The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

in1 tionel coiors. S. At ii o'clock a delightful
repast was served. Those present were;
Price, Miss Annie Mayer, Lieutenant
Swan, Sergeant H. Pohlman, Miss Jennie
Kelly, Corporal Eugene Aherne, Miss p.
Albert Mayer Master W ". MAYER, II.
A most enjoyable reception was rendered
q few of the California volunteers at AZ
Elgin Park September 2. After a sump-
ing were indulged in until the wee, sma
hours of the morning Among those
present were: were M Mr. and M Mrs e Bauer Bauer
Mrs; E. McYey,, Misses Tillie Bauer, Ber-
tie Bauer. Delphine Larson. Nita Moore.
laura S,d Neill Mamie Ma,,, JeffeTson lena MGG
lie Wolfson, Bertha KAISER, Esta Levy
and Louise Owenstein; Musician ". T:
Condy,, E. smith, Eugene Harwood,, St;
Clair Moore, Sergeants Woodbury. and Ed
Mead Of Colorado, Otto Levy, Max Rosen-
eob BhgeB Banef and Master fs req Bauer
On Wednesday evening last at Miss
Meta Ashers concert Mrs. DR.. Benjamin
of ladies', among them being Rose Hart
wick Thorpe, author Of the famous Cur
few poem; Mrs. Mary E. Hart, Miss
Owens and others.
A very pleasant evening was spent Sep
tember II at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Washburn, in honor of Captain
Winston who Is about TO join his regi-
ment in Manila. Among the pleasant
features of the evening were a cake walk
by Miss Grace Friar and Harry Dilmer;
a recitation by Miss Ethel G. Farley and
a piano duet by Miss Farley and Nelson
Collier Jr. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George WashbuTn, Mr. r, am and SSiif Mrs
Grace Friar, Ethel Farley Eler Gibson
Bessie Reynolds, Wanita Masser, Laura
Kaiser, Captain Winston, DR., Burnaan.
mer, Bert yon Rhein. Walter Cook, VIII
Sturgis and Nelson Collier
Miss Kittie G. Mccarthy gave party
sister, Mrs, Walter T. Anderson. 1918
Santa Clara avenue, Alameda. Dancing.
singing and games were participated in,
the cake walk. danced by Thomas Smith
and Miss Lizzie Sullivan, and Charles
Hauser with his. .graphophone. Among
Anderson. Miss Kittie Mccarthy, Miss
Nora Crone. Miss Julia Buckley, Misses
Lizzie, Annie and Mamie Sullivan; Ser
MIA Volunteers. and T. Smith.
An enjoyable birthday surprise party
Tas given ,o2iI to- Miss J9sephine Regsn on
her home, 256 Minna street. The evening
was spent, in dancing, singing and games.
At a lat late hour hour supper wa vas served;
Bell, 2645 Howard street, Thursday even
ing September Z, reception was given
to w X. Bush, returned First Cali
Theresa Cornyn and Miss Leah Bell en-
tertained the guests with singing and
piano playing, and Miss Edna eagle with
fancy dancing. Those present We're: Miss
E. Fuendeling, Miss D., Fuendeling, Miss
E. Fuendeling. Miss NJ: Guilliame: Miss
NJ Guilliame. Miss n. Guilliame, Miss L.
! Kornmayer, Miss H. Kornmayer, Miss G.
! Mckinnon, Mr.. E. Lutely, Mr.. e. Lar
son, Mr.. L. LIE Brinna, Mr.. II. Schroeder.
! Mr.. C. Marshal, Mr.. c. Cordes, Mr.. c.
| delightful surprise party was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stelling by their
many friends Friday evening, Septemb Der
| l. A pleasant time was spent in dancing
supper was served. Among those pres
ent We're: Miss Todt, Mrs. Kornmayer
Mrs Zecker, Mrs Palmer, Miss E. Todt
/ Miss NJ. Doerr, Miss L. Doerr, Miss Berg
field.
/ An enjoyable party and reception was
given Thursday evening at the residence
! of Mr. and Mrs. Verrill of 261S Howard
! street by Miss Lillian Hembree and Miss
! Florence Verrill in honor of several Of the
! officers of the Idaho regiment A. F.
| Williams, the popular young barytone,
rendered several vocal selections, which
were we'll receiy ed. At midnight a sump-
tuous repast was served. in which all Of
the guests participated. Toasts were
responded to by several Of
the officers NJ. among An those pres pres
and Miss Lillian Hembree Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. A. Wilson. Misses Bessie and Blanche
Baillie. Joseph Ledden and Miss Amelia
Ledden. Robert Clare and Miss Ethel
| Clare. A F. Williams. Harry Moore, Cap
tain f. Q. Martinson: Lieutenant H. j.
R d. Stanton Miss Florence Verrill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nerrll.