The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

An enjoyable , Irprise party was ten
dered TO Miss Cara Mcnamara at her
residence, 654 Jessie street. Saturday even
Miss Clara Mcnamara, Miss Ollie Olsen.
Miss Carrie Warnstrom, Miss Nellie Nc
Namara. Miss Dora Meyers, Miss Mae
Meyers. Miss Alfredo Petersen. Miss Ivy
Lyons. Mrs. E. Mcnamara. Otto Olsen,
William Bonkofsky. Harry King, Leo Nc
mara, William Doyle. James O'Brien,
son. Milton Kane; Michael Mcnamara,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Forster recently
gave a party TO their daughter. Ida In
honor of her ninth birthday at her resi-
dence. 1854 Twenty second street, which
and classmates. The time was pleasantly
spent in playing games, singing, etc. un-
Ill dinner was announced at 4:30. Ida was
the recipient Of many costly and beautiful
by Mrs. J. f. Hoyle and Miss Lois A.
Tutt.e. Among those present were Ruth
Merguire. Lesley Merguire. Dorothy Mer-
guire Winnie Higgins; Esther BereHe IKE
her, Freda Miller, Adeline Stearns, Flor
ence Miller, Rufus Baker. Ernest Dunn
Frank Forster. Maggie Munroe.
was very charming afternoon birth
day party given Thursday. October 10,
in honor of the birthdays of his two
younger children. Miss Eva and Master
George Metcalfe. Among the guests were
Miss Gladys Metcalfe. Miss Minnie and
George jackson, Misses Annie Elaine and
Alma King, Misses Bertha and Lulu
knell, Miss Lucy Catln. Miss Alice Hart
Misses Janette and Gertrude Ross. Master
Floyd Gilmore. Miss Ruth and Mr.. Milton
Wren. Ray O'Connor Messrs.. William
Fred Schieppetra. Master Walter Single
ton. Miss Alice Mehlep. Miss Ethel EN-
ger. Miss Anita Dairin. Edward Knell.
Miss Edith Aylward. Basil Brandon. Misc
George and Mrs. Clara Metcalfe. George
Metcalfe. Peter Metcalfe. .niss Pearl Met
calfe and Miss Eva and Master George
Metcalfe.
Mrs. J. T. Merritt and Mrs. r. s. An
thony, on Tuesday evening, October Is,
gave reception at their home, Sl3 Oak
street. in honor of Commandant Snyman.
ing the evening. the commandant spoke
entertainingly OF affairs I'm South Africa.
a hhe musical programme was also rem
dered. Mrs. Wismer. Master Arthur Par
Among those present we're: Commandment
Snyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Michau, Mrs De
Witt. Professor Degenhard. Mr. and Mrs
Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Parent. Master
Wismer, Mrs Wismer. Miss Florence Nc
Inerney, George Merritt. Miss Ethel
Stealey. ". {. Crittenden. Miss Lyle Mer-
nit. Miss Sannie Kruger. Misses Lillian
and Estelle Anthony and Miss Hetty and
Master Paul Michau.
y delightful surprise party was given
last Wednesday evening to Miss Julia
Howard by Miss Lottie Crossley and Miss
Mabel Castillo. The evening was spent
in singing and dancing and games. At
midnight delightful supper was served.
tie Crossley. Mabel Castillo. Fronie Hull.
Pearl Castillo. Lucy Johnson. Lizzie
Cram; Francis Crossley. Nettie Kelly.
Eurl
Ira Terrence and Walter Lane.
Club Parties.
Magnolia Hall was the scene last Friday
night Of one of the prettiest parties OF
the early season. The young ladies in at
tendance at that seminary were rendered
a dancing party by Miss Euphenia Forbes
and Miss Edmondson. Ferns, flowers and
Chinese lanterns were the decorations.
which converted the study hall into a ver-
liable fairyIard. Dancing was the prin-
cipal enjoyment OF the evening. During
tntermissions a musical programme was
rendered Among those present were Miss
Elizabeth Blossom. Miss Clara Cussick
Miss Edna Dangers, Miss Ethel Dunbar.
Miss Blossom, Miss Easterbelle Brown,
Miss Ruth Gedney. Miss Anita Goodman -.
Miss Flo Grant. Miss Holden Miss Daisy
Lincoln. Miss Jean Mcintosh. Miss Kate
Morris, Miss Evlirda Novel; Miss Mae
Rountree. Mrs. Chester Smith. DR.. Alder
son. Allen l. Atweu Percy Gedney Nat
Gilman. Scott Hendricks. H. Herzer, DIR.
Hopkins. II. Mitchell. Andrew Muir.
George Rountree. Chester Smith. Donald
Spencer, Milton Strausbury and Harold
Wright
a musicale was given by the pupils of
Miss Daisy JacOby at her home 500 East
Eighteenth street, Friday evening The
programme consisted of duets by Claire
Dalziel and Hilda Hoffman: violin solo, by
Katie Broderick. accompanied by Miss
Nellie Broderick; piano solos, Maize
Nicholl and Hilda Hoffman; violin and
piano duets. by Katie Broderick accom-
panied by Claire Dalziel. After the musi-
Gale games were played for prizes. Re
room, which vas profusely decora ted
with flowers and smilaX. Only the pareHts
and friends of pupils were invited This
Is the fourth annual musicale and party
given by Miss Jacoby TO her pupils.
On Monday evening last Major Robert
Graham a popular member of the Grand
Army of the Republic. entertained a num-
Der OF his comrades at a banquet in a
downtown rotisserie. the occasion being
his sixtieth birthday and also his return
paign." Those at the festal board were:
Major Robert Graham Patrick OCon-
nor. James Miller. Edward de Vecchi
Cornelius Bresnaa. Henry Nicoli Charles
Michael Murphy and VI. Foley.
On Thursday evening, the 10th inst. the
Oriental Swimming Club gave its swim
ming party at Sutro Baths. A plea asa Mt
evening was enjoyed By all. especially by
the young ladies. who are becoming ex-
J. II. Fletcher. Mrs. F. Thomas. Mrs.
Raleigh. Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ Holt Mr.
and Mrs. j. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Fletcher: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Ham