The morning call., 1890-11-27

sherwood Forest, u. w. Bayreutner. III. ..
B.; "a The Ladies'" NJ. II. Wascerwitz. y. II.
Supreme Representative; THE D. D.'ss,"
James Healing ID. Fl. C. r.. The Duties
of a Supervisor" ID. D. Hunt, High Trustee ;
Our Next Grand Court" P. I'll. Livingston.
High Trustee; =" Companion OF the Forest,
J. Calmann, Supreme Representative Our
Sister Courts" Henry Ryan, ID. ID. Z. Z. /;
An Ideal Forester" Sol Peiser, ID. IL.
C. Il.
A German Ball.
Between 200 and 800 people were present
at the grand march, opening the ball given
last evening al the Turn Verein Hail. on
Turk street, by the shooting section of the
San Francisco Turn Verein. Captain and
Mrs. thinner led to the music of Won der
Mehden's orchestra. A highly enjoyable
evening was spent Following composed
the special committees appointed ON the &C.
casien: Committee of Arrangements--Loui
Markus (Chairman), ID. Frank. l.. Thier-
| bach, Joe Castor, Philip Gretsch, Ii. Turk;
Reception Committee l. Markus, c. X.
thinner, +. kommer, o. Hauser, A. Hage-
dorm; floor manager, L. Hansmann; Floor
Commlttee-R Cook, w. HIM, W. Zaretzky.
| The Seven Pines Circle Entertainment.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, L. of G. A. R.,
gave an enjoyable open meeting on Monday
| evening. Following was the programme
| Piano solo. Miss NJ. l.. Greenburg; vocal
solo, Mr.. James Fuller; guitar selections
| Mr.. Fuller, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Hostetter
vocal duet, Mrs. Chamberlain and Saidee
| Cook; recitation, Miss Adelaide Dohs:
duet, Miss Dohs and Mrs. Zahn; 'Bingen
on the Rhine" Mr.. Walter Leman. The
| evening concluded with dancing and the
service OF ice-cream and cake.
| The ST. Joseph's Council Enterta inm IN Il
! The third entertainment and social of st
Joseph's Council, No. SO. Young Mems In.
stItute, took place last evening at B'na
| Birth Hall.
a fair audience enjoyed the opening exer.
cises: Overture, Coret's Orchestra; open.
| ing remarks, President T. E. Treacy; voca
solo. Mrs. E. Coret; recitation, Eugene Sui
| Ivan; the popular author and comedian
Ii ernan Ehrent, late of the Carleton Opera
| Company, in choice selection Of his lates
songs; speciaties by Little Irene, the chile
| wonder and favorite little actress of all the
| Thomas Burns; musical seieetions-A. w
! CorbuS, j. w. Douglas and Master Stephen
| a. Douglas; vocal duet Waldo and Emily
Pool; the Sarsfelds in their musical special
ties; vocal solo, Miss Nellie Kenny.
The stage was prettily decorated with red
| white and blue drapery for the dancing
| which followed and was maintained until
| late.
The committees of the evening were com
| posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-J Mckinnon Chairman, j. era
mer, W. Bell, ID. Brosnan, III. CaYeney, T
| Gera ghty; Reception CommiLtee-J.W w. Raj
| fefty Chairman d. Redmond, w. Barry
| A. Howard, J. Daily. Dr. j. III. Barbett
| floor manager. ". Gallagher; assistant tio0l
manager, j. P. Brady; Floor Committees
| Renault, j. Lynch. F. Bowling, +. Tyrrell
| j. Kennedy, 5. Littleten.
The Triton Club Surprise Party.
On Saturday evening last the Triton:
clubhouse was the scene of bright gather
ing, the occasion being a surprise party
rendered to President Valentine Kehrleir
| and his bride by members of the club. The
friends sent a delegation to their residence
to escort the surprised couple to the club
| house, with its brilliant illuminatio ms and
| decorations OF bunting and Chinese lanterns
After the usual congratulations there en-
| sued a souvenir march TO supper. at which
| Mrs. Val kehrlein presented each guest
with photograph OF the eiuo-house. Inc
| tables were set upstairs, and we'll laden
| After partaking Of a subStan tial supper sew
| cral toasts were honored to the health OF the
young couple. The rest of the evening was
spent in songs. recitati0ns and dancing.
| which were kept up until the small hours OF
| the morning.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Val Kehrlein, MIR. and Mrs. Fortune
! Auresuy, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Seibel, Mr..
and Mrs. George Dnfiied Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
| W. Jewell of San Rafael, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred r. Tuckey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed j.
| Duffield. Mrs. James 5. Raller, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Shuppert, Mrs. A. Harnsman, Miss
Grace Pierce, Miss Sarah Creber. Miss
| Nettie Smith, Miss Grace Dillon, Miss NJ.
! lis, Miss Anita Lastretto, Miss II. Gambs,
! Miss L. lis, Miss Theresa Lastretto, Miss
Emma Duffield: Messrs. }. l.. kehrlein, 5.
Soloman, II. THckey, John Creber, Il. +.
Kehrlein, Frank Duffield, Den Turre, r. G.
| Zahn. Frank A. Bartlett, Walter Creber,
| John Coughlan, W. Schneider. Richard
| Barry, Arthur Behring, A. Greg, b. Tuckey
Paul Cleu, c. Artesues. G. Blum, John
| Quinn.
| The presence Of the rector of Ascension
| Church, Vallejo, was a matter OF no slight
curiosity to the people of the thriving town
of Cordelia on Thursday. But so well kept
! had been the secret that not until returning
homeward did it become known that Captain
Shillaber of that place had given in mar
! riage MS niece, Miss Mary Alexandra Will
Jams, to Mr. W. S. Croker an attorney o!
San Francisco. we'll known and much es-
teemed by many in Solano County.
At the home of the brides parents in
| Ukiah, Sunday, were celebrated the nuptials
of Mr.. Meredith r. Davies and Miss Kate
| Hegar. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. |. \. Waterman. The happy couple
came to San Francisco TO remain few days
| thence east to the State Of Kansas, where
the parents Of the groom reside,
A rare occurrence is double WEDDING,
but still more so is the marriage of two
| worthy brothers to two amiable aud excel
| lent sisters as was the case at FlOrin on the
i 18th, when Rev. W. f. Gober. assisted by
Rev. R. Rodda, united In wedlock Mr.. Will
| lam ID. Whitman to Miss Ella Ii. Dresser.
l At the same time and place, by the same
| parties, Mr. Albert Lin~oln Whitman was
married to Miss Effie r. Dresser. all OF
Mr.. Charles C. Craig and Miss Rose E
| Dean of this city were quietly married al
San Mateo by the Rev. W, II. MeDougall.
brilliant wedding took place last Thurs
| day morning, at the Cathedral, Sacramento
the high contracting parties being Miss Mary
L. Healy of this city and Mr.. Peter ii
| Kerns of Marysyille. The happy rouplt
| came to this city, but their future home VII
| be in Marysylle.
| Society Personals.
Mr.. David d. Shattuck has returned from
| visit to the Eastern States.
| Miss Ora Runyon. daughter Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Sol Runyon, of Mills Seminary, Ala
| media County, is in this city, stopping at the
| Grand Hotel.
| MI and Mrs. Sol Runyon of CORTLAND
Sacramento County, are in town, stopping
at the Grand Hotel.
Charles Goodall and family have left their
beautiful country residence at Menlo Park
and returned to San Francisco for the win
ter month.
Mr.. S. T.. Barton of the Bohemian Club
| i S on visit to the Eastern States.
Miss Addie Perrin is expected to remain
in Washington until after the first of the
new year. She has been visiting old school
mates in Baltimore the past six weeks.
Mrs. Milton S. Latham is making prepa-
| rations 10 spend the winter in New York
| She viii leave for the Atlantic Coast next
| week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Harrington and Miss
| Mamie Harrington have gone to the Palace
! Hotel Tor the winter season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar b. Carroll (nee Han
chelt reached Portland, Oregon, on Friday,
on their bridal trip north
Mr.. Fred W. Sharon arrived from the
! East on Sunday and viii remain here sew
/ eral weeks.
| ME- NJ Greenway returned on Sunday