The San Francisco call., 1896-11-01
HOME GATHERINGS.
A Number of Delightful Affairs of
the Past Week.

X mr.. AND MRS CLARENCE MANN enter
MI tanned Mr.. Mann's cousin, Robert Ia Der,
and his wife, Mrs. Julia Marlowe Ta Der,
on Sunday afternoon at their residence, 3414
Washington street.
On Saturd ay evening, October "a, at the resi-
dence of her sister. Mrs. Bert Rawlinson, 1922
Pine street, Miss Marjorie Kohn was rendered
farewell party by few of her many friends,
prior 10 her departing for Europe, where she
goes to complete her musical studies.
During the evening a deligh tful literary and
musical progr ANNE was rendered by the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Miss Anne
Becker, Miss Virginia Sawyer Miss Grace
Crocker, Mr.. Ed Lyons and Mr.. Carl Lehners.
Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata, for the violin
and piano, by Miss Kohn and Mr.. ButterfeId,
was warmly ppiauded.
At midnight the guests repaired to the spa
cious dining-hall, where bounteous repast
was served.
morning, wishing Miss Kohn success and pros
perity. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Bert RawliDson. the Misses Kohn, Miss Vira
Sawyer, Miss Grace Crocker, Miss Annie Becker
Miss Stella Smiley, MISS Eta GehraIdo. Miss
Annie Humphreys Miss Hazel Glassford Ed
ward Lyons, viii Hazelton, Ted Butterfield,
John Connor, George Malcolm, Will Manning,
Carl Lehrens, Walter Kohn and J. Warren
King.
A birthday party was rendered last Sunday
to Louis Rossi by his parents at their resi-
dence, 1012A Washington street. The table
was beautifully decorated, and after a few
games the children were invited to bounti-
full lunch. Those present were: Albert and
Irene Maginni, Morton and Herbert Luhn.
Pearl and George Dufield. Lizzie, Anita,
Charles. and Madeline Lagomasino, Ida and
Raymond Derham, Silyio Walter and Irene
Zambelli, Henry and Leontine Lacomb, Louise
Adams, Jennie Zam belli.
Miss Mabel Gruman entertai ned q mum Der
OF her friends on her sixteenth birthday,
Sunday evening, October 25, at her resi-
dence, S23 Polk street. The evening was
spent In games, dancing and singing. Supper
was served at midnight The tables were
eIaoorately decorated. Among the guests
were: Miss Ruth Cardozo, Miss Jennie Harri-
son, Miss Amelia Michael, Miss Norie Fried,
Miss Julia Citron, Miss Viola Sullivan, Harry
Levy, victor Harrison, Edward Regensburger,
A. Michael, Walter Smith and Herbert Levy,
A farewell party was rendered AL Rountrce,
who Is soon TO depart from the City, at his
residence, 800 Lyon street, last Saturday even
ing, pY lew OF his many friends. Neither
iapor nor expense was spared in the way of
decoration. and the banquet hail especially
htrracteo considerable attention, 1t being
eiaDorately set of with evergreens hanging
Japanese lanterns, bunting, ETC. The evening
was delightfully."- spent, singing, recitations,
music, fancy dancing, whistling solos, games,
dancing and several sittings before the camera
making the hours pass merrily away
Shortly after the midnight hour the march
to supper was formed, 1t being headed bg the
most and Miss Beatrice Knight. Thirty-odd
couples participate ted in the march
After partaklng OF sumptuous repast and
the accessory speech-making and toas:ing in
honor OF the host had been gotten through
with, the merry group adjourned 20 the par