The San Francisco call., 1897-02-08
lately organized. and also prominent mem

lately organized, and also prominent men,
Der of the Caledonia Club.
The evening passed all too quickly with
songs, recitauohs, games. etc, and at IL
O'Clock the guests spread feast, of which all
partook. The toaSts were witty and eppropri-
ATE, as were the decorations OF the table, con-
sisting OF miniature STOW Lake with Straw
berry Hill in the center and yachts and row.
boats gayly floating in the lake.
The guests who took part in the surprise were
Mr.. and Mrs Alec MacFarlane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan MacFarlane, the Misses MacFarlane, Mr..
and Mrs. 0Brien, Gordon Halliday, David
Halliday, Miss Halliday, Miss Crulkshank,
Captain and Mrs. ]. Hayes, Miss Hayes, hr.
and Mrs. T. d. Tuustead. Mr.. and Mrs Z. Put
nam, Mrs. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hess, j.
E. Powell, Miss Nichols and Mrs. simmons.
A very pleasant party was given TO MISS lda
2547 Folsom street, last Saturday evening.
The parlor was gsyly de corated for the oeca-
sion. Games and dancing were INDUCED IN
until early in the morning. Those present
were: Miss / Jennings, Miss F. Welsh, Miss
NJ. Cullen, Miss K. Cullen, Miss MeGouglan,
Miss Dorthy. Miss X. Hassett, Miss NJ. Hassett,
desto, Miss A. Brennan, Miss H. Christson'
Miss La Vale, MISS Forster, Miss W. Forster,
Miss K. Forster, A. Cohnan, R. Gaughan,
]. Reilly, NJ. Leddy, S. Feeney, f. Sullivan,
G. Sanders, D. Murphy, f. Muller, II. Colman,
j. Long, f. Ford. o. Thompson, J. Toohey,
Mr.. Clarnot, L. Orchard, Mr.. Welsh, r. Steels,
Plunklet, E. Forester, T. Malley, j Ratford.
The Fin de Steele Whist Club met al the
home of Miss Susie Logan on Tuesday evening,
February 2.
The decorations in the dining-room were
very pretty and novel. A net draped with
smliax ana evergreens formed canopy over
the banquet-table. Those present were: Miss
Alice Swift, Miss Dl Colder, Miss Susie Logan,
Miss Trixy Lyons, Miss Benjamiu, Miss Little,
Miss Emily Harris, Miss Birdie Gam bitz, Miss
Faith Gambitz, Miss Lee OF San Mateo
Miss Lilly Beuman, Miss Alice Murphy, Miss
Stella Friedlander, Miss Cora Kelsey, Mr..
Wheeler, Charles Drury, George Devine,
Charles Hildebrecht DR.. Taylor, Horace Nor
gan, Lee Gam bitz, Mr.. Brown, Ed Banning, DR..
Stone, Mr.. Schwartz, Mr.. Burner, Charles
O'Kane, George Colder.
The ladies connected with st. Paul's Lu-
theran Church, corner OF Eddy and Cough
Streets propose having two entertainments
for the benefit of that organization in the near
future On next Thurs day. February IL, they
Intend celebrating the third anniversary OF
the dedication OF their handsome church
building in the spacious Sunday-school rooms
both in the afternoon and evening. The pro-
gramme includes an address By the pastor,
Rev. J. NJ. Buehler, vocal and Instruments!
music, declamatiOns and supper, for all OF
which no charge will be made, voluntary of
ferings only, deposited into the basket and un-
restricted as to amount, being expected. The
society, with its large membership approach
ing the 200 mark, has from its very beginning,
successful auxiliary to the church. They are
already taking steps for proper celebration
of its thirt1eth anniversary, in May next.
Miss Florence and Arthur Raymond enter
tanned a few of their friends Friday evening,
the 5th inst, at their mothers residence,
1927 Twenty-frst street. The early part of
ahem," at which Miss Janette Partridge and
Herbert Brace captured the capital prizes. A
number OF musical selections were then rem
dered. The rest of the evening was spent in
playing games and dancing. Those present
were: Miss L. Brace, Miss N. Crandall, Miss F.
Denny, Miss E. Fairfield, Miss NJ Griffith, Miss
]. Partridge, Miss A. Partridge, Miss J. Williams,
Miss f. Raymond, G. Crandall, F. Cutler q.
Brace, g. Doane and others.
A charming wedding took place last Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Charles
Hoppe, 1717 Larkin street, the bride being his
sister, Miss Isabelle Hoppe, and the groom
Jesse J. Langa of New York. The Rev. Charles
Parkins performed the marriage ceremony, at
8 O'Clock, In the presence of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties.
The bride was given away by her brother,
Charles Hoppe. She was attended by Miss
Cappie knight and Fred Hoppe acted as best
man. Master Aldrich Harris was floral bearer
and carried the ring in basket of Bride roses.
The bride wore pale blue silk gown
trimmed With Honiton lace.
The house was beautifully decorated and
after the ceremony a sumptuous wedding
supper was served.
Edna and Marguerite Honn by their many
friends Thursday evening at their residence,
3oOS Twenty-thtrd street The evening was
spent in the enjoyment OF songs, games and
oancing.
Those present we're: The Misses Eva and
Ella MeCloskey, Miss Emma Labadie, Miss
OOLa hedAyJ MISS MAY DdgBelty MISS MaD6l
Hindy, Miss Flossie Wyatt, the Misses Alice,
osephine and Gussie Murry. Miss Tillie EN-
hof, Miss Ttllie Erb, Miss Ethel WedgeN ood,
the Misses virgie and Mabel Rice, Miss virgie
Potter, the Misses Anna, Mabel and Maggie
Mcdonnell, Miss Rose HeaIy, Miss Mercy Bos-
ely, Miss Juliet Healy, Mrs. Erb, Mrs. EN-
hoh Mrs. Horan. Mrs. McCloskey, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8; Honn, Mr.; Potter, Harry Stafford,
Charlie Boselly, William and Arthur Wed ge-
wood, William and Ralph Maurer, Eugene
Moss, Elmer Ellis d. Broderick, James Healey
and Frank Peters.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given to
Miss Mary Stolberg at her home. 2303 Twenty
fourth street, on Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary 8. The large and magnificent parlors were
taken possession of by the merry surprisers at
$40 O'Clock. and dancing and games were
participated in.
At 10 80 O'Clock Miss Emma Lawton and T.
Walker leo the grand march to the dining
room, where sumptuous repast was spread.
Upon returning to the parlors varied literary
and musical entertainment was given, in
which Miss Mae O'Connor, Miss N Dolan Miss
Stolberg, Messrs. E. d. Sullivan, T. Walker and
E. P. Barry took part.
Among those present were: Miss N. Dolan,
Miss T. 0'Connor, Miss E. Lawton, Miss Mae
O'Connor, Miss Mary Stolberg, Miss K. Nash,
Miss K. Costello, Miss Stanwood, Miss Rose