The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-12

ing, when the guests departed for their re-
spective homes. Among those present were:
Miss Gusse Wacker, Miss Charlotte Feneilus.
zie Doyle, Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Lena Ricke,
Miss Amelia Ricke, Mrs. ]. W. Glassen, Mrs
Fred Koldenstrodt, Miss Lottie Carr, Miss Elsie
Starr, Miss May Bloom, Miss Flora Wilson,
Miss May Hansen, Miss Lizzie Andrews, Miss
Carrie Case, Miss Laura Williams, Miss Dollie
Haynes, Miss Fannie Lowe, George w. Butrle,
man, Fred Kodenstrodt Major George Skiy-
ington, Captain Louis Mayer. Ed Binder,
Charles Binder, Ed Splaine, Peter Sweeney,
Ed Coffey, J. w. Classen, Henry Ripple, Fred
Becker, Joe Sweet, George Steinhart, Jack
Boyd.
The reception given by DR.. and Mrs. Muffee
last Saturday evening at the American Hall
for the participants of the Wallenstein Camp
of the late Goethe and Schiller festival proved
to be most enjoyable affair.
During the evening the guests were enter
tanned with vocal and instrumental selections
and speeches.
To the surprise of all each lady of the camp
was presented with spoon as souvenir OF
the late fair.
After doing justice to good things provided
dancing was resumed until late hour.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Mufee, Mr.: and Mrs Fisher, Mr; ana MIS-. Egg
fee, Captain and Mrs. Wieucke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner, Albert Ehren-
pfort, Miss Cornahrens, Charles Hufschmldt,
Lulu Kuhls, Louisa Hufschmidt, Henry
Kuhls, William Hoehna, Dora Koch, Gustave
PAUL., Birdie Robust, Gustave Ehrenpfort, Ida
Cornahrens, F. NJ. Kaiser. Katharine Kaiser,
Miss Fobs, M. II. Copeland, Miss Nolte, F.
Koch, Marie Kaiser A. Reuboldt, Ellie Kali
ser, John Uschig, Miss Smith, Ida Ehren-
fort j. Siebel, B. S. Smith Judge Groezinger,
Mr.. Sanger, Mr.. Bundshu and Charles Gimpel.
A very pleasant and most enjoyable party
was given on Friday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bergst, Isl Clara
street, in: honor of Miss Mary E. Faulkner OF
Bethany, Cal, who has been spending the past
few weeks in this City, and as Miss Faulkner
intends to return to her home on Sunday, a
number OF her friends gathered at the BergSt
home TO bid her good-by and wish her safe
journey home.
The evening was spent in music, singing and
dancing. Refreshments were served little
before midnight, after which the merry making
was kept up until the small hours of the morn
ing, when all went to their respective homes
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Bergst, Miss Mary E. Faulkner, Mrs. John
Daughney, Miss Mary Crane, Miss Hazel Daugh-
ney, Miss Maggie McMurray, William Brown.
very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
to Miss Esther Olsen by her friends at the resi-
dence OF her parents, Alb Douglass street,
Saturday evening last. The evening was spent
in dancing, singing, games and other amuse-
was prepared by Mrs. Olsen. Among those
present were Miss Lille Lods, Miss Matte
Turner. Miss c. Fitzpatrick, Miss F. Hennings,
Miss A. Taylor, Miss I. Taylor. Miss B. Taylor,
Miss L. Stothard, Miss Esther Olsen, Miss
Emma Olsen, Miss l.. Olsen, Miss Mabel An
drews, Miss Sadie Howatt, Miss Mabel Wolf
weber, Miss Annie Jackson, Miss B. Moller,
Miss Alma Colestock, Miss Elsie Mass, Miss
Annie Hackfield, Messrs. II. Carroll, I. Turney,
H. Colman, George Boyle, j. Howatt, w. Lods,
George Lods, Paul O'Brien, T. Steen, P. JOINER,
C.. Joyner Warren Wollweber, Louis Laplace,
George Marion, J. Welsh, Ed Ring, ]. Kenney,
Joe Conley, George Truin.
On Monday evening, the I'd inst, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Bauer were entertained by their
friends at their residence on Seventeenth
street, near Douglass, it being the tenth ami
versary of their marriage. Dancing, singing
and games were the special feature OF the
evening. At midnight all retired 10 the din
ing room, where they partook OF sumptuous
repast, after which they resumed their festiv-
titles until the wee small hours of the morning
Mr. and Mrs. Bauer were the recipients of
many useful as well as ornamental articles in
the tinware line which were enjoyed during
the evening. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Bauer, Mrs. Pauline Westerfeld,
King, DR.. and Mrs. F. Kempranke, DR.. and
Mrs j. Harting. DIR. G.. Bodsford, Miss o. Way
man, Miss G. Bauer, Miss M. Bauer Miss 2.
Bauer, Miss It. Bauer Miss n. Bauer, W. West
terfeld, o. Westerfeld, P. Westerfeld and Mas
ter A. C. Bauer.
The Mercantile Library Auxiliary announces
concert at the library on Thursday evening,
December II, under the direction of Willard
Batchelder, assisted by Miss Maude Chap
pelle J. Homer Henley, r. Fletcher Tilton and
DR.. Regensburger
Invitations have been sent out for the second
anniversary bail of Satellite Circle, C. o. F., at
California Hall! $40 Bush street. Friday even
ing, December ID.
issued invitations to their friends for their an
nual hop, to be held at Union-square Hall on
Monday evening, December 30
Miss Minnie Hufschmidt has returned after