The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08
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Receptions, Dinners and Dances Of the Past
Week.

Receptions Dinners and Dances Of the Past
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. sieberst gave dinner
party and reception last Wednesday evening
at their home, 2 Liberty street, in honor OF
Frank H. Belcher, the popular barytone.
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Franey en-
tertained large number of friends at their
residence, % Freelon street, Saturday evening
last. Singing, dancing and games kept up till
an early hour in the morning, during which
the orchestra rendered beautiful music.
Those present were: Miss G. Allen, Miss l..
OHair, Miss L. O'Toole, Miss M. Mathieson,
Miss NJ. O'Toole, Miss K. Kohler, Miss A. Kern,
Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. E. A. Allen, Mrs. J. r. O'Hair,
Mrs. A. R. Allen, Mrs. B. Lausten, Mrs. Franey,
Mrs. K Slaven, Mrs. X. O'Hair, Mrs Mathieson,
Mrs. w. O. Hair; Messrs. George w. Atkins, Ray
Allen, Rene 4. DTmont, H. G. Kiung, A. +; Al
Mutz, ]. r. Cook, George Allen, D. O'Hair, B..
Lausten, w. Franey, Mr.. Wright, F. Franey, c.
0'Hair, NJ. Mathiesop, P. E. .O'Hair, E. P.
OHair, B. Rice, Charles Baab, W. O'Hair, j.
O'Hair, H. Mathieson.
A pleasant evening was spent on Satur-
day last by some hundred and fifty young
people in dancing and feasting in Crystal
The occasion was complimentary party
rendered by Miss Juanita Castillar and Miss
Emma Niles to their classmates of the Poly
technic High School. Tom Magner, assisted
by F. Moss, ably managed the floor SO that
none who cared to dance wanted for partner.
About IL O'Clock a march was formed and the
merry guests filed into the banquet hall, where
Mrs. CASTELAR, and Mrs. Niles had provided
bountifully, taking the precaution OF provid-
ing a number of assistants, SO the hungry
guests were quickly served; The hall was
beautifully decorated with flowers and pale
blue and pink streamers offset by hanging
Japanese bric-a-brac.
The eighteenth birthday anniversary of Miss
Minnie Schilling was celebrated Wednesday
pyppinp a the hnmo of Mra M Sphillino
1427 Steiner street. Nearly 100 friends of the
young lady were present to assist in making
the evening an enjoyable one.
The Amateur Dramatic Company produced
can Obstinate Family" The farce was well
produced, all the participants sharing in the
applause. Reuben and Cynthia" by Fred
Panlsen and Mrs H. M. Wolf, provoked consid-
cradle merrimenr. At midnight an elaborate
rel past was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Aigeltin-
ger, Miss Sophie Aigeltinger, Miss r: Bau-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Aigeltinger, Miss Pauline
Schilling, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wreden, Charles
schilling. Miss Minnie Schilling, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hilpisch, MI. and Mrs. 0. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mclean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucholtz, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paul
sen, Mr.. and Mrs Claus Wreden. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.Veen, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Witzel, Mrs Henschen,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bendel, Professor Z. Rosen-
dorm, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sammann, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. C6hn, Mr.. and Mrs. Gieske, Mr.. and Mrs.
LeOnharut, the MISSES M. ana y. flagemann, T.
and T. Cassel, Z. and NJ. Tidemann, Z. Paulsen,
E. Conradt, T. and A. Seifke, K. Kruckel, T.
Meyer, D. Henschene &c. Hook, Messrs. II. Hol-
ling, T. Weitzinant, G. H. Schnmann, E. and B.
Schwartze, II. and #. Paulsen. F. Miller, J.
Moss, Fl. Ascher, w. Spiegel, J. Hilpisch, G. and
4. Dyer, G. and F. Meyer, G. Chrismann, H.
Hook, F. Minzenmaier and Meyer Cohen.
Anna Howard gave delightful house warm
ing at her elegant residence on Masonic
avenue. The large parlors aud music-room
kept up until an early hour. Those
present were: Miss M. Boyle. Miss Nell