The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-21

melster," the plant which lends fragrance
to the wine in the bowl, ladle cut the drink
so dear to the palate of the average Ger
man, Is the next attraction, and then comes
the roulette table, where blonde and
brunette gamblers OF the fair sex take your
money and put it into the charity fund.
The May bowl and roulette are in the
hands of Mesdames A. Aronstein, A. Eisen-
stein. Henry Meyer, II. Sheelne, j.
Lievre; the Misses Adele Aronstein. A.
ID. Meyer. A. Taussig. r. Lowenberg, III.
Mandel, j.. Liebes, A. Lippet.
Crossing over to the south side Of the big
hall booth, built IN imitation of a rose
bower, is in charge of the ladies of the St
Peter and st. PauIus Verein, who look
charming in Alsatian costumes. This booth
is decorated in blue and white aud here
fancy articles for gentlemen are sold by the
following-named ladies':
Mesdames b. Dreyer b. Grave, f. L. Gantz
J.. Kreling, F. Garrissere, Charles Fischer II.
ParrmanD; the Misses Florence Garrssere L.
Schiller. f. Kronenberg, l.. Guntz, l.. CAM, q.
Kronenberg.
The Oakland ladies have an embroidery
and fancy-goods booth, ali draped in green
and white aud full OF handsome wares and
handsome women. The names OF the latter
are:
Mesdames J. burst, e. A. Nordhausen; the
Misses l.. Jurgens. G. Siebe, ii. Schmidt, l. Lang.
A. Stuttmelster, b. Schober 4. Sauvn, L.
klump, L. Budde.
Twenty little Japanese maids "inst from
school, in twenty delightful Japanese
gowns dispense tea in an imitation Japanese
tea-garden out Of the dantiest Japanese
cnDs.
The garden" Is decorated in the Mikado
style with fans. umbrellas and screens. and
the cute Yum Yum's receive their puests
with the most bewitching smiles.
The Japanese tea booth is in the hands Of:
Mesdames c. Mau, &. Rau. the Misses II. Al
thoi, Z. A. Nordhsusen, :. q Rurd L. Fischer.
Ing. e. Bennett NJ. Harding, L. Schlund. nj.
FOlkers l.. Wesiphal, ii. Muir, M. Use, E. IIsen.
L. breillDg.
There Is one place where, although 1t has
very artistic display of tempting wares In
the fancy and furnishing goods line, moth
ing is for sale.
1t is grand lotterie, aud if any one de-
sires to spend his money here he will have
to shake dice and try to win prize. Tie
coaxers IN this booth are very bright and
gcOd-lookng. Their names are:
oiS ak ness sr Isaac Hech l.
Wiel, W. Fries. l. Precht, G. Leichter. Charles
Kohler. E. Geldermann. G. Tourny. t. EngeI
the Misses NJ Gos Ko sssye[ W. W0
Micbalitschke, Wredr. Adler, BosoueI. A.
Greene baum X LiSshtenberI; Z; egensb1rger.
dan, II. Walker, s. Hymana. A Hymana r.
Schillng. ID. Saalburg, &. Lichtenberg, o.
Gottschalk, A. Sohncke; Mossrs. I'll. Bendel E.
Romer, e. K0bler Jr.. r. Herold c. Leichter.
T.. Huter, A. Michaitsche, Mangels Jr., Franz
Jacoby.
Back of these fancy goods booths is the
grand restaurant, in charge of the Jewish
Ladies Society, who have selected as MIN
BILE corps Of waiter-girls as ever served a
cup of coffee or handed round plate.
They call their eating house 1.-The White
Swan, and they wear the costume Of
Upper Baden, province Of Southern Ger
many. They are as follows:
Mesdames Charles s. FecbheImer Henry
Kron,hal, Sarah Blum, Simon Blum IT, Mater.
w. Wesierfed. A. Franklin, A. Iiebentbsl,
Ph. Torsch. Q. Vorratb. A. Scbwabacher. IL.
MASS. Ph. Haupt; the Misses RotbscbIId j.
Bloomlngdale. nj. Brooks, Z. Hesselmayer, II.
Son, M. Furley, franklin, b. Witt, j. Saalpnrg
| Ii. Frank, T. GoIdmaDD, Il. Lehman, o. Waiz-
mann, II. Fechbeimer, }. Holman; Messrs.
II. Hefrich. w. Westerfeld. X. Landmann r..
| Elsie. Charles Zinkand, Krause.
Leaving the restaurant one has to don
! overcoats and furs for one enters into the
| frigid regions Of the frozen zone by visiting
the North Pole icecream parIors.
The entrance TO this cold place is guarded
| by big polar bear, but the girls who are
| all dressed IN red, white and blue. have
| smiles OF welcome so warm and sunny that
| they almost melt the delicious confectionery
they have for sale. The icecream ladies
| are:
| Mesdames j. II. Struckmeyer, Anna Mas "
| Wrede. q. Dibblee, K. Vatb, L. Beck j. Meyer
| Charles Maier. X. Seipel, T.. G. Koppen O. Hssr.
| NJ. Haub, NJ. Sch0en, g. Schneider: the Misses
| q. Mas. Nj. Hess, y. Dlbblee, f. Maier, T.