The San Francisco call., 1903-01-12
Conrad Trieber, a Popu-
lar Knight of the Mail,
Welded to Miss Cohn

HT HE marriage Of Miss Annie Cohn
to Conrad Trieber was solemnized
last evening at o'clock at Golden
~ Gate Hall, the Rev. DR.. Nieto of
fciating.
The bride was attended by Miss BecKa
Trieber, who acted as maid of honor.
Newman Cohn acted as best man. The
bridesmaids were Miss Minnie Korper
and Miss Hattie Rosener, and the grooms-
men Arnold Chaser and Jack Cohn
The bride was attired in an exquisite
gown of white satin peau de sole, trimmed
in chiffon applique and pearl trimming
After the ceremony the guests assem-
bled at the banquet hall, where a most
excellent menu was discussed.
The young couple will spend their hon
eymoon in the southern part of the State
and on their return will take up house
keeping in a fat on Scott street.
Mr.. Trieber is secretary. of the Letter
Carriers Association. having held that
position for many years. He has also
been vice president of the National Asso-
citation of Letter-Carriers, and has repre-
sented them as a delegate at various con-
ventions.
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will be also in the cast. The first ner-
formance will take place on Tuesday
evening.
Tonight at the Columbia Theater Frank
Daniels and his company, presenting
Miss Simplicity" will begin the second
and last week of their engagement. The
star and his companion comedians sing
ers and large orchestra, combine to give
a very good performance. The chorus is
pretty and the stage effects are all that
could be desired. The final performance
will take place next Sunday night THE
Princess Chic" comes next Monday night
for one week only 1t will be presented
by the Kirke La Shelle Opera Company
of sixty people. Vera Michelena of this
city has made big success In the pro-
duction. Seats will be ready Thursday.
The Alcazar will offer this week an old
play that proves perennially prosperous,
'Tennessee's Pardner." The drama seems
to have a firm hold upon the local audi-
ence. with its picturesque types, the old
California of Bret Harte, and the taking
story. 1t is play that the Alcazar has
always succeeded in giving uncommonly
well, and the cast promises excellently
for this presentation Ernest HASTINGS
should do good work as Caleb Swan, the
gentleman card expert, Frank Bacon.
Geewhilliger Hay is we'll remembered as
"
George Osborne, Walter Belasco and
Agnes Rankin will take care of the rest
of the principal parts.
Next week a new leading lady, Alice
Treat Hunt, will make her appearance in
my Daughter-in-Law."
The Tivoli is still doing excellent busi.
ness with its Christmas show, Jack and
the Beanstalk." Merry songs, good Jokes.
pretty ballets and splendid cast combine
to make one of the best entertainments
in town.
Following the extravaganza will be a
venture that will doubtless prove a verv
popular one The T1voli will revive-and
it is amazing that 1t has not been done be-
fore = the Gilbert and Sullivan comic
operas. AS contrast with the Miss Sim
plicity' and 1.-The Strollers" sort of thing
1.-THE Mikado" and "Pinafore" will come
very gratefully and restore to the stage
the lost art of comic opera. They are full
of good music the plots are genuinely
comic and visible to the naked eve. and
the dialogue is clean, wholesome, 1S-carat
fun. They should prosper.
When it isn't up to New York at the
Central 1t is up to life and life" has II
this week. THE Cross Roads of Life" is
the thr-r-rilling title of this weeks bill
and the byutiful pictures on the billboards
about town tell all about it. Landers Ste
vens has the heros part and the Central
company will be seen in support.
Tonight begins the second week of
barbara Fidgety" at FiScher's Theater