The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-06
Pleasant Dinner Dance at the
Richelieu With Many
HosteSseS.
THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT.
Pierce Reception in Oakland-Surprise
Parties-Seasonable Festivities.
Personals.


rated with smilax and the tables were
nicely arranged. During the service
of the dinner there was music, and after
dinner the dance began and lasted until
midnight, when a delicious supper was
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Hill had among
their guests Colonel S. B. NJ. Young, Miss
Marjorie Young. Miss Mamie Burling, DR..
Lorin and several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Buffers guests were !:
Miss Lizzie Carroll, Miss Frances Currey,
Lieutenant Milton F. Davis, Lieutenant F.
a. Wilcox, Miss Emma Butler and Lieu
tenant T. F. Ruhm
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ellicott had as their
guests Miss Kip. Miss Mary Kip, Allan st.
John Bowie and Everett n. Bee.
Mrs. B. Mosley entertained Mrs. E. B.
Coleman, Miss Banding, w. H. Magee,
E. NJ. Greenway and DR.. NJ. Hertzstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Magee had as their
guests the Misses Hush and l.. s. Adams.
Among others at dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Preston and Miss Preston and
the Misses Preston, Miss Ida Gibbons,
Morton Gibbons, General James W. For
syth, Miss Williams, Miss Hannah Will
ltamsi Miss Mamie Finadleyi Louis Bruguiere
Beno Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Heller, DR.. and
Mrs Charles B. Brigham, Mrs. George NJ.
Stoney, Mrs. Samuel Hart, Cnauncey Board
man, Miss Ripley, DanfoTth Boardman, Mrs.
John BogEs, Miss Alice Boggs, Miss Eleanor
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrow, Peter J. Dona-
hue, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MEG. Mclean, Miss
Mclean, Mr. and Mrs. Cutter Paige, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Tubbs, Miss Core Smedberg, Baron
Won Balveron and many others
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 6. Henshaw OF Oakland
gave dinner party last Saturday evening to
which a dozen of their most select friends
were invited.
According to their usual custom Mr. and
Mrs. Orestes Pierce of Oakland received a
number OF their friends on New Years day at
their home on Vernon street Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce were assisted in receiving by Mrs. J. II.
T. Watkinson, MISS Amy Mckee, Miss Belle
M'hoon and number of other young ladies.
stMr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hassett OF Alameda in
vited number of friends TO their home to
celebrate New Years with them, and q pleas
ant time was had.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given to
Miss Salle Cline on New Years eve at her resi-
dence, 733 Eddy street. An elaborate supper
was served, after which all the guests re-
manned to see the old year out and the new
year in. Among the guests We're: Miss Sallie
Cline, Miss Eva Jacobs Miss May Selig Miss
Celia Pechner, Miss Lily SuSman, Miss Rosie
Cahen Miss Blanche Latz, Miss Miriam Morris,
Miss Bapette Cline; Messrs: LAM Lanzberg,
Milton Auerbach Joe Levy, Henry Auerbach,
Leo Susman, Lucien Simon.
A very pleasant and enjoyable New Years
party was given last Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. Ernest Kohler Jr., las
| Twenty-frst street. Music songs, games and
recitatiOns occupied the time until midnight,
when all did ample justice to an elegant sup
per, after which the new year was seen in in a
fitting manner. Those present were: Messrs.
! William Woods, Edw. Hamelke, J. Gilmore, w.
McInnis, V. McGoldrick, f. Matheson. Ernest
Kohler Jr., f. Andres, +. Johns, NJ, Buzzini
Miss Stanley, Miss j. Ebert Miss E. Ebert, Miss
| Holiday, Miss NJ Vincent, Miss E. Brawley,
| Miss jackson, Miss Maud Vincent, Miss S.
! Fraser, Miss Matheson, Miss Crawhall.
A delightful party was given by the Misses
! Kierulff of Berkeley at their beautiful home
/ on Shattuck avenue on New Years eve. There
| were hundred guests participating in the
! round OF enjoyments. The spacious attic was
| converted into a ballroom and the guests
danced away the tieeting hours OF the Odd year
and away into the welcomed new. Among the
! features of the evening was the carrying out of
the ancient legend of bringing good luck to
the house. The merry crowd formed into a
long line and following the music passed from
room TO room throughout the mansion, reach
ing the main hall and porch as the clock struck
II, when greetings were exchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luttringer entertained
a number OF their friends on Christmas even
ing at their residence on the Mission road, at
| z o'clock, the occasion being the TWEEN ty-fifth
anniversary OF their wedding. The following
guests we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luttringer, Mrs C. Poi
rier Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feldbush, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Blick, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Chappe, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Blick, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Weisel, Mr..
and Mrs f. A. Schmitt, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Ger
ken, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Band, A. Brown, Mrs. Bou-
din. Miss l. Boudin, Miss S. Basch, j. Basch,
meister, A. Fetter, l.. Drezelski l.. Zoos, L. An
TON, Mr.. and Mrs. F: E. Hartmann, +; X. ST.
mon, r. Pilster, G. Hoerter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Keiffer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. schmitt, Mr.
and Mis- H. Peter, D. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nelson, Mrs. Olsen, Lac Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jenevein, Adolf Jenevein. Mr.. and Mrs J. Ira
pet, J. Gerste, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Luttringer.
One of the most successful social events of
the season was held last Saturday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, the affair being a grand
ball and banquet given in honor of the install
lation of the officers of the Franco-American
Lodge No 207, l. o. o, f., elected for the ensu-
ing year.
consisted of palms, flowers, bunting and flags
arranged in an artistic manner. The results
OF the labor OF preparation reflects great credit
on the gentlemen who had the affair in charge
About 400 couples participated in the grand
march, which was led by the grand treasurer
OF the n. S. q. w, Henry s. Martin, and Miss
a. Buschet, The music, which one of the
features OF the evening, was rendered by Ron
CONVERTS American Concert Ban0.
Covers had been laid for 500 guests, and at
IL O'Clock they adjourned TO the BANQUET
room where the repast awaited them. After
ii dancing was res umed until late hour.
Miss Ethel Graham gave party TO a number
of her little friends in Ross Valley on Saturday
last. most delightful afternoon was spent
in games and other amusements, after which
refreshments were served Among those pres
ent were: Misses Elsie K. and Gertrude HIM
Mabel and Beatrice Kelly, Pauline and Amy
schroeder, Ida Miller and REM Coffin, and
Frank Anchors, Walter Coffin, Edward King
well, Gus ana freu NelTj harry bunny ana
Harold Schroeder
One OF the features of the late educational
convention in Oakland was the lunch given
some forty of the distinguished guests by ex-
State Superintendent Campbell. Among those
present were: President Jordan of Stanford,
Professor Earl Barnes of Stanford president OF
the State association) and Mrs. Barnes. DR..
joseph LIE COnte and DR.. Andrew J. Kickoff
and his daughter, Miss Bertha Monroe Kickoff.
DR.. Kickoff stands at the head of his profess
sion, both as an educational author and as
former president of the National Educational
Association, and his venerable figure was con-
tnually surrounded by many who had profited
by his advice and counsel at different times
and places during the last fifty years.
A wedding unique in its charming simplicity
took place at 1919 Van Ness avenue on
Wednesday, December %, when Catherine
Louisa Koeger and CLAUS Hollahder were uni
ted in marriage by the Rev. j. FuendeIing
The ceremony took place at 8 80 o'clock in the
evening in the parlor, which was beautifully
decorated, and a Christmas tree hung with
gifts and highly Illuminated added greatly to
the charms of the occasion. There were pres
ent only the intimate friends of the bride and
groom. The affair was entirely without oSten-
tation or display. After the words had been
spoken which made them man and wife the
host and hostess conducted the party to the
dining-room, where an elegant wedding sup
per was partaken Of At IL O'clock the con-
genial party broke up, all wishing the bride
nd u1x-