The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-27

QBrien; Eleanor Renegri. Rosie BLACK fIs
Bisazza,- Victoria Escoffier, Josie. Uhla.
Gi ae a carPie Barnes Mr and Mrs a
Barth, Mrs. Gianettoni, Mrs. Black, Mrs.
Beliando, Mrs. Shaw. Mrs: T. Olaquez,
Misses Madeline and Kitty Bisaz5za,
Annie Ryan Charles Pine, Eddie Barth,
fred Barth. Stephen Gianettoni.
A very. ENJOYABLE surprise party was
rendered to Herbert Maxwell on Wednes-
present We're: Harry Murphy. John Baci-
gallup, Jordan Fan, Ernest Duggan, Her
bert Maxwell. Leo Fitzpatrick, Samuel
Francis Lascelle, Joe Broder, Carlo Del
martini, Mateo Game, Peter Onslaught
messy, Frank Kedian and Dayton Murray.
The Third Monthly Cotillon Club gave a
Schmidt on Saturday evening, August 10.
Those present were: Lena Brandtjen, Jo-
hanna aulsman. Tessie schmidt Alma N1,
Schmidt, n Filter, Bertha Crossman,
Emma Schmidt Ameta Crossman. Gussie
Wheeler, G. A. Burman. c. Goltzene, +.
Norman NJ. j. McGrath, ]. c. Brandt
jen, H. Diercks, B. Miller H. Freese, II.
iigney, Mr.. Long and T. Walters.
John D. Nield, an old and respected en-
ploye Of the North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company, celebrated the fifteth annivers-
airy of his birth last Saturday evening by
a ball and reception in the Ell Monte Hotel
at Sausalito. Huge Cazadero ferns and
silk flags formed the principal decorations
terested from the time they crossed the
threshold until they departed from the
banquet table.
Among those present were: General Su-
perintendent and Mrs. E. II. Shoemaker,
Miss ]. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown, Will
liam Harmon, c. King, Mr., and Mrs, j.
Murray, DR.. L. d. Eddy, Mrs. and Miss
Nellie Athron.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given last Saturday evening, August 10, TO
Miss Edna Andrew at her residence, 125
Fourteenth street, by number Of young
friends. The evening was spent with
music, games and singing till midnight,
when bounteous repast was served.
Andrew, Miss Ethel Andrew, Miss Edna
Haslett, Miss Alice S. Smith, Miss Mabel
Schultz, Miss Maud Schultz, Miss Title
Bell, Miss Ethel L, Andrew, Miss Mae
Peters, Miss Lille Paletier, Miss Helen
Bahr, Miss Millie Rensselaer,, Miss Emma
Kuhlman, Miss Ruby Poland, Miss Edna
Davis; Messrs. Edward Wahrman, James
Haslett, Norris Parent, Phil Giovanni.
Arthur Brown, George RAIDER, DR.. A L.
White, Edward Burns, Oliver Flahavan.
Stanley Cook, Chester Hansen, Herman
MakOwSki, Joe Morris, Edward Egeberg,
Alfred Andrew, Frank Meaney, Chauncey
Chester
On Thursday last. the day that the Cali
fornia First came sailing in on the Sher-
man, Mrs. c. Dibblee. a prominent mem
Der of J. A Garfield Corps No. q. W. r. O.,
and her daughter, Mrs. Walter Wilkins,
entertained a number of friends at a
luncheon in their home, at the corner of
Lombard and Dupont streets. From that
point all had u fine view of the incoming
transport and ,escorting vessels. During
the afternoon there was vocal and instru-
mental music and social chat. There We're
present Mr.. and Mrs. George Marchant,
erickson. Mrs. f. c. Dunn, Mrs. f. easel
man, Mrs. Brightfeld, Mrs. Stoakes, Mrs
Martin of Sacramento, Mrs. l.. Kindly of
de- etaidi Mabei Stoskes of virp
City, Josie Bignotti, and Messrs. W. H.