The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
Home Parties.

On Thursday evening, December s.
friends of Mrs. John Robertson rendered
her a birthday party. The evening was
passed pleasantly Among those present
were: Miss Ella La Belle Miss Lizzie
Armstrong. Mrs. John Robertson, Messrs.
Martin Dieckmiller. George Lawson, ]. E.
Oliver and John Robertson.
An enjoyable dinner party was given by
the members of the Fourteen Club at d
downtown restaurant on Saturday even
ing last. Covers were laid for eighteen.
An impromptu programme was rendered.
Among those present were: Mrs. Angela
Wood, Miss Elsie Quedens, Mrs. Claribel
H Kirby, Miss May Jefferson, Mrs. Alice
Taylor, Miss Lea Brough, Mrs. Genie
Tully, Miss Hattie Lippman and Mrs.
Jesse H. Miller, Messrs Fred H. Stanle,
Jack Cunningham. VIII Yates, Phil ].
Neumann, Jesse H. Miller, Robert Duke,
Jack Hawks, Edward Moldrup and Jesse
| D. Hannah.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
] given to Miss Rena Douglass Saturday
evening at her residence, 2916 Pierce street.
| The evening was spent in music dancing
| and games. Dainty cards, on which was
written the future of each one present,
| We're the souvenirs of the evening. Among
John Wright, Marie L. Chesworth, Harry
B. Haley, Cyril P. Wood, Will Haley
Grace Wright. Will Hyman, Alma Har-
umberg, Alfred G: Petersen, Millie A.
| Wright, Russell Wood Grace Haley H. A.
| Marchand, Gwendolen Boyer and Frank
| Douglass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nonnenmann
were agreeably surprised on Saturday
evening, November 23 by many of their
friends and relatives and the singing So
city Of the San Francisco Maennerchor,
| who appeared to welcome them to their
new home at $50 Shottwell street, lately
purchased by Charles Nonnenmann.
In spite of the rainy weather there were
Cub club arrived and surprised the guest guests. 8
| Dancing, singing and games were in
order. At 12 O'Clock the guests sat down
to q sumptuous supper. After supper
dancing and games were resumed. Among
those present were:
B. Sales, Hans Kroeger. Henry Bobsien.
Joseph Elach. Mr.: DulfeT, John Utschig. Mr..
Mr.. Schilling, w. Stumme, Joseph Hallinan,
| Lloyd Rickman, Albert Nonnenmann, Oh. Saur,
Gustav Nonnenmann, Josie Mccarthy Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nonnenmann Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fetz. Mr.. and Mrs Bernhard, Mr. and
Mrs. de Antiques Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nonnen-
4 and Mrs. ]. Saur. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schenkel,
Mrs. w. Bggs. Mrs Carrie Mccarthy Mrs.
Schoelles Mrs. ]. L. Rickman Mrs Albrecht,
Miss Albrecht. Miss Kitty Bayle, Miss Gussie
HalIinan, Miss Nellie Maxwell. Miss Barbara
Biggs, Miss Carrie Bggs and Miss Bertha
Nonnenmann.
A most pleasant gathering took place
Saturday evening November 3O at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. DELANEY,
41S Francisco street, it being the fifteenth
| anniversary of their marriage. The floral
decorations arranged in honor of the oc-
were draped in heavy ropes of smilax, in
terwoven with pink ribbon and surmount-
ed by heavy pink satin bows. Over the
curtains were trailing strings of smilax
! and the mantelpiece was entirely covered
by pink carnations. The hallway and
dining room were also strung with heavy
ropes of smilax, relieved by standing
jardenieres of immense bouquets of pink
blossoms. The festive board was sur
rounded by smilax, relieved here and
there by pink satin bows. In the center
Of the table stood an immense bouquet
Of pink carnations, banked up to reach
the chandelier above. Mr. and Mrs. De
laney led the march to the dining room
at u o'clock. Toasts, speeches and con-
gratulations were the order of events till
2 a. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney were the
recipients of many useful and ornamental
| presents in glass to commemorate their
crystal wedding. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs H. Mckowski, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hayes,
Mrs ]. Runnels. Mrs. McKnew, Miss Belle
McKnew Miss L. Mckowski, Miss e. Steppen-
bach. Miss N. steppenbach; Miss NJ. Smith
Miss NJ. A. Soldate, Miss M. Lyons. Miss f.
Young, DR.. Creagh, H. Walters, NJ. Delaney,