The morning call., 1893-02-27


ware: Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer, Mr..
| willie Never. Miss Annie Meyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Hedenreich, Mr.. +. Heidenreich
Jr., Mr.. Emil heidenreich, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Il. Petzhold, Miss
Mamie Prtzhold, Mrs. O'Brieu, Miss Mag
| gle O'BrieD, Miss Lottie Authorized. Pro-
| lessor T. Conway, Messrs C. r. Heeney,
George Smith. W. J. Muhl. w. II. Rowe.
George Werner, William Webb. T. Laugh
| I'm, j. j. Sievers.
The friends of Miss Gertrude WINNER
surprised her last Friday evening by giving
her party at her home on Iowa street.
Last Wednesday evening birthday party
was rendered 10 Miss Anita Culigan. at her
residence. 103 Van Ness avenue. The par
Tors were tastefuily decorated with ever
rendered by Miss Anita Culigan and Miss
Matte Dawson and piano solos by Mr.. p.
de vincent and Mr.. w. III. Suly Others
present at the joyial gathering we're: Miss
annie GloiIn, Miss Abbie Maginnis, Miss
Madge Collons. Miss Mollie Collons, Miss
Nellie Steward, Miss Annie jackson. Miss
Annie OShaunessy. Miss George Mcclure,
Miss Florence Pape Miss NJ. Duffey, Miss
). Dutfey, Miss Mitchell; Messrs. Walter
Lord, ID. Missing. l.. Missing, w }. Farren,
". ID. Suily. 4. Dawson. ]. Mahoney. n.
c. Goodwin, r. j. Conner, f. A. Biedeman,
G: Wood. A. E. Thomson, A. II. Smith. d.
O,BIlen, w. OShaunessy, NJ Eisenchisnel,
w. Roxey and d. Gallons.
a very pleasant reception was given by
Miss Lottie Schluter at her residence, 2446
Howard street, 10 hex class of '95 of Cogs-
we'll College Oh Friday evening last.
The large parl0rs were handsomely deco
rated with ferns, smilax and daffodils. The
evening was spent in dancing, games sing
ing and Rotations. AT II O'Clock the guests
formed march and entered the dining
room, where refreshments were served. The
dlning-room was decorated in ferns. golden
ROD ana the blue and white flag of the col
leee- Purple and gold, the class colors,
were also prominent. The beauty of the
scene was heightened by the beautiful
toilets OF the young ladies.
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
sehluter, Mr.. G. A. Merrill, Mr.. j. Part
ridge. Miss NJ. Van Vlecs, the Misses G.
Grim, M. Hart, j. de Forest, G. Weeks. E.
Crandall, II. Nolte. M. Chaplin, M. Hag-
mayer, l. Johnston, A. Berger, b. Slack,
n n aGe cuIg A 4; Dggs M n.,ins
Emerson. G. Corwin, l.. Knox, V. VIII
liams, L. Mack. J. Lyon. e. Maxwell. H.
Noble. /. Wilson. E. Dean, Z. Smith, K.
Bryan. N Pedar. M. Croall and the
Misses Schluter; Messrs. q. Long. r.
Dolan. R.Wright j. Mcdonald, w. Davis,
X. Mead. Fl. Smith, L. Ehrenpfort. f. p.
Foster, l.. Pedlar. A. Bowley. w. Spauld-
ing. J. Landsberger. p. K. Guild, }.
Mccullough, j. w. Barnes. f. Klopstock.
A. kleinhans, W. Lyon. g. j. Crowley, IL.
Dunbar, e. Schluter. r. Schluter and Mr.
Wilson.
Miss Rosa Soinsky OF 966 Harrison street
entertained large number of her friends
at her residence last Sunday evening, the
18th inst. 1t proved TO be very enjoyable
affair to every one present. The features of
the evening were singing, Rotations and
dancing, and delicious refreshments were
served. Those present we're: Miss Celia
Lichtenstein, Miss Celia BibbergalI. Miss
Sadie MaIkowiiZ, Miss Grace Bernard, Miss
Ray Bbbergall. Miss Jennie Markowiiz,
Miss Lille SamuelS, Miss Esther Novinsky.
Miss Dora Rudee. Miss Ella Shoenfed;
MessTs ,. MarkOwitZ, j. Lichtig, b. Levy,
Leo Borck, Charles Cohen, E. Hoffman.
Hugo Schary. Simon Label, j. Rosenberg,
d. Rudee and Louis Soliusky.
very pleasant surprise party was given
the other evening 10 Miss Jennie Cline of
Santa Rosa at the residence OF Miss Annie
~Spellman on Eureka street The evening
was most en1oyably spent dancing, singing
and playing games. A feature of the enter
ta!Dment was the fancy dancing by one of
the guests. A delicious supper was served
at midnight and those who enjoyed the
pleasures OF the party were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Spellman Of San Mateo, the Misses Annie
Spellman. Jennie and Lille Cline OF Santa
Rosa, Agnes and Ada Sharkey, Julie
Smith. Mae Walker. Annie Murphy Daisy
aud Sadie Mullaney. May aud Gertrude
Connell. Miss Henderson, Lille Brown.
O'Neill, Theresa Sharkey, Lucy Nelson
Messrs. Peter Clarity, Thomas Murphy,
Harry Alexander. George COllopy. Ed
Hartman, S. O'Connor. Frank and 5. Little
ton. James Devlin, N. Greary. a. Medrost
Paul Jones, Martin Finberg, Frank Cerene.
James Murphy. Frank Dillon. George
Becker. p. Denroche, Ed Sager, Leo George
Spellman. Il. Judge, George Stepson, T.
Brown. Mr.. Mead. George Larabee, II. FRI
Ghetto, William Belle, Thomas Grennan and
II. Pauline.
Boat Club Excursion.
Tie members Of the Triton Swimming
and Boating Club ard their lady friends
had quite pleasant trip to Angel Island in
the clubs barges ON WashiDgton's BIRTH
day. The crews left in the Argonaut and
Lady Washington from the clubhouse at
10 A. NJ, arriving at Angel Island one hour
later, where a landing was made at the old
quarry. Once landed the ladies and meT-
bers enjoyed themselves strollng over tile
island. Mr.. John Peat acted rs master OF
ceremonies. The KehrIein brothers al
tended TO the wants of the inner man, by
cooking clam chowder. steamed clans, hot
coffee. steaks. etc The feature OF the day
was a swmming-race of 200 yards between
Messrs. Sam Solomon, NJ. Tromboni and
Fortune Aureguy, and it WAS won by For
tune Aureguy, closely followed by from
boni and Solomon. The party left the
isiduu III l.. NJ Uc lOllONlDk WtIt pres
emit: Messrs. Fortune Aureguy, NJ. from
bonI, August F. Schubert. Val Kehrlein,
Stanley Adderey, b. +. KehrleiD. Sam Sol
onion, Joseph l.. Kehren and John Peat,
and Mrs. Fortune Aureguy, Mrs. Val Kebr-
lein. Miss Emma Steppenback, Mrs. b. L.
Kehrlein and Miss Henrietta Gagliardo.
Socials.
A grand entertainment and ball was
given in Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening (Washington's birthday by the
Improved Order OF Red Men tribes sof
San Francisco. A capital musical and liter |
airy programme was presented, concluding |
with series of stereopticon views by Mr.. |
Edwin g. Parker, who, for the space OF if |
teen minutes. transported his audience to |
that beautiful country through which flows |
the picturesque Rhine.
After the enter tainment the audience |
joined in an impromptu dance. with Miss |
Agnes Mcmahon as assistant floor mana |
ger, while Mr.. +. f. Harradine occupied the |
senior Office. The reception committee in |
cluded Messrs. }. Hagan, w. c. Wright, c. |
f. Greenlin, Miss c. Johnson. Miss NJ. Wall |
and j. w. Maher. The floor committee |
was composed of Messrs. III. H. Cole, 1. NJ
Searey, NJ f, Clansen. j. Wade, w. Belts, |
p. s. Seymour. c. j. Clarke and Miss l.. |
Edwards.
Hayes Valley Circle No. 201. Companions
OF the FOreSf. a. u. +. oil a., gave very |
enjoyable entertainment and social in Scot |
fish Hall last Friday evening. The attend |
ance was good and dancing was kept up |
with enthusiasm until midnight.
Clan Fraser No. 49, Order OF Scottish |
Clans, gave q grand concert and dance in |
Scottish Hall last Thursday evening, In
honor OF Washngton's birthday. A capital |
musical programme was rendered, after |
which dancing was kept up until a late |
hour The grand march was very attractive |
and original.
The Arcade Club gave very enjoyable |
high jinks on Saturday evening, February |
Is, in honor Of the opening of their new !
cluhr0oms, situated al 1924 Dupont street |
Songs and music were rendered by the men, |
bers and their friends. 1t was late in the |
evening when the company dispersed, after |
spending most enjoyable evening. The |
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