The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

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Girl Are Yoa sossg. Isas ri 51 aBeh Bot
(kneass), Miss Eva Bolger; song 10, Jennie"
o. coed Pay Tvsrd pessMana Mme
Roeckel and Miss Nell Couch; cavatina, "Di
Tanu Palpiti' Rossini), Mile. Elena Roeckel;
aria, "We Now Must Part" (Donizetti), Mrs.
On Sunday, January %, very pleasant
afternoon and evening was spent at the resi-
. dence of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Pinto, Hopeton
versary of Mr.. Pinto's birth. Owing to me
family of Mrs. Pinto being in mourning the
event was only celebrated by q family gamer
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinto were the recipients OF
many handsome presents, and after numerous
hearty congratulations TO the host ana hostess
and his ged father and mother the fanny re.
paired to the dining-hail, where most
bounteous repast was served; Among those 1s
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pinto, Mr.;
and Mrs. Adolph Pinto, Mr.. and mrs. EmanueA Ne
Pinto, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Cohen, Mr;
and Mrs. Joseph Pinto, Mr.. and MRS. Fred
Rothman, Miss Hannah Pinto, Miss TIine Lille
Rothman, Miss Birdie Hartman, Miss flora
William Pinto, Elias Pinto, David PINTO,
George Pinto Marcus Hartman, Henry Roth
man, Fred Asche, Ernest Boquet ana masters
Henry, Joe, Julian, Morton, JAKE PINTO;
Masters Irwin Rothman, jacob w. Cohen and
Tootsie and Sippie Pinto.
An enjoyable birthday party was given to
niversary on last Saturday afternoon, February
], at the residence of her parents, 615 Bay
street. An elegant luncheon was spread, ana
the following little ones participated; Miss
Irene Cuneo, Miss Irene Gruss, Miss Lorine
Deyany, Miss Pearl Scatena, Miss Regina Gu
neo, Miss Nina Deveny, Miss Tootsey Barbieri,
Miss Edith Hildebrand, Miss May Cuneo,
Master Amadeo Giannini, Master Clarenee
Cuneo. Master Bertie Barbieri, Master Emelio
Cuneo, Master Mario Giannini and little
Tha SECOND anniversary souvenir hall of the
Palms was held at Union-square Hall last
Sunday evening, and was q very successful
Goldstein and Mrs. A. l.. Hartmann, who wore
a becoming gown of black silk with a bodice OF
white silk trimmed with blue ribbons. Minia-
ture imitation tamales were distributed as
souvenirs. There were about 500 people
present, and they enjoyed the affair greatly.
the committees were as follows Committee
of arrangements-A. L. Hartman, NJ. Curran
|. unger, M. Rosenbach; reception committee
l. Ancker, Z, Stamper, AL Levy, S. Israel, B.
Boran; floor manager, A. L. Hartman; as
sistant foor manager, P. Goldstein; floor com
mittee-J. Raphael, Emil Kahn, NJ. Levin, II
Hoffman, F. Jordan.
The pupils of Rufus K Loves dancing acad
emy gave leap year party and dance on FIJI
$40 Bush street. Miss Maud Lupril, Miss Dor
othy Veranee, r. X. Love, G. w. Culvert and
William Wallace participated in the very ex
| Mira Cool, Miss Mabel Parker Miss Freda Cool
Miss Nina Ellis, Miss Lottie Castle and Mrs
Love acted as floor and reception committee.
grand charity invitation ball was giver
! Wednesday evening, February 5, at Hotel de
| Coronado. On Saturday evening, February 8
a grand military ball. in honor of officers O.
warshlps in the San Diego harbor, was held
! and proved to be the event of the season.
Miss Lillian O'ConneL appeared before
| fashionable audience at the Forum Club OF
| Wednesday afternoon in selections from som,
OF the latest German poets and novelists, Civ
Ing also brief but brilliant resume of German
| literature.
On Tuesday evening last the members of tn,
Students Club, California School Eiocutior
| and Oratory, rendered reception to Franz
Rothganger and bride formerly Miss Mae Nc
/ Cormickl, at the rooms of the club in the Asso
| ciation building. The rooms were elaborately
| decorated for the occasion, ana from the cell
| ing in one corner of the reception-room wa
suspended bell made out of flowers, under
which the bride and groom received the con
! gratulations and well wishes of their fellow
mem bers. During the evening some excellen
| musical and literary numbers were rendered
and Miss Cora Z. Chase read an original poem
| specially written for the event. and which wal
presented to the bride a souvenir of the oc
| casion. AT 8 80 the guests retired to the ban
quet hall, which was set with tables lader
with all the delieacies of the season, and in
| dulged in feasting and mirth until late hour
Mr.. Rothganger is the most popular youns
man in the club and has been twice honoret
with the office of president; his wife is alst
| quite prominent, having been leading iGh
| in amateur dramatic circles in this city.