The morning call., 1893-11-13

White. A. Allen, A. Glass, c. Hammett VIII
liam Hall. Edward Berges, Walter Brown,
Frank Willis. c. Thomas and j. Learned.
The Saunders Party.
Albert l.. Saunders entertained a number OF
his friends on Saturday evening by giving a
party at his residence, 734 Pine street. Music
and games, followed by delicious supper,
formed the attractions OF a pleasantly passed
evening
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
G. W. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. NJ. Saunders,
Albert l.. Saunders, William Donovan, Miss
Dutz, William Bush, r. Tyson. g. Knucken.
Miss Lena Yeaman, Miss N. Bledsoe. Z. Yea
man, Miss A. Weber, Mrs. Doliie Peterson.
Miss LIZZIE Reed. J. Senior, G; Lyons, L. Col
Inns, Miss Lucy Franks, +. Walker, E. Fuen-
deling. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana, Miss Lena Fricke,
Miss Lenormand, j. Burrell. w. Smith, A.
Arata. Miss Araa, Miss Emma Burgod, j.
Peterson, Miss Z. Tyson, and Master Fred
Fitzgerald.
Bumsted Surprise Party.
An ENJOYABLE masquerade party given by the
Columbian Literary and Debating Club, took
IS Hawthorne street. The house was taste
fully decorated by The fair hands of the COM
mittee, who deserve much praise. After dan
cling a literary and musical programme
followed, after which the guests part00k OF a
sumptuouS feast.
Among those present were: Misses Marie
Bumsted. Julie Bumsted. Stella Robin. Cesa.
rine Robin, Sara Elias. May Harms, Martha
Korbel. Helena KOrbei. Nellie BrOgi. Lulu
Brogi, Constance Lawrence, Bessie Baxter
Maggie Cumming. Emily Lindsay, Lucia Thorn
son, Virginia Dusenberg, Blanche Pugg. Flor
ence Reimer, Nellie Wnelan, Jeanette NAL
colin. Jennie Gibson, Abbie Soule, Jessie Fret2
aud Elsie Ludlum; Messrs. Edward Bumsted
Randall Ellis, Walter Parrish. Arthur Potter
Henry Lipman, Val Smith. Thomas Hall, Achlle
Bum, Maurice Lipman, Edward Linden, Arthur
Fowler George Malcolm Matthew Lindsay
Arthur Bumsted, c. Mclean. r. Mclean, So
Israel. Herman Harms. Herman Haceufelt
Peter Decker. Howard Green, l.. Malcolm h.
Malcolm, John Kearney.
Rosentfal Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthal gave a pleasant
evening at home at their residence, BIG jack
son street, last Tuesday evening. Games and
songs were enjoyed in the early part of the
evening, and at IL O'clock the guests were
usbered into the spacious dininghall, where
they partook of a delicious supper Afterward
dancing was enjoyed in the salon until early
morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen-
thai, Miss Schneider, Mr.. Lewis, Mrs. VII
Cannon, Miss Sue eastman, MIR. Wolf, Mr.
| Wise, Miss Il rite OesteD. DIR. Hennessey. DR.
Aiken, Miss Huper, the MISSES Smokes, Pro-
lessor, :Jeffris. Mr.. eastman, Miss Larsen,
Sewell Bogart, Mr. Freezer and Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Wilcox of Sacramento.
LeiShman Surprise Party.
very enJoyaole surprise party was given al
1910 Kentucky street last Sunday evening in
honor OF the return of Mrs. Robert Leishman
from Santa Cruz, where she had been spending
the last two months with her par ents. V0ca
and instrumental music formed the principa
part of very pleasant evenings entertainment
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Leishman, Mr.. aud Mrs. =. j. McKen-
ma, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daley, Jesse V. Leishman. Miss Fannie
Campbell. Miss Rose Campbell, Miss Mamie
Mullen, Miss Sadie Mullen, Francis }. Leish-
man, Burnie Carney, Joseph Coletti. Francis
| Williams. John Manning. George Minarts.
Francis j. Burns. John Campbell Jr. and Daniel
| Campbell