The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
"A Successful Masquerade Ball by
the lTeutonia Society.
the I 0. 0. T. Dance-A Theater Party-PiO-
neee Lodge EnteTtaiamert-sons of Vet
erans Commemorate Lincoln.

ness, Mrs. ALarkha did not hold her u9ual
i rec option yesterday at Sacramento.
"A Mrs c. w. Dana of San Luis Obispo was
the recipient of an enjoyable surprise party
on Monday evening al her residence.
The Native Sons of Vermont VIII eele-
Brate their twelfth anniversary TINS evening
: at odd Fellows Hall. An interesting EN-
tertainment will be given, followed by
dancing.
The san Francisco Operate Society is
: hard at work studying LeeocQ's charming
Aorera, Heart and Hand" 10 be produced
beaIy in April.
Mrs. Ada Clark will give a juvenile matt
nee to-morrow, should the weather permit
AT her Art Academy, on Suffer street, COM
,lenciug promptly at o'clock.
The County Monaghan Social and Benevo-
rnt Club held their regular quarterly social
theiT'hall, Metropolitan Temple, on last
.. tuesday evening. About 800 people enjoyed
= themselves till midnight in dancing, which
. MAS under the L Sagement of Mr.. j. j.
: Connolly. The Ole affair was u grand
,cess
= special benefit concert of sailors songs
n nd dcep-sea dtties - will be given by the
y CIedonian Club this evening at Scottish
Hail.
Social Council, No. &c, Order of Chosen
Friends, gave one of their pleasant socials
LIST u..iit at Washington Hall, Red Mems
BudinE. After a brief entertainment,
dancing was enjoyed. under the direction of
Ar i. q. Baker 10 a late hour
Alameda Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 107,
viii give a valentine party tomorrow even
u- "a odd Fellows Hall. Alameda
Ni"t promises 10 lie notable reception
viii BE given by Golden Gate Commandery
So. To- Knights 1emplar, stationed at San
francisco, next Tuesday evening, in COM
memoratOn of its tenth anniversary. Elab-
date invitations nave been issued for the
aI4ir which will take place at Pioneer
Hail. Iempar and military officers will at
lend IN uniform.
In Memory of Lincoln.
The eighty-second anniversary of the
s'r,h Of Abraham Lincoln was celebrated
b. sst evening at Irving Hall, under the
auspices of Fair Oaks Camp, No. 10, Sons
20: Veterans.
select audience, comprising a number
OF members Of the National Guard. enjoyed
lie. following programme: Remarks, CAP
rRin Eustice; song, Mr. II. ID. Smith; re-
marks, Colonel Wood; piano solo. Professor
AUEtnan; recitation, CUmTade Arbuck,e
prg, Travelling Back 10 Dixie" Mr..
George Crosby; Grafton, General ". II. L.
. 6arneS; America" by the audience.
General Barnes address was at once
pTehrusiye and succinct. After de-
cling his personal "reminiscences OF the
-Icat President lie touched lightly on the
lures OF his remarkable call to and execu-
Of tile duties Of the highest Office in the
= fs PIES gift. His remarks flowed with true
aQuence as he referred 10 the patriot 5
4, l7ilyTdom, and IN his peToratiOn dwelt
,.pun the heritage which his memory con-
- tutcs for Americans for all time. He was
|lntently followed and warmly applauded.
g.. After singing America" the audience
d 7persed, tile National Guard and members
Il the camp filing out in military order for
.i5lr quarters. The celebration was a most
Interesting one and creditably conducted.
: Pleasant Theater Party.
On Tuesday evening The members of the
. San Francisco Operatic Society attended the
California Uheater in a body to enjoy the
sea King" and were agreeably enter
,ained at supper after the opera at the
-IaiSOn DOree. Among those present were
9r. aud Mrs. }. Maiden, Miss Vera Cam
iron, Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Parent Jr.. Mrs.
=. Delepiane, Mrs. Mason, Miss Alvina
5l[ruer, Miss Eta Heuer, Mr. d. Wise, MIR.
.-t NJ. / hOTntou, Mr.. A F. Sehleicher MIR.
-. Luttringer, Mr.. NJ. Feig.
The Teutonia Club Masquerade.
- Last evening TeuIonia Hall on Howard
rect, near Tenth, was the scene Of a par
p. ,,tuarly lively festival. the occasion being
masquerade ball given by the Teutonia
r. ciety Of this city.
Newly renovated the large hail WAS ad-
tionally Respondent with a profusion
bright flags and pointed or forked banners
launting their bravery on all sides. From
.tl.e central gasalier radiated strings of small
lemons IF all colors which flulteTed gayly
In the warm air disturbed by the merry
makers below, and round the gallery grinned
Down a quaint collection of Gargarantuan
masks, specially imported from Germany.
AT the door the guests were received by a
. company Of French DOblemen in the court
costume OF the Louis QuatoTZe Siecle-mem-
UeFs of tile Directing Committee. Within,
tie hall was crowded with representatives
If almost every vocation and cline, the cos
itlmeS being particularly original and be-
coming Here might be seen the broom
brigade OF fifteen members arrayed in a
uniform made entirely of gunny sacks
trimmed with red braid and topped off with
false noses and cooked hats decorated with
gayly hued ribbons. a trio of musicians
also made themselves amusingly cons picl-
Gus, While gang of eight clowns provided
endless diversion by their antics.
: The evening opened with the rendition by
the Teutonia Singing Section Of thirty mem
beers Of the grand Soldiers March," from
G6unud's Faust and the feature of the
evening was the presentation of a remark
d ably realistic tableau OF the Market Scene
in GCeihes version OF the same natiuna
LEGEND. In it Mephistopheles was repre-
scented by Mr.. Henry Stein, Martha by Mrs
Buchholz, Marguerite by Miss Annie
NeichaTdt, and Faust by Mr.. George
scnafer. These, with the remainder of the
uTamatlS persona on the stage, exhibited Q
most successful picture.
About 600 persons were present when the
:. grand march took place, many viewing The
fun from the galleries. Rituals Band o.
sixteen pieces furnished the music, and the
digpiied positions of Prince and Princes:
Carnival were ably filled by Mr. Chri:
Schloyier and Miss Lottie Heitzmann re.
p. speelyey. An elaborate supper was served
al midnight. aud dancing was afterward re-
neWed with the intention of continuing all
-. Night"
The affair was most comfortably managed
and was great success. This was largely
cue to the Directing Committee, as follows
MessTS NJ. Hundsch, Otto BaTthUldi, George
- HeitZmann, A. Hldebraudt, g. Buchhoiz
:. IL. Dryer. L. Brookman. Otto Hoppe Mr..
George HeitZmann managed the floor, as
sisted by Mcssrs. III. Hundsch and Otto Bar
thoidi.
=. The Thu -sday Night Club German.
A full list of the guests at the delightful
german given on Tuesday evening by the
Thursday Night Club is subjoined: Mrs
J. NJ. Burnett, Mrs. a. Comte, Mrs. DR.
Sullivan, Mrs. NJ. Bailey, Miss Myra Bur
nett Miss Dollie Bailey. Miss Agnes Bailey
( Miss Brooke. Miss Lillian Brooke, Miss
=. Rita Burnett. Miss L. Cashin, Miss NJ
Cashin, Miss Conte Miss Clifford, Miss
Gibbon, Miss 0rtman. Miss Minnie Cole,
miss Keenan,, Miss Feeney, Miss Angela
= Sullivan, Miss Haesch. Miss l.. Jackson,
Miss A. Jackson, Miss S HAYES, Miss K.
Splivalo, Miss Willard. Miss Glenn, Miss
Wheeler, Miss Shelby, Miss KGnig, Miss
.Eisgrdber, Miss Rossiter, Miss Kavan-
= aush, Miss Ryland, Miss Byington, Miss
Fischer. Miss Nutting. Miss, Sweeney;
Messrs. j. +. Brooke, W. o. Butler, NJ. j.
Kast, DR.. Charles Mohun, Thomas Sullivan.
p William sullivan, C. T. kyland, James
Irvine, DR.. W. L. Reardon, Lieutenant My
Ter. DR.. Mann, Robert Cabrera, Mr. Koenig,
John Hughes. w P. Hughes, George Lem
mon, Joseph Gens6ul, I. A Bresse, l.; By
fngton, John Rossiter, J. p Sweeney, John
Drum, j. G. Hooper, L. p. Doolan, Fred
Garriek, Frank Maroney, d. NJ. Burnett
Mr. Csyagnaro, Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. de Witt,
Mr. I4awler. Howard Taylor, K. OConnell,
Mr.. 0rella, Mr.. keenan,.