The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-04

is pianist of great briIliancy and marked In
dVduality. Yet an aecompanist she places
herself IN that sympathe ic accord with the
SOloist which leaves nothing To be deSired-a
rare accomplishment in . pianist. The entire
affair was under the management of Miss Lii
Ian I.andsberger, whose success must have
been most gratifying.
The programme was as follows: ''The
Scout (Campana), GeunOd Quartet; "The
WOndrous Youth" (Fr abb. violin Obligato by
n. LandsbeTger, Miss Needham; "PolOnaise
BrillanTe" (WieniawskD Mr.. Landsberger;
summer" (Chaminade). Miss Swayne; SAY
Not Farewell (Millsrd), Mr.. Boyce; THE
Tear (WItD, Gounod Quartet. Evening
Dress Gn TWO acts, by W. Ii. Howells; Mrs
Edward Roberts, Mrs. 5. NJ. Hasleu; Mrs.
Willis Campbell, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown; Bella "a
maid) Miss Edith Brown; Mr.. Edward Rob
erts, II. A. Page; Mr.. Willis Campbell, A. M.
Brown.
The Schuetzen Koenig.
On last Thursday evening the members of
the San Francisco SehurtzeD Verein TOOK occa-
sion 10 honor their "SchueIZen hOenig," ID. B.
FaktOr, by an deliberately arranged serenade
and a night of cOngratuatory merry making a /
his residence, on Fillmore street, near Fulton.
In accordance with weli-established custom
in the yeTein. a new shooting king is always
serenaded anC the honor rendered on this Oc-
casion 10 Mr. Faktor was fully up 10 the merit
OF former affairs of the kind.
1ne members of the SIN Francisco SchuetZen
Nerein. with large number OF muslci Us, as
sembed before the kings residence early in
luC tFtuiuR' a AuHHbCi VI pOpuldI airs HcIc
eXcelently rendered, and on their conclusion
Mr.. FaktOr appeared in full uniform. The
officers of the society made speeches in eX-
PLANTATION Of the purpose OF their visit, and Mi.
Faktor responded httingly. The visitors were
afterward received In the FaktOr residence
and night OF varied entertainment was passed.
Farewell Surprise Party.
A very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
TO Mr. and Mrs. KirkwoOd at their residence
203S1a Bryant street, last Tuesday night. The
affair was given on the eve of their departure
10 visit Scotland. their native country. a bout
$3.50 O'Clock their residence was Invaded anC
The surprising party look complete possession
Singing and dancing, with instrumental music
| served TO make the evening a most pleasant
J one. The selections Of Thomas Turner on The
/ violin and Alex Strong with his flute we're par
! ticUlarly appreciated. About 1880 all en-
jOyed Il most excellent supper.
Between The dances the guests were favored
/ with vocal selections by Miss Jennie Stevenson
/ Mrs. d. Ferguson, Miss Mary Pollock, EdwarC
/ hlrkwoOd, Mr.. otraDg and David Ferguson
/ The gathering broke up at a late hour siuginJ
/ "WIl Y No Come Back Again" and He Is
Jolly Good Fellow closing with Aud LAM
I Syne."
Among those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs
! Craig, ar. and Mrs. John Hood, Mr.. and Mrs
! William Watson, Mr. ana Mrs. David Fer
/ guson, MI. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mis-
/ Jeanne Stevenson, Misses Maggie and Agnes
! Strong, Miss Mary Pollock, David Pollock
Miss Barbara Makay, Miss Jennie Fairgreve
/ William Donald. Miss Ellen CuTrie, Miss Is
! Craig. Miss Elizabeth Ellis Strang, Mr.. an
Mrs. Syke, Mr.. aud Mrs. john Donald an
! James Smile.