The morning call., 1893-12-04
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The members OF the San Francisco Verein
enjoyed musical treat last Tuesday evening
when Adolph Bauer gave a symphony concert
there with an o. cbestra Of thirty.fve musicians
There was large attendance and the affair
was great success. The programme was as
follows:
Overture. "Orpheus" COnenbacb) violin solo
by Sgnund Beel; suite. Peer GyDr' (GreR).
De- DeatS." sl' tc "Anirra's ma " Dance; ~ .Fuassai
March of a Marionette' tGounod); "Cavalleria
Rusticana" (MascagnD. lp prelude, (bl inter
bes); Turkish march. from The Ruins of
Athens (Beethoven); "rraumereP' (Schu-
maun); "In the Mill" (GiileD; "Kol Ndrel"
(Bruch); violoncello solo by Louis Heine;
valse. Sounds from the Vienna Forest'
(Strauss(.
After the concert the ballroom was cleared of
chairs ana dancing was enjoyed until late
hour with an intrrmission at midnight when
an elaborate supper was served. The members
OF the verein will give cotilIon On Saturday
evening, December 80.
The Concordia Club.
The members OF the ConcordIa Club made
Saturday night ENJOYABLE by giving high
jDks at the club. The large assembaee was
first entertained by an overture by the orches-
ira, after which Gus Bremner sang the "Ar-
morer's S0ng' from robin Hood" Then Dan.
lei Mclaughlin gave some limitations and told
several anecdotes. He was followed by Mr..
GreeDwald aud Mr.. Meininger, who presented
Il lauRudDic Sk6tcu e0tilltO line servant
Girls," in which they exposed the skeletons
IN the closets of two well-knOwn families
Samuel JacOby followed with comic song, and
then Benjamin Davis appeared attired as Cad
Wilson and sang "Such a Wise Young Man."
and "Georgie." q la Stuart. the male Patti.
Harry Fisher WIS next in the programme in
limitations of Sandow. the strong man. After
ward there was mock lodge meeting, in which
Luclus SoomOns. Samuel Dinkelsplel, Eugene e
Korn, Henry Schussler, II. 9. w. Dink eispiel,
Charles Sntro. Edward Peixolto and Edward
MI. tad ala
was served. The gentlemen who took part In
the programme acquitted themselves most
cleverly and deserved the well-earned applause
OF the auditors. The affair was successful from
every point OF view.
The Portuguese Festival.
The anniversary OF the restoration OF Porlu-
gal was made the occasion last Friday evening
OF grand charity entertainment and ball
which was given at Union-square Hall in aid of
the survivors OF the terrible cyclone at the
Azores Islands last August. IL was a worthy
charity aud the respons by both the Portu-
guese and American ele ments was good. An
excellent programme was presented, compris-
ing the following numbers:
Address by Dr. Costa Duarte, Consul of
Portugal; comedy in one ACT entitled "The
amateurs. Cast OF characters: Fortunate
Cenoura, A. A. Lobao; Branco, Mrs.
Maria Lobao; Abreu Pintarroxo, Pedro
DAlmeida; Joa0 Lambaca Bertencouri
BoteIho; a servant, NJ. Tavares Costa
"Funiculi- FunicuIa," popular Neapolitan song
DenZa), B ttencourt da Camara and chorus;
Hearts," vocal solo (Barris). Miss A. Sivey
accompanied by Miss Amelia Martin; TIL We
Meet Again." duet Bailey, Miss Emily Hen.
messy and Miss Ida Perry. accompanied by
Professor Robert Hall; "Romanza," b. +. Han
Ion; Kiss and Ler's Make Up,'' waltz (Harris)
the Misses AdelIna Vieira, Avelna Silveira,
Mammie Freltas and Minnie Hansen, accom-.
panied by Miss Lilly Vlautin; "God," recIIa-
0'Almatda
10 Vivo T'Amo." duet, Mrs. Maggie de F.
Bettenconrt and Miss Lilly NJ. vlauin Cam.
pana);"Ihe White Squail," solo, Mr.. Berwick,