The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-12

car Theme: comic songs and Rotations, Miss
Maggie Pine; comic sons and recita IONS
James Dunleavy; piano solo. Gerald Grlfhn.
Those present we're: Miss Maggie Pine,
Mis-, Lille Cappelle, Miss Lenora Hay, Miss
May HGllexham, Miss Florence Ready, MISS
Lizzie Deuning, Miss AIDE ire Denping. Miss
EInel Mackholder, Messrs. James Dunleavy-
James Cusi"k Gerald Griffin, Albert Hennes
sey, Oscar Tn leme, james Heaiey, John Man
gan, Robert lyne.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was recently
given to Master Dclif Earle Terry at his
parents residence, 21O4 Mason street, IN
honor of his tenth birthday. Vocal and in
strumental solos, recitatons, dancing ana
games occupied the early hours OF the even
ing, after which refreshments were served.
Among those present were Det!et Earle
Terry, Nj IS Ida Losekanu, Miss Saur, Miss Hy-
land, Harry Losekann, Joseph Losekann, Oll-
yer Paquer, Miss Hazel Ada Terry, Miss Madge
Rex Miss Annie Tollner. Miss Mama Stenqul't.
Henry Beer, H. Burfeind, Mr.. Hyiand, Mrs E.
c. Terry, Ii. Hudson, Miss J. c. Lundt, Mrs.
Beers, Mrs Paquei, George w. Terry.
very pleasant party was held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Norrie recently. in
honor of the christening of their daughter
Isabel. The evening was pleasantly spent
wi h vocal and instrumental music. Among
those present were: Joseph Freltas, the Misses
Josie and LIZZIE Dusenberry, MISS. Echeverrla
Ed Eas imam, Professor Van Brunt, Mr.. Wright,
Mrs. Carnige, Miss Maria Kenney, Charles Du'
senberry, Arthur Garcia, b. II. Veeder, U. ..
n ; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Norrie, Master Mervyn
Norric.
A successful surprise party was rendered
Miss Annie Corrigan recently at the residence
OF her parents, 1892 Fifteenth street, prevl-
Gus to her departure for Sacramento. Music
Tor the dance consisted OF mandolin ana
guitar selections by Harold Hanson and Frank
Nannery; three members OF the San FraEclsco
Mandolin and Guitar Club gave several very
pref selections; the Misses Lilly and Iva
stevens enter tanned wit singing; Sol E!Derg
rendered several songs with banjo accompani.
ment; James Wyatt's singing was encored
several times; feature OF the evening was
the recitation of Miss Annie Corrigan and
J0 eph Corrigau.
Those present we're: Miss Nellie Walsh, Miss
Tracy Lin diner. Miss Ell la Martin, Miss Lizzie
Black, Miss Katie Meade, Miss Lilly Stevens,
Miss Minnie Walsh, Miss Alice Walsh. Miss
Katie Walsh, Miss Ada Garvln, Miss Emma
Garvin, Miss Birdie Lehman Miss Katie Corri-
gan, Miss Annie Corrigan, Mrs Marion, MISS
Mary Corrigan, Miss Mary McCarty, Miss Agnes
McCarty, Miss Agnes Corrigan, Miss Jeannette
Halverson, Mrs. Corrigan. Harold Hanson, Dan
Hart, Jules Miller. Fred Hooper Thomas East
Corrigan, Joseph Nannery, Abe Eiberg, Sol.
Elperg Charles Corrigan, w. Campbell, Frank
Davis, James Wyatt, Mr.. Sweadlund, Frank
Oberst, James Marrou and Mike Collonan.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Watson enter
tanned select few at their residence, 30l
Jones street, on last Sunday evening at am
ner- party given in honor OF the birthday OF
Mrs. Watson. Covers ware laid for nineteen.
Alter dinner the guests returned TO the par
lors, where mus ic and song helped to make
the hours pass pleasantly.
last Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Evers at their residence, 1920 Twenty
fourth street, in honor OF the lwenly.1rst an
niversary of Miss Morris birthday. The hand
some parlors were tastefully decorated with
ferns and ever green's and presented a pictur.
esQue appearance. The music was furnished
by Messrs. O. Brien and Dawson. The evening
was spent IN singing, dancing aud games,
after which all ad iourned TO the dining hall,
where ali elegant re past was served, and where
ed Oh received neat souvenir as a memento OF
rendered
Frank Evers, Miss Lucille Nelson, Miss Mary
Morris ana others. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Evers, Little Madeline
Evers. Dr. Muffe. Miss Lucille Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knutsen, Miss May Council. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Parry. Miss Ora Marble Mr.. and Mrs. On
stott, Miss NJ. Morris, A. Donald, Charles
Murphy of England, j. Jones and Mr.. Simp-
SON
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen and their two boys
OF Macon, Ga, who have been visiting rele.
tives in Alameda, left for their home Wednes-
day, Septem Der l, after a most enjoyable stay
of two months They were the rec ipien of q
most enjoyable surprise farewell party. held al
EncInal Hall, Friday evening, August %.
About thirty merry couples attended. Dane.
ing commenced at 8 O'Clock and continued
until midnight. when supper was served.