The San Francisco call., 1896-02-10
Little Ones in Pretty Costumes
Attend the Canalizo
Party.
COLONIAL DANES ENTERTAIN.
Rothchild Luncheon Saturday-Arn-
helm TIL eater Party-Morrisey
Surprise Party.

dence, 1917 Washington street, in honor OF
the fifth anniversary of her little daughter
Lou Canalizo.
1t was a fancy dress party, and all the
dearly beloved characters of the nursery
rhymes and. fairy tales found counterfeit
presentments in dainty little misses and
sturdy lads. Lanterns, Chinese and We
netian, ropes of smilax and fragrant
flowers decorated the apartments in which
the youngsters played games, danced and
otherwise enjoyed themselves.
At 6 o'clock the "party" began in ear
nest and the little ones partook of a
supper that abounded in "goodies" and
everything the infant heart rejoices in. 1t
was about 10 o'clock before nurses induced
their charges to leave the merry scene,
and each little one departed bearing a
pretty souvenir of the occasion.
On Saturday Mrs. Maurice Rothchild
gave the third of series of luncheons at
her home, corner of Broadway and Frank
lin street An elaborate menu was served at
handsomely decorated table. Covers were
laid for twelve.
A tea Is 10 be given upon Saturday, February
Is, from TO P NJ, by the ladies of the Mer-
camille Library Auxiliary in the upper rooms
of the library building northeast corner Van
Ness and Golden Gate avenues. The tea prom
jseS to be quite an event in the social world.
The following ladies are upon the reception
committee: Mrs. Lowell White, Miss Sarah D.
Hamlin, Mrs. Edward May, Mrs. Frank sum-
ner, Mrs. Isidore Burns, Mrs. Samuel D. Bge-
low, Miss Tessa Semple. Mrs. ThurIow MeMul-
lin, Mrs. F. Vassault Miss Bigelow, Miss X. E.
Commins, Mrs. Henry Gibbons, Mrs. Demas C.
Babin, Mrs. w. T. Herrin, Mrs. Frank J.
Symmes, Mrs. Fannie Lent, Mrs J. T. Dare,
Mrs. Mary Prag, Miss Marian J. Shook, Miss
Charlotte Thompson, Mrs. Hadwin Swain, Mrs.
Edward Probert, Miss a. q. Catlin, Miss J.
Harker, Miss Moran.
The Colonial Danes of America resident in
fals r1,a
Tuesday, February 4, at the home of Mrs. John
Drury Tallant. The danes were delightfully."-
surprised to be met at the door by two richly
dressed pageS-Masters Selden W. and John
Drury Tallant Jr.-in colonial costumes of
blue and black satin heavily trimmed with
silver lace, each carrying q cooked hat under
the arm. The young gentlemen assisted most
gracefully in serving the refreshments. Miss
Eva Moody aided in entertaining with her
mandolin, accompanied by the piano. The
society announces two new mem bers-Mrs.
Hervey DarHeal of Alameda and Mrs. Colonel
Rodgers. The danes present were The four
officers, Mrs. Selden S. Wright Mrs. Joseph L.
Moody, Mrs. George A. Crux and Mrs. c.. El-
wood Brown; Mrs. ]. D. Tallant, Mrs S. w.
Holiday, Mrs. C. H. Jonett, Mrs. L. C. Branch,
Mrs. Heryey Darneal, Miss Wright, Miss Mad
duX and Miss Rose.
The surprise party tendered to Miss Dom
leavy on Saturday last at her home, 1136
Howard street, was q most delightful affair.
Much praise is due the committee of arrange
ments, which was composed of Mrs. John Crow
ley Miss Louisa Baldridge, Miss Ella Carmody
Miss Clara Johnson, Miss Rose Buckley, Miss
Bridgie German, Miss Tessie Flynn and Miss
Kate Crowley.
Mrs. ]. Arnhe1m entertained number OF
her friends with theater party at the Column
pa Theater on sunday evening, February. 2.
After the performance the party adjourned to
the Cafe Zinkand, where a supper had been
prepared, and thoroughly jolly evening en-
sued. Those who participated were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Arnheim, Miss Rose Mann, Miss Eta
Clayberg, Mrs. A. Mann Jr., Miss Sirenvine
Miss Alice Mann, A. Mann Jr.. Bert Kahn, Mike
Savannah, NJ. lafee and J. Regensberger.
A very pleasant birthday party was rendered
TO Miss Annie Morrissey on Saturday evening.
January 25 at the residence of her aunt, Mrs.
W. Molloy, 17l0 Howard street. Dancing was
the order OF the evening until midnight, when
an elaborate supper was served, after which
there were singing, music and merry dance,
1estlyltles being Kept up until esry morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Molloy,
ffr. and Mrs. B. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sheri-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Silk, Mr.. and Mrs P ].
LOTUS, Mrs. ]. Hennessy, Mrs. NJ. Finn, Mrs B.
messy. Miss Nellie McCarty Miss Della Murray,
Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss Katie Fay, Miss
Mamie Mitchell, Miss Katie Silk, Miss Maggie
Leahy, the Misses Celia, May and Emma Acton
of Berkeley, Miss Maggie Frewn, Miss Mamie
Carroll, Miss Della Silk, Miss Lizzie Meade,
Hiss Annie Sullivan, Miss Katie McShane, Miss
Maggie Heafy, Miss Ella Frewn, Miss Mary
Warde, Annie McManus, Katie Flanagan, Alice
Geraghty, Annie Hennessey, Julia Keefe;
Messrs. ]. J. Ryan, P. Qualters, NJ. Hession, ].
Hennessy, Z. Mitchell, ?. F. Green, J. Fahey,
D. Greaney, z. O'Connor, J. RYAN. T. Carey M
Kenney, j. Leonard, 7. Carley, ]. Donohue J..
Iierney, Harry Doyle, P. Gibbs, J. Fleming j.
Riley, George kilgallon, J. d. Loughry, ]. Kill
mede, E; McGlinchy, L. Kenney, NJ. Ryan, P.
]. Carroll, n. Hennessy, Fred Smith. Harry
Thomas, j. Lowrey, J. MeCarty, j. Nally j.
Hanlon, NJ. Curly NJ. j. Donoh ue, T. Hennessy,
J. MeShane, P. J. Carroll, George Watson, J.
Bergln, frankie Griffin, Z. Kelly, Clarence
Griffin and many others.
The third german of the Winter Cotillon
Club, which was given on Friday evening at
National Hall, proved most charming affair
The stage was tastefully decorated with palms
and ferns, and the figures of the german were
admirably executed, being led by Robert T.
Legge and Miss Grace Woole. assisted by the
following couples in the leading sets: Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Abbot, DR.. j. Cnalfant and
Miss Josephine Macdonald, G. E. Bennett and
Miss Eva Fairweather, 81. Scott and Miss Edna
Scott, William Hoelscher and Miss Edna
Brown, Clarence L. Mitchell and Miss Gene
We've Burke and n. P. Howard and Miss Kate
M Iaylor. The early part of the evening was
devoted to round dancing, the german taking
place about 10 O'Clock, forty couples partici-
pating.. Each of the figures was new and
original ana was heartily appreciated not
only by the participants, but by the spectators,
who fairly filed the gallery. There will be no
further germans by this club until after the
Lenten season.
Hiss May Selig was the recipient of a
leap-year surprise party given to her by her
many friends on Sunday evening, January 20,
at her residence, 25A Hermann street. The
evening was passed in games and dancing
Supper was served at midnight. The house
was beautifully decorated. Among the guests
were Miss May Selig, Miss Miriam Marks Miss
Pauline Morris, Miss Mary Vonphennen Miss
Annie Cohn, Miss Hattie Selig, Miss Jennie
Maurice, Miss Stella Baron, Miss Annie Asher
Miss Daisy Monrose, Miss Polly Welsh Miss
Vivian Morris, Miss Hazel Cohn. Miss Sadie
Asher, Miss Annie Marshal, Miss Gertrude
Selig, miss Florence Fisher, Emil Stern Ed
Morris, Meyer Harris, Charles Marquis, Leon
Morris, Ro bert Marcum, Ignus Levy, Joe Levy
Jack Maurice, Nell Lehman, Julius Morris
George Selig, Ed Baron, Jack Selig Harry
levin, Ben Selig. Joe Biackenstein Charles
Mulner, VIII Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs A. Selig Mrs
solomon, Mrs. B. L. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs Asher,
Mr. and Mrs. Baron, Mr.. Louis Norris Mrs
Pauline Selig, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenberg Mr.
and Mrs Becker, Ben Marks.
Orinda Parlor No. SO, n. D.G.W gave lean
year ball Wednesday evening last at Union
square Hall, Post street By $50 O'Clock the
prettlly decorated hall was comfortably filed.
and the march, led by eight young ladies OF
the parlor, all dressed in white Swiss dresses
started. The effect was very pretty and the
different figures, first two by two. then four
by four, and finally the entire eight coming
abreast up the center of the hail. made IT very
imposing and excited considerable apnlause
Being q leap-year ball the young ladies had ali
the privileges, and any young man asking for
dance or caught walking across the floor nm
accompanied by young lady was fined
Miss Hannah Mack, president of the parlor
acted as floor manager, assisted by Miss Birdie
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