The morning call., 1894-05-14

"Pawn," BY n Helen S Maude :, Watn%an h
ietta Holley. Miss Bell recited The Last Waltz
of Won Weber" by Nora Perry; ,Mammy's
Lip Boy," by Ii. L. Edwards, and Behind the
Curtain,' by Mrs. Harrison. The three young
ladies' also gave the sleep walking scene from
"Macbeth' IN a most affective manner.
The fair readers showed marked dramatic
ability. their naturalness being especially noted
The affair was heartily enjoyed by The large
number present.
Siebe Birthday Party.
Several friends of the Misses Gretchen and
Sophie Siebe gave them a birthday surprise
party recently at their residence in Shell Mound
Park. There were variety of forms of amuse-
ment during the evening. including music and
dancing, and an elaborate supper was served.
Those present were: Mrs. Captain Siebe
Mrs. A. Siebe, Mrs. H. Huber Miss Ellen Boul,
scher. Miss Gussie Siebe, Miss Hattie Fargue,
Miss Louise BOsifeldt, Miss Annie brennan,
Miss Freda Siehe, Miss Alice brennan, Miss
Lizzie Moore, Miss Louise Siebe, Miss Mary
SIebe, Miss Gertie Edgar, Miss Lena Cllegel.
Miss Anna Williams. Miss Johanna Schwartz,
Miss Hannah Cliegel, Miss Maggie Hadiey,
Sophie Siebe, Miss Minnie Sieb'. CAPTAIN Siebe,
John f: siebe, Louis Boul, joseph Won AK,
hen henry BorIfeldt. Albert CuSnman, George
Eddie Webb, Fred Siebe, Arthur Webb Arthur
Harrington. Arthur brennan, Henry Siebe, OTIS
Pendleton, Willie Siebe, Alfred PoulteT. Lud-
wig Siebe, Samuel Archer, Mr.. Smith, Herman
Huber, Henry Siebe, Richard Sebe.
The Parry Surprise Party.
A very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
TO Miss Mamie Parry, week ago last night, at
her residence, 6311a Stevenson street. Sing
ing, dancing games and Instrumental music
served 10 make the evening most pleasant
one. The musical selections OF John and Gus
Soelter and Fritz Kaiser were particularly ap-
preciated. At midnight b0unteous supper
was served.
Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy, Mrs. n. j. Cullen. Miss
Mamie Parry, Miss Hattie Remission, Miss
Frances Clarke. Miss Annie Brady. Miss Nellie
George. Miss n Green, Miss Mamie Kennedy,
Miss Lola Remission, Miss Gertle eastman;
MeSsrs. Henry Hansen. William Savage. Rob
Bollinger, William Turner, Walter Fisher. John
Soelter, Fritz Kaiser, Frank It. Parry Eddie
Preston, A. eastman.
The Peck Surprise Party.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given to
Miss Katie Peck week ago last night at her
residence, 12O Trenton street, by Miss L.
Schwarting and Miss o. PodOlski. The affair
was iD celebration of Miss Peck's seventeenth
birthday anniversary. and it was made very
pleasant. An elaborate supper was served, and
there was music and dancing also TO make the
evening bright one.
Among those present were: Miss L. Schwart-
ing, Miss L. Peek Miss O. PodoIski Miss K
Lindwali, eMiss l.. Bartes. Miss l.. Lindwall,
MISS A. Schwarting. Miss c. Vincent, +. Todt,
William koening. Gus UngermaD, Fred Koen-
ing, W. Coppersmlth, E. Lindwall, j. Copper
smith, l.. Peek, w. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. j.
Peck, MRS. Q. Podolski. MIR. and Mrs. Ii.
SchwarIing. MIR. ana Mrs. A Kaufman and
many others.
The Aschman Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Aschman gave an enjoyable
party at their residence, 124 Silver street, last
Tuesday evening and entertained several of
their friends. During the evening there was
music and dancing, and refreshments were pro-
vided bounteousIy. A number of selections on
the banjo, mandolin and guitar were given by
John TOison, Charles Bassett aud Jackson
Hathwel which were well received. Miss
Nellie Brogie and Mr.. Hatbwell also sang some
pleasing ballads. Walter Taison gave some
rectaIlOns and John Taison gave whistling
solo and some selections on the harmoDIca. a
delicious supper was served at midnight.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aschman. Miss Josie Lem0rand, Miss Lulu
Brogie, Miss Nellie Brogie, Miss Mary Remer,
Miss Flora Reimer, Miss kate Hughes. Mrs.
Gnpsune. MIR. and Mrs Reimer; Messrs. Charles
helmer, John ReImer, Arthur AsehmaD, VIII
liam Aschnan, John TaiSon, Charles Bassett,
jackson Hatnwell and Walter Taison.
Vincent Birthday Party.
On Saturday evening of last week very en-
ioyable birthday party was given by Mrs w.
Vincent at her country residence, hillside
Hail." situated in the most picturesque portion
.of the Santa Cruz Mountains, 10 her eldest
daughter, Miss Lille L. Vincent.
All the rooms in the lower part of the house
were elaborately decorated with roses, fruit
blossoms and wild flowers and were thrown
open for the use of the guests. Music, dancing,
singing, recitatonS aud games were enjoyed
until after midnight, when the happy partici-
pants adjourned 10 lie diDihg-room, where
sumptuous supper was served Mirth and
music prevailed until the sun smiled above the
Iona Prieta, when the party. with expressions
of pleasure for the joyful tiDe departed for
their homes. Miss Vincent being a general
favorite received many pretty presents.
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs
Mckenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. Miss Mary
Mckenzie, Miss Agnes Mckenzie Miss Anna
CaJteTm0le, Miss Margaret CatIerInoe Miss
Lille Vincent Miss Sophie Vincent Miss Nav
Vincent, Charlie Mayman. James Mayman,
Donald Mckenzie, RodeTiek Mckenzie and l..
CurTau,