The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

Kneale, W. ]. Hickey, Steve Meeker, Alanson
Folger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Furst celebrated their
silver wedding on Sunday evening last by CIV
ing lerge dinner party to their many rele-
tives and most intimate friends at their nome,
2S3l Pine street. corner of Baker They were
the recipients OF many costly presents Inc
house was most beautifully decorated the
spacious parlors being handsomely garlanded
with smilaX and white blossoms. Violets
were strewn along the tables and their sweet
fragrance permes1ed the entire house. Not
the least interesting feature of the event was
the announcement OF the betrothal OF Miss
Gertrude Furst 10 J. Jacobs, the popular
salesman with the firm of MeyeTstein q Son.
Several original poems, both in German and
English, were read by the POSTMASTER II. Gut
stadt, and also one by Miss Helen Scharlach.
were received ana read. Dinner over dancing
followed, interspersed by vocal selections,
rendered by Miss Tillie Shemansky, II. Adler
and Mrs. NJ Wars hauer.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Bash,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Furst, Mr.. and Mrs. J. She
mansky. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs
4. Betzel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weller, Mr.. and
Mrs 81 Green, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Warshauer, Mr..
and Mrs. /. Shemansky. Mr.. and Mrs. $. Spiro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gutstadt, Mr.. and Mrs
l. Abrams, Mrs. II. Riess Miss Clara Riess,
Mrs. r. Heineman, Mrs. I. Scharlach, Miss ii.
Scharlach, j. Jacobs, Miss Gertrude
Furst, Miss Bertha GuIstadt, Joseph HeiDe-
man, Miss Tillie Shemansky. Maloyn Furst,
Miss f. Weller, l. Wehle, Miss Matte Furst
and Miss Hannah Cohen.
On last Monday evening the Misses Mae and
Helena Nolan entertained lew friends with
progressive whist. Six tables of players
joyed a competitive game, which resulted in
Miss Ida Brown and D. Beede being awarded
the first prize, while Miss Mae Reilly and Mr..
Hotter received the BOBBY prizes. Dancing
concluded the evenings enjoyment. The
favors OF the occasion were valentines OF
unique designs, the distribution OF which
caused much amusement.
Miss Emma c. Eaton entertained number
OF friends at progressive whist party at her
home, 2031 Steiner street, Friday evening"
February L. A delicious supper was served
at midnight, after which dancing was kept up
until a late hour. Those present were: Mrs.
Thomas Arcner, Miss Emma Eaton, Miss c.
Jones, Miss Emrye Habenicht Miss Nan Van
Wyck, Miss Susie Darneal, Miss Olive Wheaton,
Miss A. Simpson; Messrs. Thomas Archer,
Arthur Williams Dr.. B. Foulkes, F. Tourney,
William 2. Humphreys, Noble Eaton, Mr..
Grace, c. Van Wyck, Mr.. McCaully.
a pleasant society event was the dance given
Friday evening in the e.egant bachelo apart
meuts recently fitted up by Jay Gould and
Clarence Burke at 512 Eddy street. Among
those present were the Misses Patch, Walters,
King, Mason, COnnell, Dixon, Kelly Hepburn,
and Messrs. H. J. Page, r. T. Gum, James
p. Hayes, George Fleming, J. II. Firth and II.
!. Bennett. Mrs. Z. L. Grundy chsperoned the
party.
A valentine party was given by Master Carl
b. Johnson at MS residence, $50 Harrison
street, saturday evening. A most enjoyable
evening was spent in dancing, music, songs
and games. Miss R. Hunt and Masters Xiii,
Johnson, Al and H. Hunt gave delightful in
tically decorate with flowers After supper
dancing was resumed and continued into the
"wee sma' hours OF st. Valentines day.
Miss S. Florence Douglas held her usual
monthly entertainment al the Women's Eduea-
tionsl and Industrial Union, Tuesday evening,
February 10. The following numbers were
rendered: instrumental selection, symphony
Musical Club; vocal duet, "Iife's Dream Is
Ger" Mrs. J. Harmon Caskey and Miss Jeane
Casati Smandohn and guitar quintet Misses
Marie Sorbier, Madeline ONeil and s Florence
Br lwn vocal solo, The Vaga bond" E. E NJ
Hibberi; instrumental selection, Symphony
Musical CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bates entertained some
friends at dinner February u. the occasion
being the celebration of their twelfth ami
versary. Covers were laid for twelve.
Charles Lyons introduced his debutante
daughter Miss Beatrix Lyons, at a dance on
Thursday evening last at Devisadero Hall.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs T. y. Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. A: J. Foey, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Friedlander. Mrs. Abrahams, Miss Cora Kelcey,
Miss May O'Toole, Mrs. w. G. Richardson. Miss
Madge Richardson, Miss Grace Ware Dick
FriedlandeT, Miss Adeline Muller Miss Rivers
Miss Stella Fay, Miss Maud Fay, Miss Nan
Maxwell, Mrs. Arthur BGrendt, Miss
Lily Sherwood, Miss Teresa Sherwood
Charles Hildebrsndt. George Christensen,
Charles O'Kane, Tom o. Toole, Walter Burner
Miss Lottie Judson, Leonard Schwartz j. H.
stephens, Emmett Sullivan, Mr.. Long, Mr.
Wolf, NJ IS Brannan, Benjamin SturdeVant
Mr.. Wheeler. win Gottscholl, Tom Bass, Tom
keane, Miss Edith Bass, Mrs. Z. A. J1dson,
Mr.. Rivers, Horace Morgan, DIT. Mark f. Stone
Miss Di Golden, Miss Bowman, Miss Susie L0-
gan, Arthur Barendt, Miss May Farley, Miss
Ida Farley, Miss Nellie Lyons, Gerald Irons
Miss Beatrix Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Lyons
A musicale was given by J. E Nickols, the
weli-known tenor, last Sunday evening at his
residence on Larkin street.
The affair was largely attended and no pains
were spared By the host and Mrs. B. Tooth