The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

Ripe, M. Ripe, NJ. -Lohmann, 8. Lob
mann, B. Lohmann, L. Kuhnel, A. An
termann, f. Kuhnel, E. Kuhnel, A. An
Grellmann, A. Kramer, c. Wulff; Masters
J. Ripe, W. Ripe. f. Seike, f. Kaupert,
r. kaupert, Q. Kaupert J. kaupert, o..
Wulff, K. Grellmann and e. Grellmann.
a pleasant reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ulmer SD Lom-
bard street, in honor of Lieutenant Harry
f. McGurren.
Jennings, Miss Alzadia Morris, Miss Ger
trude Stadtfed, Miss Caroline Ulmer,
Miss Rose Broderick. Miss Gertrude Proll,
Miss Albertine- Schweitzer, Miss Lillian
Rotger, Miss Lille Johnson, Miss Del
phine Jennings; Lieutenant Harry +. Nc
Gurren, Lieutenant George Petty, Philip
del, Rudolph Timer, William Helke, Dan
lei O'Callaghan, Joseph NJ. Hayes, VIII
liam S. Ulmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Timer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Helke.
A farewell surprise party was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Hyman on Sunday
evening last at 221S Geary street before
their departure for their future home at
Folsom The evening was very pleasant
ly spent in dancing, singing and games.
At midnight the guests adjourned to the
dining room, where supper had been
prepared for them.
A reception was rendered to several
members of the First California Volun-
teers on the evening of October by Mrs.
M. Sylvester at her home, 1887 Seven
evening
was pleasantly spent in music and dane
ing. Several choice vocal selections were
rendered by the quartet of Company M;
also by the Misses Pauline and Jennie
features Of the evening was the cake
walking and wing dancing Of Miss Emma
Spring and Miss Lulu Langdon. At md
night those present sat down to an elab-
crate repaSt, and then continued the
merry time till early morning. The spa
cious residence was decorated with flow
] fYlt
American flags. The lawn surrounding
the home was overhung with numerous
Japanese lanterns. Those present were:
Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sylvcs-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs A. Widman, Mr. and
Mrs. Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon, Mr..
Miss she HS NJ Ho6per MISS sS annie Johnson Bhagp
Miss NJ. O'Brien, Miss Josie Upham, Miss
Lauretta Sylvester, Miss Lizzie Doyle,
Miss Jennie Upham, Miss Mabel Spring,
Miss Pauline Upham, Miss Emma Spring,
Miss Lulu Langdon, Miss NJ Mclaughlin,
Miss L. r. Sylvester, Major Thomas F.
O'Neil, First Lieutenant William Wall,
Second Lieutenant P. Duffy, Sergeant
James Ravekes, Thomas O'Brien, Herman
Becker, Orin Ryan, Corporal Low Mayer
Trumpeter Syl Neuman, Joe McGratf
! John McGrath, r. Recke, Ed Dore, George
Long, George Sylvester, Jess Ryan, Al
Sylvester John Canavan, John Collier
John Shannon, Frank Doyle, Joe Becker
A. Burnett, Charles Eggers, l.. Dunn. R.
| Sylvester, f. Walton, H Abbott, F. Nc
Nell.
Miss Hazel Schad entertained her friends
! Friday evening, October 6, at her home
319ia Guerrero street, the occasion being
| her twelfth birthday. Among those pres
| ent were: Misses Ethel Clark, May
| Smith, Irene Clark, Ethel Hill, Birdie Hill
! Enid Leek, Chrissie Thomson, Madeline
! OBrien, Pearl Barnes, Maggie Graham
Maude Schultz, Ella Murphy, Camilla
Keane, Margaret Keane, Birdie Peterson
| May Mcfarland, Isabel Peterson, Myrtle
! Buckman, Mamie keough, Mary E. Nc
| Farlandi Masters Forrest Leek, Percy
| Schad, James Male, George Schad, Har-
rison Fox, Charles Greif, Clyde Grant
Fillmore Buckman; Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
| Greif, Mrs. DR.. l. G. Leek, Mr.. and Mrs
M. O'Dea, Mrs. w. H. Schad, Mrs, J
Graham, Alma Schad, Goodwin Grant and
]. f. O'Brien.
A delightful tamale party was given tc
3Oth inst. by her many friends. The even
ing was spent in dancing, jokes and
games. Those who were present were;
Miss Lizzie NJ Gahan, Miss Eliza Price
Miss Mamie Hanley, Miss Sarah Haber.
land, Miss Mamie Vahey, Miss Katie Hab-
Ian, Miss Rose O'Donnel, ]. Brant. J.
Crosby, ]. Mathews, w: Noonan, Mr.. Cot
Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Mary
Powers and son.
The first tea Of the season was given
last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. O'Brien
of PIP California street to introduce her
| sister, Miss Mary easy, and her niece
Miss Kate May Dillon, to society. The
hours were from till Z, and many visit.
ors availed themselves of the pleasure OF
paying their compliments to the charming
debutantes.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered to Miss Grace Smith Thursday
| evening, October IL, at her residence, 32s