The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

4uipR T6bd Mr qnd ls Mrs Hys Quinn GT9en M5a s MFs
Glennon, Miss LYDIA Jordan, Miss Lillian
Allen, Miss Irene Mcleod, Miss Lillian
Cook, Miss Jessie Turner, Miss Alice
Adams, Miss Ethel Nelson, Miss Lola Ma,
Mahon, Miss Mabel White, George Keane,
Ernest Mckee, Morgan Sweeney, Major
Allen, Lieutenant E. German, Walter Jor-
DR.. Joseph Richards, George Creighton,
Morgan, Ed Giennon, George Rosenbaum,
geant Il. Holcrum, John Toppano and
Charles Young.
Mrs; James Morris gave, a surprise
aors aGfaY at R"PR their resdenee ff 1f4 TnrE
street, September 16. Dancing, music and
games added to the enjoyment Of the
sDen6g and at midnight repast was was
Mrs. Heath, Mr.. Linderman, Miss Lizzie
Kober, Thomas Murray, Mrs. Sheldon Of
Fruitvale, Thomas Mccullough, Miss
Minnie Carey, Thomas J. Mccormack,
Miss Lizzie Luvisi, James Gegin, Mrs.
Luvisi, Mr.. Hunter and Miss Bella
An enjoyable birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Loretta ]. Cooney by her
many little friends at her parents resi-
denCe, 5S6 San Jose avenue, on the evening
of the 18th ult A merry time was had
by all present. The rooms were decorated
with lanterns and bunting, presenting an
enchanting scene. Music and games, In
terspersed with singing and cakewalks by
Miss Ella Rutledge, consumed the greater
portion Of the evening, after which an ex-
]. Cooney was the recipient Of many
presents from her little friends. The fol-
lowing were present: Miss Ella Rutledge,
Miss Madeline Rutledge, Miss Ella Bun
yam, Miss Marie Graham, Miss Loretta
Manning, Miss Margaret Carroll. Miss
Mamie Murphy, Miss Myrtle Kensel, Miss
G1enevjeve Gahin, Miss Loretta Cooney,
Master Willie Bunyan. Master Howard
Dougherty, Master Willie Dougherty,
Master Stevie sullivan Mr.. and Mrs. r.
and Mrs. J. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rut-
ledge, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dougherty, Mr..
and Mrs. R Cooney, Mrs. @. Graham,
W. Hensley, Mrs W Mcfarland, Mrs.
". Cahll, Mrs. j. Ross, j. Cooney and
J. Carroll.
at the residence of the Misses McKays,
1927 McAllister street, in honor of Miss
Maude McKay's birthday. very enjoy
able evening was spent, the early part
Eveline Mckay, Miss Maude Mckay, Miss
Eva Garrity, Miss Lottie Neil, Miss Mar
guerite OKeefe, Frank Ahern, Fred
Smith Gustave johnson. George Jansen,
DIN Berry, Merch Winters and Ed
Becker.
There was a pleasant party, ct the resi-
sixth street. on September II. Some Of
his numerous friends had gathered there
to bic him adieu on the eve of his ue-
try and wish him good luck" for his
prospective raids upon game, big and lit
tie. Mr.. Woods is a noted hunter of more
than local fame. The jolly company which
created and enjoyed the mirthful evening
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs Woods
Misses Sarah, May, Hazel and Maud
Woods. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolff, Masters
Mont and Fred Wolff of Fruitvale, b.
Wilke OF Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3.
Nilerost. Miss Alice Niderost, Master Ed
mund Niderost, Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Wis
ker Miss Minnie Wisker, j. Rae, Mrs.
Fairfield. Mrs Sarah Brunner and little
Miss Carrie Brunner.
4 reception was recently rendered to
two of the returning volunteers of Cali
fOruia who served during the Spanish
American war in the Philippine Islands in
the regular United States arny-Peter
Costa Of the Third Artillery, Battery L,
and Theodore Weismann Of Troop r,
Fourth Cavalry-at the residence of Mrs
John Staude. 118 Trenton street. The fol-
lowing invited guests were present: Mrs
Second Lieutenant John Staude, Privates
Peter Costa Theodore Weismann. Cor
poral c. ]. Staude, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weis-
mann, G. Weismann, J. Rothman, Charles
Caronte, Ed Horton, H Staude, Ed Hide
brandt, w. Hildebrandt, Joe Ernest, Jim
Flyer and Mr.. FlgeaC. The banquet hail
was nauOSolHely decorated WITH american
flags.
San Rafael: William H. Mahar was ten
dered a reception last Saturday evening
by his parents in honor Of his return from
Manila Mr.. Mahar is a Californian, but
enlisted as a musician in the Minnesota
band He served with the organization
through the campaign in the Philippines
and returned with the regiment a few
weeks ago. At the reception given in his
honor there were present about seventy
five Of the most prominent people of San
Rafael. All enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing, an elaborate repast being served. The
house was nicely decorated and the
grounds about the place were Illuminated
with japanese lanterns, presenting a
very picturesque appearance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil S. Bronson were present and
rendered several vocal selections. Speech
es were made, and all present congratu-
lated Mr. Mahar upon his safe return
Miss Elsie H Liebes will resume her
day at home on the fourth Wednesday of
the month at her new residence, 1886
Broadway.