The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13

rison. Mrs. Moran, Florence Moran,
Marion Mosebach, Lily Belle Nose
bach, Marion True, Clara Wepher.
Ethel Moran; Messrs. Rev. DR.. w. c.
Pond, Herbert Arthur. Frank Gunni
son, Bert Gunnison, Frank Garrison.
George Morrison, John Morrison. Allan
Moran, Elmer Bosahardt, Paul Kritche,
Mr. Ruthrauff, Andrew Smith
Misses Rose and Elsie Cramer were
hostesses at an informal .'Deutscn
party at 1895 Golden Gate avenue,
Friday evening, celebrating their re-
cent return from Europe. The guests
were entertained by a short vaudeville
programme, in which Miss Julia Crack,
Miss Elsie Cramer. v. W. Walker.
Percy Biggart and DR.. George T.
Compton took part, the latter showing
some of his best sleight-of- hand tricks
Games were played and a Deutsch
supper was served at IL o'clock. Those
present We're: Misses Vera Becker,
Jessie Compton, Martha Marris. Flor
enee. Howell, Hazel Lutz, Carrie Nc
Lean, Bessie Norton, Edna Osborne.
Rose Crack, Julia Crack. Ruby Rem
cell, Addie Stowe, Amy TreadWell.
Elizabeth Treadwel, Lulu Tweedy'
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. H. B. Pin
ney, Mrs. Louis Cramer, Mrs Kind,
Mrs. Berry, Messrs. o. L. Cramer. l..
Cramer, George T. Compton. Percy
Blggart, Alfred Burnham, ]. P. Hemp
hlll, Arthur johnson, 0. Lutz. I. Crack,
Bruce Roberts, Earl Roberts. D.
Scoble, Mark Sooy, A. Stewart. Beecher
Stowe, Horace Treadwen, Harry
Tweedy, Y. w. Walker.
The apartments of Mr.. and Mrs. B
ID. Gaines on Sutter street were the
scene or much merriment on the even
ing OF March 3, when a delightful sur
prise party was given to Miss Lettie E.
ADAMS, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines
The rooms were bright with flowers
and greens, many friends being present
10 wish the young lady success on her
coming trip to Honolulu.
cards and music were the chief diver
slons of the evening. Those participat-
ing We're: Miss Lettie z. Adams, Miss
Julia Monson, Miss Lucille McCracken.
Miss Josephine Coyne Miss Frances
Burns, Miss Lillian Monson, Richard
Polastri, ida Waldrop, Ross Adams,
Horace Brown, w. L. Scott Frank D.
Smith, Mrs. Grace L. de Walk, Mrs. E.
Aoams, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Gaines
Paul Schmidt was the recipient of an
agreeable surprise party given by his
trends, March 4, on the occasion of his
birthday, at his home, 1927 Hampshire
street. Many pleasant features were
provided for the anniversary, which
was heartily celebrated. The guests. in
whose hands the affair was made a.
success, were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hummel,
Master Raymond Hummel, Mrs. H
Osthoff, Mr.. and Mrs. A Weske, Misses
Lizzie and Tillie Osthoff, Mr.. and Mrs
O. Learn, Mr.. and Mrs. H Bailey. Mr.
and Mrs. H Gottschlich, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Chambley, w. Osthoff, Miss A.
Grafton, Mrs. Bierbenburg and 70.
Bierbenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Linderbaum were
given pleasant surprise on the even
ing of March 3, in honor of their seven
teenth wedding anniversary Their
home at 1850 Hayes street was filed
with friends, who provided much enter
tajnment in the way Of music and
games, after which dancing was in
dulged in. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Baumgarten, Mr. and Mrs.
Il l.. Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nc
kenna, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Canty, Mr.. and Mrs. Posnanski
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Langley, Miss L.
Nolan. Miss c. Nolan, Miss NJ. Nolan.
MISS F. Baumgarten, Miss R. Jacobs,
MISS s Lasky, Miss A. Ginendate, Mrs.
j. Klee, Mrs. Brown, Mrs L. Zeph.
Messrs- l.. McKenna, w. Baumgarten
l. Linderbaum, z. Linderbaum, Mr..
Zeph, Mr.. Gutman and Mr.. Miller.
MI anu olFS. N ii. weinberg will
held reception in their home 317 Ma
toma street, Sunday afternoon. March
70, in honor Of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary.
The home of Harry Wehr Jr.. 1850
Harrison street, was filed with guests
on Sunday evening of last week to cei-
ebrate his birthday. Games. music and
dancing filled the evening with pleas
ure, while toasts were offered at the
supper board. Those present on this
occasion were Miss Anna Peterson
Miss Anna Bello Miss Helen BelIo
MISS Minerva Muhrl, Miss Margaret
Muhrl, Miss Celia Wehr. Miss Doro-
thea Wehr, Miss Virginia Martin. Miss
May Egnel, Miss Annie Tilton. Miss
Annie Cussen, Miss Susie Manifold.
Miss Annie Wehr, Miss Amanda Wehr.
Miss Florence Webb. Henry Wiese.
Charles Granz, Captain Larson. George
Beilo, George Olsen, Arthur Canbro-
with, Martin Canbrowith. Caesar An
dersen, c. z. Broadwell. Hans Olsen.
Charles Hemming, DR.. Hays, MIR. and
Mrs. H. Wehr, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Westerhindt. Mrs.
Bello, Mrs. Andersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb, Captain and Mrs. Lunwaldt,
Captain and Mrs. Olsen.
Harry Edell was given a pleasant
surprise party recently upon the oc-
cdSlOu OF MS Dlrthday, his many
friends providing an evening Of enter
tainment by music and card playing.
Miss Gertrude Payson gave several
piano solos with pleasing effect. Among
the guests were: Harry L. EdelI. H.
Ernst, D. Sewell Sr., Clyde Mcclure.
Thomas Lee, w. P. Ball, DR.. ]. H.
Shirley, Mrs. Harry L. Edell. Mrs. r.
A. Payson, Mrs. D. w Burchard Mrs.
D. Sewell, Mrs. w. p. Ball, Mrs. Mar
quis. Mrs. Bonenberger, Miss A. Ernst,
Miss Gertie Payson, Miss Ethel Burch-
ard. Miss Worden, Miss Stella Dolliver.
Miss Carrie Brown, Miss Viva Bonen-
berger, Miss Ethel Cook.
Miss Martha Gosliner, who is about
to leave for a European trip. was
given a theater party at the Majestic
on the evening of March l. Those in
the party were: Miss Martha Gosliner,
Miss Minnie Schocken Miss Tessie
Cohn, Miss Estelle Davidson, Miss
Pearl Gosliner, Miss Jessie Zacharias.
Miss Tessie Davidson. Miss Lily Cos
liner, Miss Sophie Loeb, Messrs. Sam
Rel T. Breyer, Dave l. Breslauer, Toby
Zekind. Dave Horn, Sylvan Kramer,
Henry Zekind. Arthur Hirschfeld, Ma
than Wolf Samuel d. Breslauer