The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-20
JOINT TRADES
UNION BALL.
A Superb Orchestra Of Fifty Sc.
lect Players.
Immense Assembly at the Pavilion About
Seven Thousand Dollars Realized for
the Strikers.

The ball rendered the Iron-moders' Union, No.
164 and COre-makers' Union, No. l, by the
Joint Trades Unions of the Pacific Coast, at Me-
chanlcs Pavilion last night, was magnificent
success. 1he attendance was exceedingly large,
and the music was The united talent Of the lead
eTs in the bands in this city, aud therefore very
entertaining.
Generosity was displayed upon every side, for
the Musicians Protective Union spent S425 TO
supply the music for the OCCASION; the liquors
and refreshments were also donated, and the
walters gave their services without charge.
The bandsmen wore badges of white satin. on
which the following was printed In blue aud red
letters: " Musicians Mutual Protective Union,
No. 10. An injury 10 one is Tie concern OF al.''
The names OF The musicians are:
A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director, j. S. Schmitz; fiutes-A.
LombardO, +. SouZa; pIccOlo-D. McGuinneSs
obOe-H. Austin; bassoOns-A. Beetz, G.. j. j.
E-flat clarionets-J. Yallerga, II. Kropp; B-tlaI
cldrionets-GeOrge McNiece, L. Sail, l.. Fer.
rari, c. BaumgaerIei + Langdon, Charles
Schuppert, c. johnson, II. Hahn A. Geiss, Fl.
Hose; comets George Bennett, D. Murphy, &,
Steffen James Garrod, +. Boigel, NJ. W. keOgn,
Thorn as Peckham. &. Henke; French hornS-W.
Dabel0w, George Seekamp; alto hOrns-Wiiam
Rowe j. {. Solg, Ii. Rtzau, Charles Newman
tenor horns-A. II. Beck, c. Casser; tromboues
William Robinson. George Daniels. Alexander
Guiman; barylOne Il. klotz; euphontum-
James Foley; double bass-M. A. Pinto; tubas
n. b. Seiger. Edward Noting, Josepn Peck.
ham, +: Anger stein, Alexander Schiller; small
drum-M. Davis; cymDals- William Nane; bass
drum-D w. sullivan; gentleman In charge OF
band-TheOdore EtSteldt.
THE GRAND MARCH.
As an Introduction to tie programme the band
"Orpheus," by OHenbach, and "Maritaua," by
Wallace; then followed the grand march, en-
titled, state Militia Review" the composition
of George kOppilz Of this city. The column was
led by Mir. and Mrs. Valentine, and the sInuOus
wanderings OF the many couples was pleasant
preliminary 10 the first Quadrille. Mrs. Valen-
line carried a large bouqueT, aud at her waist
hung pielly handkerchlei-hOlder, which was a
souvenir presented TO that lady by the trades
unions.
The order OF dances was as follows:
Grand march and lancers, To Victory; waltz.
Molders ana CoremaSeTs; polka, Federated Trades
Union: mazourka, CoOpers' Union; waltz Brother
lancers our Friends the Press; schottische. Shoe.
makers; Ieagnp. Ia Marioiaine Tynoar,nhicai
Union; waltz, Cooks and Walters Union; Virginia
Union: mazourHa HarnesS-maxers' Union; Spanish
ners' and Curriers' Union: GuSdriSIe Box-sawvers
and Matters; waltz, Tallors' Union; polka Cigar
makers Union; sch Otts.he, PatteTn-ma&ers Union:
lancers, Wood-caryerS Union; mazour&a, Furniture
workers Union: waltz, UpnOsterers' Union; med
lev, TO All the Unions.
Tie following were The officers and committees
OF the evening:
THOSE WHO ARRANGED THE AFFAIR.
President, U. 4. Lewis OF the Carpenters
Union; Secretary. n. L. Wandel OF The Car
enters Union; floor manager, Luxe NJ. Mar
isich OF the COopeTs' Union; assistant floor
managers, j. j. McCann OF tie Curriers' and
Tanners Union, Phil. J. Diez of The GlaSsblOw-
eis' Union, Robert Ztnk OF The Brewers Union,
j. I. Como OF the lalr-buiideTs' Uniou
Floor COmmittee-Thomas l.. Floyd, Lewis A.
Andrews. j. Rsgan. G. lie Clair. L. P. Smith. IL.
Cronin, W. j. Holland James q. Ryan, James
Began, A. j. Crawford X. Davis, j. L. Kirby,
". w. Orr, George H. Lubbert, w. Hennings
S. Heron, Owen Mclaughlin. J. f. Dempsey.
Reception COmmIttee-J. ii. ROxburgh CHAIR
man. C. Meanwell, I. D. HaggeIty p. j. Gom-
din, John Boiler, J. Cassidy, II. marsden, I h..
Binner, L. J. Cannon, J. K. Phillips. q. Redeker,
C. E. Verde, ". W. Smith. F. Prodd I. Ehlers,
q. Gerkn, }. fl. Thimseu, T. DOt, j. Gassman,
K. Urbals. i. T. ParnOw, Thomas Fiunerty.
Committee Of Arrangements. ID. Condor
tCbalrman). w Farranl, n. L. Wandell, j. w.
Sweeney, W. }. Coleman, w. ID. Goddard, S. Me-
GIegor Charles Mitchell, U. A. Lewis. w. Camp
bell, w. j. Gilleu, NJ. j. Mccarthy, +. Rushton,
William Bell, Il. Burnett. j. NJ Crowley, NJ.
Monaghan j. +. Kirty, L. l.. Welty, S. PriSmet,
L. Martin, W. GOff. }. Tate.
Tie attendance OF uuon men was perhaps the
greatest known at any entertainment in thls city
and the Iron -molders' and Core makers unions
will in all probability, have their treasury beue-
flied 10 the amount OF about $1,000 by the bail.
Unions at the Ball.