The morning call., 1894-08-27
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

A very pleasant surprise arty was given to
Miss Mamie Quadt, Oldest daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Quadt. on Saturday evening, August
10, at her residence, 22S Thirteenth street, in
honor OF the twenty-secODd anniversary OF her
birthday. The young lady had been enjoying
stroll downtown in company with her aunt,
when. by a little strategy, she was induced to
go home at an earlier hour than she expected.
On arriving at the house all was darkness, and
she, suspectlng nothing, was led into the par
lors which were suddenly thrown into blaze
OF light. and there she stood before her many
friends completely bewildered. 1t took her
quite little time 10 regain her composure, and
after congratulations were given by all the
hostess retired for a brief period, but soon re.
appeared clad in d handsome gown OF canary
cOlored silk. The hostess, who is pretty bru-
Dette OF medium height, was the recipient OF
many handsome and costly presents. The par
Tors and dining-rOOm were beautifully decorated
with ferns and flowers, and smilaX was grace
fully festoOned from the ceiling With pretty ef-
1ect. The Supper-tableS were arranged on tile
Veranda, which was canyassed In and adorned
win cooted Chinese lanterns and palms and
ferns.
AT midnight bouDteOns supper was served,
ana many toasts were proposed for the future
health and happiness of the young hostess. A
fashlight photograph was taken Of all at the
There were many vocalists OF ability presen'.
so songs were numerous. The soprano solos
by Miss Carrie Bolton, with piano and mando'
|
Graves, Miss REIN, Miss Burkhardt, Miss
Meyer and Miss Quadt also sang charmingly.
EDWARD Dwyer gave several recllationS, and
duet from all Trovator-" was sung by Miss
Minnie Siebe and Joseph Quadt, winning much
praise. Dancing and games also formed part
OF the pleasures of the evening. The affair Old
not terminate until very late hour.
Among those present were Miss Mamie
| Quadt Miss Mamie Graves. Miss Mamie Sebe,
Miss Katie Qqadt. Miss Emma Fenstermacher,
Miss Rosie BanZ. Miss Emma Bolton. Miss
Carrie Bolton, Miss Annie REIN, Miss Clare
Burkhardt, Miss Annie Never, Miss Agge
Qqadt, Miss Rosa Dwyer. Miss lima Quadt
Miss Josephine Graves, Mrs j. Quadt, Mrs. j.
Banz, Mrs; G. Buckhoz Mrs j. Howe, Joseph
@acmea R Edwad spSye Msm
ander Buckholz, Arthur BuckholZ, Henry
Dilges, Richard SpectOr, Peter BuckhOlZ,
Joseph QuAdt, Robert Buckhardt, Lulie Quadt
T.. Golly, George Newald, August StegeleT,
/ Otto StlegeleT, John QuadI, Gus BuckholZ, j.
Howe.
The Cooper Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
George Cooper at his residence, 101S Howard
! street, Saturday evening, August Is. Dancing
and games were participated in until IL O'Clock,
when a delicious supper was served. after
which songs were sung by Miss Minnie Kee
ney, Miss Julia Driscol, Thomas Farrell, Miss
A. Riley. J. MalOney, ". Glinn and j. Lane.
! Music was furnished by James Lucas, L. Far
rell, B. Dodge and j. Maloney.
Among those present were: Miss May
! Ginty, p Ward, I. FliuD, Miss Ella Estes
! Mrs. A. j. Estes, John j. Ryan, Miss A. Lam
! agan, Frank Mayo, Miss May Driscol, Henry
! Donahue. Miss Lulu Ward, Miss May Ward,
! w. j. Neal James Lucas, Miss Clara Meyers,
Thomas Cooper. Il. Cassidy, Mrs. q. W. Estes.
! Fred Estes, Mrs. 4. Riley, Miss w. Ryan, Miss
l. Ryan, Joseph Ackerson, George Estes, Miss
A. kiley Miss A. Riley, Miss X Ryan, Miss NJ.
GGatfney, Miss us A. Haley, J; Buckley, Miss A.
Heilratb, L. Williams. II. Cooper. Robert Lee.
Nj. DriscolI. Miss Helen Thompson. j. Dren-
men, w. Cooper. J. Maloney, William Gaffney,
A. Buckley, A. Miclaren, Ii. Beggs, NJ. McMul.
len. Miss May Cooper, (. Estes, L. Wood
bridge, d. Wilson, S. Kelley. I. Byne, Miss E.
Miss A. Lludwole. o. Hansen, B. Harvey, Miss
NJ. Gaffney, I. Ginty, K. Garden, j. Hern, e.
Lincb, B. Neil, ID. Mitchell and w. c. Murphy
Visit to the Oyster Beds.
On Sunday August 10 large number of
friends were royalty entertained by NJ. B. Nor
Afghan at the oyster beds owned by that gentle
man near san Mateo. The tug Elizabeth was
chartered for the occasion and the crowd was
! one Of the 1olliest that ever visited the beds.
A number OF yachts also sailed down to the
beds and carried invited guests. The day was
all that could be desired and on the arrival of
the tug an excellent luncn was spread. Mr..
and Mrs. Monaghan. assisted by the Misses
Monaghan. carefully looked after the wants Of
the guests. The entire party was turned loose
TO enjoy all the oysters they desired and about
nfteen baskets were disposed OF. Excellent
music was a feature OF the trip. The run nome
was enjoyed by all and the affair was pro-
nounced genuine success and invitations for
the next one are eagerly awaited.
Among those present were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Monaghan, Miss Elsie L.
Monaghan, MIR. and Mrs. L. Trampleasure, Mrs.
J.. r. Lampe, Miss May Thomas, Miss Agnes
Thomas, K. A. Thomas. Miss Berthe FahTen-
krug, Miss Mollie Shea, Miss Annie Shea, j. B.
Monaghan, Miss lille Joost, MICS Lulu Doc
Ian. Miss Loretta Doolan, Leo Shea. Miss
Emma Swan, Miss Jeanne Swan, David Will
hanson, Miss Christine Powers, Miss Louise
Powers, Miss Florence BoyntOn, Miss Gertrude
Boynton, Miss Rose Shea. Miss Lizzie Shea,
Miss Eugene Monaghan. William Poole,
s. V. Costello, Charles q. Monaghan, w. Fl.
Flaberty. Thomas Gallgan, William Burnham,
James Coakley Val Kehren. August Schu-
bert, Richard Barry, Robert Mitchell and Il.
Dwyer.
Los Gatos Floral Society.
The Los Gaios Floral Society gave an exceed.
ingly pretty tea on Thursday the occasion
being the departure OF their first aud much
loved president, Mrs. William McManus.
Their assembly.hall was most tastefully deco.
rated. trailing branches OF glistening ice plant
hung from ceiling pillar and dais; pan.ies,
carnations and pelargoniums Wed with each
other in brilliancy; large vases OF bending sun
mowers loomed up from each corner OF the hail,
making pretty back ground for the banks OF
| mdDy-cOiOF6u ana fragrant roses.
great number were present, the ladies look
! Ing their very best IN white pink and purple
summer lawns or delicate India silks The
luncheon was simply delicious, consisting of
sandwiehes au pate de foie gras, inuumerabIe
| varieties of cake, fruit OF all kinds piucked
fresh and juicy from the trees, ieecream and
OF course, tea, Favored profusely from every
] urn. There were two complimentary addresses
read. TO which Mrs. McManus gracefully re-
/ sponded, The afternoon passed as merry as a
marriage bell, but-"Alas! too SOON"
Those present were: Mrs. c. A. Bronoueh,
Mrs. y. +. Billiard, Mrs. DIR. BelinZs, Miss
Eutemia Bolton, Miss Emee Cohen. Mrs,
! HAIRY h. Edwards, Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. DR..
Gober, DIR. Sarah Hughes Groves, Mrs John
Higham, Mrs. w. g. Holden, Mrs. n. E. John
stOn. Mrs. koppilty, Mrs. William McManus.
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. 1. Marks, Mrs Pierce
Mrs. j. r. Ryland, Mrs. DIR. Rice, Mrs Slim
Mrs. l.. b. Sage. Mrs Louis A. Sage, Mrs Can
tain Weliman. Mrs +. Watkins, hlessrs T. E
Johns, Watkins, Edwards, Il. f. Fletcher and
Captain Wellman.
Raubinger Surprise Party.
George Raubinger was given surprise party
recently by his friends al the residence of his
parents, $40 Lombard street. The occasion
was his twenty-nrst birthday. Alter supper
the guests adjourned TO the bali OF the Voiun-
teer Athletic Club. where dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Rau-
bingc 4, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Prelssler. Miss Amy
Kronenberg, Miss Lizzie White, Miss Louise
FeiZ, Miss Louise SchweitZeT, Miss Schmidt,