The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-21
SURPRISE PARTIES.
Anniversaries Celebrated IN This
Charming Manner.

Miss Bertha Gutstadt was the recipient OF a
violet" surprise party at the family residence.
9O2 Greenwich street, on Saturday evening,
the 18th inst. most elaborate programme
had been arranged, which proved both inter
esting and entertaining. The instrumental
features were piano solos by Miss Lena Mohr,
either duets by Mr.. Stoltz and brother and
flute solo by Otto Witt.
The vocal selections by Charles brady and
Miss Kate Gutstadt were especially well re-
ceived.
Miss Christina Daily rendered several very
select recitations, which elected much merri-
ment from the young folks present. Con-
siderab bic dancing and some games made up
the balance of the programme. About mid
night the guests sat down TO a delicious COLA
ton, Miss Ella Mosher acting as master OF
ceremonies.
Among those present were: Miss Alice Kane,
Miss Ella Mosher, Miss Bertha Gutstadt, Miss
Christina Daily, Mss Evelyn Greenland, Miss
Clara Greenland, Miss Lena Mohr, Miss Edith
Murdoch, Miss Lila n Fraser, Miss Alexandra
Shragge, Miss Jennie Gorfnkel, Miss Henri
eta Jacobsen, Miss Kate Often, Miss Kate
Gutstadt, Miss Ida ASman, Mrs. Stafford, Miss
Frances Gutstadt, Mrs. Gutstadt; Messrs.
Charles de Guerre, Benjamin Walls, Jack
Kaiser, Harry Kornfield. A. Lichtenstein, Louis
Abrego, Otto Witt, Ed KuhIs, John Stoltz, Phi.
Gordon, Julien Newman, Harry Newton, Will
brady and Richard Gutstadt.
A most enjoyable surprise party was ten
ueTeu 10 captain refer j. HagertY at Manner
bund Hall on Valentines eve by the mem
bers of the J. Y. C. The evening was spent in
dancing and games, interspersed with reeita-
ton by d. Murphy, duet By w. Cathcart and
Ii. Coleman and solo by ]. ODonnell. At
supper the toasts were responded to by Cap
tain Hagerty, J. O. Donnell, R. Plunkett II.
P1nkham, w. Hoffer AID J. Miller Those
present We're: A. Hagerty, L. Riordan, L. Rad.
ford. K. Collum, n. Collum, A. kendrick, L.
Sullivan, NJ Malone, n. Kendrick, X. Sullivan,
A, Lehaney, J. Riordau, A O'Connell, l. Leila
ney, n. Fennessey, r. Curtis, NJ. Baker, J. Kene-
tick, K. Guilfoy, NJ. Kenefick, E. Fitzgerald, J.
Gull, J. Dillon, B. Fitzgerald, J. McAleer,
Pride, NJ. Michel, W. Fontalne, NJ. Comaich, ?.
Hagerty, J. Rhd1ord, j. Kendrick, A. Curtis,
J. Ward, E. Mccarthy, f. Felvey, d. Riordan,
W. Mccarthy, F. Su livan, j. Riley w. Wilson,
J. Ryan, H. Yerg, J. Pinkham, r. Skivington.
J. Farrell. j. sullivan, NJ. Fitzgerald, ]. o. Don
nell, H. Plnkham, w. Cathcart, D. Murphy, H.
Coleman. w. Hoffer, T. Mitch H. r. Steele, r.
Leonard, J. Miller, NJ. Leonard, r. Plunkett, H.
Vandewater, A. Mcneil, P. Roder, d. Drew, A.
Blake, NJ. Riordan, II. Kenefick, F. Fontaine,
G. Comaich, j. Fitzgerald, u. WEIGH, a. Null
Inns.
on Monday evening, February Is, the many
friends OF Miss Ella McClOSSey, the well-known
local contralto, rendered her most enjoy able
valentine surprise party in honor OF her birth
day anniversary. There were number of
musical friends present and vocal selections
and instrumental as well helped to make the
evening pass merrily.
Those present were: Henry Gilbert, ]. ].
Apple, James Love, John E. Littlefield, D. r.
burg, Mrs: Thomas Gibson, Miss May Hillyer,
NJ IS Eva Valentine Miss Floren tine Alien
burg, Miss Lizzie MeCloskey and Miss Ella
McCloskey.
The many friends of Miss Jennie Slavery
rendered her delightful surprise party al her
residence, Scott street, Friday evening The
time was enjoyably spent in singing, dancing
and playing numerous games. supper was
served in the spacious d1nIng-room at IL
O'Clock, after which the guests returned to the
pariors to have some fias Might pictures taken.
Games were then resumed until early morn.
Those present We're: The Misses Lille Bar
nett Ethel Rue, Helen Bennett, Hazel Cough,
Lillian Thomas, Pansy O'Connell, Ethel Will
liams, Gertie MaeDermOtt, May Wiesenhutter,
Alice Bush, Alice Moran, May Moran, Kitty
Horn, Gertie Horn, Edith Forsythe, Maud
Slavery, Nellie Coppage, Susie Shultz, Gertfe
Kenney, Vivian Urey, Alice Boobar, Florence
Shultz, Gertie Gal .agher, Sadie Wiesenhutter,
Mabel Sherwood, Hazel MacFadden, Hazel
MaeCord, NJ. Ruddick. Messrs. Trilby Miller
Walter Harder, Lincoln Munson, Joe Nealon,
Will Jacobs, Ed Owens, Rufus Hodge, w. Ar
cher, Joe Townsend, A; Overhaulser, Genie
Lee, Genie Fritz, Walter Foley, Howard Platt,
VIII Long, W. Prentice, Tom Carew, Jim Groom,
VIII Urrey. Bonnie de Zelle, Walter Sheehan.
Will Hatherauft, Ed Stack, Ed Hunt.
A most successful surprise party was given
by the members OF Aqua Pura Social Club to
its past president, A. E. Ogg. on Wednesday
evening, February IL, at 1927 Howard street.
Complete arrangements had been made for
the event, the reception-rooms being ar tisti-
cally decorated with the clubs colors. A
choice programme of music, readings and
song was rendered by the members, after
which dancing and games were in order At
midnigh hit supper was served and the early
hours had come ere the merry party dis
persed- The following were present: Miss
Sadie Burke. Miss Hattie Krieger. Miss Daisy
White, Miss Dolores Davis, Miss Bertha Wal
lace, Miss Julia Benfieid. Miss May Duplissea,
Miss Nellie Krieger, Miss Hettie Burke; Messrs.
Harry OConnor. William Hart, Truman Har-
ley, John Cunningham, Ernest Browning
George Knight, Ed Jewell, George Bohm,
George Harris, A. E. Ogg, Mrs NJ. C. Jewell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Littell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Fawcett