The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-11

holly. Beautiful bouquets of cut flowers
also adorned the long tables. which were
glltterinR with china, silver and cut glass.
over eighty gentlemen were invited to
participate IN the evenings festivities, and
there was scarcely one who had the privi-
ege OF attending who had not availed him
self thereof.
DR.. Koebig, president of the society, and
Eugene R0mer. the secretary. made all
heartily welcome and at Z 80 the supper
was served. a more delicious repast could
scarcely be imagined than that was 10
which the appreciative assPmDlage sat
down. All the dishes which stand highest
in the estimation Of the German gourmet
appeared u on the menu and were cooked
and served in manner which was beyond
criticism. Choice wines were served with
each course and the clnk of the many
glasses harmOniZed we'll with the delight
fui music tha' was furnished by string
band, which was stationed at the upper
end of the hall.
The following was the menu:
(Sauterne) Austern. (Traminer)
krattbruhe NIT HuhnerKloszchen-(Aeres)
Pastete Gefullte E1er NIT Sardelen-
utter Olivsn. (Sauterne).
(Niersteiner).
Gefullts Tauben NIT srunen Erbsen Iendenbra.
ten mt Pilzen. Spargel nit weiszer
TunSe. California Burgunder).
Romischer Punch Gansebraten. Kapaunbraten.
Lattich SalaU- (St EStephe)
Gefrorenes NIT Fruchten. Fruchte. Feines Back
werk kase. Ausztorte. MandeI-
torte. Brodtorte.
Champagner. 1iAO''
During the evening the following toasts
were offered, and we're replied to most
el0Quently by gentle who have the in
terests of this most excellent society close
at heart:
"The society, Its founders, ex-presidents.
directors and well-wishng friends" replied to
by Dr.. kOebig; The San Francisco Verein."
replied TO by c. Bundschu; Our Doctors" re-
Home" replied to by DR.. Gutsch: "Our New
Home" replied 10 by Consul General Rosen-
thai; "Our Willing Workers, the l. dies" re-
piled to by. DR.. K autzmann; "The German
Old People's Home" replied to bv B. Broe-
mund; The Press replied TO by L. s. Rose
Appropriate musical selections were
charmingly rendered al the close of each
brief but heartily applauded speech, the
national hymns OF Germany and the
United States being received with especial
enthusiasm. At 1920 o'clock the close
came to a remarkably pleasant evening,
and the company departed with many ex-
pressions of good will toward each other
and warmly expressed hopes for the con-
tinued prosperity of the society, the for
tieth anniversary of which they had SO
happily celebrated.
Among the prominent persons present
present we're:
DR.. Koebig. Consul General Rosenthal. S.
Cutie, j. u. Aldelehr. Rud Herford Jr.. Caesar
Bertheau, b. A. Becker, William Herman,
George Tourny, Fl. Schussler, Eugene Romer,
J. ID. Plagemann, H. Joost. Emil Rohte, Carl
UHg, Louis Zeiss. W. BogeD, G. II. Eggers, w.
Frank, A. Mayrisch, l.. Feldmarn, Frederic
Hess, Hilmar Stephany, DR.. A. f. Bruno,
Robert Weinicke, Ad Hochsteln, c. Alt
schul, Robert Capelle, F. W. Dohrmann, Fl.
Epsein, F. G. Liebe Isaac Hecbt, C. Bundschu,
Louis Roesche, II. Plagemann, GeorgeWolters
w. Wolf, II. Bruno. Max Schmidt, l.. Guggen-
helm: A. Asmann, A. ii. r. Schmidt, C. Hess
Jr., Z. Baumsteiger. G. NJ Rosenstock, H.
Herzer. J. Maslens, A, G. Russ. j. c. Schmidt,
j. Brandenstein, l.. Armsten. l.. l.. simon
Captain Won Otrrend0rp. Dr. Gustav Gutscb'
II. +. Mass. F. ii. Rosenbaum. FIR. Enren,
pfort, William Ehrenpfort, Fl. HOrstmann.
Charles Cocker. j. c. Meussdo tfer. Otto Muser'
L. G. Priber. DR.. Dresel, G. NJ. Volkmanp. " al,
ter Speyef, Henry Jacoby. DIR. Bevokan, Chas.
Lainer, John Muller, DR.. j. F. Morse. DR.. r.
Baum, DR.. ii. KreutZmann, DIR. TIL Rethars
Dr. M. Regensburger DR.. A. Wilhelm, ID. Keil'
Hans Kohler, George +. VolKmann, A Hen,
nisch Claus Spreckels. Robert Romer, Charles
Man. c. n. KusS, Ed Mehest. j. Lutgens and
w. Westerfeld
James Murphy was arrested last night for
attended fiIl-fanuinp 'oN-' AOA