The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Dinners and Receptions.

AT an uptown restaurant last Wednes-
day evening 1. w. Kelly. business man.
ager for Neil Burgess, of the County
Fair" gave a dinner to a party OF
fifteen. Louis E. Folk was postmaster
party was entertained by L. Z. Folk, who
gave mis- German and Italian recitations;
Frank Foran recited "The Coal-miner's
Wife,; Mr.. Hayden sang THE Fatal
Wedding; A. H. Sengstack recited
Ranch TO-" and 8. S. Folk gave some OF
his feats of ventriloquism. The festivities
continued until the small hours of the
morning, when all joined in singing Hes
Jolly Good Fellow"
Thomas Murphy, a capitalist of Brook
lyn, n. Y, was rendered reception at the
residence of his cousin, NJ. F. Donleavy,
1136 Howard street, last Thursday evening.
A surprise party was given Miss Agnes
Donovan at the residence of her parents, 4
Elliot Park, last Tuesday evening. Among
those present were:
The Misses Daisy Peterson, Alice Bell, Lille
Mitchell, Lizzie Lagomarsino, Madelena Lago-
marsino, Ada Gilberts, May Garrett, Ria
Greedy. Josephine Greely, Grace Anderson,
Lizzie Mitchell, Anita LagomaTsino, Agnes
Greedy, Mrs. Bell, Mrs: Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan, Frank
Becker, Herbert Anderson, James Greedy,
Flawn and Eugene Carroll, Louis Appiriaus,
Charles Peterson, Charles Becker, Charles La
gomarsino, George and Gustave Stahl, George
and William Donovan.
The eighteenth anniversary of Miss Liz
zie Sengstacken's birthday was celebrated
Wednesday last, at the residence of heI
parents, 1884 Bryant street. The guests
were cordially received, and passed an en-
joyabie evening with games and music.
n hQ
evenings festivities. Among those pres
ent were:
Mr. and Mrs. Sengstacken, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
sen, Mrs. Hencken, Miss Lizzie Sengstacken,
Miss Mary Often, Miss Anna Hoffman, Miss
Jessie Often, Miss Eta Muller, Miss Kate Often,
Henry Sengstacken, Theo. Labhardt, Eugene
Hurlburt, Henry Labhardt, John Often.
Tuesday evening last reception was
rendered James Ragerty, at his residence,
241 Fourth street, previous to his depart
ure for Ireland. Mr.. Hagerty was happily
surprised, and the evening was spent plea s.
antly in dancing and singing. At mid
night the guests sat down to a well-ap-
pointed supper, after which dancing was
resumed. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and James Hagerty, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fitz-
patrick, Miss B. Given, j. Courtney. Miss A.
Monahan, Miss Sadie Dwyer, Thomas Man.
ming, Miss Annie Kirby, T. Courtney, Miss
Alice Fitzpatrick, D. Callaghan,' John Fitzpat-
rick, James Thompson, Daniel Carr, Thomas
Griffin. Charles Mccarthy, D. Murdoch.
An enjoyable time was had Wednesday
evening, July 8. by the friends of Miss
Maggie Hogan at her home, 1899 York
street, where a surprise party was ten
dered her. The evening was passed IN
dancing and games until II o'clock, when
supper was served. Those present were:
Miss Maggie Hogan, Miss Elsie Quedens, Miss
Kate DOYLE, Miss Tresa Sullivan, Miss Anna
Mayer, Miss Monte Sullivan, Miss Annie Wach-
ter Miss Antonio Mayer, Miss Bella Boutes,
Miss May Merrill Miss Amelia Ricke; Miss Jean
McHeney, Miss Annie Kerrigan. Charlie ho-
gan Eddie Michel, Robert Gaughren, James
Doyle, Robert Skivington, Frank Nolan, Willie
Koesel, Peter Nelson, Howard Mcdonald, Wal
ter Brown, Archie Mcdonald.