The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
The Ushers of the Wedding Give
Dinner Party to Mr..
III. 0elrichs.
LUNCHEON BY MR.. ]. W. MACKAY.
Arrangements for the NuptiaIs and
Reception = Triumph Lodge
Observation-Disclosures Lodge
Gathering-The Roeokel Musicale
Soiree The Sime-PIatt Mar
-PersonaIs-Etc.

A pleasantly significant society entertainment
took place last evening at The Pacific Union
Club quarters on Post street. 1t was dinner
party given by the four ushers in the Oelrchs-
Fair wedding to the groom and his New York
friends. Mr.. Oelrichs has made numerous
friends since his arrival on this coast, but the
ushers naturally claimed precedence IN The PRIV
iege OF expressing good will toward the dis
tinguShed guests.
The friends. a few additional invitations hay-
ing been Issued. assembled in private dining
room at the club about o'clock. The table was
handsomely adorned with La France roses and
other choice blossoms, a delicate canopy being
formed over The whole by streamers OF glistening
smilaX. 4 very elaborate menu was enjoyed
amid the strains OF Noah Brandrs Orchestra
eight pieces, rendering choice concert selections
Throughout the agreeable affair. II was late be-
fore the friends separated.
Those present were: Mr.. Herman Oelrlchs,
Mr.. .GenIge Pollock, Mr.. David Barnes, Mr..
Frank j. CaroIan, MIR. James d. Phelan, Mr.. Z.
NJ. GTeenway. Mr.. A. II. Small, Mr.. f. }. Cole
man. Mr.. Joseph B. Crockett. Mr.. W. Z. Hoo-
way.
MI J. W. Mackay gave luncheon yesterday
afternoon TO Mr.. Oelrichs and his friends from
New York About half dozen San Francscans
were invited to meet The honored guest aud an
elegant luncheon was served, which took 4
couple OF hours TO discuss.
The. Oelrichs- Far Wedding.
Miss Fair, which takes place this evening at the
elegant home OF the brides mother, on the cor
ner OF Pine and Jones streets, lOmiSes TO be
the most brilliant and fashionable wedding that
has ever taken place in this city. The prepare
lions for the event have been on scale Of mag
niiicence seldom attempted before, aud at the
same time everything is arranged with that
good taste and refinement characteristic OF all
entertainments given by The hostess ana her
The ceremony will take place at $50 o'clock
and will be performed by his Grace Archbishop
Rl0Tdan, assisted uy rev. Fatner frendeTgast,
tie Vicar General and Rev. Father Montgomery,
the Chancellor Of this diocese About 100 of
The intimate friends OF the family will be present
lie reception which follows will commence at
Q o'clock, for which about 500 invitations have
been issued, and il promises TO be brilliant and
fashionable gathering. There VIII be no dane
ing, and The entire lower floor OF the residence
will b. utilized for the promenade.
Tie supper viii be served IN an immense tent
erected on the large lawn, and all the guests Will
be seated at tables without crowding. Nolhing
has been neglected for the reception ana enter
tanment OF the guests.
The Roeckel soiree.
Last evening, June I'd, an artistic musicale
given by Professor Roeckel. assisted by some of
his well-kuown pupils, filled thehal OF the Vocal
Conservatory 10 its utmost capacity.
The following excellent programme was dis
cOurssd in manner to evoke welLdeseryed ap-
plause: Trio. Ave Maria" tOweD) Nine. Ma
RE Ponton de Arce, Nine. r. de Nillafranca Mr..
John Ritter; lied, "Scn0ne ZSlt' (GOtZel, MT.
Edward Lott; duo, The Gypsies" (Branms),
Misses Minnie and Emma Provost; piano and
strings, Trio PASTORAL tRoeckeD Mr.. Arthur
JohannseD. Miss Ella COursen. Mr.. Jos. Roeekel;
cavaIlna, NObi SIg7E. (Mey1TOeesj, Mile
fontOn de Arce; BARITONE solo, :" Mariana"
(Wallacel MIR. Arthur CohnreIch; duet ii
Trovatore" (VerdD. Nine. de NillafTanca and
Mr.. Rltter; song, Dear Heart" (Mattep Mile.
POntGn de Arce.
Ellen COursen was requested to sing one OF her
gem ballads. She kindly favored the audience
win What Are They 10 DO?" and responded
K Esi T." enthusiastic encore with CONG 10 Mar
The Triumph Lodge Entertainment.
A large and select company attended the con-
cert and ball OF Triumph Lodge, No. Go, Order
OF the Golden Shore, which look place last even
ing al living Hall. The lodge, which has not
been established two years, has increased Its
membership from 100 to 900, and possesses
$4,000 IN bank 10 its credit
The following programme was presented IN
der tile presidency of Mr.. A. B. Donnely, mas
ter of ceremonies: Overture, Eberts Orchestra;
opeGlug remarks. Mr.. L. j. Wolfe, Supreme
Secretary; piano duet, Miss q. GeminiaEl ana
Miss Emma Simi; vocal solo, Mrs. V. Belgrave
recitation. Mr.. George S. Tllden; vocal duet,
Mrs NJ. KomO and Miss L. CaTasco; violin solo,
Mr.. George Gallics vocal solo, Mr. T. l. Burns;
recitation, Misc Essie Galliek; piano solo, Mr..
l. Schultz; vocal solo, Mrs. H. Charles; vocal
duet, Mrs. V. B-igTave and Mr.. {. Zape. After
the entertainment, dancing was continued until
late hour.
lie pleasant affair was brought to its success
ful issue mainly through the efforts Of the officers
ana cOmmittee-members as follows: Officers
President, MIS-. NJ lfuworthyi Past President,
L. !: Wolfe; Vice President, Mrs. R. Samuels;
Secretary. Miss Il. Geminlani; Treasurer, A. de
la Tofre jr; Committee Of Arrangemeuts-Mrs
X. Samues, Mrs X. LoIZ Mrs. NJ. TruwOrthy,
Miss NJ. Gimuani, A. de Ia Tore Jr, Mrs. II.
Charles, A. b. Donnelly NJ. T. Light, Miss L.
Costello, DR.. a. Eichler; floor manager, A. de la
Tore Jr.; Floor Communicable. Joseph Pesca,
Miss tr. GeminianI, Mrs. l.. Skivo, q. Rudebeck,
NJ. r. Light, Miss Martha Lott: Reception Com
mttee-Miss L.-CostellO, DR.. A. Eichler, Charles
Krueckel, Mrs T. Burnell, Miss NJ. Haehmeister,
a. PetTi.
The Merry RambIers' Picnic.
straw ride was given by the Merry Ramblers
TO Laundry Farm on Sunday last. On the ar
rival Of the train at Fruitvale the party was met
by conyeyances and driven TO Glendale. After
hours OF merry romplng and rambling the party
repaired to the Glen House, where dancing was
INDUCED in. Following were the happy partlc
pants:. Miss s. Clausennus, Miss A. Miller, Miss
L. Miller, Miss COcblus, Mrs. Causeunius, Mrs.
COchius.- Miss I, Brauer, Miss E. Brauer, Miss
Menke; Messts. }. n. Frank, Ernst Dittes, Mr.
Beauehamp, Mr.. Cochius, NJ. Clausennius, &.
Clausennius, 4. Jeune, Dr.. Sands, j. K. Lafon-
Iaine, Richard de Bury.
The Excelsior Lodge Entertainment.
The open meeting OF Excelsior Lodge. No. 10,
U. E. A, was held last evening at Golden Gate
Hall, AlcaZar Building. The hall was attract
lively decorated with flowers and further adorned
= with the name OF the lodge displayed across one
end in gold letters.
A. gratifying audience listened with interest
70 Re ae 0T" soo s Minnie Readan zSer
colo, Mr.. Fine; remarks, F. n. Mount, Grand
Secretary; vocal solo, Miss Cumming; piano
solo. Miss Ray Wolf After the entertainment
Mrs. Sawyer was presented with her coupon for
$625, dancing being then inaugurated under the
direction OF q. NJ katz.
About midnight the pleasant affair broke up.
the guests being fully conscious that their en-
joyment was mainly due to the voluntary work
of the Comniltee OF Arrangements, consisting
Of: Mr.. o. NJ. KATE (Chairman), Mrs. NJ. j.
ThornweI. Mrs. r. Bergman, Mr.. d. L. Springer
II and Mr.. A. Gregory
A private picnic was given by the young ladies
OF II. S. Crccker's esta blishment on last Sunday
nj Laundry Farm. Among the guests were:
Messrs. Joseph Doyle, James Gilmartin, James
Shyne,- John .Gilmaitin, George Pedan. WIN
Houston, Mr. Meaiy, John Cashin, Ait. Woods,
Fred Jones' P, Perry. Mr.. Bushaway,
Frank Hin, Isaac Elias, Eugene Finn,
Daniel Psa6H. crowley Thomas 6SI Phillips flames
Robert Rice, Patrick Wintersou, Nj. E. Sullivan.
Miss Mamie Conroy Miss Annie Winterson, Miss
Meaney. Miss Mamie Healey, Miss Kitty Win
ter>op, Miss namle OCOnuoT, Miss Jennie Nc
Gyney. Miss Katie Hughes, Miss Mamie Win
terson, Miss Maggie Griffin. Miss Minnie Spill.
man, Miss Josie McGann Miss Ella Kells, Miss
MamH Hughes, Miss Eettie Granger, Miss Dell
bwintOH, Miss Annie Griffin.
Party Fulton Street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to Miss
Emma Lehman at the residence Of iher parenrs,
724 Fulton street,. last Friday evening, in honor
OF her birthday anniversary. Tie early part Of
the evening was spent in games and recltatlons.
after which the guests were. served with
tempting repast. The remainder OF the evening
.: was spent In dancing until late hour. Among
the guests were: Miss Emma Lehman, Miss Ida
BuTkheim, Miss Eta Burkhein, Miss Lula Orn-
stein, Miss Matte OrnsteiH, Miss Matte Cole.
man, Miss Birdie Coleman, Miss Phlnie Berg,
Miss Title Lppman. Miss Rachel Boog,
Miss Mamie Sehoetler, Miss Carrie Levy, Miss
Annie Bernstein, Miss Becke Wamar Mr.. and
Mrs. j: Rotllenberg. Mrs. A. Coeman Mrs. Bern
stein, Miss Beckie Sch0etter Miss Vickle Levy
- MISS Garlic Meinister, Mr.. and Mis-. l.. Lehman,
MI. and Mrs. HOlZ Mrs Berg, Messrs. Aaron
Tublinsky, L. Muller, Herman Lippman, Mar
shall Newman, NJ. Moses, Marx Lehman, Ernest
Ornsteln, Hairy Wise, S. Harris, NJ. LIGHT, A.
Lehman.
Pacific Coast Weddings
Last Wednesday afternoon, at the residence OF
MIR. James +. DevIne, near Roberts Ferry. Mr..
Charles A. Kelley OF Linden, San Joaquin
.lnnnfY and Miss Minnie u. Hammill OF La