The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-09


Blackburn, e. Engel, r. ScOuler. William May
berry, William Meadows j. Ried, MIR. Edward
and Mr.. Gerthart.
.Stolz Siiv er Wedding.
The celebration OF Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Stolz's
silver wedding at 126 Eleventh street on the
evening of Ma rch 25 was one long to be remem-
bered by those who had the good fortune to
attend. The spacious parlors, the still more
spacious supper-room-in fact. the entire resi-
dence-was alive with garands, lanterns. flags.
bunting and natural flowers.
Among the numerous costly gifts crowding
the anteroom was one teeming with poetry,
contributed by the two eldest daughters, the
Misses Julia and Lott1e StolZ. Six lovely faces,
grouped in the center OF large, elegant frame,
being no other than the counterfeit present
ment of the six charming daughters OF the
hostess. the Misses Julia, Lottie, May, Gussie.
Ruby and Pearl.
AT 10 O'Clock. to the inspiring strains OF
Memberships wedding March," aud sur
rounded by hundred and more guests. Mrs.
Stolz was crowned by her youngest daughter
Pearl with wreath OF silver, and Mr.. Stoz
received from The little ones fairy fingers
spray OF silver wheat blossoms. Appropriate
remarks were made by Rev. DR. Fuendeling.
after which the "brde" received the customary
salute from every lady 10 the room. the gentle
men being obliged to content themselves with
congratulations only.
AT II O'clock sup er was announced. The
guests were presented with blades of silver
wheat and escorted TO the supper.room, where
amy lanterns shed their mellow light upon
tables that were SET with numerous delicacies.
Several felicitous tOasts were given and re-
sponded TO. DR.. ErbardI's address being partic-
ularly noticeable. Dancing, games and recita-
tons were enjoyed also, and some excellent
music was given by the San Francisco Mandolin
and Guitar Club and Nine. o. |. Godwate.
Many of the guests remained until 5 o'clock in
The morning when an elaborate breakfast was
served.
The Parker Party.
A very enjoyable musicale and party was
given by Mrs. S. A. Parker TO her many pupils
on Tuesday evening of last week at her resi-
dence, 728 Suffer street. The dining-room
was tastefully decorated with ferns and
flowers, and presented a beautiful appearance.
After Well.rendeIed programme refreshments
were served and dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. Clark, Mrs.
S, A. Parker, MIR. and Mrs. Leon, DR.. I. r.
Ethrrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer, Captain and
Mrs. 5. p. Blumenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Stern. G. Mitchell. Harry Stilwell, Miss ida
Gluyes. Miss Gluyes, Miss Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs Rosenberg, n. Curtin, the Misses s. and
n. WoOfe Miss j. Marks. Miss l.. Mocker,
Miss A. Partridge and others.
The Mayer Surprise Party.
very successful surprise party was ten
dered 10 Miss Lena Mayer last Saturday night
at her residence, 201o Folsom street. AT IL
U CLOCK Il OellciOUS supper was served. AFTER
which several hours were spent in singing,
dancing and games.
Among those present were Mrs. George
Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred q. Mayer. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pepper, Mrs. Frank Pepper, Miss
Lena l.. Mayer, Miss Ella Oh pman. Miss
ChrisSie Smith. Miss Gussie Schroeder, Miss
Annie Mullen, Miss Susie Lane, Miss Dora
Hustedt, Miss Nellie Miller. Miss Florence
Van Daalen, Miss Emma Macholdt, Harry
DelasauX Joseph Souther, William Mayberry,
William Meadows, Edward Nolte. John PEERS,
William Schroeder, Bertus Van Daalen, Frank
Lindsey, Andrew Mayer and William Mayer.
Stanton Farewell Party.
One of the most enjoyable events of last week
was the farewell party rendered TO Miss Kate
Stanton at her home, 61S haight street, owing
TO her d parlure on Thursday for the East,
where she will stay for several months On
her return she will reside at Haywards. The
house was beautifully decorated with flowers,
especially downstairs, where the floors had
music having been provided.
About 10 o'clock most delightful surprise
to all was serenade by The entire male choir
from ST. Ignatius Chui CHI. After singing sew
eraI times they were all invited in by the
hostess, and Miss Annie Shean's fancy dancing
ana Miss NJ ggie Coleman's vocal solos were
enjoyed. A fine repast was served at mid
night, and speeches were made by Messrs.
Coleman, agnes, Gurus, Albert and Lenehan.
About eIghty-fVe friends were present.