The morning call., 1890-12-15

man cavatlaa, Lieu oeror Hngenots.
kabert$ lMeyerbeerl, MIS- Mrs. j. " firanKlIn;
ballad, "Tit for Tat" PouteD. Miss Ellen
Coursen. Musical director. Mr.. Joseph
The following guests listened atten-
Senorita A. Hillard, Mrs. j. Leland Has
kelI, Miss Blanche Haskell, Miss Edith Tur-
ton, Mrs. William B. Hunt, Mrs L. II.
Thayer. Mrs. L. G. FIGHTER, Miss j. Cote,
Laura Blair. the Misses Minnie aud Emma
Provost, Mme. Sophie Pullman, Miss Flor
ence A. Mason, Mrs NJ A. Hutchings, Mrs
Frank Ubhaus, Miss Rose Caesar, Miss w.
A. Smith, Mrs. j. Cohnreich, Mrs. l. Cohn-
reich, Mrs ST.; DR.. r Kle@eSsrg. Miss Maggie
Franklin, Mrs. c. Gray, Miss Bella Weight,
Mrs. ii. Barron, Miss l.. Barron, the Misses
Maude and Carrie Frank, Miss Margaret
Duorzek, Mrs. Flora Peterman. Miss Anita
Arthur Johannsen, Mr.. Oakly, Mr.. Eugene
Brumer, MIR. Clement Cronise, Mr.. William
Kelly, Senior Genaro Escobo,i, SeDoritas
Carmen and Virginia Escobosi, Miss Hattie
Edwards, Mrs Isidor Dantelwitz, Miss Rose
Hembree, Mrs. Aiseltnger, the Misses Pau
line and Amale SchilinS, Senorita Andrea
Mojica, Miss Rose Phillips. the Misses Tes-
sic and Marguerite Chine, Miss Bertha
Mersing, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Sadie
Dixon, Miss Ellen C0ursen, Miss Bertha
w Olie, MIS-. 1A Ue.
Th- Eintracht verein ChiIdren's Festival.
Eintracht Verein Hall on Post street was
crowded with relatives and friends of the
children of the upper classes who gave a
praise worthy exhibition of calisthenic ex-
ercises.
About one hundred and twenty-five little
ones. one-half being girls and the remainder
boys, marched round the gay decorated
hail, and with song and turning" charmed
every eye. Their efficient and general in
struetor was Professor G. L. Stahl. Some
of the exercises demanded the use of the
IRON wand, others Of long poles, but each
was executed with admirable precision. They
terminated with grand tableau of Ger
mania and Columbia, when the latter was
gracefully crowned with bays.
One of the most active sets was the pyra-
mid class composed of T. Wagner, K. Scott,
ii. A. Fortriede, o. Freitemulche, II. Freite-
mulche, E. Peck, Z. Hauser, o. Maysen-
halder, G. Steifers, j. Gator.
The Wamser-Fetcrsen Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis Wamser aud
Mss Winnie Petersen, both of this city, was
solemnized last Wednesday evening by the
Rev. j. H. Fuendeling at the brides home,
1917 Linden avenue. The house was taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
Miss SOPHIE Petersen was bridesmaid and
Mr.. \. Huber groomsman. The married
couple were the recipients of numerous
pretty presents. Songs, recitatons and
dancing pleasantly occupied the evening.
Mr.. q. Auderbert and Miss Olga Podolski
rendered few selections on the either,
which were highly appreciated.
The friends afterwards proceeded TO the
dining-ro0m, to the music of A. Leonard
q Bros orchestra, where a sumptuous sup
per was served. Toasts TO the happiness of
the bride and groom were proposed by
MesSrs. A. Hoffman and 3. Schoenberg.
Among those present Mr. aud MrG
S. Namser. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Petersen, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
AuzneI, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wuestefeld. Mr.
and Mrs. D. Fuhrig. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Padulski, Miss Rosie 1erbiZ, Miss Emma
Book, Miss Sophie Petersen, Mss Mary
Petersen. Messrs. A. Huber, A Hoffman,
?. Neumann, John Beck, I. Petersen, w.
Petersen, G. Auderbert, Is. Schoenberg, G.
kliugler, William DoerT, j. Bailey, I.
Petersen, D. Sehan, Henry Miller, 5. Little
ton, NJ. Miller ana &. Jacobs.
Dancing was afterwards resumed till
very late hour
The Booth Company Entertainment.
The Booth Dramatic Company presented
Sheridan Knowles "Virgnius'' last evening
at Irving Hall The six acts passed quickly
and the tragic situation OF the last act ex-
libited great ability. The performance
was distinctly creditable The following
was the cast Of characters: Virgnius, Mr.
Peter Sosso; Icilius, Mr. Fred Immel
Appius Clatius, Mr.. I. G. Woodward;
Cactus Caudius, Mr. W. j. Lonergan;
Dentatus, Mr.. Edward Tilden; Numer-
turIous, Mr.. Frank Carly; Lucius, Mr..
Henry Spear; Marcns. Mr. Walter smith;
Nibulanus, MIR. William Clark; Titus, Mr.
James Cody; Servius Mr.. Alfred Gross;
Proct9rius, Mr.; George Andes; Virginia,
Miss Blanche Browne; Servia. Miss Pauline
C0hn; slave girl. Miss Mamie Stanly
Dancing was aftpTWard eninvpd tn tho
music OF Professor Cellarius' orchestra.
Each lady attended with an escort received
pretty souvenir book. The officers of the
company are: Mr.. Walter Smith, Presi-
dent; Mr.. Fred Immel. Vice-President; Mr..
Harry Spear, Secretary; Mr.. Alfred Gross,
Treasurer; Mr.. Harry Wilkens, Business
Manager; MIR. Peter Sosso, Stage Manager.
Following composed the committees of
the, evening". Floor manager, MIR. Charles
SinkNitz; assistant floor manager, Mr.. John
Gltnden; Floor Communicable Sanford
Wolf, Mr.. E. j. Edgar. Mr.. l. Sims, Mr..
Nick PeBdergast, Mr.. w. j. Lonergan, Mr..
Harry Click; Reception Committee-Miss
Alice Immei. Miss Amanda Fruedantbal,
Miss Pauline Cohn, Miss Mamie Ferreld,
Miss Blanche Brown.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
On Tuesday at San Diego Miss George E.
Coon, daughter of General Datus Z. Coon,
and Charles G. Loomis, leading young
UucihCoo Huls NOlC III lttSS ny
Rev. DR.. Noble Of the First Presbyterian
Church. 1t was q brilliant wedding, fol-
lowed by reception. Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS
have come to this city to remain several
weeks
Mr.. Charles R. Tillson and Miss Avis NJ.
Perkins were married at the residence of
the brides parents in Modesto Wednesday,
Rev. H. c. Gillingham, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, officiating. The bride is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Perkins, and is well known as one of the
most popular society ladies of Modesto.
Lumber Company. The happy pair came
TO this city for the honeymoon.
MIR. John COMBS of Saratoga was married
TO Miss Lily Windler of Haywards last
Wednesday. They will reside at Saratoga
AT high noon Wednesday the marriage of
Mr.. William Sumner Gilmore and Miss
Emily Phoebe Bradley was solemnzed at the
home of the brides mother in Pasadena,
Rev. e. L. Conger performing the ceremony.
Mr. Henry ID. Barlage of this city was
married TO Miss Annie d. Hudson of Grass
Valley last Wednesday. The happy pair
will reside in this city,
Parties to Take Place.
The Spiker and Flies will give their first
anniversary party at Mission Opera Hall
next Friday evening.
The Berlins will give their second hop at
Union-square Hall tomorrow evening.
A social hop win be given by James A.
Garfield Corps. No. 81, w. r. c., for the
benefit Of the Relief Fund, at Pioneer Hall,
on Wednesday evening next.
The Nyaya Club will give their eleventh
hop at Mission Opera Hall on Wednesday
evening EeXt.
The Goodwin Comedy Company will give
an entertainment for the benefit of tie AL
calde Drill Corps at Saratoga Hall on
Wednesday evening next.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
produce =" The Octoroon at Saratoga Hall
on Thursday evening next
Alcatraz Parlor, No. a., N. S. G. W., has
made arrangements for social dance to be
held at Union square Hall on Thursday
evening next.
Court Robin Hood, No. 1881, A. O. F., will
hold its sixteenth anniversary entertainment
and ball Union-square Hall ON Saturday
evening next
Pacific Lodge. No. S15 knights and Ladies
OF Honor, will give party tonight at
Union-square Hall.