The morning call., 1891-11-01
a. GERM IAN Is. .....
]. ]. ~ S MUSICAL NJ: FETE.
san Francisco Yerein and the
....... !. "Sons of .Nibelung."
a Brilliant Social Success Picturesque Tab
= =: :. :. leaux Amid Classic strains-Those !.
!. : =: Who Enjoyed the Treat. =. +.

"A leading musical and social event last even
Ing was the presentation Of the "Song of the
:Nibelung' by the San Francisco Verein al their
handsome rooms on Suffer street. -.:.-- =.
For six weeks the stage manager, Mr.. SOlly Fl.
Wallet las been cOnsclentlouSly engaged In
drilling: The prospective participants, aud their
efficiency last evening was the source OF many
pretty speeches made 10 him after The entertain-
ment. Nj. William Hlnz directed the orchestra.
=: "A large asseniblsge OF prominent citizens and
their: families enjoyed the "Soug," which has
been called 1.-The German Iliad."5 Ii recounts the
story Of the. v DOING oil Chriemhld, sister OF King
Guniher, by Stegfried, son OF Segmund, tho
Achilles OF Teutonic mythology. and has been
ssctibed to the pen of one of the old Mime
singers -
%. -Four. tableaux were presented, prefaced By an
=. overture tWagneD by the orchestra. MIR. Hugo
Waldeck explained each tableau by rectative
passage from Jordan's "Nibelung" aud they
were introduced and accompanied by approprl-
ale music. The first musical Introduction was
f. ON T annhauScr" and included a telling solo
by Mr. y. Stein berger. ----. '---. -. -
: -: THE TABLEAUx. 80
Each iaoleau was divided into two parts. The
hrsts showed .'tiugtheT's Victory over Brunhlidn,
and 'Gpuliei's marriage" the second "The
meeting di1Chrienil1id ana Brunhild before The
Iatbedral,". and .sTIe humiliation OF BtunhId
by Chfielnhld',ii, the ifird The hunting scene'
aud ::Slegfi led's deatlL"; The fourth "Chrfemhid
at The catafalqHc Of S'egfried" aud THE iudg-
ment Of Goo. p Each OF the lastthtee tabieaux
were accompanied BY music from "Iohengi I'M
= The scenery. and cosiuming were particularly
good aud the applause that followed IT. close OF
each number testified totbe appreciation 1t ex-
cited. - >.
:: The principal participants were: Slegiriei,
Bepjamin Arnhodi Bfunhild, Miss Rosie Fech-
heimeri. ChIiemhild, Miss Emma Samuels;
Guntler, w: WaIerm IN Hagen. a. Lehman;
Bishop. Sanford II: Waller; Dankwari Jacob
Samuels; GernOt, Mr.. Schwdbaeher; Glseiherr,
ID. j.. Guggennme; Mime Herman KohIberg:
HalkHlles iG.- Il i.sr
Miss Selma Lonpe. Miss Schwa bachsr Miss Fecu-
heimcr. Miss Lewiston; Ute. Miss Dora Saalberg;
Byman, Miss Minnie We'll, Miss Saalberg Miss
Waller, Miss. Heller, Miss Sadie Samuels, Miss
Sol hla Kline. Miss Furth,. Miss Hida Cas- lie,
Miss klauber,. Miss Simon, Miss SchweiiZer,
Miss Aronstein, Mrs. NJ. 0rdenstefn. Miss n
seiger, Mrs: Bisseqgeu; Folker DIR. L. Neumann.
-, GALLANT KNIGHTS.
KnIgais OF Bufguudy-Mess Bert r. Hecht
Z s. Heller. lgnatz Kelner, Albert Meyer. }.
Marx, Otto Greenwad Fred Hess; Knights of
Nibeluug : Messrs. Hugo RoIhschild, S. q.
Sber line, S. W. Sa lloerg, LOUIS Simon Sol Err
man, b. c. ;Fechheimer. Emil Greenebaum.
Among the usbers was Mr.. Henry Kltndt.
After the last tableap there was dancing in the
preitily decorated hail., Mr.. Benjamin. Arnhod
directing The foor and an elaborate supper was
served by Abrahsms at little tables holding ten
or twelve, covers being laid for 450 guests In ALL
II was very late before the memorable affair ter
-. = SOME OF THE: GUESTS.
Among those present. with their families were:
% Hon. GeOtEe H. DdBubfSoui W. 'IllHZ a II. H.
Sclmirr G: -Berleau, +. Jscoby, NJ. GTeenblatt
e W. Roeder. c. Ed BeudIxen, Charles Leichtrr
a. Boeime; i. ID. S adimuler.. d. Eggers. j. II.
Ankele: julius Sieinbeleer. Professor I. J. Zif-
ferfr l.. Wencke.. I. Angels, Alfred L; Seg.
man. Dr., Leo NrwmaJk, A. simon, w. Water.
man: IS. r. Waller l.. a. Schwabacker, ID. j.
GnrrenhIme, $. L. Erianger. Professor A. Herbst.
Leopen well, Di. julius KGbg. c. Bqndocher
SUtfo. a. W. Myer, w. b. Cooke. George aiearns
Dr.. L. Stern: H. Arnbeld. J. B. Levison. j. u.
Jacobs, " amer slsnf: Dr.. Q. A.; Kern. L.
Louls IaussIg, &. Buyer. Dr.. w. A. MartuySO
Lewis, Edward May. Edward Scheeline Albert
DaiIeniand. Max Greenberg. l. s. Beruheimer,
bimons, L. GREENWOOD. n. weldeareich. A. |.