The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-18
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.
The first anniversary of the Sopholectiau So
cetY was celebrated by a social gathering at
the residence of Mrs. II. SeaTles, 2o6 Haight
street. last Tuesday evening. Miss Zaida Tyr
rell. the honorary chairman Of the society, was
the hostess of the evening and did much toward
the enter ainment OF her guests.
Inc fOlloWing were present: Miss Lottie
Thomas. Miss Ida Morse, Miss Jennie Pam.
perrin, Misses Abbie Pamperin, Miss Clara
Standbridge, Miss Mabel Peters, Miss Flossie
refers, MISS Rosie Read, MISS Gertle
Grgs6y. Miss May Fowler, Miss Lena
Susie Ward, Misses Beatrice and Mabrle
Cook, Messrs. Charles Allison, Curtis Berry.
George kinsmau, Henry Harris, Elmer Peters,
ards George Burge, Albert MorcOm, Fred
Perry, Don Davenport, Paul Potter, Willie
0dgers, Fred Stanford, E. NJ. BIxby Robert
Paterson and Morton Tyrrell.
The Field Reception.
An informal reception was given at 81 Van
Ness avenue on last Saturday evening by Mrs.
c. Field in honor of The return of her daughters,
Misses Sophie and Lillian Stewart, from New
York, where they have just finished very sue
cessful engagement with the Kimball Opera
Company. There were a large number of
friends present During the evening there
were such speeches as the occasion called for,
and vocal selections. Instrumental music and
general conversation were all In order. Songs
were rendered by Miss Lille Douglass A. He's
lup, L. Nj. Jones and many others. An original
song Was rendered by II. Roesler, entitled
Home on Van Ness Avenue TO-Night, >"
which created great deal of merriment. The
vocal duet by Miss Shatluck and Mr., Jones
was greatly appreciated and had TO be re-
peated, by request OF the hostess. Miss
Lottie DuckePs selections on the piano
were excellent, MirIh ana music served
10 make The hours pass agreeably until
midnight, at which hour the guests were
invited into the large diningroo where a &C.
llcious supper awaited them. fl. de Lasaux
was the POSTMASTER of the evening. and gave
the toast OF Welcome" which was responded
10 by Miss Sophie stewart. James COsgrave
gave snort but eloquent toast on The Press"
when they had finished partaklng OF the de-
llclous repast hey returned to the reception
room, where the merrlment was renewed and
kept up TIL the small hours of the morning.
and after singing the farewell song the guests
departed for their respective homes.
- HE following were those invited: Messrs.
II. de Lasaux, c. Wilson, p. M. Jones, A. W.
Jones. L. Frazer, H. Roesler, q. Berdsell
Leslie MorOscO, George Hermance, B. Silver
man. Harry MOroSc0, Oliver MOrOscO, A. ID.
Brush. +. T. Baldwin, James COsgrave, II.
w. Goodwin. II. Fliedlander. William Cath
cart, L. CaIl0w, Charles Coonley, MIR. Ander-
sou, j. +. Bequette. Z. q. Field, Joseph Field
Jr., George FIELD, j. Stevens and E. Thieman !;
Miss Zillah Conley. Miss frankie Rowe. Miss
Nettle Partridge, Miss Alice Partridge, Miss
Addie Stewart, Miss Blanche Cummings,
MISS Ouiid DliniUOUs, MISS 1Tuly SBdLtuck.
Miss Grace Clark, Miss Hattie Whiteside.
Miss Grace Henry, Miss Helen Henry
Miss Kitty IL Twin. Miss Minnie kerwln, Miss
Lille Douglass, Miss Clara Douglass, Miss
Media Brown, Miss May Growing, Miss Lena
Thieman, Miss Hettie Miller, Miss Edith NJ ur-
ray and Miss Gavoni.
Nuremberg Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuremberg celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding at
their residence, 1000 Union street, on Wednes-
day evening. June 6. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with flowers
aud evergreens. After a we-selected instru-
mental and vocal entertainment the dinner
march was PLAYED ana the guests sat down 10
b0unteous supper After supper, dancing and
games were INDUCED in until late hour, when
everybody departed for their homes well salts.
ned. The gifts were numerous and handsome.
Among hose present were: MI and Mrs.
G. Nuremberg, Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheper,
Mrs. A Scheper, MIR. and Mrs. J. Rhode, MIR.
and Mrs Gus Mertens, Mrs. 2. Butt, Mr.. ana
MIS-. William Schultheis, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schulthels Jr., Mrs. Dunshee. l..
Bauer. Miss l. NUREMBERG, Miss l. Mertens,
Miss F. Scheper. Miss L. Scheper, Miss A.
Scbeper, Miss H. Wulbern. Miss NJ. Allard,
Miss A. Koenig, William Nuremberg NJ.
Nuremberg. A. Scheper, H. Scheper l..
Seheper, j; Scheper. j. Shirley. ID. Owens, I'll.
Young, L. Bauer JT., b. Burnett and MIR. MAY.
At New England Villa.
An entertainment was held al the New Eng
day evening under the management OF Mrs
brahm-Raphael, assisted by The young lady
guests. The following programm was carried
out: RecltallOns, by Miss Miriam Hyman,
Miss Rose Monish, Miss Juliet Levy, Miss
HIlda Goodman a1d The Misses ii. aud B.
Kappenman; songs. by Miss Josephine Cohen,
Miss Lille Levy ana the Misses Lille and
Daisy kappenman. A series Of tableaux were
also given. The special feature of the evening
was d tambourne drill by six young ladies'.
The affair was enjoyed by all and voted a sue
cess. The participants we're each presented
with box Of cherries by Mrs. Raphael.
Johanson Surprise Party.
The schoolmates of Miss Amelia JOhanson
gave her pleasant surprise party on Saturday
evening al her home, 1929 Florida street The
young people were agreeabiy entertained ana
passed The evening most enjOyably.
Among those present were: Miss Maggie
MekeOn, Charlie Pinkham Miss Agatha Mel.
son, Fred french, Miss Ella Muhl Ohm
OBrlen, Miss Cora Banucci, Lawrence Hag.
gerty, Miss Annie Ewing, John Grace Miss
Lulu Magee, Elmo Magee, Miss Sylvia Brain
ard, George Brainard, Miss Ethel Carroll John
Pinkhanl, Miss Edith Johanson. Harry Magee,
Miss Emily Armstrong, Ernest French. Miss
Mamie Amendt, Frank Schaer, Miss Maggie
0Brien and Joseph Erickson.