The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwin Austen OF "a Perry
street eele brated the twentieth anniversary OF
their wedding Sunday evening Those
son, Mrs: simmons, Mr. Anderson, MI
Henry, Mr. Jones, Jessie TnomsOn, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitten, Mr.. ana Mrs. Myers, MI
Miss sullivan, John Daley, Tnomas Phelan,
Mr.. Lowiar, Mr.. Coughlan, Mr.. Schsnlsn,
Miss BUTLER, Miss AtIle Trouse, Miss Grace
Mcdonnell. Miss Annie Hadler. Miss Grace
HsndlAy, Miss Annie McQuenie, Miss Byees,
Miss May Conroy, the Misses Flora, Edith, En-
ms, carrie, Elts, and Edwin, Cnrist an ana
Frauk Austen; Nessrs. Smith, Plough, Pelley,
Bean, Br:c6ley, Morris, Dixon, Cloth@rthy-
The evening was spent IN dancing and sing
ing, aud later supper was served.
Miss Jennie McAdams was rendered very
last Saturday evening, October 30. Dane ne
and games formed the greater part OF the
evenings amusement George II. Kaipe and
Others sang. At II dnight an elaborate re-
past was served. Among those pre- ent were:
Miss May Leonard, Miss Prudy Hamilton,
Miss Anna Keller, Miss CHRISTINE Johnson,
Miss Miss Annie Lorenzo, Mss Mamie Gibbons
Miss Nellie Lindsay, Mss Carlo Rhode,
MISS L dia Christie, Mss Lena Rymes,
Miss Maggie Greedy. Miss Ethel Bar, MISS
kEipe, Andrew W. Dow, Andrew Umland. RAY
Lewis, Mark B. .ock, Joseph Lindsay, Fred
himbalI, Thomas Lorenzo, Gus Rasmussen,
fred Rasmussen, Robert Gordon, George Stew
Peter Rhode. William McGreevy a. d others.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelly rendered their daugh-
ter. Mss Le nora Kelly, reception al the r
residence, 539 Haight street, last Saturday
evening.
The parlors and halls were handsom ely dec
GRATED III honor OF the occasion, ND nc e.
forts were spared n ms King the event mighty
enjoyable Gffar.
Among those presett were: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kelly. Miss Leunora Kelly, Miss Gerte ke .ly,
Miss Teresa Graney, Miss May J. Downing,
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Mrs George f. Miller, Miss Jostp Iine Culyes'
Miss My E. Ellis. Miss Allce O'Neil, MISS
Cara Lene han. Miss Annie Reggett Miss May
Hayward, Miss J. Hemage, Mrs. y. LacomDe,
Miss Alma Lacomba. F. j. K~ny, P. HeeIly,
Charles f. Dooiey, Major Wui!efeld, Howard
G. Green, George Springer, L1uis Springer +
Murphy, George LacOmb be. colonel u. Farren.
Mr.. Ivory and Hon. w. J. Farren.
Miss Mary Hampton and Marie Anderson OF
the Under the Red Robe company were en-
tertained at dinner and supper on THURSDAY
last by Colonel Charles II. Blinn, at his Post
street residence.
most enjoyable surprise party was given
10 Sollie Marcuse Fridav evening, the 29lh
ult, al MS residence, 291S Sixteenth street.
Music singing and dancing were the features
OF the evening. At a laie hour sump uous
repast was partaken OF, after which the guests
sg tin joined In games and dancin< until
early morning. Among those present We're:
TIE Misses Martha Huryes, Theresa K icharo-
sou, Alice Taylor, Lena Marcuse, Theresa
g ILL., Gladys Kearney, Beatrice May, julia
ou>e, Louis May, James Haslett, Bert Minner,
Walter Mlnner, Orln Nye, Byron Nye. Nil
lard Smith, Milton Beaven, Benjamin Harris.
William Day, William Adams, Fred Richard
son and Lea Marcuse.
very essant Halloween party was given
TO Miss Mamie Keogh at her residence. 241
Clinton Park, last Sa urday evening. Those
pres entwere Misses Resale Reighly, Octayia
Leathe, Mamie and Flossie SamuelS, Mamie
Houston, Carrie JOrgerson, Fannie Anderson,
End Leek; William Samuels, Lyster Reign
10y Fra L Iaef ha Fra Il
lich, H. II. Hogar and others.
ON Saturday afternoon Halloween tea
party was rendered 10 Miss Lillian Stevens at
her nome on Fair Oaks street by the ladies OF
the Violet Club Each young lady was attired
IN white gown, with ylole-coiored sash.
The parors and to bles were artistical.y deco
rated with smllax and yioieis. The afternoon
was spent very pIeasantiy, and tea was served
at O'Clock. Those present We're: Mrs.
tevens aud the Misses Iva, Maude and Lii
iian stevens, Miss Annie Corrigan, Miss Eddie
Martin. Miss Alyce Walsh, Miss Kate Mckee,
Miss Frances Gill, Mss Agnes Corr1gan. Miss
Lou Mann, Miss L. McGee and Miss K Deery.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Falek celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary at their residence,
IA Treat avenue Sunday, Oct ober 81. The
main feature OF the decorations were the TIN
Ia bles, at which covers for fifty couples were
laid Many handsome gifts were received.
After the banquet dancing was continued
throughout the night 10 the music OF full
crches stra. Among those present were Dr.
York and many others.
Mrs. Dora Delwig, old resident of this
city, cele brated the ninetieth anniversary of
her birth last sunday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs, E. Enrenpfort, at 926 Eddy
street. Mrs Dellwig was surrounded Uy her
four children, Theodore Deliwig, Mrs. Erich
nf san Jose Mrs. Z. Earenpfort and Mrs. Au-
gus a Hellwig. besides grandchildren and
oIher reiatves to the number OF eighty.
There were also present about twenty friends
OF the fami. y who had been invited TO take
part in the great reunion.
The guest OF the day was warmly congratu-
lated upon having attained the age OF go and
the hope was expressed by all that she may be
spared to attend anoIher celebration ten years
hence. very pleasant dav and evening was
spent in the entertainment OF MRS. Dellwig.
\ very peasant surprise party was rendered
to August W. AhlbOru at mis- residence 3315
Lafayette street, on Saturday evening, October
80, the occasion being the anniversary OF his
birth The evening was passed with songs
and games bounteous supper was served
at midnight, after which games and signing
were INDUCED in till a late hour Sunday m orn-
ing Before the guests adjourned Mr.. Uhte
TOOK photograph OF the entire party by fash
light.