The San Francisco call., 1904-06-13

q few OF the most intimate friends and
relatives having been told Of the happy
secret Mr.. and Mrs. Barber viii re-
side in Alameda until they build their
new home in San Francisco.
Home Parties.
A delightful evening garden party
was given by Mr.. ". II. Holt, organist
Of Grace Church. san Francisco, and
Mrs. Holt at their Berkeley home.
Victoria Lodge. Scenic Park, Saturday.
June 4 AS mark OF esteem for
Organist Holt all the Grace Church
choir went over 10 Berkeley and ser
endsded Mr. and Mrs. Holt and Miss
Edith G. Holt The garden. which
stretches far down 10 the great oaks
Of the park had been strung with lant-
erns by cyril Z. Holt and when the
lights were lit they gave a fairy-land
effect 70 the beautiful grounds. Supper
was served in the garden beneath the
trees and as the night was ideal the
whole affair was delightfully."- unique.
After supper the party retired to the
drawing room, which was prOfusely
decked with American and English
flags. and vocal and instrumental
music was enjoyed for some hours.
Among those that partOok OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt's lavish hospitality were Mr.
and Mrs Homer Henley. Mr. and Mrs.
GOeIting. Mr.. and Mrs. Lcrgbotham,
M. and Mrs. Berril. Mr. and Mrs
Glasson, Mr. and Mrs. Tressider. Mr..
and Mrs. MscMuTray. Mrs. Perkins,
Miss Boyle. Miss Fossey, Miss Nomans,
Mrs. Fredericks. Mrs. Wisby and
Messrs Smith. Theis, Fossey, Boyle,
Parent and Moore.
On June !, a party was given 10
Frank Morse Of 500 Ninth street by his
friends. Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Meyer
receiving the young people Among
the guests were Irene MOriarty, Annie
Greene. Florence Brenzel. Helen Sing
letCn, Annie Hagstrom, Olive Gagan,
Ethel Hagmen. Lillian White, Bert Tai
bolt. Edward Mclaughlin. Edwin and
Ralph Moriarity. Elemore Hutchinson,
George MaTkey, Leonard and George
Morse
A farewell surprise party was given
10 Natais Garcia at his home, 2125
Jackson street. Saturday evening.
Those present were Misses Rose and
Luise BUrgh. Gertrude and COrinne
Plumbe. Mary Manseau. Olive Hefer-
man, Sadie Schwartz, Ida and Hazel
Watson all Leila Dinklage. and Messrs
Garcia, Pitz Hefferman. Deutsch. L.
and :. Mata. Burgh. Redmond, Coulter
and Canalizo.
Miss Valerie Tuska was given a
pleasant surprise party June at her
residence. 32I0 Washington street, on
her return from the East Her beauti-
ful home was tastefully decorated
with greens The evening was pleas
antly spent with music. dancing and
games and prizes were awarded
Covers were laid for twenty-fOur.
Those present were Misses Rose Good
man. Isabelle Schloss. Erna Behrendt,
Rebecca Selig, Estelle Baron. Elsie
Davis, Florence Kirshberg. Hazel
Packscher. Florence Baron. Claire
Brandenstein. Ruth Nathan, Nalarie
Tuska- Harold Getz. Edgar Schwa-
bacher. George Frank. Joseph Good
man. Alvin Behrendt. Harold Fraser,
Walter FlatOw, Cameron Fraser. Josef
Stark. Jay Hammerschlag, Harold
Selig. Raymond Selig. Mr.. and Mrs ".
J. Tuska and Mrs. L. c. Fraser.
A delightful afternoon was given by
Miss Genevieve Sullivan at her home.
e32 Page street last Wednesday in
honor OF Miss Marie Adam. whose en-
gagement 70 Clarence Music has just
been announced
A very enjoyable affair was the cele-
brati0n Of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of the marriage Of AIr and Mrs G
Ludin Friday evening. June 3. at their
home IA O'Farrell street The house
was artisticSlly decorated throughout
with American beauty roses and
smilaX A musical programme was
enjoyed by msny friends and relatives.
after which an elaborate supper was
served in the adjoining rooms. Dancing
was enjoyed until early morn Among
~
Mrs. :. Hndebrandt. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Staude Mr.. and Mrs. z. Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Hildebrandt. Mrs. Lang
mare. Mrs. c. II. Hildebrandt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nielsen Of NovatO. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Hubenrauch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bird
of Alameda Mr.. and Mrs. Sermanet Of
Sacramento. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Lafrenze.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kelb. Mrs. Ratz, Mr..
and Mrs. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ropler.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. McQuaire,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter.
Last Wednesday evening DR.. and
Mrs. W. r. Smith celebrated at their
home. 666 Grove street. the fortieth an
niversary OF their wedding. which took
place in New York City The residence
OF the happy couple was graced by the
presence Of a number Of friends, whose
floral gifts filed the rooms. During
lle evening ll4lcL lllt 4lA AFNl4pi VI MI
A. A. Batkin. who presided at the pi-
ano. L. A. Larsen and DR.. r. w. Smith
sang solos which delighted the COM
pany. These vocalists are members Of
the Temple Quartet Of California Com
mandery. No. 1. Knights Templar. Mr..
Charles Marias. whose lectures in
French and English on Masonic topics
are models OF style, gave the toasts Of
the evening and by his winsome man
ner drew out Professor Franklin O'Don-
nell Of Berkeley. OF the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. who gave an interesting
sketch OF how deaf mutes are taught
ard enriched his edifying talk with
illustrations as 10 the proficiency of
their pupils An enjoyable collation.
was served
Mr. and Mrs. Fishbeck. at their home
on Valencia street. entertained a num-
Der Of friends Thursday evening in
honor Of Frederick Schneider Of