The morning call., 1894-07-23
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

Miss Florence NJ. Donovan was the recipient
OF a delightful surprise party at her residence
on Elliott Park last Thursday evening by a
number OF her friends. Flowers and eVergreens
were used artstcally in the decorations of the
! parOrs, and the hours passed there were made
| most pleasant ones. During the evening there
! were vocal solos by Miss Julia Conway, Mrs. j.
/ j. Donovan and Mrs. Kinney, instrumental
! selections by Miss +. NJ. Donovan. Miss V.
! Mitchell, Miss o. Walsh, q. O'Breu, E. PaullS-
/ sen and r. Walsh, and fancy dances by Miss
| May Garrett and Miss Agnes Donovan. Games
| were played, dancing was INDUCED III and a
delicious supper was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Eva Won
Detten. Miss Walsh. Mrs. +. Terrill, Mrs.
Ryan, Mrs. LudrixsOn, Miss F. VI. Donovan,
Miss n. Conway. Miss V. Mitchell, Miss j.
Conway Miss X. f. Brannan, Miss b. Gun
thier, Miss g. Walsh. Miss NJ. Brannau. Miss
NJ. LudrixSon, Miss L. Mitchell, Miss II. Gun
thier, Miss A. Donovan, Miss VI. Garrett, Miss
E. Donovan, r. Walsh, q. VBrien. E. Paulis-
sen, NJ. Walsh, Mr.. Greeley, f. TerriI Z.
Montrose, q. Gunthier, e. Donovan, W. Dono-
van.
Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wreden celebrated their
silver wedding at 804 Lombard street on the
evening OF the 18th inst There were present
number Of the friends Of the happy couple to
congratulate them and express the hope that
they may live to celebrate another prominent
event in their married life-the golden wed
ding. There were many valuable and beautiful
gifts. one being a complete table service. The
evening was spent in most enjoyable
manner. Mrs. Wreden, whose maiden pane
was Margaret Wrobiof, was married in this
city in July. 1869 by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehl-r.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wreden, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Wrobioff, Mr.. and MRS. Nj. HenKen, Mr.. and
Mrs; ": lRigarten' M, Mr.. and ana Mrs: Joseph
MIR. and Mrs. 7. VEN, Mr.. aud Mrs. +. WitZel,
Mr.. and Mrs. h. M. Wreden, Mr. and Mrs. w.
g. Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Wreden, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Waugh Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Henken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Spar, MIR. and Mrs. William
Hacke, NJ. and Mrs. f. Pape. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Schultz Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Schultz, Mr.. ana Mrs.
d. Tietjen, MIR. and Mrs. T. Heuer, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Scnnohr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Miller. Mrs.
GOepert Mrs. Schiing, The Misses q. Henken,
Burns, Annie Wreden. G. Wreden, NJ. Tietjen,
Heuer, B. Heuer L. Prien, d. Prien. c. Schultz,
Z. Muller, L. Hopkins and A. SchnObr; Messrs.
W 2. Wreden, g. Wreden, Henry Wreden Jr.,
August Pape. Alexander Pape, E. Wallach,
George Heuer, Julius Hencken, e.. WitZel, l..
Rottgers, o. Meyer. H. Muller, j. Spar and
Master Lawrence Schweitzer.
During the afternoon thirty ladies. members
of the st. Paulus Frauen Veretn, called at the
residence TO tender their congratulations.
Cohen Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was given TO Sam
uel E. Cohen recently at the residence OF his
sister. Mrs. Coleman, IL Morris avenue. After
the usual congratulations, The recipient of the
surprise was addressed by bis father, Her
mann Cohen, and then presented with dia.
mOnd pic. Then came music, dancing, aud an
elaborate supper and the festivities were con-
unued until about O'Clock in the morning.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Auerbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuels, Miss Minnie GOldmier, Miss Esrele
Levy, Miss Tillie Unger Miss BeckIe Jacobs,
Miss Sarah Basch, Miss Lena Unger, Miss Dora
Coleman, Miss Samuels, Miss d. Cohen, Her
man Cohen, Samuel E. Cohen, Benjamin
Basch, Abraham Goldmier, I. Kalmer, T.
Uhger, s. Katz, d. Caro- and ID. Cohen.
Clinofsky Surprise Party.
A very pleasant farewell surprise party was
rendered to Miss r. Clinofsky a week ago last
night by the Misses Ososke at their residence
An interesting programme OF music was a
special feature OF the evening, and in addition
LheIe were games. dancing and 4 bounteous
supper mat prolonged The party until the earIy
hours OF the morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Sheram,
Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN, Mr. and Mrs Leyser,
Ostern, Miss Harris, Mr.. Plaiau, Miss Stark,
MIR. Clink, Miss A. Ososke Mr.. Kassa Mics
=; Ososke' Mr; Harms, Miss H. ososke, Mr..
Miss Platan, Mr. Rudee. Miss Leyser, Mr.
Stark, Mss Rndee, MIR. Cohen, Miss Michaels'
Mr.. Harkowtz, Miss +. OsOske, Mr.. Freush,
Miss Arnstein, MIR. Garren.
IWU PRESENTATIONS.
Delegates from the different organizations OF
United Butchers met together last week for he
purpose of presenting Ii. w. Miller, their presi.
dent, and Peter Tautphaus, the treasurer, with
handsome gold lockets, SET with diamonds. in
appreciation OF the services rendered by both
gentlemen on Butchers day al the Midwinter
Fair. The two Iockets are square in shape,
with thrre large diamonds set In each.
The company assembled at Mr.. Tautphaus'
residence 1929 California street, where
splendid repasl awaited them. amid profusion
of flowers Senator John j.. Broderick had the
pleasure of presenting Ii. W. Miller with The
handsome gift, while the presentation to p
Tautphaus fell to the lot Of A. Brady. happy
evening was enjoyed by speeches and songs I'M
til laIe hour.
Among those present were: Jacob Scbweit-
zer Peter Tautphaus. j. Bulgenbach. J. Selig.
H. W. Miller, Senator John j. broderick, w.
Wies, A. d. Pratt, Benjamin Davis. George A.
A. Brady. K. G. Schrader. Robert
Wannemacher, Fred Miller, Fred RathgeD,
William Seinnauser, Fred Becker, ID. j. Mum