The morning call., 1894-10-29
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

A surprise party was rendered TO Miss Mae
Jennings on Saturday evening, October 20 al
her residence, GAL Harrison street, by her
many friends. The parors were beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers. The even
Ing was spent in dancing. and the following
programme was artisiically rendered.: The
evenings entertainment opened with a selec-
tion by the string orchestra, vocal solo by
William Morton. vocal solo by Robert Hamil.
ton, piano solo by Miss Aggie Marlno, comic
sayings by Frank Hayes, duet by Messrs. Fred
Russell and Eugene Lacey, magics by w |
Barry, piano selection By o. Burns, iransfor-
nation scenes by Messrs. Horner and Barizper
vocal solo by William Donaldson, recitation by
Frank Hayes. plano solo by Miss Mae jennings
banjo solo by George Bramhali. piano solo by
Miss Fanny Burns, recitation by EUard Slack,
and jig by Miss Aggie Marin0. After tile en-
tertalHment the guests retired 10 the dining
parlors. where sumptuons supper awaited
them. The following portion OF the evening
was spent in dancing.
Those present were: Miss Cora Wall, George
Ward, Miss Clara Wescott, John O'Krefe. Miss
Lizzie Merklebacb. William Hasseli Miss Mel.
lie Mulin. Frank Ward, Joseph Catanich Miss
Alice Smith. Frank Williams, John Callahan,
Miss Birdie McGinty, Eugene Lacey, Miss
Kiley, William Riley, Miss Nellie MullIn. VIII.
liam Donaldson. Miss Jennie Forrest, Keed
Beckerts Miss Maggie UDay, Miss Ella Gala
han, George Atwood. Miss Kate ODay. Fran1
Teahdn, Elard SLACK, Miss Mae Jennings,
Joseph Crowley, Mrs. Flanders. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jennings, Daniel Crowley, James Skel-
Conroy, Miss Kittie Conroy. Henry McKenna,
MISS Fanny Burns, Harry Batmer, Miss
Sara Boyle, Miss Agge Marino, Frank
iss miss Nellie SEAMAN w. onf Barry M SSqs; nls:
Adde Bergeman, Frank Blanchard
Frank Wilson'S John Powers, James Corbett,
Mr.. Tierhey, William Hunt, Miss Mae Nc
Carthy. Miss Kate Mailman, Miss Gatetta .Jen-
nings, Miss Nora Rogerson, John Duffy, Miss
Kitty Healy. Miss Garetta Smith. Miss John
sou, Miss Fanny Hammond, Thomas Hallinan.
Joseph Kerr, Miss kIttie McK-nua, Miss Tillfe
Doyle, j. de Witt. Miss Mae Doyle, j. ScanIan.
James Tierney, William Watson, George Hall,
Thomas Hall, John GlennoD, Miss Rosie
Wuencher, Charles Westcotr, Miss FrieGra
Wuencher. Fred Russell, William Morton, Miss
Nellie Whaey, 5ohn Jennings, Miss Annie
Stephens, Miss l.. Donaldson, Koonie Borman
William Billings, Miss Emma wall. John
Flood, Miss Jennie Kivell, Ben Jennings and
Miss Ethel Bradford.
The Jacobs Surprise Party.
A most enjoyable double birthday party was
given on Sunday evening last in honor of
Gabriel and Miss Beckie Jacobs at their resi-.
dence, POLL Pine street. Al O'Clock the
guests began to assemble In the spacious par.
lors which were beautifully decorated for the
occasion. Miss Jacobs looked cha rmIne in a
costume OF pale blue silk, and was ably as.
sisted by Miss Bertha Levy OF Napa. who was
becomingly attired in cream creme.
Vocal aud Instrumental music, interspersed
with dancing and games, were the principal
features OF the evenings entertainment. AT
midnight the guests were usbered into the din
ing-room, where sumptuous repasi was served
casts were given and congratulatory ad-
dresses from distant friends were read After
supper the guests returned TO the parIors
where dancing was again INDUCED in until the
early hours OF the morning. Miss Jacobs was
rhe recipient OF many costly and beautiful pres
ents, besides securing many beautiful floral
pieces.
The Tanning Party.
most enjoyable party was rendered TO w.
A. Tanning at his residence on Twenty-thjrd
street on Thursday evening, October Is, by
his parents. The evening was delightfully."-
spent In dancing, games, music and singing.
and an enjoyable time prevailed during the en-.
tire evening. At one O'clock the ladies' who
had taken possession OF the dning-room. mad a
most delicious supper in readiness, and after