The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-04
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arranged by Mrs. f. Waterman and Mrs. E. T.
Dudley, who, having marshaled about forty of
her friends, stormed her residence and took
complete possession. Singing, rectations and
dancing were the order OF the evening. Mrs.
Chapman's and Mrs. LuliDe Fink's Rotations
were quaint and charming. while Miss Anna
Dunn, Mrs. L. Wakeman and Miss Brannan
enter aimed at the piano. Miss Beatrice Turre
and Miss Alice johnson pleased the guests
wlh their duets. A supper closed pleasant
evening and one long TO be remembered.
The Graham Party.
A very pleasant party was given on Wednes-
! day evening by Miss Alice Graham at the
residence of her mother, Mrs Down, 1872 Har-
| rson street. In honor OF her guests, Mrs. n. S.
Williams and son. OF Gonzales. Vocal and in
Strumental music and recitations were the
! principal features of The evening. AT IL
| O'clock refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. \. S. Williams,
B. E. Williams, Mrs. John Ransbury, Mrs. NJ
Grant, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. X. Rines, Mrs. Nj.
Down, Miss Mable Grant. Miss Lillian
Arper. Miss Annie Arper, Miss Virgie Van
Horn. Miss Alice Graham, q. W. Weston, DIR.
A. {. ADker and j. ID. Graham.
Josseiyn Surprise Party.
| very pleasant surprise was rendered to
Miss Maude 0. Josseyn at the residence Of her
| parents, $40 Eddy street, last Friday evening,
| the o ccasion being her seventeenth birthday.
/ The hours were most happily passed by all the
! guests, who enjoyed music and dancing About
/ IL O'Clock supper was announced, and very
! pretty march took place. led By Miss Maude ..
/ JosSeyn and George r. Pickett, who pro-
| ceeded 10 The dlnlng-room. where most DELI
! cious repast was served. During the evening
/ Miss JosseYu was The recipient OF some very
| handsome presents.
Burns Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Emma Burns at her residence, 215
| Eleventh street, on Saturday evening. August
! &c, by the JoviaIs, consisting OF Alamo Alb In
/ John Learned. Arthur Glass, Harry Hanks and
! Robert 0'ConnOr. The programme OF the even
| Ing was perfectly managed by Fred Brock aud
! John Learned. Small lanterns and a profuse
! display of flowers were combined in decorating
! the residence, and its app earance was most at
tractve. Dancing and 81 nglng were INDUCED
/ in until midnight, when III e guests repaired 10
! a bOunteOus supper. After supper dancing was
kept up until o'clock, when the guests de-
Those present were: Misses Emma Burns.
/ Sarah Boyle, Carrie Fasting. Stella Donneliy.
! GeTte Fizpatrick, Stella Smiley, Flora Am
| broSe, Maggie Dunno, Emma SIM i'll, CeIue
/ Green, hitIie Burns, Maggie Sch uitz, Mamie
Burns, Carrie Morris, Theresa Burns, Matte
Hines, Eva Peek. Alice Mcclure, Anna Kern,
Hattie Barrett, kittle ConrOy, Noble Collins,
| Fannie Burns aud Belle Chase; Messrs. Alamo
Albin, John Learned, j. johnson, 5. McCarty,
| Daniel COnrOy. Arthur Glass. II. Hanks, Ed
ward Cooney, X. Renetok, Frank Morton. Fred
! Haywards, Fred HOesler. Jacob Knell, George
Lam, A. Whitehead, +. Biddermann, julius
Jagger. George kreger Robert Burns, Pro-
/ lessor Deoconnor and Robert O'Connor.
Warren Surprise Party.
A genuine surprise party was rendered Miss
! Elsie Warren at her home,22 Oak street, Satur-
Gay evening. The spacious rooms were hand
! somely decorated with green's aud bunting.
Among the amusements of the evening was a
quartet by Miss Il. Kensley, Miss A Dolan. j.
/ Boyhan and j. Richards.
| Those + Perry II
Liddleton, Miss NJ. Griffin. Miss q. Shandall,
Miss H. KeDsley. Miss L. wilke. Miss .. Cur
Misses Mertleback, IL. Windt, j. Richards. +.
! Hooper, c. Hooper, I. Robinson, Mt. Vernon
dron, W. Somerset, G. Griffin r. Hursey, j.
Cutter. z. Somers, c. Matthews and J. Bayhow.
The Troel Party.
| A delightful gathering met at 1851 Mason
! street last Wednesday evening 70 90 honor 10
| Mr. and Mrs c. Troel. The event was the
| twenUy.fifth anniversary of their wedding
| The bride and groom received congratulations
| in the tasIefully decorated parlors. and both
were pleased at the appreciation of their
! guests The entire house was perfumed by the
fragrance of flowers. which were in profusion
everywhere. Part OF the evening was devoted
10 music, Mrs. Walter Watson and Miss A. G.
Hagedorn favoTlng the guests with some very
fine vocal selections. Several either solos were
played by Alphonse Hirsch and we're heartily
applauded. The playing OF guitar solo by
Miss A. S. Troel was an enjoyable feature of
! the evening. delicious supper was served at
| 1920 O'Clock.
! The company Included Mr.. ana Mrs. G.
Troel Miss II. s. TroeIl. Mrs. L. Bohn, Miss
| LIZZIE Bonn. Miss Lizzie Haaf. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Bullvnkee, MIR. aud Mrs. Binslay. Mr.. aud
| Mrs. AlphODse Hirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Gedge,
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. French Mr. and Mrs
Emile Woenne, Mr.. and Mrs. Betten of Ala
media, Mrs. Walter Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
! BullVnkee, Miss NJ. u raham Miss May Blake,
/ Miss Idalene ROsecraus, Miss A. G. Hagedorn,
| Captain Dan Haskell, Messrs Richard
! SDreckels. NJ. humane. 81. McDOnou gh, Louis
/ Blake, Nj. We'll, Charles Schultz, A. +. Denni-
| son, II. Brown and Newton Rosecrans.