The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-10-09

hours and il was varied by vocal selections by
the hostess and Julius Kahn and MIR. Bartell,
recitation by Professor George w. Alexander.
and fancy skirt dancing by Misses Ida Wyatt
and Lora Pames. There were pretty decora-
lions, and a very fine supper was served. After
dinner dancing and games made the evening
pleasant till a late hour The surprise was
complete success.
Among those present were: Misses Ida
Wyatt, Maude Stark, Jewell Lyons, Lora
Palmes, Sarah Helnes Helen Heines, Esther
ton, Mamie Vinal. Grace Emmett, Miille Marc,
Jennie Davis and Nora SolovOn; Mrs. S.
Wyatt Mrs. S. Soovon, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Alex.
sullivan n Emil Kahn. Adolph Kahn, Il. Roseil-
crantZ. nj. Sena, l. Hassen, ). Basker, PHILIP
Cohen, 6. W. Alexander. ); Bartell. w; Finn
M. Clark, William Simon. j.. Stone, NJ Peiser,
Charles Durham. Louis Marks. l. Tuchler, +.
Tuchler J. Kaufman. A. Wise, Frank WYATT.
Arthur Glass, Charles St0ckwitZ and many
Others.
Joyce Birthday Party.
On Wednesday last Miss Sadie Joyce was
the happy recipient OF very pleasant birthday
party, given IN honor OF her ninth anniversary
by her parents at their home on Col!ingwood
street. A half-hundred little folks had been in
yited and were. present under chaDeronage.
The early part OF the day was spent In the gar
den, where games served to please the little
ones.
At O'Clock the march to refreshments was
begun to the spacious dining.room. Inside
everything was In appropriate decoration. In
the center of the table large birthday cake
surmounted by nine wax candles indicated the
age OF the recipient. After refreshments
games were resumed, interspersed by songs
and recitauons. The little lady received many
pretty gifts from Der young friends.
Those present were: Misses Sadie Joyce,
Jennie Stevens, Maggie Walsh, Nellie Walsh.
Minnie Lille. Constance Ruddell. Nellie Hayes,
Josie McCarty, Maggie Foley Jessie Foley, Jes-
sic Hake. Sadie McCan, Dolly McCan. Addie
Marky, Lilll~ Joce. Isabel Joice Jeanette
Naugben; Masters John Martin, Philip Martin.
Martin Joice, George VerhageD. George
Pleavin, Frank Lille, Edward Bates Charles
Kilpack. A. Walsh, Joseph Hayes, Daniel
Hayes, Willie Corners.
Lachman Surprise Party.
A number of friends of Miss Eva Lachman
gave her farewell surprise party last Wednes-
day evening at ler home. The affair was
complete surprise 10 the young lady, and
passed of In an enjoyable manner. Dancing,
singing and rectations formed the pleasures of
the evening, and a bounteous supper was served
at midnight.
Among those present were: Miss Eva Lach-
man. Miss Celia Lachman. Mrs. Lachman, Mrs.
Z. Cohen. Miss Adele Levy. Miss Mary Levy,
Miss Clara Plant. Miss Belle Davis. Miss Bes-
Soloman. Miss Stella Hartman, Miss Addie
Lowentbal, Miss Lille Goldman, Miss Hattie
Joseph, Miss Sophie Leipsic, Miss Annie Har-
ria. Miss Matte jacobson. Miss Fanny Jacobs.
Miss Belle Jacobs Miss Pauline Morris, Miss
Lille Goldman, Miss Ray BOrkheim. Moses
Davis. Joseph Lastly, A. whitehead. Bert
Joseph Berliner, j. Raphael. Mr. COIN Jr.,
Joseph Kragen. E. Morris, r. Achille. Fred
Siegel. Louie Gross. Henry Cohen Louis Led
erer. Ralph Raphael. Moses Goldberg, J. Wise,
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Lowe ntha Professor j. Brown, William Wolf
and Jacob Levy.
Fitzpatrick Birthday Party.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
1o1S Alabama street, was the scene of very
pleasant party on Saturday evening. September
80. II was given in honor OF the birthday an
niversary Of their daughter, Miss Lizzie Fitz-
patrick, who proved herself to be jolly and
entertaining hostess. The guests were enter
tanned by an excellent programme, which con-
sisted of singing and Rotations A delicious
supper was served, after which dancing VS. In
dueed in until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
FitZnatrick. Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick, Miss An
ME Dougherty. Miss Mamie D0ugherty, Miss
Mary Ward. Miss.Jennie Flynn. Miss Nellie Don
ahue, Miss Katie Kane, Miss Mary Kane, Miss
Mamie Flanagan. Mrs Lees. Mrs. Ward, Hugh
Fitzpatrick James Fitzpatrick. j. Flynn, T..
Flynn, p. Kearns. j. Lees. w. Chandler F.
Donahue, J. Ward, ID. NJ. Ross, s. W. Camp
II. KiIgo, George Armbruster, Charles Arm
bruster. Harry Massey.
The Mann Surprise Party.
A farewell surprise party was given to Leo
Mann prior to his departure for San Jose by
his friends at Azalia Hall. Sunday evening
October 1. The hall had been arIisrically deco.
rated for The occasion The farewell address
was given by Ruhe Cohen, aud was responded
to by Mr.. Mann in a befiftIng manner.
The evening spent In dancing, singing
and rec itations which lasted till midnight. All
then adjourned TO the banquer-hall. where a
delicious supper was served. Harry levin
acted as loastmasfer OF the evening, and his
calls were responded 10 in the usual happy
vein.
Among those present were: Miss Becky Har-
ris. Miss Carrie Son, Miss Ray feckner. Miss
Julia Harris. Miss :. Friedman, Miss T. Adler
Miss b. Silyerstone, Miss j. Morris. Miss Ray
Son, The Misses Rosenblum. Miss j. Franklyn,
Miss NJ skey, Miss Jennie Jacobs, Miss Carrie
Harris. Messrs. Jacob Nathan, Hugo levin,
Rnbe Cohen, Leon JACOBS. Harry Levin, H.
Kohn, NJ. Friedman. Herman Harris. A. Steb-
bins, Max MeyPrhofer, II. Bach, Meyer Fried
man, Charles franklyn. A. Coleman, j. Jacobs
of IN Tao