Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
AN EVENING WITH THE TeUTONlA.
Tho New German Club Entcrtains Their
Lady Friends.

The sociable and musicale OF the Teuto-
ma Club. held at their clubhouse, on
Eighth street between Grace and Franklin, last
night was one OF the most enjoyable and elegant
Affairs that have ever taken place In German
circles In this city. The feutonia, gentleman
social club, was organized about eight months
ago, and now has some slxty-nve members Inc
officers are: Mr. Carl Rsuhrmund, president !;
Professor Louis Ide. vice-president; Carl Berg
dorf, eecretary, and j. G.. Ebel, treasurer.
The entertainment Of last night was the nrst
given to the lady friends Of the members. ana the
feature Of IL was a concert by the Weber Sex
tette, and Miss Herinena Morgenstern and Mr.
IL. G. Rueger, solosts, with Professor lde as fnu-
eical director.
THE sgxTErTg.
The soxtette Is composed OF Messrs. Henry
Thurston and William A. Sorg. second violin !;
r. II. Plumacher, viola; T.. A. Hoen and Charles
Pohleg, cello; John w. Penncl, flute, and MIS-
+. II. Plumacher, plano.
The rooms Of the club had been Handsomely
arranged for the occasion, while the back yard
had been rooted with canvas, furnished Win
chairs and tables and most artisticaily decorated
with potted plants and Chinese lanterns, thus
presenting an ideal German garden scene.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
The concert commenced about haf-past 8
o'clock with potpourri from Der Freyschutz" "
rendered by the Weber sextette. This was fol-
lowed by Non 4 Perche," n soprano solo, by
Miss Morgenstern. The next number was In
the MILL by tho sextette. MIR. Ruegcr then
sang IN a manner that won him q hearty encore
a bass solo from the " Trumpeter Of Saeckn-
gen" and again the sextette charmed the
company, giving this time "Grandmo-
a soprano solo, "When tho Tide Comes In. y
rendered with fine execution by Mlse
Morgenstern, and which 20 captiyated her audi
encc that she was bound 10 respond 10 an encore.
Her acknowledgment was sprightly aria. a
mazurka and potpourri from " The Daughter OF
the Regiment" by the sextette, completed the
set programme.
FINE SOLO MUSIC.
The sextette work developed some exquisite
Instrumentation, and In "Grandmothers Lam
GERS the cello solo movements we're especially
sweet. This number was enthusiastically en-
cOred, and In response one OF Haydnssymphonies
was given.
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among tho gentlemen present we're the OIL
GERS Of the club and Nessrs. Joseph Wallerstein,
A. Won Rosenegk, Il. Kersten. T.. A. Halb, Louis
Aubel. Henry and William kueger, Charles Jur-
gins, Louis Euker j. Kahl. August Iolrapiel'
c. Wedlinger. Or. @. A. Book, 7. Moecker, Z. l..
Sauer Jacob Ebel, Charles MetZger. otto Nor
genstern, DR.. Moses lioge, Charles L0ehr, and
others. Among the lady guests we're Mrs. Carl
keuhrmund, Mrs. Louis Euker, and Miss LIZZIE
Hoffman, Euker, Mrs Joseph Wailcrstein, Mrs.
Ebel Mrs. Totion, Mrs. Mol, Mrs. kahl, ana
Miss Emma Kahl, Mrs. L0ehr, Miss shion, Mrs.
lde. and the Misses Ide, Mrs. Aubel Miss ;. MOll,
Misses Kate Louise, and Lena Ebel, Miss Lizzie
saucr, Miss Minnie Hozapfel Mrs. Kersten-
Miss Oswald, and Miss Roberts.
THE PKEsIpEST SPEAKS.
After tho concert MIR. Reuhrmund made n neat
and happy address OF welcome to the Indies and
q most tempting supper WAS served.
The entertainment continued until n late hour
and the members OF the club can congratulate
themselves that Il was a great success both
socially and musically.
One OF the staidest members Of tho club acted
as slower girl" and saw that every fellOw-mem.
Der and every guest was provided with hand
some button-holo bouquet