The morning call., 1893-06-05

last, The occasion being farewell party TO
Mrs. Richardson prior 10 her depar, ure for the
Worlds Fair. In honor of The occasion the
house had been beautifully decorated with
ferns and La France roses. we'll arranged
musical and literary programme was admir-
ably endered, on The conclusion OF which the
guests were entertained with an excellent
luncheon. The evenings festivities concluded
with dancing. Mrs. Richardson, accompani
by her daughter. Daisy left for Chicago Friday
last.
The following ladies and gentlemen parici-
Richardson. Miss Daisy. Richardson, Miss
May Gill Mr.. Wynne, Mr.. Richardson. W.
Mllbrick, Mrs. Wynue, Joseph Longhery. Ed
brick. Miss May Milbrice, George Mil
brick, Miss A. Milbrick Mr.. and Mrs.
Gl Mg and M1S: Meclan Mr. Lam, and
Dunmore, Mrs. Dunmore. Mrs. Roberts, Miss
Diamond: Miss Sullivan, Philip Milbrck. Miss
M Mana Plymond, l.: Claus, Miss j. B ss
Maud GIN. Paul Scheehann, l.. Richardson
aud Il. Richardson.
The Mahau rIusicale.
A soiree musicale was given last Friday even
ing at the residence of ii. II. Mahan, POOL
EDDY sire I, which was thoroughly successful.
The following programme was carried out:
Trio, Miss Mile Flynn, Mr. Coffin, Mr.. SnoO
mandolin solo. Signer CipoilonI; solo, IAN
OLD Garden Mrs. j. W. Madden; scene from
Henry VIII" Miss Nellie kellehPT; solo,
My Dearest Heart" Franz N. Coffin; piano
solo, r. NJ: Biggerslaff; solo, THE Scent OF
the Liies.' Miss Mtllie Flynn; solo. Mr. Shook.
aid pantomime by Miss Kelleber, the opu-
lar elocutionist. The pros resulting from the
evening Will De Devoted TO the Park Branch
1oung Mems Christian Association.
The Hink Surprise Party.
Mrs. P. H. link was the recipient OF a pleas.
ant surprise party on Saturday evening at Der
residence, 1909 Green street. Commencing
about o'cock the selt-invited guests enjoyed
an interesting programme, comprising The fol-
lowing numbers: Vocal solo, Miss Dora Hink;
piano solo, Miss Monte Jennings: banjo and
Mr. Holiz; vocal solo. Miss Amy HickOx;
banjo solo, Mir, Hunt; piano SOLO. Miss Emma
Nickerson; either solos, Gus Thomson; piano
solo. Miss Alice Hink. Afierward refresh
ments were served and dancing was enjoyed
until early morning.
Those present were: Mrs P. G. Hink, Mrs
q. Hnk. Mrs. u. HickOx, Mrs. Nodder Mrs
Dailorzo. Mrs. "rothman. Mrs. HolZ, Mrs. Lee
trodc, Mrs. Dowe, Mrs. Jennings, Miss Dora
Hunk, Miss Monte Jennings. Miss Amy Hiekox
Miss Leila Wilkins. Miss Carrie Ulmer. Miss
Ellen DIV, Miss Mamie Nagele, Miss Emma
Nicketson, Miss Lucy Dallorzo. lh- Misses
Alice f,i,s and Lucy HinE; Me.srs. P: Fl. link, Gus
Anderson, MI. Rosenberg. MIR. Hunt Mr..
Henry, Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Somers, Mr.. Nodder,
Mr.. Thomson. Mr.. Ulmer Mr. Jennings, Mr..
Letrodic.
a'itoS VOhioloh .
Az informal reception was given TO the class
OF 'o3 Of the Cogswell Polytechnic College by
on OF the members OF the class, Miss Lottie
Johnston at her home on last Monday evening.
The president and teachers of the college were
alss present aud shared in The fun and enjoy
ment of the evening. The young ladies' of The
class wore their pretty class areSses as both
boys and girls are always loyal 10 their colors
The members OF the class responded in a gen
eral manner to the invitation. which D owe d
that they were only too happy to avail them
selves OF any opportunity 10 meet again as The
Glass OF 49,"
The Dettner Surprise Party.
The lwenty-hrst anniversary of the birth OF
Ernest j. Dettner was agreeably concentrated
by several of his friends who gave a surprise
party at his residence. 3240 Mission street.
Alter the surprise and congratulations games
were pl yed aud musical selections given.
Professor NaDdevaker was especI lily good in
his numbers dh The violin. at midnight the
handsomely decorated parlors were fOrsakeD
Temporarily FOR the dning-roOn. where delicious
refreshments were served. AT this pc iod a
handsomely engr we'd watch was presented 10
Mr.. Dettner by Master w. Dettner in u neat
speech.
! hose present were: Miss c. Teikolsen. Miss
Valentine Doltuer, Miss Lizzie Swift Miss
Winnie Martin, Miss Kil;ie Bet ner, Mrs Alice
Simonds, Miss Alice Kelley Miss Katie Hanna
Miss Lulu Fisher, Miss Rena Mills, ISIS Ellie
Terkelsen. Miss A. Dettner. Miss Josie Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs. pettner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bird,
Il n.
\. GunniSon, L. TeIkelsen, F. l.. Baird. NJ.
Carroll, F. Kelly, c. Hanna. II. f. Dunno Pro-
lessor VaEdeva er. w. Smith, Master A. Ter
kelsen, Master W. Dettner, Master A. Dettner
The Boyer Birthday Party.
A pleasant birthday and christening party
was given on Thursday evening at he resi-
dence OF f. E. Boyer, corner Of b ayes and Fill
more streets. Quite number Of guests were
present and enjoyed music aud dancing until
late hour
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs E.
Boyer, Air. aud Mrs. e. DunRer. MIR. and Mrs.
e. Luhrs. Mr.. and Mrs ". Boyer, MIR. and Mrs.
a. Quaker, MIR. ana Mrs. Hoene, Car stem
Luhrs, 2. McKenua. julius Peters, Henry
Peters. Carl Peters, Master Arthur Bigger, Mis-
May Meyer. Miss Emma bunker. Miss Sophie
Joost. Miss Eda Peters, Miss Ida Boyer, Miss
Hattie bunker, Miss Katie Bunker Miss
Apita Boyer. Miss Alma Boger Miss Bertha
Boyer. Miss Alice Boyer.
Jacobson Graduation Party.
Miss Matte jacobson. a graduate OF the
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, enter
tanned about fifty OF her friends at graduation
party on Sunday evening, May %. The even
ing was passed in dancing, alternated with
recitations from the Misses Leah Falk and
Bessie Golefnkel, vocal solos by Willie and
Joseph BerliDer, and piano solos by George
Pinto. AT / O'Clock The guests adjourned 10
the spacious dinlng-rooms, where r. freshments
we're served. after which the young people re-
turned to the pariors, where they danced until
msrniBg, when they left for their homes. The
hostess was The recipient of many beautiful
floral pieces.