The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-26
RECEPTIONS.
The Lenoz and Oliver Parties-Leap Year
Affairs,

Inc beHVA anu OilVeF LdrLleS- ear
Affairs,
The seventy-ninth birthday of Mrs. J. Hart,
formerly OF Stockton, was celebrated last sun
day at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. s.
Salz, in Centerville. There were present forty
of the relatives from this City, Stockton and
Centeryille, including four generations OF the
family. At noon q fine collation. was spread,
al which kilograms of congratulauon from alb
sent relatives were read and toasts were offered
after which during the afternoon the guests
enjoyed themselves with music and dancing.
An enjoyable hop was given Friday evening
by the Hotel LenoX, 62S Suffer street. The
guests and their friends assembled in the par
lors, from which place the grand march took
place, and dancing was INDUCED in in the spa
clous dining-room, which was elegantly deco
rated. Icecream, CAKES and lemonade were
served the guests during the evening
Thursday evening was notable occasion at
the Hotel Oliver, on the corner of Pine and
Mason streets. over 100 guests were present
and choice musical programme was pre-
scented under the direction of f. Dellepiane
The numbers were as follows:
Vocal duet ga Night in Venice Miss Mile
Flynn and w. Simonson; contralto solo, 60
Promise Me- Mrs. Olive Reed; tenor solo, W.
Slmonson; soprano solo, "Venzanos Waltz"
Mrs. Eva Tenney; tenor solo, Frank Coffin !;
Tucker; soprano solo, "Beeanse l Love You"
Miss Mile Flynn. Accompanist, T. Dellepiane
Dancing terminated the affair. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs Willis
Bachelor, Mr.. and Mrs. William Weston, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcpherson Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Dellepiane, DR.. and Mrs. Kreutzman, Captain
and Mrs. John Leale, Captain Lindsey OF the
steamer Coptic DR.. and Mrs. Polastri, Miss Po-
lastri, Miss Ida HILL John T. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Cordes, Miss George Cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. c. N. Jennings, Nine. Ziska and many
others.
Mrs. N. F. Donlesvy was given a leap-year
surprise party last evening at her home, 1876
Howard street
"A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
William Kaiser at his residence, 1874 Union
street, last Tuesday. The evening was very
pleasantly passed in dancing and games, with
supper at midnight. Those present were: Miss
Ida Hensel, Miss Addie Gudehus, Miss Annie
Heitmann, Miss May Nienstadt, Miss Annie
PrItz, Miss Louise Goetz, Miss Emma Goetz,
MISS Annie Kaiser, Miss Emma Kaiser, Miss
Annie Often, Miss Gesiene Ehlers, Miss Meta
Ehlers, Miss Hattie Lampe, Miss Sophie Kruse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Maier, Mr.
Kuser, II. Goetz, Ed Nienstadt. Adolph GUIDE
nus nus; George Tietjen, Mr., Tietse, L. H. Antilles,
Kaiser, Mr. Ross, Albert Rubold, II. Schmidt
and Mr.. Nathan.
The Young Ladies' Leap-year Club of '96
gave their first theater party Tuesday evening
at the Columbia Theater The following men,
beers were present: Miss Mamie Ryan, Miss
Rose Cohn, Miss Minnie Cohen, Miss Lottie
Carney, Miss Emily Fankhauser, Miss Pauline
Cohn, Miss Nellie King, Miss Jessie Ketcham,
Clara Fankhauser, Miss Kitty Ryan.
pleasant reception was given at the resi-
dence of John Hinkel at 21S peyisadero street.
Among those present were: Miss NJ. Plageman,
Q. Won Boistel, Miss c. Denning, L. Hasshagen,
Miss L. Gibbons, g. Hinkel, Miss II. Spencer,
I. Won Boistel, Miss L. Hinkel, J. Calhoun,
Miss L: Hudson, H. Muller, Miss E. Spencer, ].
Hinkel, Miss S. Smith, 4. Rodgers, Miss E.
ONe1l r. Mahoney, Miss Walnut, B. Hinkel,
Miss B. Gilmore, j. Kane, Miss Figsberg, l..
J. Hughes, Miss B. Denver w. Shord, Miss J.
A1tken, G. Adam, Miss r. Harper. r. Shord