The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-29
MISCELLANY

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard gave a charm
ing dInuer party last Wednesday evening al
their home. 1913 Van Ness avenue. and hos
pIably entertain Mr.. and Mrs j. 3. Stetson,
Mr.. nd Mrs. John D. Spreckrls, DR.. and MR..
Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller, Miss
OXna and Albert L. Stetson.
Mrs. n. NJ. Rolbrook and Miss Mamie Hol-
brook pleasantly entertained a number OF
friends at luncheon last Wednesday at their
residence on Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. Z. b. Young gave charming matinee
tea recently at her residen ce, 10 Baker street.
as farewell compliment 10 her sister, Mrs. F.
=. Stahler who sailed on he steamer Oceanic
last Tuesd day for her home In Yokohama. The
various apar. menta were DeauIined with roses
nd pot ed plants. A large number of ladies
ca lied and were Hospitality entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mohrhardt gave de-
lIghtiul rec ption TO Camp Alpine" last Thurs
day evening at their residence on Lott street,
opposite Golden Gate Park. Tropical plants
aud pr0fusion of fragrant roses, among which
little fairy lamps goWcd, formed the ornate
decoration OF The main salon and the array was
thoroughly artistic and attractive All through,
out the house the floral decorations were OF
| tile prettiest char cter possible. The host and
| hostess eharmingly entertained their guests Ill
| midnight When a delicious supper was served
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Clunie gave an elaborate
| dinner party last Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence, ia Ridley street, which was enjoyed
| by number of their friends.
DR.. ErneSte Johansen and Miss Marie c.
| Lund were married on May at the residen ce
| OF MIR. and Mrs. Lund, 1909 Polk street. The
| bridesmaids were Miss Camilla Luud and Miss
| Annie Marshall and the &, 0Omsmen were d
! Emmett RixfOrd and Arthur LuDd. They passed
| the honeymoon in the Santa Cruz Mount ain s.
| The San Francisco Schueizen Verein gave a
| pleasant party at California Hall last Wednes-
| day evening aud distributed the May festival
| prizes There large gathering and the
| affair passed of very pleasantly.
The privatc picnic given by the Misses TeSsie
| and Mary Rock of 1916 Webster street wa. an
! entire success on Sunday, the 21st inst. The
day was so, MT at Laundry Farm In singing
dancing and games, and in the evening the
| served. Those present were: Misses Bertha
| Belau, Emma BeIau, Katie Fay. Annie Smith
| Mamie MeDermO,t, Maria Silva, Lizzie fla.
rington, Annie Daley, Emma Olsen. Tessie
| Rock and Mary Rock, Mrs. Charles Silva, Ed
ward Coleman. A. V. Reed, Walter Brunt, r.
Bela1, John Hynes; Joseph R. Morrison,
L. V. Paulucci and E. Naccarini gave an en-
| joyable private picnic at Mill Valley on May
| y and entertained about forty of their friends
Mrs. Trenor w. Park entertained couple OF
| hundred friends at her residence In San Rafael
last Saturday afternoon at tea which she
gave.
quarterly dinner last Saturday evening aud
passed several hours very pleasantly in feast.
| ing.
An entertainment wa. given In Saratoga Hall
| last Monday evening under the auspices of 81.
| Anthony's Young Mems Sodality The large
| audience was entertained by an amusing Ger
| man COMEDY ana OlDbf attractions, ana was
very well satsfi d. The particular star of the
| even ing was Miss Florence Garri<sere, pretty
! youn blonde, who sang Two songs in costume
and was rewarded with many beautiful FORA
| tokens. Her first song was IyrOlean air In
| which she accompanied herself well the
guitar, and the second song was "The Broken
Pitcher" with piano accompaniment by Miss
| Hogan. Miss GarrisseFe has a sweet aud ficX-
| ible soprano voice of considerable compass and
sings easily and with proper expression.
Fred A. YORK neph W OF C. A. york of this
1 ~ VFnu r1adt. sfatrf, rncto
Justin at Sol Runyon's villa. near Courlland
| Mr. and Mrs. Yoerk will reside at S27 Nine.
| teentn street, Sacramento.
very pleasant surprise party was rendered
TO John HsnDavan last Thursday evening al
his residence, 1904 San Carlos avenue Dane
ing and games were INDUCED in and the even
ing was most en1oyahly passed.
Carmel Assembly Young Ladies' Catholic
Union, gave Il very enjoyable musicale anC
dance last Monday evening In Loyola Hall.
PIeclta ParIor No. 1877 Native Sons Of the
Golden West, gave pleasant party at Maen
Derbund Han last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs George j. GilloUy Of Charleston
| gave reception at the ST. Charles Hotel. San
| Jose, recently in honor of Professor John E.
Mccain of Philadelphia. The hotel parors
| Were decorated attistically and the spacious
| corridors were redolrnt with the fragrance OF
some OF the Gard n Citys choicest flowers
| The company present comprised, in addition tC
| the host and hostess, Professor Mccain, ex
Mayor s. RucSer, Senator B.. D. Murphy and
MIR. aud Mrs. James !. Coghlan of San jose
Assemblyman James McGowan of San Fran
cisco, Mir. and Mrs. T. Blockman Nulvey Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Conklins. Mr.; and Mrs. John
Twoey, Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Kaufrath, MIR
Mrs. Thomas f. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Conn., Miss
Sherlock Burt. Miss Lyllian Atcoal, Miss Daftee
Gearon. Miss Zoe OkaBe, Miss Lena Little
Mss Elsie Duncan, Messrs Alex Bradley, Her
bert Gearon. William b. Akers, Joseph s. Nc.
Gihn, Louis School, Charles l.. Korljohn and
Colonel Bruce Curry of Portland.
Alta Parlor No. 3. Naive Daughters of the
Golden est. gave delightful reception In the
Pioneer building last Saturday evening.