The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-02

Weiss Mrs. Vesyk, Miss Maud Macdonald, Miss
Kate QBrien, Miss Belle Carroll, Miss s.; Erna
Tucker, Andrew MOwburg, John Haughton,
George Monnier, Carl Schmidt, Walter Luke
Fred Gee, Joseph McDevitt, Walter Google and
Mr.. Stevens
Receptions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Keihling of 732 Harrison
street celebrated their silver wedding
most appropriately on August 30 In the
morning at a thanksgiving high mass
was celebrated with beautiful ceremony at
st. Boniface Church. At its close all
present joined in singing the TIE Deum.
During the day and until late in the
evening the many friends of the couple
called with congratulations and brought
gifts and floral tokens. On the eve of the
anniversary the singing section of the
gave them serenade.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by the
younger element at Gllroy Springs on
dered Daniel Rigane. Mrs. George Roop,
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. ]. B. Sheehy,
had the supervision of the affair, which
proved a decided success. The guests
were received by Mr.. Rigane and his
daughter and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. Those of the party were:
Mrs. Roop, Mrs. sheehy of watsonyille, Miss
Struvy, Miss Boland, Miss NJ. E. Phillips, Miss
NJ. Flanagan, R. E. Gustlich, T. Fitzgerald,
Charles Mackenzie, Joe Sullivan, Dan O'Cal-
laghan, Benton Mel, Sam Sachs and Henry
Field.
A pleasant entertainment, entitled a
"Corn-husking Bee," was given last Friday
evening at the First M. E. Church, under
the management of the Ladies' Aid So
ciofv Tho affair draata6 wv MIRO nr
Clarke. Fifteen young ladies and gentle
men of the church participated, dressed in
costumes suitable to the occasion. The
young ladies were attired in light dresses,
with bingham aprons and large hats, the
young men wore blue or brown overalls,
jumpers and broad brimmed straw hats.
The parlor of the church, especially the
rear platform, was, arranged to appear as
an old barn. The performers marched on
the stage singing and carrying bundles of
hay or corn under one arm and q scythe in
the hand. After finding seats upon boxes,
barrels or on the hay, each in turn sung
song, gave recitation or played the violin.
At the end of the programme refresh
ments were served.
A pleasant surprise was given TO Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Hersom at their residence, 107
Fell street, last Tuesday evening on the
second anniversary of their wedding.
Various games of cards were played until
II 80 O'Clock, when a supper was served.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.Wrede, Mrs. J. A. Sampson,
Mrs. Beedle, Miss M. Beedle, the Misses Frances
and Meta Wrede and Miss Cole, ali of Oakland !;
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kenny, Mrs. Erick of Bakers
field, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Porteus and Master w. Porteus. Mrs. II. Adams
0. Adams, Miss D. Jeffries, Mrs. L. Arend, C.
Shattuck, Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs. c. p. Ford and
Mrs. F. H. Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson of 2S11%
Howard street gave party in honor Of
the Misses Nellie and Flosy Randell of
Omaha who have been spending their
vacation with them. The evening was
spent with games, singing and Rotations,
after which supper was served. Among
those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Malliet, ]. G.
Levensaler, Mrs. M. M. Davis, Miss Nellie Ran
dell, Miss Flosy Randell, Miss Laura Leven-
saler, William Levensaler, Tom Spencer, Miss
Ida Clayton, James Levensaler, Miss Mary
Parks, j. A. Wiles, Miss Emma Parks Berges
Levensaler Miss Lottie Parks, Caleb Leven-
saler, Miss Jessie Parks, Lewis Levensaler.
The Bernita Dancing Club has arranged
for series of meetings to be held during
the coming season at Humans Hall, on
the first and third Fridays of each month.
The first will be held next Friday evening.