The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

Ward, Miss Theresa Ainsborough, E. J. French,
Mrs. Z. ]. French, Mrs. Pearson, Miss Grace
Pearson, George Harrington, Mrs. George Har-
ringtoD.
Last Wednesday, August 25, M and Mrs NJ.
W. Belshaw, at their residence, 1926 Jackson
street. entertained at dinner Ex-Governor of
Alaska James Shakely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. Berry were rendered
q very enjoyable surprise party recently at
their residence, 359 San Carlos avenue, in
honor OF their wooden wedding anniversary
Music was furnished by an orchestra, which
pleasantly entertained them be fore entering
the house Games and dancing were INDUCED
in un I'll late honr, alter which the guests
proceeded 10 the dinIngroo where an elabo-
rate supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs G.
Berry, MIR. aud Mrs. Riley, Miss Emma Mason,
Miss Myrtle Berry, Stanley Stewart, Vanlere
Etehbaum, Ed Brad bury, Darcy Stewart, Eli
Lainer, Ben Irving, Ed Laswell, Gus Baker and
MIR. Daggett.
A very delightful birthday party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fisk to their son Frank
at their pretty home, "Ocean Heights" Sea
View, on August ID. The guests were enter
ta1ned by music, singing and dancing. A
sumptuous repast was served a mid might
delightful evening at nome was spent
with Mrs Marshall Hainque at her residence,
1868 Eig fifteenth street, on Thursday evening,
August I8. Singing, dancing and recitations
were INDUCED in, after which dainty repast
was served. Covers were laid for eighteen.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Hainque, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R. Hamilton,
Mrs. G. H. Redman, Mrs. Adelaide Hainque,
Mrs. Victortne Aainque, Mrs. Marguerite
Dunnigan, Mrs. Madge Murry, Mrs. Milly
Wolf, Mrs. Tessie Neil, Mrs. Laura N ell, Lee
Norton, Oscar Greenbaum, John Eagen, Dan
iei Eagen, Joseph Fletcher. j. F, Scheele.
a dellgh ttnl surprise party was rendered
Miss Mattye Fest on Friday evening, August
20, at her residence, 1915 Turk street. At
10 80 the guests repaired TO the dining-room,
where covers were laid for forty. The evening
was spent in dancing and games. The first
prize was won by Ed Cosgriff, and the BOBBY
prize by Miss Rose Cahen.
Among those present were: Miss Lennie
Fest, Miss Tessye NJ. Davidson. Mrs. Burk
hardt, Mrs L. n Davidson, Mrs. o. L. Fest, r.
l. Keene, G. Lachman, E. Lachman, o. V. Pis-
toesi, ]. E. Odgers, A. Jennings, J. Cahen, w.
Barry, n. Bruchman of Vallejo, w. A. Douo-
van, Charles Wyatt, L. Mandelson, j: Kra-
mer Paul Normand, L. siegelhurst of Ala
media, ]. Marshall of Ross Valley.
Miss Annie Dignan was the recipient of
pleasant surprise party last Saturday evening
in honor OF her nineteenth birthday at her
residence, $50 Isabella street, Oakland. The
house was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Games and dancing occupied the at
tention of the guests until midnight when an
elaborate supper was served. Those present
were: Miss Annie Dgnan, Miss Bessie Sturm,
Miss Florence Sains Miss Maggie Mulvey, Miss
Matte Burton, Miss Alberta Kitchen. Miss
Cora Schiethe Miss Belle Burton, Miss Grace
Coombs, Miss Winnie Mulvey, Mss julia
nan. Miss Alma Schethe, Mrs. +. Grundman.
Mrs II. Sturms Mr.. and Mrs. J. Quirk, Mr.. and
Mrs s. Paiinbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sch iethe,
Mrs G. Standish, Mrs. M. Dignan, Mrs. J.
Mghtenger, Tnomas Dignan, c. sweigard. G.
Ingersoll T. Sturms, w. Burton, w. McCarty.
s Burton, 1T. Delaney, Carl scniethe, j. Eng
George sturms, A. Kitchen, {. stolle.
GRAND fall opening, Nine. Alma E.
Keith, next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, sos Market street.. Every one in
ylled. None asked t. purchase.