The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-06
THE FIRsT-NIGHTERs.
Those who Were in the Boxes and Thos,
in the Dress Circle.

III L AiAi' A--N LhS
Those who Were in the Boxes and Those
in the Dress Circle.
The following were occupants of boxes
LAST ovoniIti
No. 1.-C Hale and party.
No. MIR. aud Mrs. ". H. Croker Miss
Speuy OF stockton Cary FIiedander, Mr.. Ten
uant, George Newhau
No. 3.-Mr. aud Mrs. Herod Z. j, Baldwin,
Miss Anita Baldwin, Mrs. +. {. Waite and
daughter, Miss Henley.
No. 4.--Mr. and Mrs. James Reiss. H W. Red
iDgton, The Misses Lucy and Maggie Brooks.
No. 5.-Alr. and Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Mills.
No. G.-F. W. Ludoyicl: Julius Lndoyici, Oscar
Ludoyici and the Misses Ludovici.
No. i Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Blum, Mrs. LowenthaL
tie Misses Lowenthal J. NJ. Lowe.
No. S.-Lieutenant Carlin and party.
Among the prominent society people in
the body Of the house were the following:
Colonel Basil Norris, I. S. n, Mrs. A
Z. Head, Evan j. Coleman and wife, DR..
and Mrs w. j. Younger, Joseph A.
Donohoe and wife,. Baron Won Schroeder.
haHy Neuye Colonel ana Mrs. I. F. Meagher
Mrs. William Ashe, Miss Reynolds, a. g. Booth
and wife, W. d. Shawhan, Mrs. Grosvenor, Miss
Lake and pupils, Il. Shainwald, wife and
L \. Low and wife, w. r. Melville,
Ii. 7. Scott aud wife, Z. kochef. Julius Band
Carrie Gwln, Jack Cassery, Colonel and Mrs.
~ H. Heeht. Isaac Hecht and wife, a. Z.
Hecut and wife, NJ. j. Fiavin and wife, d. Il.
Blub and wife, I; Zen hansen and wife, the
Misses Beaver {. Webb Howard and Miss
Howard, Fred katzenbach. Emil BatIh, Dr. r.
J.. Williams and wife and daughter, r, NJ
HoIaing, l.. J. Rose aud wife, Dr. Max
Richter and wife, Il. w. Frink and wife,
". +. DTesbach, wife and daughter, Mrs. J. II
Goodman, Mr.. Rogers, Bert Hecnt, Mrs. jerome
Lincoln, Miss Kaufman. P0Bton de Arce, wife
and daughter, John Bonner, Miss Kate VOlmer,
J. Martin, Valentine Gadsen, Mrs. J. X. Jarboe,
Miss JaIboe,. Mr.; and Mrs. Nuttal, C. NJ. Leo
pOld and wife, L. Bauer, DR.. Perreno. j. N
Long Frank Maskey aud wife. Colin M. Smith,
H. Buaker a ana w Te FREQ d. s.S: and FOgsT
Miss Siebe, Rose Thayer, DR.. j. Rosenstirn and
wife, NJ. Greenblatt and wife, W. L. Brown, j.
Caiileau, K. TObin, J. DOwney Harvey and wife
Alfred Rich, Miss Rosa Rich, Harry WISE Mrs
hlaGding; ". N, LAWYER and wife, John ". Tay-
Tor, DE-: Hodgdon, Frank Hastings. Nat Raphael
se "s Il E aad w Rs'; ia s0S
5. {. Buckley, Frank Miner Miss Sherman J.
bradbury J. s. EIdridge Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Horton, Alfred Godchaux, G. E. Locke, Mrs.
mann, MISS Ethel Smith, Miss Lizzie Smith,
Mrs keith, Mrs. Torny, NJ r. and Mrs. /. Oester-
Teicher Mrs L. N. Starr. Mrs. a. Cohen. Mrs.
LOUIS Soss, Marcus NJ Henry.
THE ORCHESTRA,
Under the control of Adolph Neuendorff,
was carefully conducted, ana we Lad in the
Instrumentation the features of the opera in
brief suggestion. We had a careful express
sion OF the Wagnerian idea Of expressing
conditions by SOunds-the storm, the per-
turDeu mlnd oil the Wanderer, the gentle
qualities Of love and mercy, represented by
Senta, dropping like dew from heaven.
PARRY's STAGE MANAGEMENT
Is a repetition of his adroitness in this re-
spect when he was here with the National
Opera Company Unlocked for, but realistic
effects were seen everywhere, and the hand
ling Of the stage ships without hitch in
movement Is something not often seen.
This company is equipped with more
properties and stage machinery than were
in the possession Of both Mapleson and
Abbey Together.