The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Narenata Club, assisted by the Bach
Musical Club, gave an enjoyable musicale at
the Arion Verein, last Tuesday evening. 1t
was in aid OF a worthy charity and was very
successful. The members of the Narenata
Club are Miss Frida Sylvester, Miss Nj. PLACE
mann. Miss A. Schmidt and Miss ID. Brown.
Mrs. S. Fl. Cousins gave a pleasant eucbre
party at her residence, III Franklin street, on
Saturday evening, April 4.
The annual dinner of the Trinity School
Alumni Association took place at the Occi-
dental Hotel last Thursday evening. The at
tendance was most gratifying, embracing rep
resentatives from eight different graduating
classes. The society had the honor OF enter
tanning the Right Rev; w. ii. Nichols, Bishop
of the diocese, ana the Rev. Dr. Spaldng, rector
of Trinity school, whose sterling addresses
wsre received with great enthusiasm by the
young gentlemen. At The conclusion OF the
dinner short business meeting was held.
when the association adjourned until the an
Dual meeting, which takes place on May %.
The following members were present: The
Rev. William Kip, Messfs. watson. Lathrop.
Rolph. Matthew, Schageter, Seawell, King,
Kennedy, Stoney, Murphy, Hind. Greenwood,
BahlOw. jerks and Eaton.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity of Berkeley
gave tugboat party to their friends on Satur-
day, the 14th inst. The party left the city
early In the morning on The Relief and after a
short trip out toward the heads landed on
Angel Island for luncheon. The remainder OF
the afternoon was spent In cruising about the
bay, and the company, numbering over bun
dred guests, returned toward evening, having
spent delightful day.
The annual meeting OF the members OF the
Arion Verein took place on Monday, April 2, at
their clubroom, Ala zine street The follow
ing officers were elected for the next term:
John ii. Sievers, president; Wilhelm Knopf,
vice. president; Paul ScholZ. recording sscre-
tary; George Lindenan, tiuance secretary; C.
Hermann, treasurer; Geo ge G. Sneider,
bibllothecary; dlrectOrs-Gustav Page, IL.
Stettn. .. Repsold, Dr.. e. RIelZke. +. Q. Otto.
nso pran
Mrs. Highton has issued cards announcing
the marriage OF her daughter, Miss Edith Ray
ner, TO George Geisendorf Jr., which took
place lasI Wednesday at Auburn, Cal.
Last Wednesday evening number of Miss
Mayors friends lendered her farewell recep-
lion. as she starts south the latter part of This
week. She Will be accompanied on her trip by
her sister-lD-law. Mrs. Fred q. Mayer, and
daughter, The evening was very pleasantly
spent in dancing ana games
The party Civ by the Alohas last Tuesday
evening at Union-square Hall, In spite OF The
number OF counter attractions, was very sue
cessful. There were over hundred couples In
tn march. which was led by ii. thom WOhr-
den accompanied by Miss M. Mangels. The
parry was managed by the floor manager, FL.
thom Wohrden, and The assistant floor man
ager P. Butt. assisted by the following: j. A.
Klein, ID. Reltmonn, u. +. Albert, +. Horst
mann, L. b. Alberti, c. Often, .. Luhn, H.
Campo, II. Rooster. F. Fischer, j. Kohlmoos
and Fl. j. COrdes.
A very delightful surprise party was rendered
to MISS Ida King al her residence, 209 Palmer
street. by her friends on Saturday evening.
April IA. Vocal and INST umental music, dane
ing and games were enjoyed. Among those
present were Misses Ida and Mabeie King.
Miss Alice Hansen. Miss While Mack, Misses
Lotiie aud Ida Johnson, Misses Edith, Flor
ence and Alice Maunder, Miss Carrie Martin,
Miss Emma Catheart, Misses Title and Kate
Lumlade, Byron Davenport, }. NJ. Noonan,
Charles Boyd, Il. Boyle, Z. Hansen, Carl Engel.
Frank Prendergast, " i'll HObro, Fred Warren,
Alfred Ca heart, Cecil Norris, Mr.. Murphy,
Frank Dodge and others.
A very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Rose Williams in honor OF her seventeenth
birthday at her residence. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, by the young ladies Of the PotrerO
Methodist Episcopal Church. Alter good
wishes had been extended, the evening was
passed pleasantly with programme OF music.
Rotations, dialogues, etc. At IL o'clock a
sumptuOus repas was paraken OF. Those
present were: Miss WINNER Miss Bennett,
MISS Davis, Miss Htldbran, Miss Sheere. Miss
Calhoun, Miss M. johnson, Miss Schultz, Miss
Fairclo1h, Il. Adams, Miss c. Adams Miss j.
johnson. Miss Oleary, Miss Bertha Williams,
G. Green. Mr.. johnson, Mr. Bell, r. Nelson, j.
Easdale W. Williams, j. Nelson, I. Melon
NELL w. Symons, w. Toner, +. Upton, S. John
son, E. Oleaty, Z. Tailor. w. Hatton, A. Daniel
son, Ii. Boldly, u. Daniels0n.
On Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, a very
pleasant susprise party was given to the Misses
Cameron Of Canada, who are visiting friends in
Berkeley. The party was held at the residence
of w. Grant, where the young ladies are visit
ing at present. A most enjoyable time was
spent by all, in singing, dancing and games,
until IL O'CLOCK, when the jolly crowd SAT down
TO a de licious supper.