The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-06

cuJONfu uulll NU6u Hi went
home happy, after having spent very en-
JoYable evening
The Pacifics.
The Pacific Dancing Club gave It's eighth
social party in Santa Rosa Hall last Friday
evening, which WAS well attended and was
a success. The Pacifics have become very
popular and do all in their power to make
it pleasant for those who attend their par
ties.
The literary and musical numbers between
the dances were much enjoyed aud tie nov
city was greatly appreciated.
Mr.. q. +. Flagg aud Miss Daisy Truett
LED the grand march, followed by about 100
pretty girls and gallant young men.
MISS 1ruett wore very neat costume OF
brown and pink
- Messrs. F. B. Morris, H. Kassinger, R.
Irautner and A. G. Nagel acted on the
committee and MI. G. F. Flagg was floor
director, with w. r. Nelson assistant
Among those who assisted in the literary
ana musical programme were: Mr.. II. Kas-
singer, Mr a; ii. Simpson. Mr., Charles
Duncan, Miss L. Trautner and Miss May
Kane.
Parties.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Josie MeGiuerty on Tuesday
evening at lis Welsh street by the Friendly
Three" composed of Miss Mamie O'Don-
nell. Miss Annie Smith and Miss Bella
Buckley. Dancing, singing AID games were
the main features of the evening Mr..
Charles Kelly favored the guests with some
comic songs, which were warmly applauded.
Supper was served at u o'clock, after
which games and dancing were resumed.
Among those present were: Mr.. ODOn-
nell, Mrs. McMahaD, Miss Josie McGinerty,
NJ los IN Il,V-,
Miss Bella Buckley, the Misses Nellie and
Mamie McDermOtt, the Misses Mamie and
Ivy Orth, Miss Katie Boyle, Miss Mamie
Burke, Miss Lille McCurdy, Miss Matte
Neuber. Miss Maggie White; Messrs. w.
Cook, f. Taite, l.. Delateur Ed Cline, W.
Bates, Charles Kelly, j. Watson, T. Wat
son, c. Lowe. G. McGinerty, d. Bar, }.
Cullen, Ed Ryan, p. Denehy, G. Redmond,
J. johnson and g. Cullen and Masters
j. O'Donnell, G. McGnerty and N. ODon-
nell.
a very enjoyable affair was the surprise
party given to Miss Hattie Stern berg at her
residence. 356 Fourth street, on the 9th
ult., by number of her friends. The even
ing was spent in listening to many good
Rotations and some music, after which
dancing was enjoyed until after midnight.
Among those present we're: The Misses
Martha and Estele Jacobs, Miss Clara
Kruger, Miss Lily Schnitzpr,. Miss lille
Biumenthal. Miss Jennie KrieEer, Miss
tIhlueT Daull, MISS Eisle baum, the Misses
Bertha and j. Fisher. Miss Lena Stark. the
Misses Sternberg; Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. Stern
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Auerbacn, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Schu tier, MIR. and Mrs. Kruger;
Messrs. }. |. Cohn, +. G. GreenebaUm, NJ.
Schwartz, Z. Blumenthal, +. Marks NJ.
LIGHT, 5. Kline, B. Fuch, |. Israel, S. Camp,
Ii. Sternberg, l. Sternberg, l.. Levy ana
others.
The coy residence of Mrs. Julia A.
Bert, Coz twentieth street, was the scene of
enliyenIng festivities on Thursday evening,
February %, being the result of invitations
sent out by Miss Lulu H. Bert aud Miss
Lillian v. Atwood to a number of their
friends. The guests began to assemble
early, and soon the spacious double parlors
were very comfortably filled with young
ladies and gentlemen whose sole desire
seemed to be to make things pleasant,
which they proceeded 10 do without much
Formally. a programme of entertain
ment was heartily contributed to by those
SO inclined. and the evening was pleasantly
spent listening to songs, instrumental
solos and recitations as excellent as
they were varied. At the conclusion OF the
programme the merry guests were invited
TO partake OF an excellent supper the menu
comprising the dellcacies OF the season ard
some of the substantials. The parlors were
taSIefuily decorated with smlaX hung about
the Jets aud pictures in artistic design. After
those present had partaken of the good
things on the table they again repaired TO
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IIlnminated rarioTs ybaTao ,,aiaJ ,'.i ny
nronntn c,,i,a,;;, - ,b, 'ie S. gu irllI
nIea.nres If the nsTt,- ,vsra ,,ioi tu'
newed vigOr aud kept up till near morning.
Those present were: Mrs. julia a. Bert.
Mrs Laura Z. Nauman, Mrs. o. V. Gerza-
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ueilcIou' supper was served ana the
evening was pieasahtIy passed III dancing
ana games.
''iO %Nh.Ht Au9t
ana hostess OF the heath House, celebrated
inelr Tin wedding last Monday evening.
hlS'' vocal selections aud instrumental
music entertained the company and very
On Joyaoie TINE was passed, Tie happy
couple were the recipients of many useful
presents ana greatly appreciated the
OF thelr many friends.
A very enjoyable private picnic was
recently gwen 10 hOnoT OF MISS Gertrude
6ayihah oy we misses s1 Ethei MarVey, Emily
Il chards and ADA webb, who were kindly
a assisted oy MI. nehTy schroeder Jr The
DAY was very agteeaoiy spent, ana arrange
III III en- = lheue lor FORMING private picnic
Gluo loI tne cplnlns season Oount1ul
LqncH was plepaisu anu greatly enjoyed
auout ullGuny. anu capItal coHee sorew
was Wa, paItahtn OF iaIeE IN the AFTERNOON. In
me me parry wee: MISS Gertrude Hayman,
IH.L AItee Meysi. mss cara Day, Miss
E E.4a hnlfI, piss Jennie Lewis, MISS
hthel MarVey, MISS Emily Richards and
MSS A1a W eoo' Messt5' AIDert richards,