The San Francisco call., 1898-02-20
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Rose Pass. Nettie Hartman and others rendered several vocal selections, and Sam Hoffman and Joe Attell contributed to the enjoyment of the evening by orig inal witticisms and recitations. A boun- teous repast was partaken Of, after which dancing was induged in till late hour. Toasts and good wishes in ac- cordance with the occasion were in abun- dance Meyer Attell of the Euphony Club made an appropriate address in be- half of the club. The success or the evening was largely due to the executive ability of Miss Annie Franklin. sister or the hostess, and Miss Ida Knoderer
 Among those present were: Misses Mill lie Pass, Rosie Heine, Minnie Franklin. Ida Knoderer. Belle Herold, Flora Franklin, Kettle Hartman, Maude Boggs, Lena Schnepple, Jessie Kramer. Rose Barry, Emma Stevens, Nellie Hass, Cas- cobs, Pete Delmartini, Joe Campi, Till Herrin, Max Reinhart, Meyer Attell, Harry Leavitt, Nathan Harris, Sam Hoff- man, Max Rothblum, Peter Marchetti- Jake Kramer, Ernest du Frey, MT. kra- mer and Jule Franklin.
 Sunday evening, February 13, MT. and Mrs. kanler celebrated the twelfth an- niversary of the birth of their son Mil At II 80 the guests marched to the din ing room, which was beautifully illumin- ated and decorated. Rev. Dr. Samuelson was the postmaster, and speeches were made by W. Goldman, MT. Goldmeier and William c. Goldberg. The guests present were: Mir. and Mrs. Sam Cohen, MT. and and Mrs. Coleman, MT. and Mrs. Tomsky, MT and Mrs. Kellner, Mrs. H. Kamler, MT. and Mrs. D. Harris, MT and Mrs. Hectman, Mrs. Cohen. Rev: Dr. Samuel Miss E. Elvin Miss M. Tomsky. Miss Rose de Levarri, Miss E. Cohen, Miss M. Harris, Miss Rinaldo, William G. Gold berg. $. Cohen, l. Kamler, A. Goldmeier, Tox IJor Cohen, A. Rinaldo, Professor Wagner, B. Preeni and A. Kellner.
 Mrs. Dr. F. z. Pirkey gave a very de- lightful tea at her home in Colusa St. dainty and artistic. The parlors were decorated in red and green; blue and gold were the prevailing cOlors in the dining room.
 The hostess was assisted in receiving by Miss Arnold, Mrs w. B. de Jarnett and her sisters, Miss Longmire and Miss Joe LOngmfre.
 A very enjoyable surprise party in honor of Alfred Mendelson was given by his friends at his parents residence. g12 McAllister street, Saturday evening. February F. The guests were: Gertfe Lepole. Dottie Cohen, Shereasa Muturo, Daisy Lennon, Mutta Corbett, Cecilia Gel lar, Cecilia Morris. Sidney Morton. Joe Simmons, J. Simmons, Herbert Levy, Lyons, Isy Livenston, Sidney Levy, Jo- seph Golden, Alfred Mendelson, Harry Harris, Mono AbramSon and Martin Howe.
 Miss Mae Ryley gave reception to a number of her friends on Valentines s night, it being the anniversary of her birth. The parlors were prettily decor ated for the occasion, the predom1nating color being red After pleasant evening spent in dancing and music, sumptuous repast was served at midnight. At each those for the ladies being in the shape of a daffodil and for the gentlemen heart pierced by an arrow.
 Among those present were Mrs. Connell, Miss Mae Cooper. Dr. William Ellis. Ma jor William Mccarthy. Miss Marie Walsh, pr. Edmund Keefe, Miss l. Roqrke, Miss NJ Gommerford D1ffe Gaargd Miss S,dhn,s Anita Harry sohr and J. Mcbride.
 A very delightful surprise party was given Val J. Fell by his wife and many Ford street. in honor of his birthday. The parlors were tastefully decorated with smilax and dancing and singing were en- joyed till midnight, when the guests, numbering twenty-five, assembled in the pretty dining room, where an elaborate supper was served.
 Henry Schwartz entertained a large number of his young friends at his home gently. the occasion being his twenty first birthday anniversary.
 Strings of Japanese and Chinese lan- ! terms were stretched around the house and the rooms were decorated with flow CTS, particularly violets, and smilax. Af- ter a few hours spent in listening to reel tations, music, both vocal and instrument tal the guests enjoyed dancing until mid night when they repaired to the dining room and enjoyed a substantial supper Among those present were: Mrs. A. Schwartz. Mrs. E. Meyer, Mrs. c. Harms Mrs. A. Schumacher, Misses J. Bruns, M.
 Fostering, L. Schaeffer, A. Postel, F Kuhike, EG11fi 5. Lutgen' M. Hashagen,' H. H JOOSt B. JoOSt E. de Renee, c. Wetjen
 K Wetjen, A. Hansen, D. Koerber. L. Koerber, M. Hildebrandt, A. Hildebrandt NJ. Bach. G. Horst, A. Koerber. M. Koer- Der, L. Bill, F. Mehrtens, E. Schneider H. Harms, B. Schwartz. L. Schwartz, A Schwartz and F. Schwartz, Messrs. H Schwartz, A. Schaeffer, c. Schaeffer, H. Schneider, H. Wobber, H. Koerber. A Koerber, c. Fjord, W. Horst. w. Hide
 brandt, G. Eggers and W. Sagehorn. Miss Lucy M Vining gave a delightful reception at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs A. J. Vining, PIP Pine street,