The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-24


Pierce; "A Few Words OF Uongra,ulation" and
recitation, "Klingie, klingle. kilngle. lne COWS
are Coming Home" Uncle George l. ,,,,o,n
The friends extending their congratulations
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Sheldon, Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. C. Campbell. Mr.. ana Mrs. u M "a.
Pierre, MIR. and Mrs: D. H. Whittemore' mr..
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatch. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin Schultz, Mrs. Julia Sarles, MRS.
Lorenzo s B. Sawyer. MRS. Philip McM A. loo ON
Mrs Captain Saunder. Mrs. Bates and Master
Harry Bates Mrs. and Miss Edith kurtz' MISS
F Ennsie"0I Dam " Miss aI n. Husssy, Mrs
Emma Fredeficks. Mrs. and Miss Mary
Mann. Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen. Mrs
George I. Bromley. C: o. Perry, Professor
Henry Strauss Henry ID. Catreil, LIE Grand
Rucker, Mr.. Case, h. Keeler, Master Fred
Wilkie.
Tie evening was pleasantly spent. "Uncle'
George Bromley adding a few humorous re-
marks In extending his Congratulations. IDe
musical selections were all of high order and
admirably rendered. Professor Strauss, by his
superb and artistic Accomplishments, and Mr..
Perry's recitation, were very pleasant features,
being rendered with much feeling and pathos.
The Sparr Birthday Party.
Miss Annie Spar celebrated the eighteenth
anniversary of her birth by giving birthday
party last Tuesday evening at her residence,
S24 Greenwich street. Streamers of smilax
and potted palms were used effectively In dec.
Grating the rooms. and string orchestra gave
sweet melody for dancing. Songs and pames
were also enjoyed, and at midnight an elabor-
ate supper was served at which many feic-
tous toasls were given and responded to-
Afterward dancing was resumed for a couple
OF hours. The young hostess received several
costly gifts.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Spar. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas.
Mrs. c. WredeD Mrs. +. WHEEL, Mrs. F. Wen,
Mrs. q. Cox. Mrs. W. Herold. Mrs. L. Hampur.
ger, Miss F. Heroid, Miss Title Miesheimer.
Annie Wreden, Miss Addie Gudchus Miss
Tilie Seelzbacher. Miss annie Gudchus. Miss
Kate siess. Miss Clara Turel, Miss Ella Mayer,
Spar. Miss Carrie Chaser, Miss Lizzie Mas.
John WIesel, George Herold. FREQ hartmann,
c: Clark, George Mas. Henry Mas.
Gutchus Adoph Gutchus, Otto Mayer. VIII
liam Westphai, G. Conrad, J. Dickmann. John
RuIts. John Spar, Henry Spar and George
Hlldebrand.
The Davis Musicale.
An enjoyable soIree musicale was given by
Mrs. D. Davis last Friday evening at her resi-
dence, 1908 Van Ness avenue. She was ably
assisted by Mrs. StreltZ and Miss Frances
Simous, who is a graduate of the Conservatory
at Dresden. The programme, which was an
excellent one, was well received and comprised
the following selections:
Trio for piano, violin and cello, by Mendels-
sohn Mrs. d. Davis A. Strelitz and f. StreliIz;
"AlomenI Musicale" Mosz. owski. Mrs: D.
Davis: "Frieblingslied," Bluchner, Miss Fran
ces Slmons; andante GolteI mann. d. Streitz;
trio. '.Noveletlen," Gade, Mrs. Davis and me
Messrs. StreltZ; song. Meyer elmund. Miss
Frances Smons; IF Were Bird Pa Fly TO
Thee" Hensit, and the The Spinning Song"
Mendelssohn Mrs. d. Davis.
A large and critical audience was we'll enter.
tanned by the programme. and the applause
was frequent The PARTICIPANTS all acquitted
themselves admirably, and won golden en-
comiums OF praise from the auditors
A Driving Party.
merry crowd of young folks started from
the corner of Broadway and Montgomery street
on Sunday afternoon, July 16. on the wagon
cite. "Young America" for a drive through
6 olden Gate Park and 10 the Cliff House.
Four hours were pleasantly passed on the road
in the full enjoyment OF the picturesque scenes.
after which the party returned ana INDUCED in
an elaborate dinner
Among those present were: Miss Eliza Price,
Miss Lizzie Blattner, Miss Nellie Slattery, Miss
Ehrman. Miss Grace Waldie Mrs. c. Graner,
Miss Mary Foley. Mrs. w. Bruk, Mrs. McNally,
Hiss Lizzie Hughes. Miss Mae BIattner, Miss
Aggie McNaly. Miss Emma Ehrman, Miss
Alice Wynne, Miss Annie Mentally. Miss Lizzie
Harrison, Mrs. Gerken, Miss Sadie Murray,
Miss Mia Hughes Miss Maggie Everson, Miss
Mary EversoD, Mrs. Ehrman. Miss Ettie Ger
ken.
At SausaIitO.
The bachelor quartet. Messrs. Shea. Quinn.
Deerham and Cunningham, Of Kern Cottage,
gave very enjoyable launch party to several OF
their friends on Sunday, the 10th inst. The
vapor launch Bevedere, commanded by Cap.
tain j. G. Parker was chartered for the occa-
sion. The start was made from the Pacific
Yacht Club and alter viewing the many points
of interest around Sausalito. Belveder0 and Ell
Campo the launch was headed for McNear's
landing. where the party was received by the
genial Mr.. McNear, who placed his grounds at
their disposal.
A bounteous repast was spread under shell
tering oak and all did justice to the many good
things displayed. During the day both vocal
and instrumental music were INDUCED Ia and
joy reigned supreme. Gu the return trip
landing was made at San Gu ntin where the
party viewed the prison and grounds. In pass
ing sausalito salutes were fired from the yachts
FrolIc and Cnispa.
The party landed at the Pacific Yacht Club at
$50 P. NJ feeling sorry that the trip was at an
end. and the affair was voted by all as a grand
success. Hearty thanks are extended to Mr..
McNear, CAPTAIN Parker and the Pacific Yacht
Club for the many couiteses received.
Those in the party comDrls d; Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas j. Curley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry SchaertZer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fen
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slattery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hay, Miss Annie Lawrence, Miss Nellie
Lawrence, Miss Stewart. Miss Maud Smith,
Miss Emma Planz, Miss Emma Daffield. Miss
Nellie Miller, Miss Annie Fennell; Messrs. w.
ID. Shea, Ira j. Quinn, William A. Derham,
John +. Cunningham, William A Smith. L. f.
Mehern, William I. WEIGH. Master Ernest
Slattery.
At Niles Canyon.
Amid the tall pines in the beautiful canyon at
Niles are encampsd a number OF prominent
San francisco business men. The place Is one
that could be desired for outdoor pleasure.
Niles Canyon Is a very romantic spot, about a
mile from Niles station. There are plenty OF
beautiful shade trees, trout-fshing, hunting.
bathing aud boat sailing.
a camp that attracts considerable attention
and where hardly night passes but that an
entertainment OF some kind is held Is Camp
HoDos, which Is presided over by Mrs. John
u. Iobin OF San francisco. Mrs. Tobin who is
an expert 10 making outdoor life worth living.
bas peen eiected chaperon OF "Hobos' camp,
and has under her ehargs the following young
ladies of San Francisco: Misses Nav Drobas
May Walsh. Minnie Kern. Ka lie Kern Mammis
Bremen, Miss Annie Mcdonald the Misxes
King Miss Alice b. ToDn. The gentlamen
stopping at the camp are Iohn Fir
gerald. Peter j.. McGlade, Thomas KIM
William Hanford. Matt DrObas. John u Tonin
and Master Howard j. Tobin. On 8 tmrdav
evening. in honor OF the fail OF the Bastils =
grand celebration was h~ld, in which natriottc
songs and speeches were tie order of the eyen.
ing Mrs. John Tobin sang the .Marseillaisev