The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-14
VolIner=R Ray.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

A very pleasant party was given by Mrs. l..
S. Bruce at her residence, 1908 Suffer street.
New Years eve. Tie evening was passed with
music, dancing and games. Among the most
Interesting features were vocal selections by
Miss Greasy, Mr.. and Mrs. Seiberllch and Mrs.
Bruce. REGULATIONS were rendered by Miss
Anita Peters and Mr.. Taylor of Oakland. At
II o'clock most SumDtuOuS repast was spread.
The decorations consisted of palms and pink
chrysanthemumS The hostess was charming
as usual as she presided over her hospitabe
abode. Alter supper dancing was resumed un-
til P. NJ, when The guests departed, after
spending most enjoyable evening.
Among those present were: Mrs. Bruce Miss
Dunn Miss G.. Dunno. Miss Coryel. Mrs. Z.
II. Seiberch. Miss Mabel Peters. Miss Anita
Peters, Miss Cressy, Miss Jansen Mr.. Noble,
MIR. Marlatt Carter Tevis, f. ii. Seiberlich,
Albert Peters, Mr.. Francis, MIR. Pollard. Mr.
Quigley, General and Mrs. L. a. Carmen Of
Washington, d. c., DR.. Fall of Oakland, Mr..
Taylor Lieutenant SilcOx OF New YORK, Mr..
and Mrs. /. D. Arkison OF Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Happersberger of 734 Guer.
zero street entertainer their friends last Friday
evening prior TO their removal into heir new
house. corner OF Hyde and Washington streets
The evening was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent IN dancing.
singing and all sorts of games. An elegant
supper was partaken OF, The table being most
elegantly decorated with violets.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mis-. F.
HappeIsberger. Mr.. and MRS. l.. Thors, Mrs.
Addie L. Balou. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hilbert. Mr..
and MRS. Emil Happersberger, Miss Josie Hook,
Miss LOtte Welsh. Miss Mamie Welsh, the
Misses Winter, DIR. Happersberger, Master
Halstead S. Thors and o. Wiseman.
On Saturday. January 6, an enjoyable "stag
supper was given by Hillie ROsen crantz 10
seven of bis most intimate friends, the occasion
being the anniversary OF his having cached
his majority. Every detail had been fttingly
arranged for the occasion by the host. The
hour of dining was precisely at II O'Clock mid
night IOasts were responded to by every gen
item an present amid bumpers of sparkling
wine, that OF DR.. Max franklin beng paTticu.
larry good, belug as IL was mingled with humOr
and pathOS. A string orchestra disc0ursed
sweet strains OF music, which added greatly 10
The enjoyment OF the occasion. Dr. Max
Franklin acted as toastmaster. After enjoy
ing themselves until the wee small hours" of
the morning, the guests drank to the long and
successful life Of the host, and departed for
their respective homes. Those who partlcl-
pated in the happy event were: II. ROsen-
cranfZ, DR.. Max Franklin, Mark Sena, Herman
NJ. Levy Max Green, Morris FEEDER, Thomas
Nolan and Thomas Z. Beary.
A pleasant party was held at the residence OF
Miss Ada Dunlap on New Years Eve. Music
and games were the features of the evening,
after which The guests partook of a repasU.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dunlap Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dunlap,
Miss Lila Newman, Miss May Cooke Miss
Irwin, Mr.. Fred Jones. Mr. Lew Burke, Mr..
Fred Hilbert, Master Earl Dunlap.
Last Sunday evening pleasant and enjoya.
bic surprise party was given to Mr. Alexander
Fischer at California Hall in honor of his
fflie;h birthday. He was greeted at The hall
by his many friends comprising over one hun
dred. Grand selections of music were given
on various strlug instruments, and an elaborate
supper was served at IL O'Clock. Dancing
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journed.
On Tuesday evening last Reuben Hamel.
Joseph Hamel and David Max of New York
gave reception TO number of their friends at
521 Post street. The evening was pleasantly
spent IN singing and conversation and at IL
O'clock dainty supper was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Miss Marks,
Mrs. jacobson. Max jacobson, Miss Adelaide
jacobson, Miss Celia jacobson, Miss Rosa
jacobson. Miss Kitty Marks, the Misses Marks
Jacob GottlOb, Abraham Enkle, Alfred Fling
house and Philip Howell OF New York.
An enjoyable surprise party was given on
Friday evening lastito Miss Margie Bremen at
| her home, 81 Everett street. The affair was
arranged by her schoolmates, and very en-
joyable evening was spent IN singing, inter
spersed with games and instrumental musical
selections. tableau was also presented,
which was participated in by Martin ODOn-
nell, Maggie Bremen, Benjamin Heavy, Maggie
Philbon, A. Mchaels and Jonah Heavy.
Those present were: Martin O'Donnell Mar
gle Bremen. Bonnie Heavy. A. MIcnels
Maggie Philhon, Mamie Callahan, Eddie Curly
Susie Critor, Henry HUM, Josie Dougherty.
George Gardner. Edna King. Byron Coffin,
Annie Philbon, Al Hunt, Annie Harris. Willie
Myers, Pearl Condor. Willie Harris. Annie
Myers, John Heavy, Rose Phllbon, Patrick
Dougherty, John Dousherty. Mrs Curley and
Mrs. James Dougherty.
A pleasant party was held on Thursday even
ming last al the home of Miss Lena Gersten-
berg the oceaslof being her eighteenth BIRTH
day. Vocal and instrumental music and games
were the order OF the evening, the selections OF
Miss Lena Paulus, Miss Carrie Lankenau and
Edward OBrien being particularly enjoyable.
A supper was served at IL o'clock. after which
the festivities were continued until past mid
night.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Starcken,
Miss Amy StarckeD. Miss Freda Hansen. Miss
Edith Gustenberg Miss Carrie Lankenau Miss
Title Weisheimer, Miss Hida Hoffman. Miss
Lena Gerstenberg. Miss Freda knutte. Miss
Emma Henricks Miss Lena Paulus, M ISIS Anna
Selig, Miss Annie LakemaDn, w. Ii. Gersten-
u