The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-07
Cappelmann-Broger.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

nay 10 at AAOllio SbtCOs.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.sA Muhs assem-
bled in large numbers last Tuesday evening in
response to quaint Invitations on tin bidding
them to the tenth anniversary wedding OF their
host and hostess. The pleasant affair took
place at the family residence, 1o16 Mason
street, which glowed with light throughout the
evening, and was beautifully decorated. Every
room was fragrant with choice blossoms.
blended in with which were the unique gifts of
the visitors. Dancing began al 10 O'Clock 10
the strains OF string band and continued until
4 o'clock the next morning. An elaborate sup
per was served at midnight III spacious
marquee in the adjoining grounds
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
and Mrs. A. F. Thedy. Mi. and Mrs. r. Bidwe,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. James
Gaul Mr. and Mrs. j. e. klemm, Mr.. and Mrs
o. Diederchsen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. CLASSIFY. Mr.
and Mrs. Ii. o. Clark Vic Andler, William
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eckenroth MIR.
ana Mrs. j. B. Price, Mr. and Mrs S. e. Chin
ccovlch. Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Of Golden Gate,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller of Stockton. Mrs.
Ryan, Mr. aud Mrs. Strand, Mrs. Yates, Mrs.
Grant, J. Il. SmyIh, Miss Strand, Miss NJ
Yates, Miss Diederichsen, Miss Ahern, Miss A.
Yates, Miss A. Kelly, Miss Lou Kaufman Miss
S. kaufman, Miss Peterson. Miss Shannon.
The Flesher Reception.
Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Gregory Flesher gave
a very successful reception at the residence Of
DIR. Gregory Flesher last Monday night. The
ladies OF the National Press Association, who
are at present visiting the city, were the guests
OF the evening. be floral decorations con-
sisted of roses and California poppies. Music
and conversation made the hours pass on swift
wings. Light refreshments were served during
the evening to about hundred guests.
Among the strangers present were: Mrs.
Mary Lockwood. American Monthly; Mrs.
sheldon, Washington Daily Times; Mrs. Mary
Whitney Emerson. the Washington Epltome;
Mrs. J. Turner. Wisconsin State Register; Mrs.
E. Thorntos, Brick Pomer0y's Advanced
Thought; Mrs. j. Anderon, Philadelphia Daily
Times; Mrs. Ellen A. Richardson and Mrs.
Emily Charles. Besides the Eastern visitors
several of the local wOmen'S clubs attended the
reception 10 body.
Nielsen Surprise Party.
Several friends OF Miss Anna Nielsen gave
her surprise party last Tuesday evening at
her residence TO celebrate the eighteenth ami
versary of her birthday. Fragrant flowers were
used plentfully in decorating the rooms and
they appeared very attractive. During the
evening there was some vocal and instrumental
music and dancing, ana beunteous supper
was served.
Among those present were Frank wedekind.
Carl Wutb, Edward Ericsson. Frederick Fear,
Goetze, Miss A. Poste, Miss f. Postel Miss
il. Sleber, Miss A. Heydeu. Miss f. Panz,
Miss NJ. With, Miss NJ Haak, Miss l.. Lin,
kind, o. Wedekind. c. Heyden, 6. Hoffman,
Mr.. Schroeder Mr.. Sorenson, Mr.. Pellmann,
Mr.. Forspring, "a. LII. Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen,
Mrs. Wedekind, Mrs. Lii, Mrs. Goethe, Mr..
DommaBD, Fred Wedeklnd and Mr.. Deistal
from Mountain View.
The Murphy Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Irene Murphy last Thursday evening at
her resid cnce, 219 Fifteenth street. The hours
were passed in the enjoyment of the following
informal programme: Song Arthur Miller;
song, Clipper Quartet; recitation. Miss Bessie
Harvey; song, Miss Eva Bolger; recitation,
Miss Irene Murphy; duet, Misses Flora ana
Edith Norman; recitation, Miss Echefeldt;
violin solo, Mr. Hartman; songs, Edward Miller
and William Potts; banjo solo, FL. Mcmahon;
character selections. Professor Humid. After
ward a delicious supper was served, followed
by dancing until a late hour.
Among those present were: Miss Irene MUIR
ply, Mrs. l.. Miller, Miss r. Kobn. Miss l..
Gersenberg, Miss NJ. Mcmahon. Miss n. Me-
Mahon. Miss Lizzie McMabon, Miss IL. Nc
Mahon, Miss A. McMahoR, Miss E. Gersten-
berg, Miss F. Eiseahimel Miss b. Harvey.
Miss NJ. Rsceyieh. Miss A. Shive. Il. Nc
Mahon, :. McLindon, L. Hartman, III. Murphy,
j. Preseher, A. Riley, L. Hartmanshenn, B.
Hartmanshenn Z. Mcmahon. Mrs. j. Fl. Muir
Turner. Miss A. Miller, Miss l.. Healey, Miss
Z. Eekfeldr, Miss X. Eekfedt, Miss S. Leahy.
Miss f. Bolger, Miss Norma Fagen, Miss q.
+. Rudolph, A. Humid w. Murphy, w. Potts,
E. Miller, A. Miller, G. Sheean, H. Miller, Ii.
Mcmahon.
The Harboe Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise was given Friday night
last TO Miss Dorothy Harboe at her residence,
216 Waller street. AT o'clock those nvite d |
marched to the house In body. and when Miss
Harboe collected herself sufficiently from her
surprise, all settled down to pass the evening
wi numerous songs, recitations and dancing.
At / O'clock Fred Hammer and Miss Dorothy
Harboe headed the march to the dlning-room,
where supper was enjoyed. That over with,
dancing was resumed, and finally all departed
well pleased.
Those present were: Miss Winifred Glky-
son, Miss Annie Mccarthy. Miss Alma Harder,
Miss Lyle Merritt, Miss NJ annie Dugan, Miss |
Mia Gtlkyson, Miss Minnie Williamson, Miss
Cassie Yagger Miss Cora Hastey, Miss Minnie
Brown. Miss A. Carries, Miss +. NJ Franklin, |
Miss Ella Mccain, Miss Nellie Marks and Miss
Dot Harboe; Mes3rs Fred Hammer, Roy
Whitney, G. Muller, Hugh Buttenbaeh viii |
liam Mcleod A. Razeti, Frank Owens, Frank
e. Winters, Leo Garrod, l.. Booker and Arthu +
Gould.
The Heverin Party.
Angelo Heyerin entertained a number OF his |
friends at the residence of his sister, Mrs. |
Thomas F. Harley, on Twelfth street, on
Wednesday evening last. The occasion was a |
commemoration OF Mr.. Heverin's twenty-UinIh !
birthday. The host was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Harley, Mrs. George K. Luther and |
Miss Mary E. Hayden of Belvedere.
The affair was devoted 10 music with few |
dances interspersed Vocal selections were I
rendered by Mrs. Ayers and William Ayers; !
cornet solo, Joseph Collins, with flute obligato |