The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12

bers were also given by the Occidental
Quartet Ih Ne programme I'd cl 6is for m3er
pupil, Miss j. NJ. Long, to whose eXeruons
we owe the presence Of Mr.. Ticknor on
The members of the ball committee of
the !. Q. O. t. Golden Jubilee reception
committee were invited to reunion
which took place at the residence OF MIS-.
Z. NJ. North and Mrs. Bessie Mcdonald,
2414 Pacific avenue, on last Wednesday
night. The affair was a most sociable
and enjoyable one. choice programme
of songs, music and recitadons, inter-
spersed with dancing and various social
games, lent pleasing variety to the oc-
casion. The president of the general re-
ceptiOn committee, w. A. 5. Nicholson,
was the surprised and happy recipient or
tertained for him by the other members
Of the committee, which was rendered
to him in a neat presentation speech by
J. j. Apologize, secretary OF the recep-
ton committee, and feelingly responded
to by the recipient. At the banquet tauIe,
which was sumptuously spread M NJ
various toasts were offered and responded
to in a happy manner by Mrs. b. NJ.
North, Mrs. Mary McLane, Miss Gertrude
WINNER Miss Rena J. Crawford and ana
organization and hold annual reunions.
w. A. S Nicholson was elected president
J. J. Applegate secretary and Miss Cert
rude WINNER treasurer. At reasonable
hour the delightful exercises closed by
brief and witty address by NJ. M. Neu-
mann, NJ. D., chairman Of the ball COM
Those present were: Mrs. E. NJ. North
Mrs. Bessie Mcdonald, Mrs. Mary Nc
Lane, Mrs. II. c. Edwards, Miss Florence
z. Walcom, Miss Rena ]. Crawford, Miss
Gertrude WINNER, Mrs. W. A. S. Mich
olson; Messrs W. A. S. Nicholson, NJ.
NJ. Neumann, NJ. D.; J. j. Applegate, !.
Colburn, Fred II. siebe, j. Coplin stn-
SON NJ D.; z. Dryselius and II. NJ. d.
Meyer. " -
on Thursday the 9th. Mrs. James s.
Wethered of Pacific avenue gave the frSt
Of a series of luncheons, covers being lalu
for twelve.
A grand surprise party was given to
Alex W. Lippi on the anniversary OF ms ms
nineteenth birthday at the residence Oh
his mother, 1868 Twenty-third street, on
October IA. Those present We're: Mrs.
Antonio Lippi, Mr., and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
.. H. Birdsal, Mrs. Jennie Lippi. the
Misses Jennie, Erna and Hilda Lippl;
Miss Laura Moser, Miss May Dexter, the
Misses Zenie, Victoria and Josie Fernan-
Miss Nellie Taylor, Miss Anna Reichart,
Chace and Joe Lippi, Samuel, Edward,
Richard and William Taylor; Alfonso and
Edward FERNANDEZ. Harry dnskipp, J.
Leone, Charles Zendele, J. Zendele, s.
Clemens II. Ellsworth, l.. Scalione, w.
Shine and G. Brooks.
Mrs. Charles Webb Towards residence
on Alice street, Oakland, was the scene
of charming gathering last Wednesday
evening, the occasion being a banquet and
musicale to a small party of friends. The
qUet being elegantly served and followed
by many musical numbers. Among the
selections were vocal solos by Mrs. f. S.
Stratton and original productions by O.
Shafter Howard. Those present were
Senator and Mrs. F. S. Stratton, Con-
gresham and Mrs. V. H. Metcalf, Mr..
O. Shafter Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
de Friese, and the hostess, Mrs. Charles
Webb Howard.
Mrs. J. c. Stubbs received a large num-
Der OF her friends at a tea which she gave
al her home, 2519 Pacific avenue, on Sat
urday afternoon. November II. from I'M
til o'clock 1t was to introduce TO So
ciety her daughter, Miss Edith Stubs,
and in the evening a dinner was given
in the debutante's honor. Dinner was
served at 7:30. and covers We're laid for
ker, Miss Margaret Collier, Miss Ethel
Cooper. Miss katherine Dillon. Miss
Charlotte Field, Miss Elizab beth Hunting
ton, Miss Jeanette Hooper, Miss Mary
Josselyn, Miss Stella Kane, Miss Helen
Kline, Miss Ruth McNutt, Miss Alma Nc
Chung, Miss Elizabeth Mills. Miss Edith
Preston, Miss Margaret Salisbury, the
Misses Stubs, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Leila VOORHEES,, Miss Lillian Woods Ray
mOnd Armsby, Thomas Bishop, John Car
rigan, Alexander Center, Aylett Cotton,
ton, Frank King, Percy King, Joseph
King, A. Lewis, William Mclean, Horace
Plat, Roy Pike, William Smith, Chester
Smith, Ellery Stowell, Walter Scott, Mr.
Van Fleet and Howard Needer.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Freda Nielsen at her resi-
dence, SO Hampshire street, November l.
The evening was spent in dancing, games
and music. At II o'clock the guests pro-
ceeded to the dining room, where an elab-
crate supper awaited them. Dancing was
resumed until an early hour, when the
young folks bade Miss Nielsen many hap
py returns of the day and said good night
Those present were: Mrs. Nelson Mr.
bert, Miss Hattie Akmann. Fred Nelson.
Martha Lehman. William Akmann, Dora
Strei, Ernest Kemp, Lizzie Sammann,
Jack Gerlach, Bessie Nielsen. Gusie
Audibert, May Carl. Andrew Carl, Anna
Hauer, Adam Spohn, Gertrude Curran,
Bonifield. Teresa Bonifeld, Jack Kane,
Lillian Traynor, Louis Anderson. Albina
Prosek, y. J. Hole, Frieda Mailer, p
Sammann, F. II. Cranburn.
given at the Hotel Lenox on Monday
evening, November 6. 1t was full dress
affair and was much enjoyed by all pres
ent.
A farewell party was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d; Brady, 233 Golden Gate
J. Deney and Corporal Guy r. Payne of
Company c, Fifty-flrst Iowa, previous
to their departure for the East AMONG,
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs D.
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Dittman, Mrs. NJ
Bates, the Misses Clarey. H Jones, IT.
Hurley, L. Dittman, L. Kavanagh. n
Brady, l.. Smith, Mrs. d. Fulton, c. J.
Dewey, G. R. Payne. j. V Brady. w
Doyle, G. 1ngert, l.. Bearwald J. Ryan,
W. Bates, G. E. Cox, w H. Overton, T.
Briggs, s; S. Purdy. Mr.. Main, V. F.
Dittman ,Jr.