The morning call., 1891-10-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Of Miss Sophie Buehler
and Rev. III. Koenig.
The Western Addition Club Entertainment.
Sachs Party on Post street-A Mexi-
can Carbohydrates.

musical artists have offered their services
for the occasion.
Mrs. Eyre gave a very pretty lunch to a
number of young ladies at the California
Hotel on Tuesday. The invited guests
were: Miss Mason, Miss Hager, Miss
| Griffith, Miss Head and Miss Eyre.
An entertainment and social will be given
| by the st. Adams Sunday-School at Arcadia
Hail. Union-squars Building. this evening.
Miss Edith Latham of this city was the
admired maid of honor at the marriage in
| StOckbridge recently of Miss Lucy Hurlbut
| Karrick to Mr.. Henry Lincoln Morris of
| Hartford, Conn.
This evening Mr.. Fred White, popular
member of the Alameda Bicycle Club, will
be married to Miss Raymond of this city.
a o'clock tea was given last Friday to
Mrs. Mary C. Knowles by her daughters.
Misses Cynthia and Ella Knowles, at her
residence at Los GAtos. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. Those present
| were: Mrs. Mary c. Knowles, Mrs. S. F.
Andriek, Mrs. w. S. McMurtry, Mrs. 3. F.
King, Mrs E. c. Dow, Mrs. COngdoD, Mrs.
Nicholson, Mrs. Cushing, Miss +. Ayres,
Mrs S. +. Smith. Mrs P Perkins.
The st. Marcus Ladies' Society will cele-
brate their seventeenth anniversary at Sara
toga Hall this evening.
Templar Lodge, No. II, l. o. O. f., will
commemorate its date of Institution this
evening by an open meeting of its members
in Memorial Hall, Odd Fellows Temple.
The Koenig- -BuehIer wedding.
The doors of st. Paurs Church ON Mis-
sion street, between Fifth and Sixth. were
closed at o'clock last evening, although
the approaches were still thronged with
prople seeking admittance. The special at
traction was the wedding of Rev. II. Koenig
Of Alameda to Miss Sophie Buehler. eldest
daughter of the Rev. j. NJ. Buehier, pastor
of the church.
Mr.. Buehler has labored twenty eight
years among his people and his daugh-
ter has grown up here. All the German
Lutheran churches in the city are offshoots
of St Pauls, and Mr.. Buehler has hosts OF
friends on the opposite side of the bay as
well. His daughter for many years has
taken leading part in the work of the
young ladies society connected with the
church. aud is much loved and esteemed.
1t was the wish of those chiefly concerned
that the ceremonies should be very quiet.
The wedding party consisted OF the bride
and groom; the maid of honor, Miss Emma
Buehler, sister of the bride; the brides
maid, Miss Bertha Bueher. another sister;
the best man. Mr.. Wyneker, brother Of
Mrs. Buehler, aud Mr.. KreS, the grooms-
man. Amid the beautiful decorations ar
ranged by young friends the happy pair
were married by Rev. Mr.. J. NJ. Buehler,
the choir and organist enhancing the joy
fulness Of the occasion with several appro-
priata selections.
After the ceremony there was a reception
and cOngratuatory celebration at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, 1912 Mission
street.
Later Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Koenie left for
their new home, on the corner of Lafayette
and Pacific avenues, Alameda in the viein-
ity of the new church under the charge OF
Mr. kuenig.
A large number of handsome and useful
presents were received by the young pair,
as well as innumerable good wishes for their
happiness.
The Western Addition Club.
Another old-time attendance crowded
Odd Fellows Hall last evening on the orca-
sion of the October meeting of the Western
Addition Literary and Social Club. Invita-
tiOns for seats ruled high. and leaning
oom" privileges had many takers.
Mr.. C. P. Fonda presided aud the pro-
gramme was as follows: Overture, Noah
Brandt's Orchestra; recitation-(al Kitchen
Clock" (bl ''MolIy"-Mtss Anna L. Daily;
mandolin solo, selected, Professor S. Adel-
stein. Operetta. The 'Specter Knight" by
Alfred Cellier, with the following cast:
The Grand Duke, o. F. Schleicher; his
Lord Chamberlain, f. NJ. Coffin; ghost and
OthO, Joseph Fogarty; first lady in wait
ing, Mrs. j. W. Madden; second lady in
waiting, Miss Vera Cameron Viola, Miss
Alvina NJ. Heuer. The special attraction
was the operetta, which, after it was fairly
under way, went well. The grotesque aud
romantic were skllfully blended and artiS-
ticaly served up by the cast, which con-
sisted of members of the San Francisco 0pe-
raIic Society. A special word of commen-
dauon belongs to the stage settings by the
maGager, Mr. A. NJ. Thornton.
Dancing afterWard held sway under the
following direction: Floor manager, Mr..
Viii L. COnnOr assisted by Messrs. George
Cameron, Z. j. Euler, r. b. Phillips and l..
Z. Queen.
Party on Post Street
A most enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Miss Annie Sachs at the residence of
her parents, 2225 Post street. The lower
floor was beautifully decorated, where
dancing and games were the order of the
evening.
At II o'clock a bounteous repast was
served and after doing justice to the same
the guests returned to the dancing-hall en-
ioying themselves till an early hour in the
morning.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
+. G. Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. X. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. Decker, Miss Mamie Cock, Miss
Annie Butts, Miss Minnie Hickman, Miss
Freda Sachs, Miss Agnes Zissig, Miss Emma
Bening, Miss A Eggert, Miss b. PLACE
mann, Miss Emma Meyer, Miss II. Esgert,
MISS NJ. STANCE, Miss a. Meyer, Miss A.
Wood, Miss II. Freese, Miss A. LANCER.
Miss E. Holling, Miss Lena STANCE, Miss
NJ. Wood and Miss Nettie Blck; Messrs.
Charles Feldbush, C. Hesse, w. Vessel, J.
Graves, 3. Herrick, f. Meyer, d. Wagner,
A. Shaar, Ii. Hickman. r. Wagner, w.
ner, F. Gantner, G. Meyer, G, ming. Mr..
Hawkins, Mr.. Milts. Mr.. Hogers, Mr..
Sanvos.
The Fairmount Lodge Party.
The seventh anniversary of Farmount
Lodge. No. 1OS, X. of p, WAS celebrated
with pleasant dance last night at B'nai
- 'rith Hall.
A very enjoyable evening was spent by all
who attended, and their pleasure was
largely due to the following committees:
Committee Of Arrangements = James a.
Wilson Chairman, Andrew Smith, J. Il.
Hurlbut, John +. Mcpherson. James L.
Parmelee; Reception Committee-I. +.
Hurl5ut. John O'DonneIl, A. E. Carlisle,
II. A. Smith, Adoiph Beck; floor manager,
Z. E. ParmeleC; assistant, Sol Calderwood;
Floor Committee-R. E. Lane, w. G. Will |
son, c. A. Parmelee, q. |. Drew and Gustav
L. Lindemann.
Following are the officers OF the lodge:
Past Chancellor, NJ. w. Mcmillan; Chau- |
cellor Commander, Il. E. Lane; Yice-Chan-
son; X. of Il. and s., James A. Wilson;
M. of E, james E. Parmelee; NJ. at A, l. |
f. Huribut; Inside Guard, A K. Carlisle;
Outside Guard. John O'Donnell.
The Mexican Club Party.
Several prominent young gentlemen be- |
longing to the Mexican community recently |
organized club for social purposes. Last |
evening the Club Social Mexicano gave their |
third dance at Unon-square Hall.
Union musicians were engaged, and all |