The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
HOME GATHERINGS.
Dinners, Dances and Receptions of
the Past Week.

most delightful entertainment was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Rutherford at their resi-
dence, 1928 Suffer street, last Thursday even
ing, in honor OF the birthday of their son,
Charles Adrian. The invited guests were;
Mrs Helen Rutherford, w. Rut herford, Mr. and
Mrs NJ Mohr; Norman, Edwin, Oscar and Al
fred Mohr. Mrs A. Z. Brunsou, Mrs. French,
Mrs Hemlie, Mrs George Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs George H. Franc9ur and many others.
Music, feasting and dancing charmed away
he hours Of the evening.
Mrs. W H Hinkel gave a reception at her
residence, 1928 Clay street, on Thursday even
ing last, IN honor OF her friend, Mrs. Katherine
Davidson of Nova Scotia. Ine spacious par
ors were beautifully decorated. The evening
was spent in music and singing. after which a
delicious repast was served.
Those present we're: Mrs. Katherine David
son, Miss Johanna Toplltz, Mrs Buckland,
Mrs. Margaret Davidson, Miss Otto, Harry
Drury. William Brien, George Devine, j. W.
TopIitz, charles Drury, Mrs. william Hlnkel,
William Hinkel and George a. Hlnkel.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered 10 Mr. and Mrs. II. Carbonet at their
residence, 313 Polk street, on Sunday evening,
November Z, By several members OF the Menlo
Musical Club. Several selections were rem
dered By Professor Carol, L. Hess, J. J. Clber-
n an and /. Goldstein. After some dancing an
elegant repsst was paTtaken OF. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. CarbOnet. Mr..
and Mrs. solomon: Mrs. B. n. Trobeck, Miss E.
Fuida, Miss Foley, Misses Lou and Lillls
Wohlers, Misses O'Bren, Mrs. Wilkowitch, J.
J. Ciberman, L. Hess, W, E Walker, !. Cold
stein, A. Samues, L. Carol, H. Stark, Mr..
Harris and B. n. Trobeck.
Miss Linda Berti entertained her friends at
her home on Pacific avenue, Sunday evening,
November z. The rooms were beautifully
decor ated with chrySenthemums and smllax.
Games and dancing were the pastimes OF the
evening, after which refreshments were served
in the spacious dining-room. Among those
present were: William Curry Miss Mel ie
Barry, Miss Josie McAIeer, James Leahy, NJ SIS
Mary BERT, Miss Jessie Stevenson, Miss Minnie
Endlich, George Csntrell, Miss Mary McAleer,
Russell Cantreil, Gus Berti, and Ralph Berti.
Miss Fannie Bradley gave dinner Tuesday
evening at her home M on IN oFarres street com,
were: f. NJ. Wilson. Miss Mamie Cullum.
Theo Alters, Miss GerIie Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keene, Frank K. Wentworth, Miss Wilton,
Arthur Cotton, Mrs. Bradley and Miss Fannie
Bradley.
F. n. Wilson, who leaves on Monday for
Europe, gave party on Monday evening last
at the Baldwin Theater in honor OF Miss
Mamie V. Cullum
A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
Neale recently by her numerous friends at the
residence OF Mrs. Ganglar, 1920 York street
The parlors were handsomely decorated.
Dancing, singing, music, etc, were enjoyed un-
til early morning. The following were
present: The Misses Della Roberts, Minnie
King, Mary Hogan, Annie Woost, Anice St.
Ledger, Frances Erin, Mae Howell, Lottie
Neale, Nellie Nash, Carrie Levy, Dodo, Duane,
Clara Nenle, Mamie Ganglauf. Annie Doyle,
Eva King, Mamie McCreedy, Mrs Neale, Mrs
Ganglauf. Mr.. schottler, Mr. Ganglauf. Mr..
Walsh, Mr.. Mueller, Ben Heavey, Mr.. Baker,
Mr.. Barry, Jack Henessy. Jack Carroll, CHARLES
Rouuneli, Gus Evers, Al Hudson, Con King,
John Boyson, frank King, William Byron,
Phil Cow V, Harry de Mann. William Pahl.
Al Neale, Harry Duane, Rudolph Dyer aud
Harry Dyer.
Ou o. -surday evening, November 6, Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony J. Roberts celebrated
their wooden wedding at their residence,
1870 Twenty second street The house was
tastefully decorated with chrysanthemums
ferns and evergreens. The evening was spent
in singing, recltations and games. after which
the guests partook OF a sumptuous repast
Several toasts were given in honor of the
young host and hostess, VINO were the reclp
tents OF many useful presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lansfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Williams, Mr.. and Mrs c. Wohlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Wosser Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Dye, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jaeger, Mrs. Emma
Smith, Perciyal l. Williams, Miss Mae
Murphie, g. Long, Mrs. Ida Lake, Master Lyn-
wood Lake, w. Preston, Mrs. Mathllda Smith,
NJ SIS Tlllie Scheurer, c. Church. B. Nudge,
Miss TIllie Berry. Mr. Tischenor. Master C!ar-
ence Roberts, Masters II. and r. Lausfield.
On Tuesday evening. November 8, Mr.. and
Mrs. A Cook entertained number of young
people, including the members of "Oul Li}tle