The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
RECENT SOCIETY EVENTS,
A Pleasant Party by the Pupils
of the Lick High
School.
Features of the German Given by the
Entire Nous Club at the
Palace.

A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Olivia Schultze at her resi-
dence, Oil Illinois street, on Saturday
evening, Decem Der Il. The evening was
most enioyably spent in games, singing
and dancing. At midnight repast was
served, after which the festivities were re-
sumed until a late hour, when the guests
departed with their best wishes for their
hostess.
Among those present were: Miss Olivia
Schultze, A. H. Danielson, Miss T. Cum
ningham, NJ. Enright, Miss T. Johnson, o.
Thomas, Miss Y. Silva, A. Schultze, Miss
l. Cunningham, G. Danelson. Miss T.
Silva, w. Schultze, Miss G. WINNER, r.
Nelson. Miss S. Fairclough, j. Easdale,
Miss NJ. O'Leary, E. O'Leary, Miss Tietjen,
J. Hall, Miss A. Mcnamara, s. Johnson,
Miss Tietjen, Mr.. Hoyt, Miss E. Schultze,
J. Nelson. Mrs. Schultze, A. Schultze, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Schultze.
The pupils of the Lick High School gave
party last Thursday evening at National
Guard Hall. There was large and select at
tendance and the affair was greatly enjoyed
A. H. Clarke acted as floor manager. The COM
mittees were as follows: Floor committee-F.
L. Day, F. j. Gruss, c. r. Smurr, C. S. Boas;
reception committee-Charles p. Jensen, J. b.
Castle, Miss Ada S. Mcdowell, Miss Bertha w.
Kinsey. The grand march was led by A. H..
Clarke and Miss Pohlmann, who looked
| charming in cream-colored silk dress
trimmed with pearl passementerie and cream
lace. She wore bouquet of cream roses.
The members OF Borromean Council No. 129,
| Young Mems Institute, will give an entertain.
ment and social at Mission Opera Hall Thurs
| day evening, January %. A feature of the oc-
| casion will be a new farce presented by the
| members.
The closing exercises of the select school and
| kindergarten conducted by Miss Douglas and
Miss bennington at 1014 Shotwell street we're
held Saturday afternoon, December 81. Alter
| the programme had been rendered the chill
dren, followed by their parents and friends,
| marched TO the hall, where a magnificent
! Christmas tree spread its heavily laden
| branches. Here each OF the pupils was pre-
| sented with pretty souvenir of the occasion.
The programme follows:
Welcome, f." song, class; address, "Welcome, !"
Anton King; THE Trees" song, class; "Dollie
and IL recitation, Agnes Aster; "Remorse -
reci tation, Roy Williams; "Merry Baker, +"
song, class; Seven O'clock" recitation, Edna
Patten; appointment recitation, Albert
| Classen; anvil Chorus" class; FAIRY Child. y
| song, Beatrice Hammond and Sarah GILES
piano solo, Marie Kober; "The Servants of the
| King" Vincent Gull; Fishermen" song,
relt; "Trade Came" class; "Le Corbeau ct lie
Renard," French recitation, Christie Oaten
and May Kelly; "The Postman," song, class
| pianoforte selection, Willie Klein 1.-TWO Little
Kittens. recitation. class; Boat Song" Vim
cent Gull, Anton Kreig, Roy Williams, AL
bert Classen; "Jemima Brown" recitation,
Barbara Nachtrieb; II Wish l Were Bird
recitation. Elsie Wassman; 'Le MAN, French
recitation, Anton Kreig, Vincent Gull, Roy
Williams, Albert Classen; "Little Highlander, %
recitation. Alice ONeil; "Song of the Ma
tions," class; "Spring Birds" song, Elsie
Starrett and Beatrice Hammond; sKinder-
| garten Came song, class; Everyday Po-
| liteness," song, Elsie Starrett and Anton
Kreig; christmas Greeting" song, class:
| carol and march, class.
| The school will open January 6, 1896.
| On account of New Year falling on the first
| Wednesday Miss Louise Levy of 242O Folsom
! street will not be at home until the first
Wednesday in February.
The engagement is announced of Miss Adele
Craner and James T. Burtchaell. They will
| receive on the afternoons of Wednesday, Janu.
ary /, and Saturday, January d. at 657 Harri-
| son street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Morgan entertained
| quite number OF friends Christmas eve. The
evening was most pleasantly spent with music
and games. AT midnight fine collation. was
| spread. after which dancing lasted till the wee
| small hours OF the morning. The following
| guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs. William