The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-01

and Stone OF Petaluma, Signal Officer j. 5.
L. Parsons and CAPTAIN E lott OF San Ra-
fael, Colonel Fairbanks, Lieutcnant-ColOn
Gutter.
The following committees had charge of
the affair." Committee of Arrangements
Sergeants G. Z. Whtcomb, A. Nj. Barrett,
|. l.. CavaSso. J. Stewart, CorpOrals +. l..
Wcdgwood, w. II. Monroe, Henry Stempel,
Privates A. L. Hamilton, Theodore Kensch-
er, Ii. F. Hartstone, G. Baxley, +. T. Damn,
Harry Miller; Reception Committee-Cap-
tain A. l.. Smith, Lieutenants u. Y. Morris,
C. T. Poulter, Sergeant j. E. Logan. Cor
poral G. A. Taber, Private NJ. p. Smith !;
floor director, Sergeant |. l.. Cavasso; as
sis:ant floor director, Private A. L. Hamil-
ton; Aids-C0rporal w. j. DOwnie, Private
T. Jennie Private j. Woener, Private d. j.
Hallahan, Private j. Ii. Mehring, Private
W. III. Stanley
wsrmser-Jacobson Wedding In Alameda.
Last Thursday evening the residence of
Captain and Mrs. II. r. jacobson of Ala
media avenue. Alameda, was the scene of
the nuptials of Miss Annie jacobson, one
of Alameda's mos: beautiful and popular
young ladies, and Mr.. Sigmuud Warmser,
prosperous young business man of Kings
burg, Fresno County.
The parlorS were most artistieally deco
rated, and there was large attendance of
the friends and relatives of the high con-
y,
which took place ut o'clock in the even
ing. The bride aad groom took their posi-
tons under beautiful large horn OF plenty,
and the brief ceremony which united them
was read by Rev. Mr. Heap of the Oakland
Unitarian Church. Miss Albertne Meyer
was the bridesmaid and Miss Lottie Jacob
son the maid Of honor. The groom'S best
man was Sigmund Brayerman Of San Fran
cisco.
Congratulations followed, and the ewly
married couple thea repaired 10 the dining
room and partook of the sumptuouS we'd
ding repast, when the health OF the bride
and groom was quatfed IN sparkling cham
payne. CongratulatoTy messages were real
from friends in Eureka, Fresno and Ger
many, and many elegant and costly presents
were also received from those places, as
well as from friends in this city. A delight
full serenade was also rendered during the
supper by the gentlemen friends of the
lovely bride. A reception followed, when
many more friends called, and spens the
evening IN dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warmser left on the last
train for this city To remain for few days
before leaving for their new home in Kings
burg. On taking their departure they were
treated to shower of rice and old shoes.
Among those present were: Captain and
Mrs. IL. X. jacobson, Captain and Mrs. Lar
Mrs. II. Tomsen, Captain and Mrs. Christie
pherSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Braverman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alderman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ford, Rev. and Mrs. Heap, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund
WarmseT, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SGaner,
Hutchinson, Mrs. j. Miller, Mrs. Charlotte
johnson, Mrs. Delaney, Miss Florence De-
lanoy, Miss Martha Taft, the Misses Ford,
Miss Laura Thompson, Miss Helen Sieg-
fried. Miss Guenenberg, Miss Annie Thorn
sen, Miss Huelda Thomson, Miss Fanny
RAUnniiS MpsSrG Arthur E,uanarl hary
Chesley, Signurd Braverman, Samuel
Mesiek, Sidney Haslett, John Ii. Rosseter,
George Reynolds, G. Thomson. Mr.. Ein-
STEIN
The ChiIdren's Progressive Lyceum En-
tertainment.
OF the many pleasant entertainments
given by the Children's Progressive Ly-
ceum, which meets each Sunday morning at
90912 Market street, that given on last Sat
urday evening in that building was one of
the most successful and sociabls Of such at
fairs.
To the usual literary and musical features
OF the earlier part of the evening were
added some tableaux, through the joint eff
fort of Mrs. Z. J. Decker and Mrs. A. L.
Fossete. The programme, announced by
the conductor. Mrs. A. l.. Bolton. was as
Again." Miss Electa r. Novel;; tableau.
''Liberty"-W Slavery, ~ Freedom-dra-
mats prrsone: Liberty" Mrs. A. E. Fos-
cite; slavery" Matte Brown, May Wal
tiers. Daisy Simpkins Frank Briggs, Jennie
Pamperin, Violet Holmes. Gussie Sttt,
Daisy Decker.
Abbie Pamperin, Willie Harrison. Lena
Miller, Gertie Stitt ami Russell Lincoln :;
tabeau, Gates Ajar"-First, Mary pleading
for the KEY, Daisy Simpkins; second, Mary's
eeiving the Key. Daisy SInpkins; fourth,
Gales Affair."" dramatis persona same as
preceding tableau with the addition of
Willie Smith. Recitation. Excelsior"
Charles Parry; recitation, For a Warn
ing Ella Lincoln; recitation, "A Boys
Complaint, Louis Schlesslnger; song, soft
Ger tie Fountain" with encore, Carrie
Lee" the Misses J. p. Pierce, b. Pierce and
!. Pierce; recitation, Calculations Of Biddy
Malone" encore. IAN Irisnman's Perplex-
ity." Miss Eva Peck; either selections by
Mr.. A; L. Knott, accompanied on guitar by
l Am Tired Now" Edna Barney; spirit
Mother" Mrs. A. E. Fossette. Song, II
Love Ihee." Oak Temple, Miss Lima Crews,
with encore, "Perriotte."
Shortly after 9 o'clock the dancers took
the floor, with Miss Gussie Purnell as floor
manager, assisted by Miss Daisy May
Cressy, Miss c. Dunieyy, Miss Louise
Wrenn and others.
The Refreshment Committee included ::
Mrs. E. w. Briggs, Mrs. E. Lincoln, Mrs.
a. IL / Oootbtc, D. ID dlEptti, Mis-. NJ.
L. Richardson, Mrs. C. w. Simpkins, Mrs.
d. a. Beecher, Mrs. l.. c. Ashworth, Mrs.
L. j. Decker and Mrs. II. Miller. Mr.. G.
n. Gilman acted as Door Committee. The
music was furnished by Miss r. Rosenthal.
Party Webster Street.
The eighteenth birthday anniversary of
Miss Annie Kruse was pleasantly cele-
brated at her parents residence, sos Web
ster street, on Saturday evening, by a sur
prise party given by Miss Lille Kineman
and friends. The double parlors were
handsomely decorated with flowers and
evergreens.
The evening was spent in singing, dane
ing and games, which lasted til. midnight,
when the guests repaired to the dining
room, where an elegant repast was spread.
Miss kruse received many beautiful pres.
eGts.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kruse, Mr. aud Mrs. Kruse Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Chiistman, Mrs. Kineman. Mrs.
Colludi, Mrs. Dryer, MIR. and Mrs. Ratio,
Mrs. Culyerweli, Miss Annie kruse, Miss
Lena Kruse. Miss Lille Kinelnan, Miss
and Eta Sachs, Miss Dell Colludi. the
Misses Annie and Angel Distell, Miss Net
tie Dusenberry; Messrs. NJ. Krus-, Frank
Kruse. Clifford Charloch, Dr. William
Kenny, Z. Attinger, G. Warren. William
Warren. G. Miller, Albert Colludi, G. Bern
gott, Jnmes Noble. Z. Distell, L. Plainly,
Hugh McGiinn and Master Freddie Culver
we'll
The German Butchrrs' Party.
A large attendance responded to the invi-
tatiOns issued for the fourteenth anniver-
sary ball of the German Butchers Society
given last evening at Tutonia Hail.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry MANI led the grand
march, followed by nearly $50 couples.
Music was furnished by Van der Meyden>s
Orchestra. and the dancing was continued
until o'clock.
The enjoyable affair was given under the
following supervision: Officers-President,
Henry MANI; Yice-President, William
Steinhaeuser: Treasurer, John Buetgen-
bach; Financial Secretary, Charles Koerner :;
Recording Secretary, j. Fischer. Trustees
Fred Muller, Fred Rargen, X. Maurer !;
Committee of Arrangements-E. Schuck, V.
Raabe, K. Maurer; Reception Committee
Louis Junker, j. Bender, William Schroe-
der. f. Muller; floor manager. Fred Ratgen :;
assistant floor MAN. ger, John keefe.
Party on Harrison street.
Miss Jennie Forests residence, on Har-
rison street, was the scene Of much pleasure
on last Wednesday evening, the occasion