The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-08

matinee tea last Saturday at his residence,
l247 California street, and entertained about
forty OF his friends.
About a score OF the young friends OF Miss
Alice Creighton gave her a pleasant surprise
party at The residence Of her parents, 171S
LeaYenw orth street. on Saturday evening. Mu-
sic. games and recitations filed up the time
until supper was served, aud were again con-
ttDueG until it was time 10 depart.
Mrs. w. Cloudy gave pleasant party at her
residence last Monday evening 10 celebrate the
engagement of her sister, Miss l.. Priser. and
W. Wilkins.
Nine Giusu gave a very enjoyable party re-
Gently at her residence, 1882 jackson street,
ana entertained about thirty of her friends IN a
pleasant manner.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Deilfram gave a delightful
reception last Friday evening at their resi-
dence, 525 Fen street. to celebrate tile second
anniversary OF theiI wedding. Many OF their
friends called 10 congratulate them and were
Magnolia Lodge No. %, independent Order
Odd Fellows. held its semi-annual Installation
OF officers last Tuesday evening. District
Deputy Grand Master Frank -. Worth, as
sisted by The grand officers, ofiiciated The
officers for The ensuing term are: DIR. r l..
Sutherland, noble grand; William Williams.
ylce-gTand; Samuel Pollack, recording secre-
tary; Herman Stern, secretary; Aiirrd Auer-
bach, treasurer. a banquet Was enjoyed after
ward.
a very pleasant reception was given by Miss
Mabel Pod to her young friends on Satui day
evening, December 80. The evening was spent
IN games, singing and dancing, to the evident
enjoyment or all. Among those preseu were
Misses Ida Robinson. NJ Te LaveZZdri, Sophie
LsytZZari. Halle Burton, Gertie COrbeIt, Mamie
DOlan Miss Brckwedel, Alice Bacigalupi and
MeSSrS. w. A. DODavan. Charles Clark, ID.
Stone, Edward Hester. L. o. CLAIR. a. Gibson.
{. lendelUf " illlam Baclgalupi, q. NJ. Marks,
j. ID. Byron ana Frank POdd.
The annual masquerade ball OF the German
Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Red Cross
was held al Saratoga Hall last Saturday even
ing and attracted very large attendance.
Many handsome, original and cOmical costumes
were displayed. II was early morning before
the ball came TO an end.
The TerpslchOreS gave their second party
last Thursday evening at ClarKS Hall. There
was large and select attendance ana all thor
oughly enjoyed the affair.
On Thursday evening, January 4, District
Deputy Grand President +. Staude installed
the officers of FL DOIa ParloT No 90, Native
Sons OF The Golden West, after which the MEM
bers repaired to the banquet Dom, where a
bOunieOus reDast was served. A pleasant
feature Of the evening was the presentation OF
an elegant badge, given by the members TO the
retiring president. Lyman Abraham, TO which
he responded feelinely.
a very pleasant New Years party was given
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Cloudy at the residence,
lO4312 Folsom street, by Miss Nellie Ossosky.
The rooms were nicely decorated with ever
green's aud flowers. The early portion of Tie
evening was passed by The guests IN parlor
games and singing Ate: dainty supper had
been served The front ana back Darlors were
cleared for dancing, which was kept up till a
late hour There were thirty.six couples
present.