The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
SOCIAL LIFE,


agreeable surprise party last Saturday event ng
at "a South Park. The place was neatly deco.
rated with flags, bunting and Chinese lanterns
Dancing was continued until mid night, when
q tempting dinner was served, after which
various games were enjoyed till q late hour in
the morning. Those present were: The Misses
Dagneau, Miss Valentine Detner, Miss Louise
Lorenson, Miss Helena Gardner, Miss Cassie
Polin, Miss Nelson, Miss May McKeon, Miss
Quinn Miss Ida Henschen, Miss Bessie Dixon,
Miss Lena Brandtjen. Miss Dottie Rooney, Miss
Annie Rooney, Miss Maud Lardner, Miss Hattie
Koppen; Messrs. Henry A. Louav, F. Pattison,
E. Adams, F. Voigt w. Shells. R. Percy Hen
shall. J. Finley, George Hart, Fred Stapff, H.
Edwards, f. Renstrom, ]. Wolff, E. Anderson
DR.. ]. Trewin, Robert Aspden. ID. ]. Cavanagh,
Joseph Dagneau and W. Tuppie.
Miss Ruth Munter was given surprise on
Thursday evening at the home of her parents
in honor of her eighth birthday Games, reci-
tations and singing were the order OF the
evening after which refreshments were served.
Miss v. Danger. Miss H Monack Miss s. Bern.
stein, Miss L. Brown, Miss G. Silver, Miss
M, and g. Shapiro, Miss L. Rosenberg, Miss S.
Frawley. Miss NJ. eastman, and Master s.
Monack Johnnie OConnor and Johnnie Dam
ger.
A very pleasant party was rendered to Harry
T. Haviside last Saturday evening at Progress
Hall under the auspices OF the B. Z. S. A.
Literary and Social Club, of which he is
treasurer. The evening was passed in many
different ways. Vocal solos were rendered by
Ring, Misses Lyon and Halliday; comic reci-
tations and savings by Miss Eva Peck, E. j.
Hewelke, ]. Hale, J. G. Hoffman, ]. Little and
T. E. Lane and speech from Harry Haviside
The grand march, which was very pretty
affair, was led by Charles Hehlert, secretary of
the club, and Miss May C. Outsen, followed Dy
a merry crowd of ladies and young men.
Dancing was the main feature of the evening,
the music for which was furnished by the
Golden Gate orchestra. At Ii: 80 an elaborate
supper was served, after which dancing was
again INDUCED in and kept up until the early
morning hours. Among those who responded
to the numerous invitations issued were Miss
Kate Ring, Miss Hattie Fredericks, Misses
Mary and Katy Peterson, Miss Florence Kiley,
Misses Jennie and Tilda Swenson A. Cudman-
sen, H Ring, G. Little, M Woods. L. Halliday,
NJ Cudell NJ. johnson, NJ. and A. Nicholson,
Delyear NJ Duncan, A. DAILY, L. Campbell, A.
Never, X. Campbell, L. Westman, G.. Camp
bell, A. Brien NJ. Blaumford E. Donnely, 4.
Murta L. Martin, L. Fraser.
surprise party was rendered to Mrs. c. A.
Jonas by her friends Thursday evening, the oc-
casion being the anniversary of her birthday.
Music, singing and dancing were the features
of the evening. Miss Sarah and Pauline Har-
ris rendered several piano solos, Harry Lemkie
favored the guests with vocal selections,
Messrs. George and Fred kreuckle and B. Jonas
played the mandolin and guitar Will Schmelz-
len gave q either solo and Will Straub accom-
panied him on the banjo, Janette Harowitz
rendered several fancy dances, Anna Kreuckle
contributed vocal selections and E. Jonas
piano, solo. After this refreshments were
served Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs c. A. Jonas, Mr. and Mrs. G. Wiesman,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rreuckle, Mr.. and Mrs Haro-
witz. Mrs. Spitzer, Mrs. Schmelzlen Mrs Book.
the Misses s. and P. Harris, Miss E. Jonas.
Anna Kreuckle, Janette Harowitz, Win Straub.
Will Schmelzlen, Harry Lempkie, George
Kreuckie, Fred Kreuckle, Ben Jonas, Joe Har-
owitz, Milton Book.
Miss Leila owen Ellis, who has just returned
from New YORK after two years course at the
Empire Dramatic School, Will give dramatic
recital on Thursday evening, September 10, at
her mother Mrs. Leila Ellis, the well-known
local elocutionist
The following programme has been prepared
for the evenings entertainments Travellers S
Hunt" Richard Harding Davis, Mrs. Ellis;
"a Set of Turquoise" Thomas Bailey Aldrich,
Eugene Field (b) '.Daisy's Faith" Joanna II.
Matthews (c) lamentations of jeremiah John
SON." Ruth McEnerv Stuart, Miss Leila owen
Ellis; "Center Figger," Mollie Moore, Miss
Leila owen Ellis; "Gismond,' Robert Brown-
ing, Mrs Ellis; ia Creole Slave Song anony-
NOUS Miss Leila Owen Ellis; "Chariot Rscen
from "Ben Hur' (by requesD, Lew Wallace
Mrs. Ellis.
The Epworth Leaguers of this CITY are to
give good. old-fashioned pound party at the
Deaconess Home, 315 Castro street, on Monday
evening, 31st inst
The Palm City Social Club formerly of 514
Kearny street, has removed to larger and more
commodious rooms at 53715 Pine street
Miss Wanda Gallamd will be at home first and
third Wednesday 1922 Bush street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cohn have returned from
their Eastern trip and are again stopping at
the Van Dyke
M. cohn of Los Angeles is stopping at the
Van DYKE