The morning call., 1894-10-15

Tuesday evening. which was a very pleas ant
AFFAIR. The earlier portion OF the evening was
given up TO music and games, after which sup
per was , served ana dancing followed. The
WiIhers, Miss Lillian Van Bergen. Miss IjIIv
citing Leslie Collum, Fred Reed. Miss Effie
Charles Perry. Miss Mabel Citing. Miss LIZZIE
Ferguson Marion Danly, E. German and Mir.
and Mrs. w. A. Etting.
Whats Surprise Party.
The members OF Golden Gate Chapter No. 1.
Order OF the Eastern Star, gave their newly
elected matron, Mrs. Kate j. Whats. a large
surprise on Monday evening" the first meeting
after her installation. Mrs. Whats is a well.
known member OF the order, honored aud be-
own chapter.
After short session there followed an open
meeting, enllvened by social festivities and r.
freShments. There were. besides the members
OF Golden Gate. many visitors from sIstrr chap
lers present, including several past and present
grand officers.
Among those at the banquet table were three
Charter members of Golden Gate Chapter who
twenty-five years ago. helped to institute this,
speech- making and good cheer the time passed
quickly away
Cohen Surprise Party.
The Club of Eleven rendered Rube Cohen a
surprise party on the anniversary OF his birth
day at Foresters' Hail. 102 OFarrell street, on
Sunday evening, October 7. The opening ad-
dress was made by Leo Mann of San Jose and
was ably rendered. The hours were joyfully
passed In dancing and vocal and instrumental
music. AT midnight an elaborate supper was
served in the spacious banquet hall, which was
taSte1ully decorated with a profuSion Of f1ow-
ers After supper toasts were given by j. n.
Nathan, Charles Franklin, Harry Marks, Hugo
Levin, Mr. Coiman, Harry Friedman and Leon
JACOBS. Harry Levin acted as POSTMASTER. A
toast was sent by telegram by j. NJ Cohen OF
New YORK, an honorary member of the club.
Whlch was very much appauded. Afterward the
guests tellred To the dancing hall and the
! pleasures OF the evening were resumed until 2
O'CLOCK in the morning, when the party dis
! persed.
There were eighteen couples present, CON-
| prlsing: j. Nathan, Hugo Levin, Harry
levin. Leon Jacobs, SeImar Simon, Harry
Marks, RUDE Cohen, Herman Harris, Henry
Bach, Joseph SIebbns, MT. Clayburgh, Ruben
| Cohen. Mr.. Colmau. David Wolf, Charles
franklin, Leo Mann, Harry Friedman, Maurice
/ Friedman; Miss Jennie Maurice, Miss Jennie
Jacobs, Hiss Schwartz. Miss Title Adler, Miss
Bertha Silverstone. Miss Annie Franklin. the
| Misses Boas Hiss Sarah Friedman, Miss An
| ME Stockwtz, Miss Julia Harris, Miss BeckIe
! Harris Miss Goldie Caro-, Miss Rae Son, Miss
Carrie son. Miss Rae Pechner. Miss Marks.
Sewell Surprise Party.
Edward Sewell, chief companion OF Excelsior
| Circle. Companions of the Forest, reached the
age OF q on Saturday evening. In honor OF
the event lie was the recipient of most enjoy
able surprise party at his residence, 326 Jessie
! street. al which singing. dancing, games and
general merriment were in order aud a sump-
tuous repast was partaken Of The Preside
! orchestra furnished enchanting music and the
| parlors and dlning-room were profusey deco
| rated with flowers.
Among those present were: Mrs Logan.
Mr. Logan, Mrs. c. Tucker, E. Sewell, Mrs. j.
/ Heydenrech. +. keaTney, Mrs. Thorn, T.
SeWell, Miss n Miller II. Henning. Miss j.
AmbroSlo, S. Bull e Miss NJ. S rohmeIer, j.
Davies, Miss A. 81 wart, Mr.. Hawsen, Miss NJ.
Farrell, u. Miller, Miss L. Smith. Mr.. 0'keeffe,
Mrs. Stelnwey, Mr.. Hawkins, Mr.. Hernandez,
Master Hernandez, Mr.. Patterson. Mr.. FTiar,
Captain E. Is. Kennedy, DR.. Thomas Field.
Nielsen Housewarniing.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen
were treat d 10 an excellent time at the house
warming gwen at their hume at Ignacio on The
9Th inst. The affair was a fashionable
one and 200 people participated
many OF them being from San Fran.
cisco and Alameda. The elaborate decora-
tons OF evergreen festoons, bunting and
Chinese lanterns and the elegant toilets OF the
ladies gave the reeeption-room of their new
home most cheerful appearance, aud the
merry dancers tripped through the mazes of
the waltz TO the strains OF splendid string or
chestra OF five pieces, specially engaged for the
occasion from San Francisco.
AL midnight all present sat down TO regale
themselves at the Sumptu0us banquet. Ad-
dresses were made by several gentlemen. con.
graduating Mr. and NJ s. Nielsen for their I'M
firing efforts In entertaining their guests and
making the occasion a memorable one. Mir
Nielsen, on behalf of himself and Mrs. Nielsen,
In appropriate remarks very gracefully thanked
the company for their complimentary express
slons. Dancing was resumed until late hour
when the company parted. highly pleased with
the beauty OF the new home aud the genial
treatment OF the host and hostess.