The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
Home Gotberi COS.

A most enjoyable masquerade party was
given at the home OF Miss George Luce.
145 Harrison street. Saturday evening, De-
cember l6. The evening was spent in
dancing and playing games. An elaborate
supper was served at y and unmaskiug
took place when every one was seated
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Luce
Mr.. and Mrs sapin. Mr, and Mrs. At
Mrs kennedy. Mrs. Atwood, George
Sweeney. Fred Welch. Gus johnson. Will
lam Deasy Walter Hancock, Ed Hogan
Matt Leonard, Ollie Powell. George
Thompson. George Smith. Walter Jack
son. Willie Luce Meyer Hermann. linn
Brown, Harvey Hermann. l.. Peterson.
Tom Tom oG9nn9r, George Kennedy. Fred
William Baker. Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Hancock
and the Misses George Luce. Anna Deasy,
Kate Callane. Nora Callane. Tess Guinee
! Frances McDermott. Elise Hess. Ida Man.
ming, Leona Gless, Emma Laederich Car
RE Pesanti. Amy Hancock, Lulu Watson.
Annie Watson. Clara Adams. Lizzie Du
| Fossi, Carrie Du Fossi. Dagrna Wallace.
10 Simon, Freda Simon. Ella Molloy, Alice
Molloy. Lizzie Kearney. Mamie Kearuey
and Fred swagg. Walter Evans and
The silver anniversary of the marriage
| OF Mr.: and Mrs. Christian Goltzene was
| ntungly celebrated on Tuesday evening.
! December 26 at knights OF Pythias Hall
| The hall was beautifully decorated and a
most enjoyable evening was passed At
| 1880 an elaborate dinner was served.
among the ,,,y many guests were Mr..
tan Goltzene Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Cramerding, Miss BeAie Cramerding.
Miss Emma Cramerding. Desire Sou
Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. McClel-
land. Miss Mary Batteaux, Miss Pau
line Batteaux, Miss Lillian Batteaux,
Miss katherine Wall, Mrs. NJ. Weisse,
Miss Il. IL Weisse. A Ziegelmeyer. Mrs
r. Espel, Miss Ruby Espel. Mr. Mann. Mr..
Miss Annie Rothberg. Miss Clancy, Miss
/ katherine Driscoll. Louis ID. Souriau Miss
! Marie Driscoll. Miss Lena Brandtjen Miss
! Baitola. Miss Rapine, Mrs Ayers. Mrs
| Fredericks and Carl Rockwitz.
Last Tuesday, at $40 Montgomery street.
! most delightful surprise was extended
| to j. w. Wissinger. one Of San Francsco's s
Oldest and most prominent building con-
I tractors. upon his seventy-sixth birthday.
| the forty-ninth celebration since his ar
| rival I'm this city. After a neatly chosen
! address by Herbert Il. Maggs, the guests
| presented Mr.. Wissinger with a solid gold
match box. enriched with large diamond
and accompanied by an artistic pen and
/ ink illuminated testimonial Seated al
! the banquet, which was part of the ex-
| tended surprise. the gathering was photo
| graphed, and while enjoying the repast
the hours of the afternoon were most
! cheerily passed. Those present were:
Frank Ench. John II. Wilson. ID. r. Jones,
Thomas Butler, Herbert b. Maggs, Fred
erick Snook; Wesley Heidt II. L. Peter
/ sen, IL tNdiSlou, reese l-leWellNn, FRED
L. Brett. p. a. Doane. Thomas D. Rior-
dan, Louis Well, ii. +. Wagner. William
H. Campbell. NJ. zacharias and James
| Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Morgan gave a
musicale and social at their residence. SIG
/ Union street. Oakland. Christmas night.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ed Mclaughlin of San Francisco Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas King, Miss Maude
King. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnett. Rich
ard Barnett. Mrs. Crosbie, the Misses
| May Kathleen and Theresa Crosbie I'D
Marshall, the Misses Mabel. Florence and
Mulkay. Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs, Sam Ellis
Of Livermore. Willie Morgan and Percy
! Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kochmann celebrated
-unS 1sBI kIBsISAIuuB ulJV-klusMl IIsul
| day evening. the 24th inst. at their resi-