The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Those present were: Mr.. .aad Mrs. William
Anderson, Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Strain, Mr..
aud Mrs. VIII Boomheart, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Harry Draper Mrs Nsomie Burnell of
LYONS, Mica, Mr. and NJ IS. JAs kson Pruitt.
Miss Nettie Draper. Miss NJ ude Rodgers, NJ IS
Mabel Paul, owen Paul OF Fruitvale, Nine.
Kay & 7. ana Colonel hu''0' b. i'''h 0' BROOKLYN
A very EN- joynble surprise party was tendered
TO Miss Regina Kast at her home on wednes-
day evening, September 20 The house was
handsomely decorated with ferns, palms and
garIands OF green and sweet peas and the ta-
bles with smf ak and roses.
The evening was devoted to music, games
singing ana recitations. Frank ]. Kast created
much laughter by reciting several humorous
pieces, alter which deligh tfu. repast Was
served. Besides the imm sdiate mem bers OF
the Kast family there were also present: Miss
c. Wissing, Miss /. Guntz, the Misses Muloney,
+. Spieier, Joe Gunlz and II. GunZ.
An enjoyable birthday party WAS given to
Misses Stella and Sa lie Try and their cousin,
Joseph Stansfeld, Friday, October 2, by Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Ury, at their residence in San
Leandro. Games and refreshments afforded
those present were: Miss Bessie Birchenall
Miss Maude Cardoza, Miss Leonorn Cardoza
Miss Mabel Cormeck, Miss Rosie Cormack Miss
Mary ChrysoStom, Miss Louise pelamater,
Miss Hazel Haas, Mss Annie Schunemann,
Miss Mamie Vieifa. Miss Lillian Ulricb, Miss
Edna UIrich, Miss Stella Ury Mss Sadie Ury.
Miss Ruth Ury, Eddie Bircheaall Eugene Gar
cia, Warren Hacket, Harry Hackei, Harry Lar
sen. Wallace Mccoy, Roy Morgan, Lloyd Nor
KAN, VI iht SdfFduOTs NdnQy master, Joseph
S'ansfeld and Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Ury, Mrs. NJ A.
Brown, Miss Thurston aud Miss Edna Talcott.
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Mis- p. Schoenmakers by THE Art Club" last
Friday evening. An artistic programme was
rendered, alter which charming eharade was
acted by three members # the club. The
hostess then invited her guests TO adjourn to
her studio, where to her great surprise a
dainty supper had been laid out Those
nresent were: Mrs. SchoenmakeTs, Mr. and
Mrs A. Dutour Mr.. and Mrs. a. Granville, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Tart, Mr.. and Mrs Rytner Miss
NJ. Soruip, Miss ii. +. Thirion, Miss T. Schoen-
makers, Miss ]. Hursot. Miss A. Hutter, Miss
F. Browne, Miss II. Thomps A Thirion, S.
4. Ray aud, NJ. Girard, Ch. Shafer, Michael
Crs, P. Barnett, A. dAuoe rville and others.
On Saturday evening, October 8, Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Lace held a reception at their home,
S06 Kentucky street. in honor of the birthday
OF their son, II. J. Lace. L. Potter. G. Suili-
van, John Young, Harry Washburn, Miss Nell
lie Sullivan ana Miss Polly Young rendered
several vocal and instrumental selections 10
the delight Cf the musicaIly inclined present.
The evening was most delightfully."- spent in
dancing, etc. after which bCuntiful repast I
was partaken OF in the artistically decora ted
dining-room.
A very enjoyable reception was given Satur-
gay evening, october ., 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Lhnsnelc on the occasion of the tenth anuI-
Versary OF their wedding. II was evening
OF vocal and instrumentll music, playing Of
many games and dancing. Late in the evsu-
ing ali present repaired 10 the diniug-room,
Where sumptuous repast was served. Many
handsome and useful gifts were presented to