The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS

A delightful surprise party was given in
honor OF Miss Irene Morton at her residence
on Hayes street last Saturday. The evening
was spent in dancing, singing and games.
One of the features of the evening was a
drama called ga Rejected Lover" in which
Misses Kittie Mcconnell, Beth Reilly, Ilaine
Carson and Harry Morton and viii Frazer
took parts. Wesley Newman reeited a poem
entitled ''The Flying Machine" Answer
was sung in three parts by Miss Maudie
Adams, Kit Mcconnell and Bessie Nelson. 81
Loved You Better Than You Knew was sung
with great expression by Miss Beth Reilly.
G GaTry n M ES %ni sang b. 01
young people adjourned to the dining-room,
where delicious supper was served.
surprise party was given to Miss Elvira de
Pass by her friends, at her parents residence,
S44 San Pablo avenue. The affair was in
honor OF the young lady's eleventh birthday.
During the day she was visiting some friends,
and on her return in the evening found her
home artisticalIy decorated with sweet peas
and smilax and surrounded by her many
friends. The veranda was Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns. AT 10 @ clock supper was
served. Before the table was dis turbed fash
light photograph was taken by Professor Byers.
After the repast games and dancing followed.
The music consisted of three violins, cornet
and piano, leu by Professor J. Scheithe. Dane
ing was led by J. de Pass.
The guests were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. de
Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Scheithe, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamoureaux, Mr.. Byers, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs.
Lieginger, Mrs. English, the Misses Elvira and
Johanna de Pass, the Misses Cora and Elma
SePeithe, the Misses Fanny and Julia English,
the Misses Ida and Pearl Bedbury, the Misses
Mamie and Ida BamoureauX, the Misses Rosie
and Hattie Klein, Miss Grace Coombe, Miss
Bessie Sturm, Miss Astrid Smith, Miss Florence
saline, Miss Lena Muir bach. Miss Gertrude Will
liams, Miss NJ. Z. Kellett, Theodore de Pass,
John ]. English, Dan Hughes, Arnold
Adamina, Ralph Knight, Otto Murbach,
George Ingersoll, Alfred Pettigrove, Carl
seheithe, Henry Sturm, John Travas, Eugene
Lamoureaux.
On Saturday evening, August 81, a very en-
ioyable surprise party was rendered to Mrs. j.
Tncmas at her residence, 121 Cortland avenue.
The evening was spent in dancing, games,
vored the guests with number of songs, also
some comic Rotations Charles Brown rem
dered several vocal selections.
Among the invited CUES Is were: Mrs. Joseph
Thomas, Mrs. j. ]. Walsh OF Berkeley, Mrs.
Perry Burress, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Giiogley,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sullivan, Miss Annie Cum
mings, Miss Maggie Thomas, Miss Mamie Con-
molly, Miss May Eldridge, Miss Annie Con-
molly, Miss Estelle Gilogley, Miss Clara Nc
Donald, Miss Kittie MCGOWAN, Miss May Bur-
ress, Miss McArdle, Miss Lizzie Thomas, Miss
Nellie Cronan, Miss Teresa McGeaIy, Miss An
gle Thomas, Miss Lynn, Miss Teresa Lynn, Mrs.
Castle, Miss Edna Gilougley, Miss White,
Miss Archer, Miss Gilfeather, Miss Creigh,,
ton, Miss Maggie Collins, Miss Annie
Collins, Miss Maggie Connolly, Miss Aggie
Johnson, Miss Mamie Thomas: Messrs Charles
Brown, S. s. May, Al Weber, w. J. Black R.
Rockville Ed Lowrey, viii Thomas, T. Mimi
han, Robert G1Iogley, John Castle, Clarence
Nicholson, Leonard Thomas, Tom Cummins,
Mr.. McLaney, Mr.. Sandy, Samuel Thomas, Mr..
Floyd, Joe Lowrey, Arthur White, Will Lur-
key, A. La Rue, Henry Brandon, Frank Nc
Leod, Mr.. Gilogley, Victor Burress, William
Seagrave, John Thomas. Mr.. OConnell, Mt.
Riley, Charles Nelson, Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Clan
cey, Mr.. Patterson, Bert Fava, ]. Boge and
many others.
Supper was served at midnight, and 1t was
at early hour in the morning when the
guests departed.
very pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Nellie Olsen at her residence, 713 Fulton