The San Francisco call., 1905-08-28
HOME PARTIES.

An interesting event was held in the
home of c. Razzo on Sunday, August 20.
when the christening of his four grand
children took place. More than a hum
dred guests celebrated the occasion, ana
the day and evening in the home on San
Jose avenue was one of festivity. The lit
tie ones were the children, respectively, of
Mr.. and Mrs Ottoboni, Mr. and Mrs.
James Varni and two sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Assalino. After the ceremony
the guests were taken to San Mateo in
the car Hermosa, and there a supper was
served in true Italian style. followed by
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fass entertained
several guests on the evening OF August
20 in honor of the arrival Of Miss Julia
Fass from Denver. Much entertainment
was offered the traveller, not the
least of which were the toasts
of welcome. Miss Fass was greeted by
these friends: The Misses Edna and Elsie
Herold. Isabelle and Bertha Jacobs, Ida
Isaacs, Martha Cahen, Frances Braunt-
vein. Camille Mann, Ray and Gussie
Schwartz, Annie Cohen, Pearl Winzler,
Becky Weinberg, Sadie Fine; Jennie,
Gussie and Mildred Fass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fass, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Cohen,
Mrs Brentwein, Aaron Fass, E. Roth
blum. II. Kornfield, NJ. and S. Weinberg,
M Kurtzman, NJ. Engleman, L. Abrams,
G. Brenner, S. Resinick, S. Fass, ".
Bloom, Norris Baron, c. Rademaker, Mr..
Blanchard, Florence Blanchard, Wallace
Greenlaw.
Mrs NJ Z. Bruecker was hostess re-
Gently at a pleasant gathering at her
home. 1857 Webster street, in honor of the
birthday of her son. Edwin Bruecker. The
guests included: Mrs. ]. r. Blanchard,
Mrs Emil Meyer, Mrs. Hilma B. Hikes,
Mrs Subbette Mrs Elya Greenlaw Mrs
August Bruecker, Mrs. j. A Davis, Miss
Ella Buck, Selma Mayer, Mabel Heller,
Lucy Bosque, Viola Bruecker, Gladys
Blanchard, Wallace Greenlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wallen entertained
at a dinner at their home, 1858 Waller
street, on August 20, in honor of Mrs
Charles Swanson. Among the guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. f. Nelson, Captain
and Mrs Charles Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs
J. A Davis, G. Peterson, Miss Bertha
Johnson, Miss Ellen Peterson. Miss Edna
Nelson, Misses Aida and Mildred Wallen,
Mr.. Nelson.
Mrs. George Mosley was pleasantly sur
prised by several friends at her home, q
Guerrero street, the following participat-
ing in the affair: Mr.. and Mrs. Flack. Mr.
and Mrs Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Moseby,
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons. Mrs. Burchell,
Mrs Bahama. Miss Burchell, Miss Hens
ley. Miss Moseby. T. Warden. G. Luce,
T. Taylor, G. Mae, w. Burchell.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Walsh entertained
a weekend party last week at their
spacious log house at Black Point, on
Petaluma River.
Aquatic sports prevailed during the
day. The guests enjoyed salt plunge,
a row on the river and fishing, num-
Der of fine bass being caught. The jolly
party left with regrets after so delight
full an outing. The guests included
Messrs. Eugene Duffey, Jules Clufayt
Edward Bernard, Griffith and Gerald
Kennedy, Mrs. Eugene Duffey. Miss Lita
Costello, Miss Anna Clum, Madeline and
Rene Walsh.
Mrs. Jules Wertheimer of 692 Irvington
street, Portland, entertained thirty guests
at a progressive whist party in honor of
Mrs Braham Raphael of San Francisco,
who Is visiting Mrs. T. Rosenthal Mrs.
Raphael is being entertained by many
other ladies of Portland.
The Misses Jackson entertained at pro-
gressive euchre In their home on Preside
avenue last Thursday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland. Mrs.