The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27
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ing the winter in Oakland, sketching, and pursuing art studies. A test of skill in whist occupied the major part of the evening, refreshments being served to victors and vanquished after the game. Mrs. A. B. Bennison proved to be the champion player. and to her was award ed the first prize. Mrs. w. l.. Calkins' abbreviated score entitled her to the booby prize-a candlestick and taper with the legend m9re anS Mr light Ths MeeP RlaysTs Mr and Mrs. c. w. Hopkins; MT. and Mrs. G. D. Hildebrand, MT. and Mrs. A; B. ". L. Calllins, Misses Winnie, and Ellen Mcfarland, Miss Selma Bilz, Mrs. G. w.. Sullivan, G. A. Laumeister.
 Miss Eva Dempsey held a gathering at her home on Saturday evening. Musical selections, games and dancing prevailed. Refreshments were served during the evening, and at midnight an elaborate
 supper was spread. after which dancing
 was resumed until morning Those pres ent were: Miss Ella Dempsey, Miss May
 Dempsey; Miss Josie C. ,,. Josin. Miss mon, Miss Mamie Cusick, Miss Daisy Cole, Horace Cline, Granville Hadley, James Sullivan, David Wayte, John Cur ran, Sydney Hayes, Joe Doyle and Harry Walsh.
 Miss Annie Stone was the recipient of surprise party given by her friends at
 Sunday night. During the evening the guests were favored with songs by the Imperial Quartet of Berkeley, assisted
 by the Waldorf Musical Club At mid
 night a repast was partaken of, after which games and general merry making
 was resumed. Among those present
 Miss n Viola Weber, Miss Miss May Lyons, Miss Minnie Newell, Miss Sadie Mulker, Miss Edith Snowden Miss Maud Snowden, Miss Annie White, Miss Pau line Whitney, Miss Dollie Webster, Miss May Bonner, Miss Annie Stone, Miss Flossie Green, Miss Celia Plageman, Miss Agnes Wagner, Miss May Cummings, Paul Titus, Phil Clayton, T. Wilson, Max Reinhart, Sam Hoffman Abe Rein hart, Sol Wiseman. M. Flavor, Roland
 Sampler, c. Snowden, Ned Smith, R. Hel1man, G. Goodman, c. Fuller, L. Fly man, E. Sherve, Frank Raymond and Tom Powers.
 The young friends of Miss Hazel A. Terry were entertained last Saturday evening, March 19 at her residence, 2104 Mason street in honor of her fourteenth birthday anniversary. An elegant col- lation was served to the young guests after the festivities of the evening.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Cora Mitchell at her resi- dence, 934 York street, Saturday evening,
 and Mrs. H. Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. G: Hansen, MT. and Mrs. Keller, MT. and
 Mrs. s. Smith. MT. and Mrs. Wilson, MT.
 and Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
 and Mrs. Borree, Miss May Burress, Miss
 Elsie Suedens, Miss Annie Keller, Miss 1 Jennie McAdamS, Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Cora Christie, Miss Bessie Long.
 Miss Bertha Jensen, Miss Irene Mills, Miss Annie Boyson, Miss Meta Wilson,
 Miss Annie Hansen, Miss H. Keller. Peter
 Rohde, Martin Madison, Victor Burress, l Oliver McAdams, Frank Taylor, Charles Plambeck, Charlie Quedens, Mat Schon,
 A. Johnson, Bob Selig, Walter Hirup, w. Smith, Jonnny Stein, Charles Ludlow,
 Harry Mitchell and Harry Hansen.
 A very pleasant affair took place at the home of r. Harry Draper, SIP Twen- ty-second street, on the 14th inst. The house was handsomely decorated for the occasion with ferns and flowers. The
 parlors were utilized for dancing, after which a SumptuouS repaSt was served. One of the features of the evening was the Draper Glee Club, assisted by Edgar Foy, mandolin, and F. Harry Draper,
 guitar. A cradle song was rendered by Mrs. Will Bloomheart. There was also fancy dancing by Miss Nettie Draper, a
 recitation by Frank Van Dorsen of San Jose, piano duet by Mrs. Allie Baxter
 and Mrs. Charles Dunweber of Monterey,
 and a clarionet solo by Professor Owen
 Paul of Melrose.
 A very enjoyable birthday party was 1 given to Miss Gertie Rotholtz by her parents, at her residence, 62 Hayes street. Sunday afternoon, March 20.
 Among those present were Miss Sylvia
 Grace Rotholtz. Miss Regina Lafee. Miss
 Lois Underwood, Miss Ruby Friedberg, Miss Myra Pass, Miss Clemense Marx,
 Miss May Lewis, Miss Tessie Wengarten. Miss Miriam Levingston, Miss Rosalie Goldstein, Jakie Blum, Milton Bernard, Walker Plantz Arthur Weingarten, Nor ton Kresteller, Paul Lesser of Oakland,