The San Francisco call., 1896-04-27
The Wildman Dinner in Honor
of Governor Mcconnell of
Idaho.
THE PRIZES JUVENILE PARTY.
Delightful Surprise Parties-Theater
Party at the California-Per.
SonalS.

Thursday evening at their home on Web
ster street. AT the Wildman dinners there
is always some interesting guest of honor,
and on the occasion of this last dinner the
guest was no less a parsonage than Gov
ernor w. J. Mcconnell of Idaho.
The table was artistically decorated with
choice flowers, pink blossoms predominant
ing. An elaborate menu was discussed
and after dinner a delightful hour was
spent in the drawing-room. Covers were
laid for ten.
A very delightful surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Jessen at their
residence, Ills Bush street, on Thursday
evening last. Music and dancing made
the hours pass merrily until midnight,
when supper was served. Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jessen, Mr.. ana Mrs. n T.
Jessen Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs Ruddick Mr. and Mrs
Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Schulz
lessen, Miss Matte Jensen, Miss Louise Lund,
Miss Maggie Jessen, Hiss Clara Jessen, Miss sa-
die Taylor, Mss A Lund, Miss s. Taylor Miss
Lena Jessen, Miss g. Taylor, Miss Kate Camp
bell, Miss Edna Savage, Peter Nansen, J.
Drohse, NJ. Petersen, H. Petersen, D. Petersen,
c. swane, C. Christensen, w. Samuels, NJ.
Scow, Mr.. Romer, Mr.. Some, c. Andersen, Fl.
Savage, J. lessen, Fred Brewer, Mr.. Sullivan,
Mike Schonesey, II. Jessen, Mr.. Smith, E. Jes-
sen, Jack Sanders, E. Savage, Mr.. Brouse, Jim
White and others.
Another enjoyable surprise party OF the past
week the one rendered to B. W. Hess, on
Sunday last. by his friends. Messrs. L. Hess,
W. West and J. and L. Goldstone had entire
charge OF the affair, and to their untiring ef-
forts is due the success of the entertainment.
The Menlo Musical and Literary Club fur
nished excellent music for dancing which was
continued till midnight, when supper was
served. After supper dancing was again in
order.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs B. Hess,
Louie Hess, Sarah Subosch, Misses Strause,
Goldie Fucker, Misses S. and NJ. Blume, Misses
Goldstein, Daisy Meek, Mr.. and Mrs. Carbonett,
Misses B. and G. Rosenthal. Martin R. Reynolds,
Mrs Rosenthal, NJ. Rosenberg of Portland, Misses
Bessie and Ruth Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs West, NJ.
Lubosch, H. Lewald, /. Goldstein, G. Fowzer,
". J. Pascoll, Mr.. and H. Kedian, D. Sheriden
/. Hopkins, Messrs. Goldstone, C. Claussen, D.
Lewis, Dan Shene, J. Bachman, Thomas Lam
bert, Richard Foote, DR.. Clark, Mrs. Joseph,
Eva Blitz, B. Schlonker, Gussie Holtz, Mr. and
Mrs. Pssco, Miss Johnson, Mr.. Harding, L.
Reynolds.
The Misses Patridges and Miss Mona Taub-
man were the recipients of very pleasant
surprise party rendered by their friends on
Monday evening, April 20, at the residence OF
the Misses Patridges, 10 Bartlett street After
the evening had been very pleasantly spent
with music, games and dancing the guests re-
tired TO the dining-room. Those present were:
The Misses Patridges, the Misses Taubman
the Misses Fittings. Miss Vera Pedlar, Miss
Amy Cookson, Miss Fanny Sanborn, Miss Char
lotte Scheage, Miss Florence Raymond Miss
T..
Goss Messrs. Shaw, COLON, Sanborn, Staud
Falls, squires. Raymond, Clay, Arellanes,
Bullen, Bradley, Haupt, Turpin, Flood,
Foulkes, Tooker, Scott, Cookson, Irving, Or
mand Conlon and Collett
The Llah Club gave theater party last Fri
dev night at the California. After the per-
formance the members all assembled at Del
monico's, where supper was served
The little friends of Ethel Prizes gathered
to celebrate the seventh anniversary OF her
birth, on the afternoon of the 22d inst
Those present were: Lel-a Lunden. GLADYS
sperry, Lois hlrkwood, May Shaunessy, Josie
Bitterkof, Tinnie Bitterkoff, Lizzie Williams,
Cena rreynor, Daisy Boyce, Lillian Bovce May
Reffenberg, Olive Peters, Lillian Chester. Lillian
Hurtzig, Laura Durlissy, Flora Rankin, Ida
Vosti, Ruby Bergdahl, Emma Bimmerly, An
Prizes, Hazel Prizes, Mrs. William Prizes, George
Prizes, Louisa Prizes. Mrs H. C. Jones and Mrs
J. A. Prizes.
A very pleasant birthday party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway to their daughter
Sadie, at their residence, 741 Harrison street.
April 10 The house was artistically decorated
with flowers and evergreens. With fine music
programme OF singing, dancing, games
and merry-makfng, the evening was passed
most s ssgIeeably; At II O'Clock the party
proceeded to the dining-room, where sup
per was served, Those who were present
were Miss Sadie Gallaway, Miss Jennie Mitch
ell. Miss Maysie Mullins, Miss Nora Mullins,
MiSS Ger Tria T11na
Mamie, Josie, Maggie and Lizzie Fitzpatrick.
Miss Laura Powers, Misses Katie and Nora
Callan, Miss Amy Hancock, Miss Jennie Dunn,
Miss Frances Mahoney, Misses Hattie and Gertie
Harrison, Miss Alma Tobin, Miss Irene Ber-
nett, Miss Katie Roach, Miss Annie Roach.
Miss Leone Emmark, Miss Bessie OCon-
and Sadie Me ndelson, Misses Alice and Mabel
Manning, Irene Nothern Josie Steckler, Nav
Ryan Misses Annie and May Cavanagh, Miss
Alice McNevan, Miss Maggie Boyne, Miss Nei.
lie McKenna, Miss Nellie Carol, Miss Lille
Ryan. Miss Mary Burk, Miss Mary McQueenv,
MIS- Miss Mamie Mamie Powers, Miss Kittie Tracy,
tie Dunphy and Miss Hannah Spaulding
OF Vallejo, the Misses O'Leary OF Menio
PPaalrk, John Galloway Jr., Dan German, Will
Harrison, Arthur Philips, Ray Philips, Rob
ert hancock, Meyer Herman, Walter Hancock.
Willie Luce, Leon Enemark, James Robertson
George Kelley, George Harrison, John Nc
Qqeeny, Arthur Peggs Matte La Strange.
Edule smith, John Bucayon, Louie Steckler
James Brown, George Kennedy, Tom Egan'
John Donahue eU4'
Miss Mollie Boyce gave a most ENJOYABLE
party on Friday evening last in the narIors of
the Eureka Hotel, on the occasion of her nine
teenth birthday. Many of the Young ladySs
friends were present TO congratulate her and
Join IN the merrymaking. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Balzer Mrs EccIes
the Misses Eccles, Miss Rebecca Nelson M
and Mrs. Charles Strohmier and Others
~ ne n hlnIn II % anniversary ball OF Orc Fino Parlor
No. 8, n: D. G. W, will be given in Naive
Sons Hall on Thursday evening, April 20
SILK nag Will be presented to the parlor during
the evening, and Miss NJ. Bertola grand nrasi
dent of the order, will deliver the presen tation
address. -'''ion
Owing 10 the stormy weather the Odd Fol
lows literary and social entertainment was
postponed TO Wednesday evening Anril 90
1896, at Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets for Anrii
% will be good for April %. A good programmes
is sassured, including Harry de Lasaux and his
dTamacic troupe in the laughable one-act
comedy entitled Turn Him Out"
Mr.. and Mrs David NJ. Fletcher have leesod
the Kaufman residence at 24O6 Washtngtou
street from the first OF May, and will be pleased
10 see their friends the first Tuesday Of each
month. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Kaufman and family ar.
companied by Miss Isabel Wolf, leave Nav .
for Europe.
Invitations have been issued by Court pa,o
Alto No. 53, f. OF A, for grand Compliment.
tary ball, to be given at Native Sons, Hall