The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
Home Gatherings.

An enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Victoria Fernandez at her
residence, 26S Jersey street, Saturday
evening, October u, by the Crusaders
The evening was spent in dancing, sing
ing, cakewalks and games. At midnight
bounteous supper was served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fernandez.
Mrs. Jennie Lippi, Mrs. Erna Franchini.
Misses Zenie and Josie Fernandez. Mabel
fnd pp RSh NJ da sbufz aHd Anna Hda Hm
norman, Hannah Koch, Theresa Mat
thews, Bella Campodonico, Clara Lindner,
{. Dumontelle, Lillian Moore, B. Valen-
Fernandez, George a. Waldo, D. Kimbali
Charles Heineman, E. Despair, A. CALI
E. Smith. W. F. Blasse, A: W. Lippi, E.
oneap1 6oanmpD1oncO r. G ppi i NJ MpBBe9ary B9sIy ose5 T.
McKenna. A. Rahlves, II. Rahives, j. r
Walsh, ]. Bianchini. H. ]. Shelly, Joseph
Lippi
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to Mrs: L. H. Dillon at her resi-
dence, 1645 Mission street, on Wednesday
ernrg Of Se e. i 5ebg the
guests were entertained by musical and
vocal selections by P. G. Fearr, Ed Buck
ley, Dan Power Miss Edith Gendar, Mrs.
E. NJ. Gendar and Miss Minnie Lee. AL
u o'clock the guests repaired to the din
ing-room where an elaborate supper was
served. Those present were: Mrs. L. H.
Boston. Mrs. P. G. Fearr, Mrs. Nay Nay s5sa Gen.
dar. Miss Edith Gendar. Miss May Bes-
ton, Miss Minnie Lee, Miss Sarah Jones.
Miss Del Morris, P. G. Fearr, E. NJ.
Gendar, Thomas Boston, G. Gerald, Dan
Power, Ed Buckley, George Munroe and
Charles Turner. u
A most enjoyable "coon party was
given on Saturday evening. October s. at
, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mohr, 221S Van
| Ness avenue. The guests were all made
| Jemimas, Topsys. Uncle Toms, colored
soldiers and sailors, dudes and end men
] and other characters In addition TO a
| programme of dances, the entertainment
consisted of cakewalks songs and recita-
tions;. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. McGeary, Mrs. DR.. c. Re
margue. Mrs. j. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs M.
Mohr, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knell. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Leroy
and Mrs. George Hensley, Miss Alice Nor
man, Miss Annie Hayden, Miss Jessie
| Stephenson, Miss Beatrix Walters, Miss
Minnie Riley, Miss Leona Mohr. Miss
| Freda Breitzman. Miss Gertrude Stone,
Miss Hattie Miller, Miss Anita Riley, Miss
Helen Cameron, Miss Esther Duboise,
| Miss Sadie Quinn, Miss Pearl Polhemus
Miss Sophie Breitzman, Miss Mabel Gee
Miss Nora Thompson, Miss Flora Trus-
sell, Miss Claudine Breitzman. Miss Ad-
Annie O'Donnell, Miss Alice Geyser, Miss
| Alice. Donaghy, Miss Margaret Riley, DR.
l. K. Smith, DR.. A. Alvarez, DR.. L. Levy
| Charles Parmenter, Emilio Lastreto, Bert
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Harold Mohr, Henry Levy, George Quinn
Juan Breitzman. Jack Stephenson, Ed
win J. Mohr, S. Horn, Albert D
Schmidt, Daniel Stewart, Edward Miller
| Norman w. Mohr, Reginald Putnam
Frank Norman, Oscar Mohr, Ed Norman
Artone Johnson and Alfred L. Mohr.
a farewell party was given on the stf
| inst. by Mrs. Mary Richardson of Ala
media to her sister, Mrs Kittie MARYLAND
! prior to her departure for Ell Paso, Tex
! The house was artistically decorated by
n 1ab xxyifh n O1 mt hon M
roses and pink carnations, donated by
Miss BERTHE Smith of Menlo Park. A
| string orchestra was stationed in the ban
quet hall where choice selections were rem
dered. At midnight sumptuous repas
| was served after which dancing was II
| order. The feature of the evening was the
singing of Mrs. MARYLAND and the speeche:
of Toastmaster Hon. Bert Smith. Among
those present were: Mrs. Mary Richard
son, Mrs Mamie McBernie, Miss May
Geshel, Miss May Davis, Miss Nellie
O'Dea, Mrs Kittie MARYLAND Mrs. Lena
Mehan of Ell Paso, Hon. Bert Smith
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