The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

sam Culverwel, Mr.. McInerny. William Fer
guson, Timothy Donovan, James Wyatt,
JuSeph Corrigan. Albert Dorey, Humphrey
Gsllae her, Joseph Colyin, William Shamo brook
Frank kidian, George Gassman
"A surprise party was given to Miss icssie
oneIluan, saturday evening, october los at ner
sisters home. The evening was passed win
oaAclng, games and music Supper was served
al midnight Those present were: Mis7 Iessie
sheridan, Arthur Rel>s. Miss Annie OConnor'
Lawrence Peterson, MISS Mamie McGuinness,
George Clayton, Miss Lille Coombs, Pete Jerk
eFson, Miss Alice Ctrmody. Ed Fitzgerald,
MSS Nellie Wenchell, Hermon simon MISS
Nellie Guinnee, Hugnie 0Neil. Miss Julia
Murphy, Harry Smlth, MISS Annie smith,
Ralph Mckenzie, Miss May Wiukers, Ar hur
Moyee. Miss Emma Bernstein, Walter Franey,
Charlie Smith.
most enjoyable surpris, party was ten
dered 10 Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Ciawiter at their
nome In Mount Eden Saturday evening. the
1oth INST, 10 celebrate their china weuulng.
Ine parlors were iastefully decorated with
smuex, grapevines and chrysanthemums'
Instruments! and vocal selections were rem
dered by Miss Addie Kayser, Miss Grace
burjen, Miss Grace Ciawlt r, W. f. Rowlands
and Dr. Reynolds. AT tmidniaht delicious r.
past was partaEen OF, alter which there were
music and games until late hour.
among those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs L;
d. CIawlter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 1. Petermann OF
aasywaris. Mr.. and Mrs, George schammel OF
oakland. Mrs. A. Vanderhoof, Miss Emma
Scnaier. the Misses Emma and Nellie Eiehier'
Miss Grsce Burten of Sonora, Miss Annie
n n ySel VI can frame $50, Miss Annie botnsoW,
Miss Grace Clawiter, NJ SIS Christina Iillie
Mrede, aud Messrs Henry Sennfer. Whine
Schafer, Edward l. Clawiter. Harry Wander
hooi, Heniy Bothsow, Fred Wrede. rred He'll
Wig OF Alvarado w. E. Rowland OF San Fran
Cisco ana DR.. Reynolds OF Hay wards.
peasant party WAS rendered 10 Miss Lizzie
Sroener py her parents on Tuesday eyenlns'
octoosr ~, at their residences on Twenty
slAth street, the occasion being her nine
teenth birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent in dancing, singing and games.
Inc lohowing guests were present: Mr.. ana
MIS- II. Phuen, Mr. and Mrs. f. Ftrmhais. Mr..
and Mrs. P Johnson, Mr. and Mrs W. seebeck.
MI ana Mrs F. Nagei. Mrs. de Cardonnn, MI
ana Mrs. E. Groeper, Misses l.. Seebeck, +.
SSagel, Z; Hanlon, q. Thomas, NJ. Young, l.
GroeDer. Messrs. E. Redeil, r. Nagel, II. Mil
lar, c. Baker, C. Koch.
A birthday surprise party was given to Miss
Shrist tina OKeefe at her residence, 1908
Golden Gate avenue, Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 10. The evening spent III dancing,
sing ng and games until midnight, when the
guests retired 10 the dIninl room, where re-
lreshmenis were served, after which singing,
dancing and games we're continued unul "a
early hour. Among those present We're: The
Misses Theresa and Emily Byrne, Miss Eva
Palueei, Miss Edna Pohlman, Miss Kate Bar
le Z, Miss Kitty Mcdonald, Miss Christina
Miss Anna Reichard, Miss Lizzie sullivan,
MISS EIna Thompson, Miss Miriam 1lomon.
Mrs. &. O'heeie, MIR. and Mrs J. +. o. keefe,
Miss Emma Wells, Miss Margaret O'Kceie, the
Misses Maggie and Mamie Keefe, Eddie Bar
ret, Neal Dunn, Joe Monun, Otto Paulsen,
George Hayes. Archie Thompson, Walter PEN
namen, Ollie and Vincent Palucci.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Golinsky OF Kennett enter
tanned Miss Flora Rich of san Francisco. by
giving picnic to asia Springs last Monday.
After spending several hours amid that pic
turesque scenery, the party took the carriage
IN waiting for the upper and lower soda
springs. The day was perfect aud greatly en-
joyed by the participants Among these were:
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Golinsky, Miss Flora Rich,