The morning call., 1893-02-20


John Power and Miss Irene Whitford,
caused much fun and jubiiation, and a
number OF very pretty valentines were dis
tributed. Miss Whitford is handsome
brunette and very popular She wore a
pretty costume of red India silk trimmed
with black lace. Dancing was kept up
until midnight, when the guests departed
looking forward with much pleasure to the
next party OF this popular club, which will
De IN the form OF private masquerade, and
will be given on Friday evening. March II.
Letter Carriers Banquet.
A farewell banquet was given last Thurs
day evening to Louis Nunan by station c
and proved to be one of the most enjoyable
affairs Of its kind ever given in San Fran
cisco. Mr. ID. G. Smith. superintendent OF
the station. was master of ceremonies and
made an excellent speech eulogizing MIR.
Nnnan and highly commencing him on his
faithful services during the past five years.
The following were present: ID. c. Smith,
Mrs. Nunan, c. w. Seely. Miss K. Nunan,
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Hack
EFT, Mr.. and Mrs Finley. Mrs. w. S. Sim
monds; Misses Trieber, Bell, Paddon. Nc
Dermott and Slmonds; Messrs. Nunan.
Bell. uncommon, Beal. Mahony, Trieber.
Farrell. Close, Bosse. Takats, Landresse,
Smith, Cushman, Mathews and CrOZzens.
Society in San Jose.
Last Tuesday evening Professor Urmy
gave fashionable dancing party at tie
Hotel Vendome. The mushroom was art
istically decorated with palms. smilax and
flowers. and shortly after o'clock the
german" was inaugurated with Miss Jar
Doe of San Francisco and Mr.. William A.
Bowden leading. The other participants
were: Miss Mabel Urmy, Mr.. +. NJ Mach
fert Miss Emma Rieh. Mr.. l.. n. Archer.
Miss A HE Hoobes, Mr.. George Riehl. Miss
BERTHE Miles. Mr. Gilbert Smith. Miss Eliza
beth Miller. Mr.. ID. NJ. Foltz, Miss Lulu
Miles, DIR. Miller, Miss Theresa Riehl. DR..
Slefert, Miss Agnes Lewis, DR.. McDougal,
Miss l.. Compton, Mr.. Ii. Wilcox, Miss X.
Dunno. Mr.. Charles Fay. Miss Breyfoge, Mr..
p. Hersey, Miss Eaton, Mr.. K. Hersey. Miss
Bali0u, Mr.. G. Wakefield, Miss Spencer.
Mr.. l.. Arguello, Miss Maud Lewis, Mr.. S.
Black, Miss b. Mabury, Mr.. Dusing, Miss
Cora, May. MIR. Maurice Bruce. Miss
G: Nc Lelap. Mr.. Paul Mabury, Miss
Matte Baker. Mr.. Corwln. Miss Lille
Blackford. DR.. Hall, Miss Bowman.
Mr.. R. Syer, Miss Media Mcmillan. Mr..
Murray Moore, Miss K. Marckres, EDWARD
Fisher, Miss Bessie Moore. Mr.. w. Gupard,
Miss Howels, Mr.. G. Morris. Miss c. Eb-
belts, Mr.. OFallon Smith. Miss Pearl Hall,
DR.. X. L. Pierce, Miss f. May. Mr.. G.
Walker, Miss V. Burrell, Mr.. G. Adams.
Miss Ida Wehner, Mr.. Leo Archer. Miss
and Professor Urmy. Mrs. DR.. Pierce
acted as chaperon and the favors were ap-
prOpriate mementoes of st. Valentines day.
Atmldnight a delicious supper was served,
over which the host presided with dignity.
A Juvenile Party.
On Saturday, February IL, an afternoon
tea party was given by Miss Fanny Barbara
Puss Mcclure to her little schooluates and
friends. ON the anniversary of her twelfth
birthday. at the residence Of her parents.
1889 Guerrero street. After the repast,
which was presided over by the pretty
young hostess, games, music and dancing
took up the remainder of the afternoon.
One of the features OF the day was the
presentation of very handsome Chinese
silver junk, which her papa had brought
home for her birthday present from China.
and was placed in the center Of the table
surrounded by twelve lighted candles to
designate the twelfth birthday of the young
lady.
The following young ladies' and gentle
men were present: The Misses Oracle Hor-
Walker, Edna Rudolf, Lille Kaufman,
Daisy Morris, ROsilani Gerot Maria de
Eyiack, Mia FuTguson, Alice StagmaB,
Annie Nicholson. Neitie Burden, Minnie
flanagan, Clara Norris. Florence Cameron.
Lille johnson, Florence Norris. Helen
Cameron, Eta Morse, Annie Osterlon,
Maude Hubby. Lottie Lenhart; Masters
Harry Pierce, Bedford Cameron. William
Charles Morse Samuel Furgus0n, Walter
Wanehiem, Walter Smith, Johnny John
son, Harry Johnson. Albert kaufman and
Harry Furguson. Mrs. j. Johnson aud Mrs.
NJ. Furguson assisted the family in enter
tanning the young people, and tue party ter
minated about q 80 p NJ,
A Pleasant Surprise.
Chief Engineer William Mcclure of the
Pacific Mail steamship City of Picking was
rendered a cOngratulatory party on Satar-
day by his many friends on his safe arrival
in port, at his residence. 1859 Guerrero
street The party arrived in trout Of his
residence at P. NJ. with a band Of music.
They were invited in and Hospitality enter
ta.ned. Singing and dancing commenced
at once, and later sumptuouS supper was
served. The party broke up about 80 A. NJ.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Morse, Mrs. Laura Eccleston, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Miss Florence
Inselman, Mr. Joseph Hewson, Miss Emily
Lenhart Miss Clara Inseluan, Mr.. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierce. Miss Mary Lawson,
Mr. Black burn, Mr.. and Mis-. John John
Mead, Mr.. Apac, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Kaufman, Mr. j. OBrien, Mrs. u. SenoD,
Miss MeConaghy, Miss Eta Morse Mr.. G.
Morse. Miss Annie OSterloh, Miss Puss Nc
Clure, Mr.. Joseph Coleman, Mrs. NJ. Fur
gusog, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Camaron,
Miss Lizzie Furguson and Master Harry
Pierce.
A Reception Afloat.
The midshipmen Of the British ship City
of Athens gave a reception and banquet last
Monday night in honor Of Mr.. II. w. Nc
Lean. The afterdeck was very tastefully
decorated with flags and flowers and an ex-
ceptOnally fine musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered and heartily ap-
plauded. The company broke up in the
early hours Of the morning after mosten-
joyable evening.
Messrs. Edward Wilcox. Robert Stewart
and Thomas Gibson proved themselves to be
capital hosts and good entertainers.
Coming Events.
The Stanford Parlor. n. S. G.. W.. ball
will be given in Odd Fellows Hall to-mor-
row evening, and will be the principal
society event of the order Of the season.
White Eagle Tribe No. ~, Improved
Order of Red Men, will give grand enter
tainment and ball IN Maenn erbund Hall, on
Twenty fourth street ana P0trero avenue.
on Wednesday avening next, in celebration
of Washingtons birthday.
Washington's Birthday will be kept in
Bran0 style At MI. w. -. ~ Drleh udhc iHS
academy in Scottish Hall, 105 Larkin street.
A fancy dress carnival and mask party is
announced. and the feature of the evening
will be a mnuet by eight little tots. Grand
march at $50.
A valentine party will be given in Walter
G. O'Brien's dancing academy, Saratoga
Hall, this evening.
Old Friends will meet at Sausalito on
Wednesday next and enjoy bulls head
breakfast in Sausalito Hall. Boats leave
San Francisco at and II A. NJ
Byckerdyke Camp Daughters of
Veterans will hold their regular monthly
social Tomorrow evening in Mozart Hall,
1885 Market street.
Amlty Rebekah Lodge No. 1O1. l. 0. o. f.,