The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15
7W LEADERS DIRECT FEDERATION OF WOMENS CLUES.
INFORMALLY WILL MARK FUNCTIONS OF LENTEN DAYS
Week Remains Social World for Ceremonou Entertain
ment but Quiet Recreation Will DBpe EnnuL

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Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Stern gave a
delightful reception, dinner party and
surprise last Tuesday evening, the 9Th
inst, to their relatives in honor of their
elder son, Max Stern, celebrating his
twenty-first natal day. Planned sew
eral weeks ago by his parents and
friends. the affair was in the nature OF
complete surprise TO the young
gentleman The premises we're decor
ated as a veritable garden Of Amert-
can Beauty roses. carnations and smil-
ak. After the usual hearty felicita-
tions the young people took possession
of affairs and dancing and other
amusements were kept up until a late
hour. Supper was served during the
evening. and was made enjoyable by
the happy manner in which Samuel
ROsenhein, as toast master. voiced the
sentiments of those present in good
wishes to the Young man embarking
upon the sea of life. Speeches were
made by Matthias Meyer and others
The recipient of these kind attentions
made a feeling address in response.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rosenheim. Mr.. and Mrs Sigmund
and Mrs. Sigmund Heller. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ
Boas, Miss Alice L. Kaufman Of New Orleans,
Max Stern. Miss Hannah stern OF Louisville,
Miss Sadie Rothschid. Adolph stern, Abraham
L. Meyer. Miss Helen Stern Of Port Costa
Samuel Stern. Isadore Stern. Mr. and Mrs y
NJ. Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stern and
Robert Heller.
Mrs. John J. McEIroy charmingly en-
tertained at her home. 1857 Golden Gate
avenue Thursday evening in honor OF
Mrs. David Kelly (nee COleman.) The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
ferns and flowers. During the early
part Of the evening the guests were en-
tertained with musical selections. songs
and recitatiOns. Those seated at the
table besides the hostess and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Kelly were:
John J. McEIroy. Miss Iauretta Murphy.
James Coleman. Miss Helen Blake, j. J. Muir
phy. Miss Gertrude Blake. Donald McKinnon.
Blake. Miss Carmel McElrOy and ]. Leonard
AIcElrOy.
Miss Martha Ohlandt was hostess at
a very enjoyable Valentine party on
Thursday evening, February IL. Miss
Ruby StOlZ assisted her in receiving.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with flowers and festOOns Of hearts.
Many excellent musical selections were
rendered during the evening. Those
present were:
Martha OhIandt. Ruby stOlz. Bertha Noon
ernan sadie Dorr Anna Ohlandt. Pearl Stolz.
Iottie Dorr. Mabel craig. Edna craig. william
Dorr. Ben Outsen. Albert NOOnaman, Albert
Winters Milton MOenninz. Arthur Outsen,
Henry Ohlandt, o. T. Palmer and Mrs. Dorr
On Saturday evening. February s,
Miss +. Gibson was given a birthday
party at the residence Of her parents,
61O Tennessee street. Music and games
were enjoyed until midnight when the
guests repaired TO the dining room. The
following were present:
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Gibson. Mrs stone. Mr.
and Mrs j. BastOn, Mrs and Miss Mabel Bas-
tom F. Sabin. Miss r. Gibson, W. Sabin, the
Misses s. c. +. and J. Plutt. T. J. BastCn.
Miss NJ Baker, F. McCOrmick, Mrs E. Petrie.
F. Scoff Mrs. G.. Cheever. +. Cheever, J.
Burnett, A Baker.