The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

Hall, Ray Eayrs, John scnlly, John Johnson, II son,
Jerry ClilIinane, Ollie Eayrs, Thomas came
ron. Ed sculIy, William Edgar, DR.. MALI. Mall ~
Peel Louis Belmour, Al May, Pete Magufe'
| Ollie Morosco, Leslie Morcsco, Thomas inlI- INT
kettle, Thomas Glynu, Tony Ranzeila, Ihonas
Stanton, Miss May Mclaughlin, Mrs Ihomas
Stan ton, William Mclaughlin, Miss Nlllalns
and E. j: Heron.
A very enjoyable party was given to Miss
Gertrude c. Thomas on Monday afternoon, the
9th inst, at the family residence, ia VlcKS-
burg street, the occasion being the young
lady's tenth birthday.
The afternoon was passed pleasantly IN
songs, recitations, games, ETC., Miss Claire Fex
contributing several Charming selections 10
the programme.
Later Inc young folks were shown into the
alnlng-room, where they partook OF delight
Among those present were: Miss Olive Clark,
MISS Claire Fex, Miss Celia Manton, Miss Ma
pc! clark, Miss Gertrude Graves Miss Alice
ferguson. Miss Hazel Ostrander, Miss Ma bel
Randolph, Miss Vivian Pierce, Miss Edith
Langlois. Miss Ethel Langlois, Miss Hesta Oil
! Miss Gertrude Thomas
Miss Anita siIvey and Miss Emily Darbey
entertained number OF their friends Satur-
dAy evening, october 3, at the residence OF
! the latteF's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Darbey, 336 Polk street
The parlors were tastefully decorated with
evergreens and choice flowers ana the evening
was pleasantly spent in games and dancing.
Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Anita
silyey, and piano solo bg Miss Mabel Martin
and Charles Henley.
Last Saturday evening an enjoyable surprise
party was rendered to MIR. and Mrs. J. w.
Byrne, at their residence, 1874 Sutter street.
The committee consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can, Mr.. Sullivan and DR.. Nat I. Coulson, the
latter being master OF ceremonies. Vocal and
instrumental music and dancing were in
dulged in and an excellent collation. was
served. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Brien, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p Kavanaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Duncan, DIR. Nat T. Coulson, Professor 7. w.
| DARCY, Professor Joseph Eccles, Judge t.
Bazaganuer, Miss L. McNeney, :he Misses Vir-
ginia and Anna Cassidy, Miss l1llie Theimer,
the Misses May, Maud and Nellie Dining, Miss
Mae Reardon, Fred Woerner, J. j. Cronln,
Charles T. Roach, w. Lato, Ed sullivan, George
Sullivan, Thomas hopkins, q. b. Doyle and NJ
J. Doyle.
most enjoyable social was given on the
10th inst. by Ed Thompson at his residence,
1885 O'Farreil street. During the evening
sweet music was rendered by an orcbeslra
from Alameda, games were played, and az
IL 80 q sumptuous repast was partaKen OF,
which was followed by aancing until the wee
sma hours. One of the features OF the evening
was recitation delivered by Miss Bell Dallyr
OF Vallejo, which was heartily appreciated.
A delightful social gathering was held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews, D
Franklin street, on the evening OF the 10Th
inst Alter a delightful evening OF games and
dancing refreshments were served at IL
O'Clock. Among those present were: Colonel
james Andrews, Miss Elsie Laskey, Miss Ida
Overgard, Miss Sadye Moyce, the Misses Barth,
Miss Mae Garrick, Miss Emily Hollmann, MISS
Rae Barron MISS HANNAH MurpnyI rao SSlS
Joseph Levin, Fred Hollmann, James Walsh,
Emil Neuna Der, Andrew Wistrand and Richard
Greer.
An en- joyable evening at home was spent at
the residence OF Miss Mamie Huggins 619
Third street. on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst. The evening was pleasantly passed In
Among those present were: Miss May Hug
gins, Miss Hattie Foley Miss Rosie Kilgarift,
Miss Tessie Kilgarif, Miss Mary Sweeney, Miss
May Matthews, Miss NJ. Lynch, Miss X. Scan
Ian, Miss L. Huggins, Miss E. FLYNN, Miss
Matte Bigelow, Miss o. Foley; Messrs. l.
Monan, F. Comforte, D. Foley, G. Sweeney, l..
Cunningham, J. Wilson, f. Nolan, II. Becker,
w. Olsen. w. Langley, W. Curran, T. Gray, L.
Quinn, W. Clancy, C. Bryant.