The morning call., 1891-02-23

VIdLTUII TuFTIIN
from Germany. Mexico and every part of
the United States completed the bright con-
gratulatory ceremony of the bridal supper.
Dancing in the canvased hall upstairs to the
music of B!um's Orchestra prolonged the
festivities until after O'Clock.
The happy and handsome pair belong to
merry coterie, numbering many prospective
happy pairs, and their presents were re-
markably numerous and elegant. They in
cluded a handsome set of diamonds from the
groom, much silverware, furniture and brio
a-brac, which will go far to start them aus
pciOusly III their new home.
They leave to-day for trip In the south,
and will afterward reside at 1865 Ellis street.
The Dorscht Lodge Entertainment.
Dorscht Lodge, No. 3, gave an enjoyable
concert and ball last evening at Union
square Hall. Tie ledge is composed of
Woodworking German musicians, who can
rarely, from the nature of their association.
enjoy "a night off, and this, their first en-
tertanment, proved that they only lack
opportunity to provide frst-class social
diversion.
The following programme was presented:
Concert, by members OF Dorscht Lodge;
"Dorscht March" Carl Won der Mehden),
overture from ''Freischutz Carl NJ. Won
Weber,, serenade for flute and saXephone
(Titte) Messrs Paulsen and Sehup-
pert; La Maudolinata," mandolin solo,
Senior Saldierna; die Vier Lustigen
Dorschtbrueder." humoresque for pic
colo, carionet trombone and tuba
Carl Won der Mehden), Messrs.
aria from Martha" (Flotow), solo for tenor,
MI Blum; 'GTCsseS HumoristiseheS Pot
pourri" (COnradD: Der Sehwarize Peter,
farce in one act by a. Goerner arranged by
Frau g. hartmann, presented by Frau e.
hartmann Rose), Il. Wedl (Wilhelm) and
Herr Hauser lForster); prompter, Mr.. Her
ten.
Dancing followed, the whole affair being
under the direction of the following geutle-
men: Messrs. II. Yanks, G. Themer, c.
Brand, c. Blrtmann ana c. Baumann.
The Observation-Disclosures Wedding.
Miss Annie Rees and Mr.. Joseph Lsssen-
derler were married by the Rev. John Gray
last Sunday night at the residence of the
brides mother, 50 Natoma street. The
residence was beautifully decorated with
ferns, flowers and evefgF ems, and after the
nuptial services a delightful time was had
by the many friends of the happy couple
who were present. After the wedding supper
the evening was pleasantly passed with
games and dancing. Many valuable presents
were received by the bride and groom.
The Kerry Association Party.
The Kerry Benevolent Association, a
worthy organization of mutual help, gave a
very ENJOYABLE party last Saturday event ne
at Irish-American Hall, on Howard street.
Notwithstanding the rain there was a very
large attendance and pleasure reigned from
start 10 finish. The affair was well con-
Quoted, ard rs the associations first ball this
season 1t WAS decided success. The conf
mittees having charge of the evenings en-
tertalnment were composed as fellows:
Floor Committee-DanieI AherI chairman,
}. J. Hart, John O'Neil, Bernard 0'COnnOr
\. j. Morris; Reception COmmittee-J.
O'Reily chairman, Timothy Wren, Mich
elias Shine, Thomas Hayes, Daniel O'Con-
nor; Committee of Arrangements-Danel
DoNd, James O'Ntl, Daniel Callahan, Frank
Madden. Thomas MOriaTty, Charles Dorm,
Edmond Browne, Daniel c. Browne.
The seigIer-Lobe Wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. j. Seigler. prGtn-
inent business man here, and Miss Hattie
Lobe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lobe. took
place last night at St. Georges Hall in the
presence of large number of friends.
DR.. NoOrsanger officiaied about o'clock,
those GROUPED about the bridal couple
being Miss Alice Lobe, Mr.. S. Iekelheympr.
MIR. Stern, Miss lkelheyIDer, Miss Tillie
Lobe, Nh. Emil Jessrrum, Miss Addie Den
merry and Mr.. Louis Lobe.
Supper was afteTWaTd enjoyed by nearly
one hundred couples in the gaily decorated
banquet hall, and the CONGRATULATIONS here
took on a more formal aspect. Dancing
concluded the happy celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigler who received many
tokens Of affection upon the suspicious occa-
sion, leave to-day Tor brief honeymoon trip,
returning to take up their abode at their fu-
ture home, 2033 Pine street. which has been
elegantly prepared for their reception.
Parties to Take Place.
Next Wednesday evening, at Excelsior
Hall, 2319 Mission street Mission Parlor,
No. IS, n. S. G. w, will tender to the men,
hers of Orinda Parlor, No. 56, \. S. G. W.,
a reception. A musical and literary pro-
Gramme of considerable merit will be pre-
scented, al the conclusion of which dancing
viii take place
The arrangements being made by the CON-
mittee having charge of the party to be
given by Stanford Parlor. y. 5. G. W, at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening next,
are elaborate, and the guests of the parlor
viii be royalty received on the evening in
question.
The French Mutual Benefit Society will
give a ball and tomhole for the benefit of its
Relief Fund, at Odd Fellows Hall, next
Saturday evening.
The Eola Club will give valentine party
at Ieutonia Hall next Saturday evening.
4 valentine social viii he given by the
pupils Of Professor Ferris Dancing AGA
DENY at Ono Hall next v ednesday evening.
Tie pupils of w. j. O'Brieu's academy
will give a cOmic-valentine party at Scottish
Hail next Wednesday evening.
HalcyOn PaTloT, No. 146, \. s. G. W., will
give banquet and social in the new
Masonic, Temple, Alameda, next Tuesday
evening.
The Excelsior Club Will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday by giving musical and
dramatic entertainment at Washington Hall
on Eddy street.
The juvenile operetta, "a Dream of
Fairy-land," will he given at Irving Hall
this evening under the personal supervision
OF the author and composer, Mr.. Charles II.
Gabriel
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the Norwegian Singing Society at Sara
toga Hall next Saturday evening.
James A. Garfield Corps, No. q, W. r.
G., will give social aid ball at Pioueer
Hall Tomorrow evening. a pleasant time
is anticipated.
a masquerade ball will be given by the
Danish Society Norden at Union-sQuare
hall next Saturday evening.
Liberty Post and Corps will hold dime
social al Washington Hall. % Eddy street,
on Friday evening next, being the second in
the series for the year. A good programme
Will be followed 10y dancing. a cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The Bashful Boys will give their second
anniversary ball at Odd Fellows Hall to-
morrow evening.
The Goodwin Comedy will give an enter
tainment and dance at Saratoga Hall Thurs
DAY evening, next, on which occasion the
silent Witness" will be produced.
The Zg-zag Social Club has reorganized
and will give their next party at Mission
Music Hall on next Friday evening.
The eighth anniversary ball given by Bat
terry L, Second Artillery Regiment. will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening next.
The Lyceum Comedy Company will pro-
duce The Private Secretary" at Saratoga
Hall next Friday. The cast will include
Messrs. Thomas Nye, Charles Wilson and
George Bush Stage Manager, Mr.. Thomas
Irwin. Dancing will follow the perform
ance.
The fifth anniversary ball and entertain
ment TO be given by San Francisco AssOcia-
ton. No. /, National Association Of Station
airy Engineers, will take place at B'nai
Birth Hall next Saturday evening.
On next Saturday evening the Children's
Progressive Lyceum, which meets each Sun
day morning at 909h Market street, will
hold their monthly entertainment in that
building, when varied literary and musical
programme will close with dancing.
The German Stonecutters' Association
VIII give a hall npyt Saturday pveniuu OF