The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
SURPRISE PARTIES.
Birthday Surprise Parties and Leap-Year
Entertainment.

Birthday Surprise Parties and Leap-Year
Entertainment.
May Selig was the recipient of q leap-year
surprise party, given to her by her many
friends, on Sunday evening, January 20, ct
her residence, 25A Hermann street. The par
lors were handsomely decorated. The evening
was passed in various games and dancing.
Supper was served at midnight. Among the
guests were: May Selig, Miriam Marks Miri-
am Morris, Stella Baron, Annie Asher, Daisy
Morris. Gertrude Seig, Amos Cohn, Sadie
Asher, Annie Maurice, Mary Vonphenner. Ha-
eel Cohn, Jennie Morrison, Pauline Morris,
Hattie Selig, Leon Morris, Joe Levy, Meyer
Harris, Nell Lehman, Julius Maurice, George
Selig, Jack Morris, Charles Marquis, Ed Morris,
Joe Blackenstein, Ignus Levy, JACKIE SEWN,
Robert Marcum, Jack Selig. Emil Stern, Ed
Baron, Ben Marks, Ben Selig, L. Morris, Mrs.
T. Selig, Mrs. solomon. Mr.. and Mrs. Asher,
Mrs. B. L. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Baron, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Selig and Mr.. and Mrs. French.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. w. R. Doolittle st her residence 80 Henry
street, Saturday evening, January 25, by her
many friends. Adelightful evening was spent
by all. The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Doelittle, Mr. and Mrs Charles
MacLauchlan, Mr.. and Mrs. George William
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. House, Mrs Acorn, Mrs. Outflow,
Mrs. D. Romey, Mrs. Ella ElIwood, Miss Annie
Crammer Miss Harry Babcoek, Miss Hetty
Emma Heringer, Miss Susie Schoen Miss
Bertha Oesting, Miss May Mccartney, Miss
Lulu Williamson, Miss Ethel MacLauchi an
Theodore Schoen, John Mcneil, Archie Nc
Neil, John Stewart, George Cox, Robert Mar
shall, Louis Claassen, Harry MacColough, Mr..
Alexander.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Maurice Kleinhaupt, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinhaupt, at their residence,
334 Cumberland street, last Sunday evening,
in honor OF his eighteenth birthday. The
young man had beer away all day and on his
return in the evening was amazed to find him
self surrounded by his many friends waiting
to congratulate him.
string orchestra was engaged for the occa-
sion, and vocal and instrumental solos also
furnished by the guests. After lots of merri-
ment the guests repaired to the dining room,
where an elegantly decorated table filled with
lots of good things awaited them.
After the repast the young folks marched
downstairs and dancing was inaugurated and
many pretty figures were danced, Miss Zule
Hughes leading. Miss Harry Dowd executed
the Trliby dance very neatly After dancing
the guests dispersed, singing merrily as they
left.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Klein
haupt, Mr.. and Mrs. de Pass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernier, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Cam
phor, Miss Johanna de Pass, Miss Elvira de
Pass, Miss Bette Hilbins, Miss Anna Hilbins,
Miss Essie Taylor, Miss Harriet Dowd, Miss
Zule Hughes, Miss Pauline Stern, Miss Esther
Jacoby, Miss May Burns, the Misses Rose and
Hattie Kleinhaupt, Miss z. Tarrant, Miss Effle
Cameron; Messrs. Al Jacoby, Max Walton,
Leon Sanders, John J. English, Harry Long
fellow, j. Alplanalp and Maurice klcinhaupt.