The San Francisco call., 1899-06-11
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tiful punch bowl, glasses and stand. The
presentation was made by D. V. Gelder in
the name of the T. P. A. to their president,
H NJ. Campo
very enjoyable evening was spent at the
home of Master Frank Devlin, 1879 Folsom
street. Saturday evening. June 3, It being the
occasion of his twelfth birthday Those pres
ent Miss May Coffey. Miss Kittie O'Con-
nor. Miss George McCurdy, Miss Margaret
O'Connor, Miss May Markell, Miss Stella Parr
Miss Alexina Wells. Miss Margaret Clancy,
Miss Minnie O'Connor Miss Margaret O Brien,
Miss Marcela Coffey, Miss Madge Lucier.
Miss Fanny Lucier, Miss Eliza Lucier Miss
Cordeia Burns. Miss Rosie Madden, Miss Eva
Madden, Miss Tessie Coffey. Miss Helen To-
malty, Miss Lillian Gardener. Miss Sadie Cal
lahan, Walter Overguad Earl Wright. Walter
Traney. Albert Elmerspacker, Rudolph Papst,
Louis Market, John McGee. Frank Lasselle
Hugo Callahan. Frank Village, George Gar
dener. Ray Gardener, Leon XVI. Henry Clay,
Frank Limbard, Maurice O'Connor, Jack Lu-
cier Chris Lucier. Ed Tomalty, Frank Sulli-
An enjoyable birthday party given to
Miss Ethel Mccarthy and Master Charlie Nc
day. it being the tenth anniversary of Miss
Ethels and the seventh of Charles birth.
After interesting games the little ones partooH
of refreshments and impromptu programme
was then rendered
Among the passengers sailing from New York
Fuerst Bismarck on Thursday. the 1st inst.
for Europe were the following San Franciscans;
Max Heilbronrer. Adolph Oppenheim, Mr. ana
Peterson and Mrs. C. Truelson of Oakland
The following sailed from New York for Eu-
rope Saturday, June g. on board the Hamburg
American liner Graf Waldersee Mr.. and Mrs
Hugo Peters, Miss TilIe M. Feldman. Miss h.
J. Collins and j. NJ. Scott of San Francisco
also II. C. Taft and j. NJ. Taft of Oakland;
The closing party of the Ramona CotlIIon
was held in Mission Opera Hall June ,;.. o. The In
cotillon was led by A. A. Reed and MISS LII
lian Smith.
Mrs r. w Edwards of Twelfth and Linden
streets Oakland, and Mrs. Henry j. K0seIS
and daughter, Miss Marion Rogers. Mrs: w. ".
Ellis, Mrs. ]. Stewart and Robert Ed"aius s
Stewart have gone to their country nohe a.
Inverness for the summer. ,,.,
Miss Rose Stoltz and Miss Augusta heinsleln he
will leave June II for tour OF Lake I1 S9uil.s;
making their headquarters at Laurei len anu
Soda Bay ..,oss
Leo E Alexander left recently on business
trip to Portland and will be gone d ,, inon.h:
Mrs S. Getz of 5O7 Devisadero street VIII ols-
continue her days at home during the sum
mer months. -. so. D..
street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hoesech will leave here June
for their home in Seattle.
Mrs. Harry Baum, Accompanies py ,tier ner
little daughter. Edna, and her sister l, Miss
Sadie Hertz has gone to Camp Iaylor 1or the
month of June.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Redlick are again at home,
after two months absence passed In visit
ing points of interest in the State. They Will
be pleased to see their friends at their resi-
dence, 1872 Ellis street
Mrs Henry A. Ranft and Mrs, Jessie L. Fled
Ter are still at Liberty Hail." New Mountain
View, the summer residence of John l, Sabin.
Mrs w Bloom has returned home after
visit of eight months to her daughter Mrs
Martin Frank az Nav 1Ynrk City.