The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19
SURPRISE PARTIES.
Master George Bocarde Agreeably Surprised
Other Events,

Other Events.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered tt
Master George Bocarde by Misses Mae and
Maggie Casey and Miss Annie Bocarde at hi,
residence, 80 Silver street. Dancing. singine
and games were INDUCED in until late hour
when sumptuous supper was seryed. After
supper dancing was resumed. Among the
guests were: Miss Annie Bocarde, Misses Mae
and Maggie Casey. Miss Olita Whittier. Miss
Lucy Heaphy, Miss May Carney, Mrs and Mr.
van, Mrs. and hr Hunnecke, Mrs Marshal
and many others.
Last Thursday evening a surprise partv
whlch proved to be one OF the most enjoyable
events OF the season, was given to Fred Meuss
dorHer by few OF his many friends at the
residence OF his parents, 311 Polk street. The
social hall was artistically adorned with flow
ers and tropical plants. At midnight an elab
crate supperwa served, after which the guests
adjourned to the parlors and terminated Che
event by playing games. Among those present
were: Miss Emilia Meussdorffer, Miss Adel
Roibocher, Miss Blanche Balny Miss Ophelia
Turri Miss Elise Gless. Miss Eleanor Never
Miss Emily Roethe, Miss Leoine Gless, Miss
Abbie Grass Miss Nina Roethe, Miss Blanche
dorffer, Marquis de Balny, C. Meussdorffer, w
Hoffman, DIR. II. NJ. Simmons, Professor G
knorp, Professor Harry Meyer, L. Allenberg
G9 G9ro w Leathe, Mr. McBoyle, E. Roethe, J.
Gless, F. Grass E. Knorp.
On Saturday evening, April IL, delightful
surprise party was given by Ivanhoe Circle No
20, Olopdn1OnS OF tne fOreSt, A. y. r., to their
past grand deputy chief companion, Nine.
NJ Z. Halpruner, at her lovely new home,
l5Ol Pacific avenue, Alameda After wishing
Dr. and Mrs. Halpruner many happy years to
enjoy their new home, the company sat down
10 well-provided supper, and several hours
were pleasantly spent in toasts and vocal and
instrumental music.
Among those present were: Dr. and Mrs w
3. Halpruner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pemberthy Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Winckelmann, Mrs. Nina Shell.
don, Mrs. S. E. Cooke. Miss Kate Mcconnell OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, Miss Devine, Miss Nelson
Miss Foley, Miss Mae Holtmer, Miss Kittie
Maske, Miss Emma Schaffer, Mr.. J. J. O'Brien,
Mr. A. S. Nelson, Mr.. J. F. D Brien, Mr. George
Sullivan, Mr.. Charles Russell and Tr;lby Hal
pruner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winckelmann
Miss Annie Adams was the recipient of q
most enjoyable birthday surprise party, given
to her by her many friends al her residence in
this City, ga Lombard street, Saturday even.
ing, April IL.
A piano duet by Miss NJ. Taufen back and II
Hansen, vocal solo by Miss Annie Adams, a
banjo and mandolin solo by Z. j. and G. w
Armbruster, and the enjoyment OF various
games and dancing formed part of the even.
lngs entertainment, until IL o'clock
when all present repaired to the dining-room
Where sumptuous repast was partaken of
Ioasts were given by G. j. Armbruster and H
Hansen, then all adjourned to the parlor where
dancing was Induged in until the hour oj
homes, having enjoyed themselves in de-
Hghtful manner.
Among those present were the following
Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Jennie Madden, Miss
Sadie Colby. Thomas Madden, George W. Arm.
bruster, c. J. Armbruster. Miss Annie Adams
and Mrs. Dreyselaus, Miss Dreyselaus Charles
Adams, Misses Mary and Emma Adams, j. La
eoste, Miss NJ. Taufenback, G. Recacconi vii.
liam Adams and J. Junge.