The San Francisco call., 1898-03-20
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Der of young ladies Saturday evening at Mission Parlor Hall.
 entitled MT. K was rendered by F. M.
 Warren. M M Jones. W. Larsen, Miss Ada George. Miss Mae Gallagher and
 Messrs. Warren Jones and Larsen showed much tact and ability in their parts, and earned off the honors or the Miss Mae Gallagher and Miss Ada George did remarkably well, ana recelVed many beautiful flowers; .s Miss Abbie Mcdonald as the old maid did also some very very good work; It is hoped that they will soon give us the great pleasure or agan Hnn seei fo Miss shf Fd
 na Cerf at her home, 109 Eleventh street, by the members of the California Cluo. by a large band. A very pleasant even, I1, ing was spent and dancing continued till | the early hours. ,oo
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Schwalbe of l4OS i O'FarreIl street celebrated the barmitz- 1 yah of their son Monroe yesterday, at the Taylor-street Temple At home to-day
 A double birthday party in honor of Mrs Earnest May and Johnny Mertz was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Ear nest May on Wednesday, ,,, evening; Marcn ,c n g. at 28 Shotwell street. The evening was
 An informal reception was held re- gently in honor of the twenty-1rst b1rth- day anniversary of Joseph C. Baclgalupl at his home. 1545 Mason street. A large number of his friends spent the evening most pleasantly with music and games, after which refreshments were served. Among those present were Miss Daisy Merle Miss Leonie Gless, Miss Alice Ti- coulet, Miss Lena Schulteiss, Miss Kath- erine Fay, Miss Lou Fay, Miss Maysie Garbarino, Miss Ida Garbarino, Mrs. J: C.. Garbarino, Mrs. Zoberbier, Messrs. Mar tin Merle, Jules Gless, James Cottle, liar " Foley. Charles Lowe, Alfred Medley, Ebert Cowan, Andrew Garbarino, Joseph and Louis Bacigalupi.
 Messrs. J. E. Crooks and Joseph Reed of Haywards were given farewell party by their many friends on Saturday even Zuver and Miss Annie May, with the as- sistance of Messrs. A. Morgan, J. Farrel and c. Ruppricht, constituted the com mittee on arrangements.
 The dance hall was decorated with laurel, evergreen and mustard blossoms
 while the dining hall and parlors were many other varieties of flowers.
 Charles Ruppricht acted as toastmast- ter. Those who responded to his calls were: Messrs. Neal, Maconaghy, Lemos Wilbert, Kinsell. Reed, Meyer, Gates Crooks and Morgan.
 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. J. Wilbert of Haywards. MT. and Mrs. c. w. Heyer of Haywards. MT. and Mrs. F. Brown of Alameda; Misses Ethel Crooks Annie May, Mamie Nendck. kate Egg Horn, Grace Hatch, Flora Hatch, Agnes Ramage. Ella Garrelson, Alice Garrelson, Rose Strobel, Annette Mast, Anna Obe- muller, Nettie Nelson, Nora Stanton, Louise May. Tillie Reed, of Hay wards; Miss Emma Thierbach and Mamie O'Donnell of San Francisco; Messrs. J. C. Crooks, Joe Rec, James Tarrel, Charles Ruppricht Al Morgan, Carl Nen- dick. Oscar Morgan Charles Pimentel, Louis Pimentel, William Pimentel. Stan ley Morgan, Ed Haas, R. Reed William Graham, Joe ProwSe, J. Stanton, Neal Maconaghy, Frank Lemos of Haywards; Messrs. Henry Wehr, Fred Brune and Hermann Forbrade of San Francisco; E. Gates of Fruitvale; Dudley Kinsell of San Leandro.