The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

The following Californians are among
American liner Graf Waldersee, which
sailed from New York Saturday the 22d
inst, for Hamburg: o. Schoemann. F.
Roeding Mrs. M. D. Cohn, Miss d. Cohn,
John Nelson, Andrew Full. Mrs. NJ. Jur-
gems. Mrs. Margraff and child and Mr.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Miss Eva Wright at her home, 2616 Twen-
ty-first street, Thursday evening, April 13
Among those present were: Bertie Banks,
Miss Eva Winckelmann, Charles Wnck-
elmann, Harry Winckelmann, Miss Thel-
ma Anderton, Robert Anderton, Miss Hat
tie katz; Bertie Katz Harry katz Char
lie Nicol. Miss Lizzie Nicol. Miss Lucy
Tfllie, Charlie Tillie, John Smith, Harry
Smith. Miss Lille Jansen: Otto Anderson,
row, Miss Gertie Sparrow. Willie Griffin,
Miss Evelyn Mars, Fritz Bauer Miss Es-
ther Bauer, Miss Josie Brown, Willie
Banks, Miss Ada Edwards, Mrs. Henry
Winckelmann, j. Ayers, Miss NJ. Rice, A:
3. TAFT, Mrs. Darling. j.: Mulligan and
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Wright.
The Nocturnes gave an at home on IN
Friday evening at Cochran-McNear Hall
in San Rafael. The following were
Harrison, Miss Edith Stadfelt. Miss Smyth,
Miss K. Kinsella Miss, Johnson, Miss
jeanette /. Saunders. Misses Martha and
Lena Nichols, Miss Olivia Peterson. Miss
Marie Dollar. Miss Mabel Prescott, the
Misses Wosser. Misses J. and NJ. Richard
son. Miss Edna Heeley. Miss Abrams, Miss
zelma Walker, Mrs Hunter, Ralph Pres
Barney, Stanley Dollar, William Scott,
George Scott, Robert Foster, F; L; Seibel,
F. Heeley, E. Hayden, w. Yates; r. Koch,
DIR. Dubois, G. HerZog, w. Mays, H.
Walker. Rudolph hchtenberg, w. Foulkes
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Semeria entertained
a number of their friends with music at
their home, 1896 Union street. last Thurs
dn day eyGpnf M49 Tae foTng Ms we're Yd@9g
Mrs. c. Semeria, Mrs. ]. M. Semeria, Mrs.
D. Hereford, Mrs. Tranganee, Miss
Spence, Miss F. Muller, Miss S. Henrici'
F. Worth, Miss c. Richardson: Miss
Goode, Miss c, Genazzi. Miss Carrie Cen
azzii, H Medley DR.; Hereford, ".
nstd3 Wrgh w. Van MoiagG RFg9t A. sobmlSy M9dlSy
Manning Jr., c. Kuss, E. Wise, 2. Cor
don. j. Newman E. Lampe, G.. Johnson,
E. Copeland. c. Penthony, F. Wahlen, w.
Ramiry, e. Lyons, ]. NJ Semeria and w.
A. Genesy.
General and Mrs. W. f. Scott gave a
very enjoyable dinner party on Wednes-
day evening, April u. at the Hotel Mira
mar. The party consisted of General and
Mrs w. z. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hoff-
man, DIR. NJ. Wilson. Mrs. w. Phaff, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Hoffman, j. Jackson, Mrs
E. H Tylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Greenblatt celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
Saturday, April 10.
The announcement has just been made
of the wedding of Robert l.. Harrington,
the popular representative of Galley & Ro-
der, and Miss Bertha Simon, daughter of
Joseph Simon, wholesale crockery dealer.
The ceremony was performed March II,
but has been kept secret for fear of pa
rental displeasure, the contracting parties
being of different religious beliefs. This
obstacle to happiness having been over
come the young people will start south
tomorrow on a wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Landry c. Babin announce
the engagement of their daughter, Marie
Babin, to Frederick 7. Martens of San
Francisco.
The engagement reception of Miss Eta