The morning call., 1893-01-09

.. Among The callers were tne Misses Addie and
helen feIIin, Miss Mamie mIling. Miss hiida
Mcdonald, Miss Fanny Grant, Dr.. and Mrs.
Grant SeliTldce. Brooks jones. Miss McNutt,
Miss Mamie McMuliin. Miss Lille Lawler. Cut
ter Paige, Miss Huie, J. b. Oberteuner, W. ).
MeMurtry, c. r. Grant. Burns Mcdonald, l.. J..
Cheuery, NoithiDgiou Aines. Max NJ. McNut,
Flndley. Miss Cunningham. Miss Fannie LoUgl-
borough, Mss Marie Zane, Miss Alice Merry,
W. Mcpherson, Miss Kruger ana c. l. Mackey.
A Church Benefit.
Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera, "The
MikadO," was produced by a company OF
amateurs al Saraago Han last Friday for the
benefit OF ST. Paurs Church. The costumes
were very handsome and the orchestra, con-
Quoted by Mr. Nj. S. TOpltz, fairly good, but tile
less said about the acting and singing the better
The attendance was large, and tile treasurer
VIII no doubt have good sum 10 hand over 10
the church authorities. The cast was as lol-
lows: Yum Yum, Miss Jennie Winston; Pitii-
Sing. Miss Emma Medau; PeepBo, Miss Bessie
Beardsley; katlsha, Miss LILY Hopkins; The
MikadO. Mt. William I. Andrews; Nankl-Poo,
Dir. ElbrIdge ). Puldyi ho-Ko, M. Louis
Butler; PoUh-Bah, Mt willard NJ. Wood;
PtShIuSh, Mr.. Howard SOmers.
The chorus Of schoolgirls mobiles and guards
was composed Of The following ladies' and gentle
men; Miss GusSie heller. Miss Nydia Moore,
Miss Maude Priest, Miss FlOssie Van Tassell,
Miss D0tt Sewell Miss Constance Yates, Miss
Made Thompson. Miss Julia Barkhaus. Miss
Eta Butler. Miss Agnes Bocb Miss Florence
Hall, Miss Emma Eaton, MI. Charles A. Goe,
Mr. Clarence Mitchell Mr Andrew Y Wood
Mr. Y alter S. Wheaton, Mr.. j. I. Monges, Mr..
J. l. hsrres. Mr Joseph Cutlen, M. Hen bet
Somers, MIR. a. L. Shoemaker Mr.. h. Il. Mar
chant, Mr.. q. f. Osborn, Mr.. EDDY Hopkins.
A Happy New Year.
Mrs. L. Naeearinl ana Miss Nellie Naeearni,
assisted by Mrs. l.. v. POnluec, gave 4 New
Years reception 10 their many friends last Sun
day evening at the residence Of Mrs. Naccarinl,
1920 Mason street.
nroosraruDso al oF
and musical selections rendered by Professor W.
| D. Van Brunt, Professor {. Biaja. Miss Rose
BT0deIiek, AIsS Florence McMahon, MessTs.
| Fred and Henry Paulsen and Miss Eva Ponucei.
Dancing was, howeYsf, the chief feature OF the
evening, and sumptuouS repest was served al
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Ponlueci, Birs. f. McAiahon. Mrs. Cosgroye, the
Misses Rose and Annie Frederick, Miss Nc
Mahou. Miss Burn. Miss Lottie Brulich. Miss
Eva POnluceI, Miss Helen Sluparich, Mr., Eugene
Naccarini, Professor Van Brunr, Z. Baja,
Messrs. Fred aud Ii, nry Pauiseu. H. Haekman,
DIR. Abrams, Murray Nandell, William Patter-
/ son, stephen SE0parIch, James knaegO. William
| Swallow, George MoTell j. Morango aud p.
BOrODe.
The Webster Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Webster entertained
number Of their most Intimate friends al their
pretty home on Lyon street on New Years eve.
the occasion being the tenth anniversary OF lhelr
wedding. Tie earlier part OF tie evening was
taken up with exhibiting some humorous and
grotesQue stereoptle0n Slides after which the
company danced the Old year out and The new
year in. In lieu OF the usual tin gifts Mr.. and
Mrs. Webs er were presented by heiT friends
with a handsome silver teaSet Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Among those present were: Dr. ana Mrs. Nc
Fadyen, Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Field, MI. and Mrs.
Byron Digglns Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dare. Mr..
ana Mrs. H. A. Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. A Q. Col
ton, Nj. and Mrs. Walter Birch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Childs. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Searie Mr.. aud
Mrs. James McCOrkell, BIZ. and Mrs. George
smith Mr.. Steve Cassidy, Miss Cassidy, Mrs.
Swiil, Miss j. Mccormick.
A New Years Party.
very enjoyable party was given at The resi-.
deuee Of Sir. and Mrs. +. NIalouey, 1880 lincoln
street, Oakland, on New Years eve.
The pari0rs were very preitilY decorated for
the occasion. Dancing aud music were the chief
features of the evenings amusement. AT mid
night a delicious supper was served. and the new
year was welcomed by be mIrthiul company In an
appropriate manner. Among those present were:
Miss Maggie Welsh. Miss Nellie Hairy, Miss
, Mary Reyes, Miss Annie Suhl, Miss Maggie Fal-
Ion, Miss Mamie DOnneliy, Miss Sarah Flynn.
Miss Annie Reyes, Miss LOreltO DouneIly. Miss
Sarah Fa0B, Miss Eta Schammel. Miss Minnie
Palmer. Miss Helen Brennan, Miss Annie Nc
COll0ugn, Miss Mary Mcnamara. the Misses
Lizzie. Lilly ana May MalOney MesSrs. j. /.
McNamara. C. j. Flynn, William Z. SinnOtr,
Joseph Dwell Ed NOOnan, j. j. Mccarthy,
Thomas 4. Burke, j. Flynn, J. Francis Slnnott,
n
taker, George DOnneliy, Frank Young, VIII Nc
Cauhy, I. GoOdfellOw, L. Bowie, {. }. TOOmey.
Tim J: Maioney, MI, and Mrs. ). Noble Nh. aud
Mrs. W. c. Palmer. NJ. snd Mrs. +. +. Souther-
land. Mr.. aud Mrs. 2. MalOney, Mr. aud Mrs IL.
Mccullough.
A New Years Surprise.
very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
Miss Esther Solomon on New Years night by
Messrs. Raphael, Pinto aud Levy at the resi-
dence Of her parents, 1921 Scott street, IN honor
OF her birthday.
Music and dancing we're the features OF the
evenings amusement aud well-selec,ed pro-
gramme was rendered
AT midnight tie guests adjourned 70 the din
ing-room. where delicious SUPPER was served
TOasts were proposed and duly honored, and
miIth and reyelry reened supreme until the
sna' wee hours.
Among those present were: The Misses NJ larry
Timully II. Levy, 5. TIiesf. s Hartman, f. Cos
liner, Bella Jacobs, Birdie II arIma D. Adele Levy
G. and NJ. Hass, MessTs. Marcus Levy, Ralph
Raphael. Sam Raphael. JOsepn Raphael. George
Pinto, f. Hyams, L. Gross, Herman Lew, Marx
Lena. Fred Ash, Leon n agnes. Ben Jacobs, Gus
Sehoenfeld, MT. and Mrs. Hilfronn and Mrs.
ROsencrantZ.
Many Happy Returns.
Az enjoyable party was given last Thursday
evening 10 Mrs. NJ. Perry.
Tie evening was delightfully."- passed listening
TO vocal and instrumental music aud dancing.
At midnight delightful repast was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Mrs. Domingo. Miss Mamie Hammond. Miss
Lena Sehaaf, Miss Annie 0Brien, Miss Carrie
Morris, Miss Oracle Cook, Miss May Cook. Miss
Maggie ManZ0 and Miss Lizzie Schaaf, Mr.. Joe
Silva, Mr.. Thomas, Mr. James Caliaghan. Mr.. 5.
BussOlino, Mr.. L. Roman, Dir. John AguiFre,
Mr.. L. Bacigalupl and Mr.. > l.. Luchneri.
Welcoming the New Year.
An exceedingly successful and enjoyable en-
trtaInment was given New Years eve in the
spacious mansion OF Mr. George Mefealfe on
Mafe Iuad
early In the evening, but so delightfully."- and
swiftly old the hours slip by. that early morn
found The merry crowd stii under the hOspIsable
roof OF prince Of hosts and his charming wife.
who so ably assisted him In doing The honors OF
the festival
In the dining hall The amply proyisioned tables
were frequently replentlshed throughout the
night with the choicest delieaces In season.
The cOmmodlOus parl0rs were given up 10
those WHO INDUCED In ieTpiscborr an pleasures
ana aanclng was kept up 10 The music Of
splendid orchestra until The party dispersed
Among those present were: George Metcalfe
Mrs. Metcalfe. Master Peter Meiealfe, Mr. aud
Mrs. George Hubbard. Miss Eva Hubbard Mr.
and Mrs. X. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Valentine
Miss TObin Miss Shells, Mrs. Nj. &. Allen Miss
Minnie Alien, Mr. George Allen, Mir. Buckley
Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. Brandon. Master Brandon
Mr. Chapman. M. Hasse, Mrs. PearIe aud Eva
Metcalfe. Mr.. Kahn and sons Miss LittlewOOd
Mr. Brown. Mrs. Lenne, Mir. John Norton. VII,
lie Eaton, Mr. Gus Raiders, Mr.. Howard Iadd
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford. Mr.. SOntag Burrows
Mr.. Chris Kuness, Mr. Edmund j. pullman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Craig, Mr.. and Mis-
Squire, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Leib beck, Henry b. Llv-
ingst0n.
A Military Reception.
The members Of Company B, Third Regiment,
n. q. C. (UnIons), rendered a reception 10 their
lady friends last Tuesday evening, January 3, at
their aimOiy, % Golden Gate avenue.
Dancing. reetallons aud vocal and nstru-
mental music were the features of the evening
10 raTr lo4u int
sion.
The rooms were very appropriately decorated
with flags, drums and rifles The chandeliers
with their entylBenlent OF evergreens and the
hall clothed with bunting and lanterns, pre-
sented a yeIy delightful appearance and were in
keeping With the exquisite toilets of the fair
guests.
lbe merry makers dispersed about midnight
and seemed very we'll pleased with The evenings