The San Francisco call., 1896-04-16
PLAYED PRIZE EUCHRE,
Delightful Card-Party Given by
Mrs. Wells on Tuesday
Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa R. Wells entertai ned
their friends at charming card party at
their residence 2l18 Pacific avenue, on
Tuesday evening All the rooms on the
ground floor were placed at the disposal of
the guests and ella borately decorated with
choice roses.
The players were ranged at seven tables
and a closely contested game ensued.
Dainty prizes were awarded the yictors
Mesdames F. l.. Whitney and James Stew
art and DR.. D'Ancona and DR.. Jones. After
the game there was an elaborate supper
and music and speechmaking.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sloss gave theater
party to sixty of their young friends, fol-
lowed by an elaborate supper at their resi-
dence on Van Ness avenue.
The party attended the Baldwin The
ater, and after enjoying Mansfield III his
incompatible rendition of beau Brum-
nell, repaired for supper to the Sloss resi-
dence.
Here elaborate preparations were made
for the reception of the guests, the draw
ing-rOOm, corridor, dining-hall and supper
table being handsomely decorated with
choice flowers.
Mrs. Dunn and the Misses Dunn will
give tea this afternoon at their home on
Hyde street. The hours are from to g.
Ont HuuuTSu anu nlIy lnNltaLlOnS nave been
issued for the occasion. Mrs. Dunn and the
Misses Dunn leave on the 1st OF May for
European visit.
Mrs. A. n. Drown has issued cards for a re-
ception on Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 2550 Jackson street.
The nuptialS of Miss MaSten, daughter of n
X. Masten, and Mr.. Ewell will be celebrated
this evening at the residence OF the brides
father on Clay street.
James V. Coleman has taken the Gregory
cottage at Sausalito for the summer
Mr. and Mrs w ID OKADp left
for trip to Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Vail have come over from
Alameda and have taken the residence 27IS
Webster street.
The Misses Goad have returned from their
trip to Paso Robles.
This evening at Native Sons Hall the South
End Rowing Club of this City will hold their
first reception and entertainment in three
years.
and the proceeds of the affair Will be used 10
successfully carry off their regatta at FL
Campo on May 80
Following is the programme which repre-
sentS the very best talent in the City:
Olympic Club Minstrels-William j. O'Brien
tenor; Jack Cathcart, comic solos; accompanied
| and William ]. Wallick in specialtips
| George Hammersmith skirt dance Miss
Annie Rooney, soprano; Miss Tighe, pianist,
| and Miss Georgiana accompan ist.
! F Company, Hawaiian sextet in native songs
| and dances OF Sandwich Islands; the Poly
! technic Mandolin and Guitar Club in selec-
| S'NAAS' nhCtSh DS IIlSCO IhVOflIeS tIll-
| be TT and Goldie
The event of the evening will be the three
| round boxing match between Robert Mac
| Arthur and George Green young Corbettl. who
| is matched to fight owen Ziegler at Mechan-
| les Pavilion May l.
burlesque boxing match will also be given
! by members OF the Acme Club OF Oakland and
| dancing Will conclude the entertainments
ON Friday evening, the 10th of April, Miss
| Birdie Samuel was the recipient of a very
pleasant birthday party, given her by her
| parents at their residence, 313 Golden Gate
| avenue. The pariors were decorated in roses
| and ferns. The evening wns passed in games
songs and recitations. Dancing was kent nm
! until midnight, when the guests repaired to
| the dining-room, where repast was served
Among those present We're: Mr. and Mrs.
| l.. Meyer. the Misses Gladys Never, Adele
Levy, Ray Wilson, Hattie Joseph, Carrie Nor
| ris, Gertie Berliner, Annie Harris, Emma and
Bertha Mendelsohn, Carrie Levy Carrie Meyer
| Juliet Son, Belle Jacobs, Matte Jacobson Eva
| Friedman, Ella Mosher, Lena Edwards Kittie
| Aaron, Jennie Cook, Bessie Levy, Marie Levy
Rose and Nettie Morris, Fannie Cohn, Hattie
Brownstone, Clara Plout, Sophie Leipsic, Selma
| ana Sophie Newman, Eta Sandman, Huldah
! and Beckie Green, Jennie and Carrie Cohn
| Belle Gensler, Messrs. Joe Weiss, Jake Levy
! Emil Cohn, Martin and Jake Meyer, Jesse
Platt, Rudolph Altschul, Clarence Badt, Nike
| Spiro, Wilbert Wolff Robert Nordman, Leon
Cans Abe Whitehead, Ben and Leon Joseph,
Abe jackson, Louis Bernstein, Sam and Henry
Goldstone, Melville Lehman, Jake Cohn, Ben
Jacobs, Herman Sternberg, Harry Aaron
Ralph Davis, Leon Morris, Leon Blankenstein'
Seymour Goldsmith, Joe Berliner, Louis Men
delsohn, Harry Breitstein, Max Moses, Al
ired Schmulian, George Appel, Sol and Alfred
Benin, Sol Fisher, Louis Meyer, Sam Goldberg
Arthur JoSSelyn nd Others.
reception to the members of Aqua Pura
Social Club was rendered by the president last
Saturday evening at 619 Powell street The
rooms were tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion, it being the clubs first anniversary. The
talent of the club manifested itself in the fore
part OF the evening in the nature of solos, re-
citations and musical selections, after which
followed social games and dancing till
the carly morning hours. At midnight the
guests repaired TO the dining parlors, where a
liberal collation. was served.
Those present were: Miss Sadie Burke, Miss
Julia Benfield Miss BERTHE Wallace, Miss Hat
Lewis, Mrs. Florence Fawcett, Miss Agnes
Aitchison, Miss May Duplissea Miss Dolores
Davis and c. +. Groat, Harry simard, George
Bohm, Gerard J. Wills, Jesse l.. Fawcett, Harry
NJ. Burke, William Hart, o. Walter Spalding
James s. Locke and Albert E. Ogg.
surprisesparty was rendered last Wednes.
day evening TO Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Armstrong
at their residence, II Liberty street, in honor
| of the twenty-fourth anniversary of their we'd
d1ng-day. Among the guests present were the
| following: Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Harris, Mr. and
| Mrs N. Scheeline, Mr. and Mrs Henry Coles,
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Worth, Mr.. and Mrs T. W.
Armstrong, Miss Mary Chabot, Mrs. R. G. Cox,
| Mrs. Hattie B. Steele, Miss Georgia Cousins,
! Miss Edith Cousins, Miss May W. Armstrong,
! Miss Emma B.. Armstrong, Ernest r. Swan,
| Robert T. Swan. Master Percy 4. Armstrong
| and Master Tom Sidney Armstrong. Supper
was served at IL O'Clock, and after delightful
evening the party broke up in the early hours
| OF the morning.
very brilliant Easter party among the
| Swedes in this City was the one given Satur-
| day evening, April 4, by Mr.. AND Mrs. John
Sanderson, SAT Alvarado Street Music, songs
and dancing were the principal enjoymepts
| during the evening. Arthur Thomas en-
| tertained the guests by telling funny stories.
A very fine supper "a la Suedep was served
late in the evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Person, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Engstrom, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordstrom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Giss.ow Mr.. and Mrs
| George Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Joaehimsen, Ar
| thur Thomas, Messrs. Silvey, Sanderson, Gren-
| leap, Strom and Ahlberg
PILES burns and many similar miseries