The morning call., 1894-09-03

and Mrs. David Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Patiep, Mrs: G.. Bowers, Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
+. Barker, Miss Kate Francis, Miss Maggie
Quinn, Miss May Aiken, Miss Julia Aiken,
Miss Mamie Porter. Miss wary Muller Miss
Maggie Muller. Miss NJ. Cullen. Miss ID. Null
laney. Miss Blanche Peeg, Miss Mamie Patten,
Miss Miller, Messrs. Oscar Fingler, Ed Carter,
Hugh Doughery. Robert Dash S. Krager
James Quinn. Louis LuItiken, James Russell.
Joseph Flynn. j. Hayes. William J. Patten,
Charles Luttlken and Frank King.
Mackay Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mackay invited their
friends 10 spend the evening with them on Au.
gust 25 at their charmingly appointed home on
Myrtle street, Oakland, and celebrate the
tweDty-hfth anniversary of their marriage.
Amusement OF varied nature caused the flight
of time 10 be unheeded till the clock ehimed
the hour of 2. when farewells and good wishes
were expressed. Many gifts were presented to
lhiS popular couple ana attested the esteem of
their friends. The hostess received in the ele-
eantiy decorated parlOrs. and was becomiagly
attlred In black satin. Her daughter, Miss
Leutla, was cDarmlngly gOwned in white chf-
ION over pink silk. A sumptuous supper was
served In the brilliantly lighted dining-rOom
ana AFTER Its dispatch the merrymakers re-
turned TO the parlors. Among those present
were the following: Mr. and Mrs Mackay, MIR.
and Mrs. Roberts, DR.. and Mrs. Pumner. Mr..
ana Mrs Andrews Mr. and Mrs Trefern, Mrs.
hltehner, The Misses Ada Davenport, Sadie
smith, T. Keilbar, Minnie Smith, Rosa He'll,
L. Bradley, Haee er, keane, Miss i. Mackay,
and Messrs. Ii. Miller. r. Kltchner. Clinton
Bradley. w. Mackay Mcdonald, o. Walker c.
Bell, Mr.. Vint.
LiIienthaI Surprise Party.
Miss Annie T. Lilenthal was most agreeably
surprised by a number OF her schooimates last
Tuesday evening at her residence. 5O7 Connec-
iltut street, Southern Heights. Games were
played and vocal and instrumental selections
given after which supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
LilIentnal, Mrs. ?. n. Lange, the Misses Annie
1. LllienUhal, Mamie Suleman, Edith Dow,
Cora DOW. Mamie Strdhan. Grace Lester. Flor.
Sadie McLough1n, Annie Mccain. Maud How
ara, Alma Anderson, Nellie Patterson and
Elsie Stevenson.
The Dilemma Club.
The Dilemma Club was entertained by one
OF Its m. mbers, Miss Nellie Hayes. on Saturday
evening. August 25 at her home. 261l Howard
street. The parlOTs we're very handsomely
decorated with asters. The evenings pro-
gramme consisted of piano solos by Miss Coo
ney, Miss Kelly aud e. NJ. T. Parker; vocal
solos by MIS-. DR.. Macdonald, Mrs Nj Max.
well. Mrs. l.. j. II. Darlington and Miss
CoOney; vocal duets by Mrs. l.. j. II. Barring
ton, Mrs. George Darling and r. Evans;
trio by Mrs. George Darling. Mrs. Maxwell and
Mrs; l.. }: II. Darlington; Il either solo ana
comic address by q. Huester recil tions by T.
II. Soule and j. A. Darlington At12 O'clock
the guests partOok of refreshments. They
then adjourned to meet at the s P. NJ. boat for
OOlhSieS 4uoSudJ evening, august 20.
Ross Surprise Party.
Arthur Ross was most agreeaby surprised
by number OF his schoomates last tuesday
evening at his residence, 1925 Dolores street.
His friends were all present at 8 O'Clock, and
then the pleasure commenced. Games were
played and there was singing and dancing uu-
til IL O'Clock, when a delicious supper was
served.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
George A Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Relchling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Ross, tn Misses Julia
Meyers, Sadie Coleston, Genevieve Byrnes,
Alice Kane Hazel Leishman. Ella Gwinn, Lucy
Kane Eve Redmond, Maggie Suinnaue, Ber-
ma Ross and Louisa Butcher; MeSsTs. Arthur
Ross, Frank Nhltesde, Otis Jones. John
Black, Joseph Raymond. George HmmeItOn
Joseph NenholZ +. Mooney, b. Column Rod
erick O'Neil. John Mcguire, John Column Fred
Ross, OTTO Koch. Peier Ross. George Llnder
Frank L. Ross, William Augustine and Emil
Ross.
OsgOOd Surprise Party.
A very pleasant party was given 10 Miss Vina
OsgoOd last Saturday evening at tile residence
OF her sister, Mrs. Dettmar. After many songs
had been sung by the company present, and a
most enjoyable time was had, supper was
served.
The following were some of the guests pres
en-: Miss Vina OsGOod, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dettmar, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dineley Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Hattie Wren, Miss
sandman, Miss Jennie Smallman, q. Stuart
clark, Ed Clark, Miss Flora CLARK, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mr.. LuckS. Mrs. StraI[op
and Mrs. Nettie Elliott.