The morning call., 1893-04-17

Woman's Exchange of the City of Homes.
Alameda's four hundred turned out in force,
and tie financial result was very satisfac-
tory Besides Miss Helen Swayne Mr..
Alfred p. Black, Mr.. Frank Mitchell, Miss
Charlotte Gruenhagen. Mrs. Arthur Brown
and Mrs. Olive Reed Batchelder, all we'll
known society musicians, several pupils of
Miss Westgate took part in the delightful
enter tainment.
Resperian Ball.
The members of Hesperian Parlor No.
1877, \. S. G. w. celebrated their fourth an
niversary party Tuesday evening, April II,
In Odd Fellows Hall. 1t was the most
brilliant affair ever given by the parlor.
The Hall was very arlisticaly decorated
with bear and national flags, palms. terms
and lilies. The Park Band opened the
evening with an overture which was fol-
lowed by tGe grand march. led hy Past Pres
ident George A. Montell. Some of the
features of tile evening were the storm Ia n
GERS ana the beautiful souvenir dance pro-
grammes, which were very handsome.
The committee of arrangements consisted
of Mr.. George p. Pheller. Robert T. Legge,
w. A. w. Monahan. w. L. Connors and l..
,. Crackbon. Mr.. George a. Montell acted
as floor direc ctor, assisted by president L. S.
Allen and members of the parlor.
Parties.
The party given the other evening to Miss
Kitty Conroy in celebration OF her eigh
teenth birthday in Koher & Chase Hall
was most enjoyable affair. Singing and
dancing to the music OF string orchestra
was enjoyed throughout the evening and at
midnight a delicious repast was served.
Miss Conroy was the recipient of many
costly gifts. among which was a handsome
diamond set from her mother that was very
beautiful.
AnnnW thnea INF
May Cock, Eva Whitehead, Annie Banna-
han, Katie Carroll, Elsie Kern, Elene Loren
2eu. Annie Daley, Christie Stnckmeyer. ID.
kneii. L. Cahill, f, Burns, E. Burns, G.
Gonzales, S41i., s Boyle, 4. Mccain, A. Brooks,
johnson, Miss McCann. Miss Monohan,
Miss Stoekmeyer; Mrs. J. COnroy. Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders, MIR. b. Haves. Mr Elliott,
Mrs. Barrie, Mr and Mrs. *. Hart, Mrs, X.
uaTt, Mr.; c. E. Westcott, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Margn. Mrs. l.. MoQuin. Mr.. j. Callahan,
Mrs ). h Whitehead. Mrs. j. Partride, Mr..
NJ. Marks. Mrs. NJ. Morrish. Mrs. Dowing;
Messrs. Albert Saunders. Leslie Hayes
Richard Saunders, II. Schneider, d. Con-
roy, {: Welch, A. D. Whitehead, j. Saun-
dus. A; Wales, W. Scow, L. Trumbel, a.
Albin, II. Hanks, w. Morton, r. Conroy. j.
Learned, Il. Polack. NJ. DOnahne, B. O'Con-
nor, I. Kelly, NJ. Grennen, D. Caro-, A.
Glass, G. Ludlow. +. Gonzales, G. Irwin. o.
Wallace, +. BiedermRn. j. Knell, w. New
=,
l.. +. Irumbel, w. PO.ack, Little Marguerite
One Of the most pleasant parties of
TIE season was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Walter at their residence,
JIG Coilingwood street, by their many
friends a lew evenings Sgo 1t was
in every respect brilliant affair. The
hostess entertained in a most charming
manner. The house was decorated in elan-
orate style with small lanterns, flowers and
smllaX, most tasteiuiiy arranged. The par
yNuY-l br,t md Ian
dulged in to the sweet strains Of the harp
and other string instruments. AT II o'clock
all repaired to the dining-hall. where a
sumptuOus repast WAS served. Those pres
e4t were; Mr. a,d Mrs Edward H. Beverly,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred La Violet, Mr.. and Mrs. George Koon.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Eubank, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
HOughton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs; Charles Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. McCurd, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
0Conn0r. Mr. and Mrs. C.. Shea, the Mes
DANES NJ. Z. HuSs of Grass Valley, Title
Malone. Tillie Spilzmahl. Emma Quick of
Grass Valley, Francis Adams, Misses L.
Miss Fredericks, Miss NJ. Foster, Messrs
J. B. Younger, J. O'Connor. f. Barry, j.
Eagau, Charles O'Connor. w. d. Carter,
Henry Buckmann, the host and hostess MI
and Mrs. f. Walter.
a pleasant Easter reception was recently
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Naccarni at their
residence, 1920 Mason street. The pro-
gramme consisted OF vocal and instrumental
music and dancing At midnight bnunte-
Gus repast was served. and n spirit of mer-
riment kept all lively at the supper table.
After supper dancing was resumed, and the
guests departed in the wee sma' hours of
the morning Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. Paulucci. Mrs N.
Weller, SIR. and Mrs. Naccarini, Miss Flor
ehce Mcmahon, Miss Nnie Weller. Miss
Eva Narcarini, Miss Eva Paulucei, Miss
Nellie Naccarini, Miss Louisa Naccarini,
| Messrs. Thomas Leland, Arthur Vokeman,
w. L. Swallow, James Deyliu, Joseph p.
de Vincent. Arthur Bingham. Frank Clan
NM, }. B. Nordeu, Albert q. de Vincent,
Carl w. Eifring.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert l. GTlmuer entertained a few IF their
friends IN celebration of the eleventh ami
versary Of their wedding. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in singing and dan
cling. Those present were: Mr.. John
klightOn Gather of Mrs. r. l.. Grimmer).
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Ii. Grlmmer, Mr and
Mrs. b. +. Miller of Oakland, Mr.. and MIS-
James McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. Buden baum,
Mr.. Myer, Miss II. Budenbaum, Mr.. A.
Budenbalm and others.
Miss Hattie Goodrich entertained q num-
Der of her friends on Thursday evening at
the residence Of her parents, 27OO Pierce
street. Ihe parlors were beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. Miss Goodrich
made most charming hostess and her
guests were delighted with their hospitable
entertainment. Musical and literary num-
bers were enjoyed and delicious refresh
mehls we're served in the handsome dining
room, alter which dancing was kept up
until midnight. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich. the Misses Hattie
Nellie, Amanda and Grace Goodrich, Miss
Nette Ptkin of Santa Rosa. Miss Bessie
Camp, Miss Lille Hemma, Miss Julia Val
entlne Mr.. Valentine, Messrs. +. T. Finch.
D. NJ. Ross, Harry J.. Click, George Arm
hruster Charles Magic. G. f. Sinkwilz.
Charles Armbrlster and p. II. Kilga
Mrs Z. ). Holmes aud Miss Nellie Holmes
entertained a number Of their friends at
their home on Friday evening The recep-
tion was given in honor of Miss Eva Holmes
Of Boston, no has been spending the win
ter with her friends here. The rooms were
tasteiully and artisucally decorated with
ferns and flowers. a most enjoyable even
ing was spent, music, songs and progressive
conversation lie ng enjoyable features
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Z. ). Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Watt Mr..
and Mrs: Il. ). Boynes. MIR. and Mrs Frank
FISHER. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. ". ],
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mohr. Mr..
ami Ms. w. E. Dennison, MIR. J. w. Butler,
MISS Jennie Murphy. Miss Bessie Murphy,
Miss Nettie Murphy. Miss Susie K. Kings,
bury, Mr. W. ID. Kug5bury, Miss Jennie
Coop. Miss May Coop, DR.. Kelly, Miss
Daisy Howard, Mr.. w. Valentine, Miss c.
6. Davis, Mr.. Thomas Hodge. Miss Eva
Holmes, Miss Nellie Holmes, Mr.. Edward
Holmes. Mr. Clarence Holmes, Miss MAY
Casey, Mr. c. w. Rosekrans, Miss May
Sankey, Mr.. Bruce Lloyd, Miss Eva AudeT-
son, MIR. Farrar. Mr.. Louis N Fischbeck.
Mr.. }. r. Fisehbeck, Miss Morgan, Mr.. Del
Bowley. Miss Matte Casey, Mr.. Ed Hewitt.
Miss L Ia Mcintyre, Mr.. Nelson Casey, Mr..
l.. 5. Fisher, Mr.. c. NJ. Campbell, Mr..
Kelly, Mr. ". Webster
The eighteenth and twenty-frst birthdays
OF Miss Gussie and Mr.. Peter d. Butt were
celebrated Wednesday evening in Mission
Opero-hall. Dancing. singing. and recita-
tions given by Mr.. II. COrdes were the chief
enjoymentS. Among the guests present
were: Miss Gussie Butt Miss Denmark.
Miss l.. Mack. Miss j. Denmark, Miss d.
Mohr, Miss ID. Hulsmann, Miss Fisher, Miss
Tie'jen, Miss Fareukrrg, Miss A. Yil<e.
Miss Harold, Mss Schwartz, Miss l..
schwartz, MISS ManGles Miss Miueka, Miss