The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
SOCIETY

sented beautiful appearance with cornfowers
and white yiolets.
Reception in Oakland.
Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell gave reception at
their home, 1857 Market street. Oakland, last
Wednesday evening, in honor of Dr. and Mrs
Brown, who are visiting the coast from Man.
chester, n. H., accom- panied by their daughter,
MISS Annie Brown, and son, James Brown.
A Sophomore Dance.
dancing party was given by the sopho-
mores of Berkeley University on Wednesday
evening. 1t was strictly a university affair
and was attended only by the students. Those
who had the affair in charge We're: Miss SUIT
ton, Miss Guppy, Miss KreuZ, Miss Robb, Miss
Penwell and Messrs. Robbins, Olney, Laughlin,
Hupp and A. H. Allen.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was rendered to II. Seton at
his residence. 862 Folsom street, on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Seton. Mr.. and Mr.. T. Mulcravy. Mr. and Mrs.
7. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hall, Mr.. ana Nfys. T.
Parker, Misses Evelyn and Olive Charleswofth,
7. Bailly, s. Heenan, Mrs. K. Walsh, w. Leary,
Miss NJ. REILLY, T. Croft, Miss A. Seton Frank
Cough, Eugene Walsh.
The Church Paper Wedding.
A number OF friends gathered at Mr.. and
Mrs Frank A. Church's, 210 Frederick street,
on Saturday last to celebrate their paper we'd
ding anniversary. The evening was pleasantly
dancing and games. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Belle Griene and Ruby Luce, Samuel
Briggs and Mr.. Isemith.
Pleasant Reception.
,Aerie Cohen gave reception to his many
friends. at his residence, 527 Lombard street,
recently. Those present were: G. Laup, R.
E Egh, r. " Ba1thold T. Tellefsen' G. Trpell c.
j. Cain, L. Jacobs, A. Spohn, r. Sciaroni.
The Sohord Party.
Robert Schord was rendered a surprise party
at his home, 1914 Golden Gate avenue last
week. Those who attended were Miss Adeline
Hasshagen, Miss Lille Heberger, Miss Maggie
! Heherger, Miss Mamie McHugh, Miss Clara
Sehord, Miss Ella Spencer, Miss Mary Gibany,
Miss May Mclaughlin, Miss Florence Frisbee,
Miss Emily Spencer, Miss Alice Ryan, Miss
Sadie Ntzhugh,, Alex Roundtree, Frank Spencer
William Hasshagen, Louis Hasshagen, Robert
Schord, Willie Schord, Milford Schord, William
McHugh, Louis Schord, Arthur Bartmahn
theodore Won Borstle, Bruce K. Jones.
The Hungarian Banquet.
The Hungarian Social and Mutual Aid Society
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary at a ban
quet in the Oberon Hall on Saturday last
Nearly all the members and a number of in
vited guests were present. Nine Negresko, an
Hungarian lady, rendered some beau tiful Hun.
gartan national airs which were highly appre.
ciated. F. Jacobovich also favored the audi
ence with several Hungarian songs, and Pro-
! lessor Ruchwalder gave several violin solos
and also duet with Bella Mauritz.
Navy Luncheon.
luncheon party was given by Lieutenant
c. Dorry on board the United States revenue
cutter Bear last Sunday, which was delight
ful affair in every particular. The company
was chaperoned by Mrs. William r. Alberger
and after inspecting the various parts of the
cutter, always interesting to land jewellers, the
guests were invited to the cabin, where the
table was decorated with ViOlets and cut flow
ers. An elaborate luncheon was served. Those
present We're: Captain Healey, Mrs. w. r. AL
berger, Miss Alberger, Miss Clara Hale, Miss
Mabel E. Phillips, Miss Maude T. Alberger,
Charles Jackson, Lieutenant G. NJ. Daniels,
Lieutenant Schwartz and the host.
Banquet at Richie.
banquet was rendered a. the Mason Richie
by the Reliance Commercial Club to its newly
elected members. Many witty expressions
were delivered by the president and toast mas
ter to the new members. The features of the
evening were speeches by Jacob Burnstine,
Ansley Johnson and Charles Newell.