The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

Smith, George Fleming, Charlotte Starkey, II.
Boyd, Matthew Coon, Elizabeth G. Birkmaier,
Ransome. Eva Wren, the Misses Alden, Darl-
Ward, Partfngtou, Hussey, Ransome, Jennings,
Mcdonald, Pollard, Wolfrom, Fleming, Ray
mond, Susie and Bessie Hobart, Gray. Russell,
Snow, the Misses Wohlfrom, and William
Simonson, Fred Clark, Alfred Wtlkie, VIII
Ward, E. Butterworth, John Mckay. j: D.
Hunter, G. A. Russell, Herbert Remsen, J. A.
Marshall and Frank Fleming.
very enjoyable party was rendered by his
many friends to Otto Leibold at his home, 131
Fourteenth street, last Saturday. Eddy Nc
Donough, w. R. Doyle W. Cadigan and v
Kennedy had charge of the affair, and their
combined efforts made the gathering splen-
did social success. Those present were Miss A.
Leibold, Miss ]. Kray yimshy, Miss G. Krayimshy,
Miss Sallie Lemon, Miss Gertrude Lemon, Miss
Lordie Black, Miss Tessie Reed, Miss Maggie
O'Brien, Miss Julia Brown. Miss Eta Schroyer,
Miss Padie MacDuff, l. Steinhardt, ]. L. Fitz-
gerald, c. E. Brett, j. Murry. A. Magnus, H.
Geerty, Charles Geerty, G. Ohlnimus, w. H.
Taisen, w. Davis, ]. Young, A. Koppen, r.
Hodfer.
The wedding of Mrs Clare Dammes, daughter
of August Leonhardt OF this City, to Henry
Dessau of Chicago took place Wednesday even
ing, Fe bruary 10, at O'Clock. The marriage
was performed by Rev. T. l., Higgins in the
study of the Swedenborgian Church on O'Far-
rell street, and was witnessed by Miss Marie
Leonhardt, sister OF the bride, and Mr.. Sehwen-
der friend of the groom.
house of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Des-
sau took an evening train for the south.
The Dalmatian w. Z. Club held its third
anniversary ball at California Hall last Satur-
day evening.
The date set was agreeable for the members
so as to have 1t double event and celebrate
the birthday OF George Washington
The hall was artistically decorated with bunt-
ing and evergreens. The grand march was
| called at 80, led by A: A. Ranzulo, president
OF the club and Miss Julia Marisch, who was
n q n trir 4
with pink satin.
AT II o'clock light refreshments were served
after which dancing was resumed till early
morning. The affair proved a great success
An enjoyable party was given to Emilio
Maggie at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. " Bar
dellini, Hodges place, on Sunday, by his
many friends. Among the features of the day
and evening were dancing, singing, games and
recitations. Music was furnished by Professor
n. Berio, c. H. Warren and F. Kaiser. At z
o'clock the march was LED to dinner by the
pretty little hostess, Miss Lily Cuneo and Mr.
Emilio Maggie, and fully thirty friends fol
lowed into the prettily decorated dining-room
After dancing till midnight the merry folks
departed. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Cuneo, Miss L. Cuneo, Mr.. and Mrs
Y. Bardellini, Miss F, Pitto; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Miss I. Minigan. G. Minigan, Mrs. NJ. Morse
Miss J. Brown, c. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Par
mizano, j. Partinicot A. Anea, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Pitto Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pitto, Miss II. Pitto Mr.
and Mrs. L. Pitto.
A most enjoyable party was given by the
Golden Gates last Thursday evening, the 10th
at California Hall. The next social of this
popular club is to be held March 5.
Native Sons Hall was crowded to it's utmos,
capacity on Tuesday evening last in response
to invitations issued by the Mystics for their
seventeenth evening dress party. Fully csc
couples participated in the march, led by NJ
L. REYNOLDS and Miss Lucy Frank.
The programmes-souvenirs OF the opening
were embossed in gold with cluster of Cali
fornia vlolets, and were distributed by Will W
Sale and Miss Mabel Macfadden The folIowinc q
committee deserve much credit for the able
management of the affair, which was social
success: Floor director, M. l.. Reynolds; as.
sistant floor director, H. G: Muller; reception
committee, The Mystics; auxiliary commit
tee-Professor w. w. Anderson (chairman), H
Windt, Ii. Clark, C. Renwick.
Among those present were: Miss Ella Celia
Lillian Coleman, Miss Mabel Maefsdden, Miss
Anna Johnstone, the Misses Dobson, Miss Eve.
lyn Hansbrough, Miss Blanche Clinton, Miss
Gertrude Spellan, the Misses Hainque Miss
Horgan, Miss Grace Richmond, Miss Lucy
Frank, Miss Lizzie Wrede, the Misses Atlof,
Miss Elvie Panario, Miss Lizzie Griffin, Miss
Freda Cool. Miss Nina Cool, Miss Mae Bell,
George Kelley, Miss schiitter, the Misses
Trautner, Miss L. Rhyme, Miss Lewis,
Miss Hall Miss Mae Kelly, Miss Lottie
Mrs ). q. Wheeler, Professor Lawson, Proiessor- or
H. Clark, Professor ". W. Anderson, ]. Kata-
nnich, +: Lsgliss. 6; Ready, F. Williams, j.
Eber, ". W. Sale; K Mstheson; ;v H. 6. Muller,
Wentworth, Miss Pohlman, 81 Hall, E. Loni-
deck, H. Washburn, A, Cook, w. K. Owens. C.
A. Renwick, Egan, j. Mcfarland, J. Jaegling,
1. G. Schord. J. shannon, Austin -Kainzee,
Fred Rainier, Fl. Schwartz, S. "A. Clark, d.
Hayes, J. Greer, G. MCGOWAN, H. Frank.
Miss Cornish, daughter of Judge Cornish of
st. Paul, Mimi, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Paris
Kilburn, at 1l17 Taylor street.