. T.. Camp, Miss Bessie Camp, Miss Nellie
Goodrich, Miss Hattie Goodrich. Miss Grace
Goodrich, Miss Ella ana Miss Edith Beckman
of Oakland, Miss Lille Hemme, Miss Florence
Pfeiffer OF Alameda, Miss Louise Phillips,
George Armbuster, Charles Armbuster. Samuel
harris, SilRs ". Camp. Walter West, 1. II.
Kilgo ID. Nj. Ross, William Clark. Harry del
SauX and Edward Kigo OF Colfax, Placer
County.
The Murden Party.
Daniel E. Murden was recently appointed a
corporal in the field music of the First Regi-
ment of Infantry, second Brigade, n. &. c. In
order 10 celebrate this lie Invited the members
OF his corps 10 his residence. 6 Waller street. on
Saturday evening, August 9. Music and
dancing was enjoyed until IL o'clock, when a
sumptuous supper was served Colonel SuIi-
van and Major Jansen made fellcltous speeches
and the host made neat response to toast.
The affair ended with cneeTs for the host the
National Guard and its officers
The Weiss Birthday Party.
Avery pleasant birthday party was rendered
to Miss Elizabeth Weiss by her brother, Frank
L. Weiss, at her residence, 11o4 Tennessee
street, on Saturday evening, the 18th inst.
Dancing and singing were INDUCED in until IL
o'clock, when the guests repaired 10 The supper
room. where bounlful reDast was served
after which music, dancing. singing and games
were kept up until late hour.
Those present were The Misses Mamie and
Lille Prince, Miss Sadie Battle. Miss n ellie
Sullivan. the Misses Lizzie and Joe Coakley
Miss Mary Culinan, Miss Dagnar WalIas Miss
Oro Witten, Miss Pleasance Peck, Miss Mag
gle Btoder, Miss Ada Prudential Mrs. Alice
Edwards, the Misses Clark Miss Clara Nessen
Miss Auna WOlandt, Miss ki tie O'CanuOr
ice SOunia Stark. ,tOhn ParHrgnn
Simons. Henry Lehman. Andrew Coakley,
stephen CroniD. p 0D0nnell, George E d.
wards, David Edwards, Edward Barry, Fred
Claussen, Henry Raucke, John Peck, Charles