The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-26

and beautiful presents. Here the host aud
hostess received hearty congratulations aud best
wishes, after which The wedding march
formed to the music OF Mrs. A. Holliug and NJ ISIS
Emma Delwig. Mr.. George EhrenDfOrt, as
sisted by Messrs. Albert and Hugo EhrenpfOrt,
acted floor Manager
A choice literary and musical programme was
presented. interviewed by dancing. which made
the evening pass very pleasantly. The pro-
gramme was rs follows: Piano duet, by Mrs
Augusta Holling aud Hiss Martha Dellwig;
either trio, by Alessrs. Max Meier, George HeltZ-
mann and Harry Slmeu; duet, by Mrs Augusta
Holllng and Miss Emma Dellwlg; vocal quarter,
"Lohengnn Wedding March," The Misses A.
and NJ Weichart and The Misses Ii. aud j.
Andres, Mr.. LutZ and Mr.. II. Weichart, accom-
panied on piano by Mrs. \. Holling; plano solo,
Mrs. Augusta Holllng; either trio, MesSrs. Max
Meier, George HeitZmann and FL. Simen; piano
solo, Miss Ida Ehrenpfort; recitation, Mr.. w.
Schulz, aud others.
Supper was served at II o'clock in the main
nall, when congratulations were renewed
in tOasfs and addresses Among those speaking
were Mr.. william Ehrenpiort. who alluded TO
the gratifying presence of the groom mother,
Mrs. Doris Dewlg, now "a years OF age; Mr..
B. BrOmmel read an original poem by Mrs.
Emma EhrennfOrt; Mr.. Max BuTkhardt, Mr..
Leonard Haas. MIR. j. c. GilGau aud Rev. }.
Fuendellng made addresses, There were sew
eral other Rotations ana songs. aud The preSen-
tatlOn by Mrs. ID. Andes of three silver cups,
filled respectively with beans, prunes and flour,
and The presenting OF plant of Alpen Neilchen
by Miss Gustchen After supper all tile guests
sang - Die Wacli am Rhein," accompanied by
Mrs Augusta Holng. Dancing was then re-
sumed until the arrival OF the first morning car
when tie memorable affair broke up.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
The Dellwig, Mr. aud Mrs. william Ehrenpfort,
Mrs F. EhrenpfOu Mrs Augusta HOllng, Mr..
Charles Deiwig, MI Edward EhrenplOr. of Ala
media; Mrs. NJ. Hszen, Mrs. Ii 'nrietta Winner,
Of Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Felt, MI. and
Mrs. c. Wedemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Andres,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Burkhardt, Mr. aud Mrs.
August Hildebrandt, Mrs. Carrie Wolfes, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. Z. Giltilan, MIR. George Eggers Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Haas, Mr.. William LOewe.
Mrs. Doris Dellwg, Mr. George Ehre1pfOrt,
Miss Emma Dellwig, Miss Mary EhrenpforG,
Mr.. Edward j. Dellwg, Miss Ida Ehrenpfort,
Miss Lille W0lfes, Mr. Emil WOlles, Mr.. aud
Mrs, George Cummings, Mr.. aud Mrs. b. Brom-
mel Mr. and Mrs. Welchart, Mr.. William Schulz,
Misses Minnie aud Annie Wechart, Misses II.
; ana j. Andres, mr. Henry V, charts Miss Adele
Schroeder OF San Jose, Mr.. JOhannas HIM., Miss
Mary Him., Miss Augusta EhrenpfOrt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Menge Of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Won Geldern. Mr.. Hugo Ehrenplon Rev. j. Fnen-
deling Mrs. Cornahrens, Mrs. Otto kiefer, Miss
Lena Felt, Mr.. Al thur Ehrenpfort, Mis- Rebecca
COruahrenS, Mr. Willie Felt, Miss Martha Dell
wig, Mr.. G. Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schroeder,
Mr. C. Hook, Mr.. w. Nutz, Miss A. Cornahrens,
Mr.. J. H. Schroeder Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Kloppenburg Mr.. Max Meier. Miss Petenia
Ehrenpfort. Mr.. Charles Hook, Miss Annie Hi
debraudt, Mr.. William I. HOlling. Miss Carrie
Worth. Nj. George Helzmaun, Mr.. Harry ST.
men, Mr.. William TOlle, Mr.. al bert Delwig, Mr..
Luiz, MIR. Robert Wagner, Mir. Fred Wagner,
the Misses Maggie and Lennie Haussler, the
Misses DOretta and Lizzie Delwlg, Mr.. John
L
ling. Masters Robert and Louis Dellwlg aud
many Others
The EOIa Club Party.
Special preparations had been made for the
anniversary ball OF the Eoa Club at Ieutona
Hall last evening. The decorations OF pink aud
white draperies, varied with eyergreens, were
elaborate and tasteful On the stage hung some
pretty Japanese lanterns, lighting up fairy set
scene in the background.
Nearly $50 couples were eventually present,
and after the premOni!Ory tinkle OF a cOw.Dell
drum tattoo and Dugle call, Heyman g. Hetzels
Orchestra commenced the gand march, which
was led by Mr. q. NJ. Walton aud Miss Specht.
Dancing continued merry till l O'clock, and
the EOlas had once more indicated their claim
To be called one OF the most successful social
clubs In the city.
The committees of the evening consisted Of:
Committee OF Augmentation h. Hansen,
ID. II. Byrne, W. c. Kramer; floor director.
George ~. Walton; assistant. Rudolph eros
wird; Floor COMMUNICATION Frank, William
A; Nolan, :. Leylnson; Reception Committee
Following are the officers OF the club-Presi-
dent. Leon FRANK; Secretary, William A.
Nolan; Treasurer. Rudolph GrOswird; Trustees
&c. NJ. Walton, William Kramer, john X. Han
sen.
The Court Eclipse Party.
The eighth anniversary ball Of Court Eclipse,
No. 6972, Ancient Order of Foresrers OF America,
took place last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The committees were composed as follows:
Committee of Arrangements - Ii. +, Konrad
Chairman, Ole Hansen, Thomas j. Trainor G.
NJ. Gerston. George Read NJ. F. Clausen, Gus
Gegtson; Reception Committee - DR.. II. w.
Payne. DR.. j. ID. Powell, e. NJ. Gerston, Ole Han
sen. George Read; floor manager. Hermann h.
konrad; assistant floor manager, Thomas F.
TrainOr; Floor COmmiliee-JOseph Milmore,
Gus Gertson, w. c. Korb, Ed 0esen.
Society Personals.
Messrs. Z. p. Huntington, A. N TOwne,
Senator Fair, J. B. Wright aud N. d. Rldeout
paid oroville a visit on Thursday and drove
about the town for short time.
Lieutenant G. NJ. Perkins Is breaking up
housekeeping. He is soon to join the Marion.