The morning call., 1894-07-16
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alexandra of Alameda was
commemoraIed by a number Of their friends,
who rendered them surprise party recently.
Their residence was Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and prettily decorated with flowers
and foliage. After the surprisers arrived the
symboical ceremony of remarriage was per-
formed, Mrs. j. Keeks aud q. Thomas acting
as sponsors. Then a delicious supper was
served, followed by speeches, music aud games
until a late hour The affair was made pleas
ant Que IN every way. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexandra
were the recipients OF many beautiful gifts
commemorative OF the Quarter-century OF we'd
ded bliss.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alex
andre, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Keeks, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Cabral MI and Mrs. IL Puchen, MT.
and Mrs PrOu, Miss b. Maillet, Miss NJ Rebut,
Miss q. Chariot, j. 1raVallier, Mr. Levy and
Master +. Chariot.
The CoHn Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cohn gave an enjoyable re-
cepton at their residence 1910 Scott street,
recently in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. FEEDER,
who had Just returned from their honeymoon
trip 10 Del Monte. During the evening there
was a recitation by Joseph GodstOne, songs
by Mark Levy. piano solos by Miss Ray FEEDER,
aud songs by Miss Eva Gyle and A. q. FEEDER.
supper was served. Miss Ray FEEDER won the
gold ring IN the wedding-cake.
Those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. Coin,
MIR. and Mrs. a. S. FEEDER, NJ IS Ray FEEDER,
Miss Dora FeGer, Miss Julia Gyle, Miss Eva
Gyle. Miss Hattie Herbert, Miss Adeline
FEEDER, Miss Ida Unger; Louis FEEDER. Gus
FEEDER, Nathan Cohn, Mark Levy. Herman
COIN, S. NewDauer and John Magner.
McMenOmy Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given 10
~ TYTEr OF
GA Natoma street. Those present were: Mr.
aud Mrs. J. j. Joer Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hermann, Miss
Maud Raymond, Miss Alice Sampson, Miss
Josie Brown, Miss Agnes JaQuith, Miss Sarah
Jones. the Misses Ivy, Belle and Emma Bar
naTd Miss Nellie Cornell. Miss Mamie Nc
sdy; Messrs. Nicholas McMenomy, Albert
Leaf. Joseph Soto, John McCarty, Albert
Jdduith. r. J. Miller, George Miles, Albert
JOEL, j. Mcdonald. }. Dunn, Fred Deal, Ben
Franks, William Barnett, l. Schwartz, Joseph
aud James Carter, j. Rey, Masters Joseph
Raymond and Bertrand ii. JOEL.
The Dilemma Club.
The members of the Dilemma Club met last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss Mary
Beam 2725 Howard street, TO give farewell
party TO one OF the members, Miss b. Patrick
prior to her de. arturo for her home In Chico.
The grounds surrounding the house were
frightened by hundreds of lighted lanterns,
and the rooms were profusely decorated wuh
flowers Among the attractions of the affair
were songs by a quartet composed OF Mrs.
George Darling, Mrs. l.. j. ii. burlington, j..
Macgure and Mr.. Evans, 4 vocal solo by Mrs.
Macdonald, piano solo by Miss Kelly, a
either colo and German aud Irish dialect reel
JaliOns by q. Huerter and reading selections
from the "Dllemma Clipping" paper edited
by Mr.. Dazzling and Mr. Macguire. After this
,w.In all,
paired to the lawn, where several tables were
set with good things, and a sumptuOus supper
was enjoyed. They then adjourned 10 meet on
July 81 and attend the Iivoli.
Santry Surprise Party.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered re.
Gently To Miss frankie SautTy at her home by
several Of her schOOmates. There were violin
solos by the Misses Mercedes McGrilis Annie
Carbon and Gertie Hummngae; mandolin
selections by Miss Frankie Santry, piano num-
bers by William Hall, fancy dances by the
Misses Dollie Turner and Edith VOlZ. Dane
ing was participated in and games were played
and a delicious supper was served at late
hour.
Among those present were: Miss Frank
Stntry, Miss Mercedes McGrill, Miss Edith
VOlZ, Miss Lille Santry, Miss Josie Lawley,
Miss Annie Lawley, Miss Dollie Turner, Miss
Annie CarridOn, Miss Maggie MaOney, Miss
Myrtle Boone, Miss Grace Duane, Miss Mamie
HeaIy, Miss Agnrs Stein, Miss Mamie Baum,
Miss Ida Ryan, Miss Gertie Hummlngae, Har-
old Herring, William Hall, Edwin Hall, Will
liam Santry, Jasper Baum, j. JOyner, p. joy
ner. j. Healy, &. Long, I. Stein and j. CAT
ferey.
Holland Surprise Party.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered to
H. G. Holland recently at his residence, 1856
Folsom street. The evening was delightfully."-
passed with dancing and music. &. w. Loyde,
Miss Queenie Holland, Miss Annie Lyman and
Miss Celia Rega were among those who con-
tributed musical selections. An elaborate sup
per was served at midnight, and it was a late
hour when departures were made.
Among those present were: Miss Queenie
Holland, Miss Celia Rega, Miss Esther Sam.
uels, Miss Annie VishOOt, Miss Bessie Nov
insky, Miss Mollle WOlfson, Mrs. LOyde, Miss
Sarah Asher. Miss Florence holland, Miss
Annie Simon, Miss Jessie Holland, Miss May
Roth, Miss May Ferris, Miss Lillian HO-
land, Miss Annie Lyman, Miss Lizzie Las
key. Miss Katie Cold, Miss Celia Gold
Miss Ella Harrington, Miss Jennie Mona
han, Mrs. COlyeTd, Mrs. Holland, Louis
OsOske, Il. q. Holland, 1. COhn, Caesar Roth,
j. Enright, Philip Asher. /. Marks. Harry
Cobb, NJ. Scbessinger, Julius Miller, Joseph
Leberman, Thomas Eastwood. Louis Roes,
Gilbert Bell, George w. Loyde, Robert Lee, w.
u. Holland aud Mr.. Crow.