The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-19

Regular Seats Now on Sale for
> bluff Hing Hal"
ne Teuto7ia Nasqusrade-A Wedding Ami
vsrsary on Oak street-Psrty at South
VaUcjo-PeTsonals.

Il Franklin and VALLEJO streets, viii hold
G peer, there this evening.
Captain and Mrs. c. Nelson received party
calls last evening at their residence on
Cough street. a large number Of friends
called audWere delightfully."- entertained by
the accomplished hostess and her genial
husband.
Mrs. r. Douglas Fry has issued invita-
tions for a tea TO take place at her residence,
o5l0 Pacific avenue, on Saturday, the Goth
inst.
A reception win be given by Mr.. and Mrs
II. q. Ellsworth of Niles this evening, in
honor Of their son Edward and his bride.
California CHAPTER No of the Eastern
Star VIII give lunch today aud t0-mO rrOw
from II A. II. to > o'clock p. NJ, and an
entertainment on Saturday evening in lrv-
mg Hail for the benefit of the Masonic
Widows aud Orphans Home Fund.
The Boys and Girls second hop Will take
place nj Mangels' Hall this evening.
The c. L. a. 5. entertainment which
opened so successfully last evening, as may
he noted in another column, Will lie con
tuUed tonight. The baby contest IS eX-
citing much interest
The Progress Club viii meet tonight at
IulOn->QuaTe Hall.
Mr. A { Trantvetter. formerly Of this
city, and Miss Lulu Janke Of Belmont are
8. De married there next Saturday.
Mrs. Ada Clarke VIII give a matinee re-
tcpuoH at her academy On Suffer street
next Saturday evening
* pie SAINT entertainment and leap-year
ball was given by Young Ladies' Iusti.
tuta No. - az tie Putrero Opera-house last
Tie Concordia Club will give a prone
made concert At their clubhouse this even
tGE.
Last Thursday the newly organized whist
E-lun met at the restGeUce Of Ms Maynard
en- California street The game IS steadily
gaining IA favor and promises 10 become
deeply III ted in society
Tie Friday Night Club will hold its
reBu.luate meeting tonight at ODD Eel
Nr Robert d. Wells, formerly of Sacra-
U-uja, BOW II tuIS city, was married on the
.l>l ult 10 Miss MAY j. Williams of this
CITY by tile Rev. q. h Mclean IN Oakland.
They are now residing ia this city
A testimonial entertainment AMI dance
VIII ue given 10 Miss Susie PaTnell and
As- C-ristola Merrill at Scottish Hall To-
LIST evening the Boys Brigade of
yu .ut4 Church, on Post street. near
- ehs en- gave an enjoyable entertainment
IN the lauors If the church. The programme
was conducted by Miss LenOma Gray, as
sisted by the California Male Quartet coll
sis.nE Of NessTs. H. b. M0ngeTs, Karl
Junkans, Richard (. Barney, George Reed,
=. Homer Henley.
After the C. L. a S entertainment at the
aTmoTy on tile corner Of Page and Cough
streets is ended the armory will be the
scene OF biz military bazaar. 1t VIII be
given by the Second Artillery Regiment for
the purpose of liquldating the expenses Of
moving from Grove street. The members
are preparing some features which viii
make Tire bazaar very Interesting, not only
10 gentlemen Dut C. lady visitors
BLUM King Hail.
The Art Association is perfectly satisfied
wit1 the appreciation shown by the pg6lic
at tile sale of choice Of boxes aud seats for
"Bl# King HaI' on Wednesday.
About 5000 worth OF premiums were
sod, .nsuring gross total Of over $1,000 for
tie whole house and a probable profit Of
abcu 5000 20 tie association. Mr. George
CT cler took box Is at $500. The other
pg. sCeujum boxes were sold as follows
SEuund S,elnhaTt, box ID, Sl32 80, Raphael
~ el.t, box 4. $50. Louis SlOSS, box Ii, 500;
James j. Phelau. box +, SD 90; J. NJ.
NcG.lcuddy, $50; a. Richardson. SO The
u.eIlnlue boxes were sold as follows
William Greer Harrison, two at $40 each
uremam over the regular price of Sl2 80;
-.-u Iaii0t, one Tor SO; Joseph D0n0A0e,
= re for s. 30. Tie sale of premiums upon
seats thea began. VIII Croker bid in eight
seats at SIS each, Judge Y an ReynegOn DID
ia 1870 Al S.. WIN l. Fisher several al So
each. Fred Vi. S0meTs several at s..
The following pers rs bid in from two TO
"a dozen seats each at from s. TO s. 30 each
Henry !. Croker, J. G. Stubbs, General
Euger, Reuben II. Lloyd, Mr.. Hooper,
II utf0Td Wilson, ". T. HOilaway, Drury
1l.loue, J. J. 0FaUrell, T. @. Mclean, B. ).
Bates, N. r. Miner, Herman Shainwald,
LlH ard Taylor, Il. w Ball, Castor Ashe,
James Stuart, w. T. Brown, Mr. Gerstel, F.
Scott j. VI. Byr @, Leon Sioss, Henry L.
Scott @. Sea0rigEL ). DoWney Harvey,
Murphy, W. p. Fuller JT.. DR.. Arnold,
u. j. Crook, Captain James a. White JOS
epl IOLiu, Charles Leighton, L. 4. Eini-
gan, j. Z. Burke, 4. = Baldwin, DR.. u. f.
Crawford, Dr. Newman. r. Newman, John
q. Adams, Colonel Edwards, Mrs. Wiltshire,
Ar- Smith, William Simpson.
Every seat Iu the orchestra was sold So
also we're three rows IN the paTQuet aud
Two IN the dress circle the first balcony
The sale Of regular seats began yester-
C-v a. kohler & Chase's and viii continue
J1tl the day Of the performance, the oath
The Minerva ParIor Party.
The fifth anniversary ball Of Minerva
Pator No. . \. D. O. W., was held last
evening at Unj0n-square Hall NOtwith-
standing the inclemencY Of the weather
about seventy-fye couples participated in
the grand march. which was led by Floor
D-ec.OT Miss Mary 4. Dempsey, escorted
by Nr. A. c. Luckow, followed by ASST St
ant Floor Director Miss Annie L. Donald
sou. escorted by Nj. l.. Z. SericanO. Halls
OEc estTa furnished the music for the
dancing which was continued until after
] O'clock A. n.
Following are the officers: Past Presi-
dent, Mamie A Murray; President, Mary
Il Dempsey; First Nice-President, Mrs.
bond; Second Fice-President, Hattie Muir
raw Third Eice-President, Annie /. Don
ALISON; Marshal. Annie g. Quinn; Inside
sentinel, Mrs. Schwauer; Outside Sentinel
Marie Quinn; Irustee+-Lucy Roche, Celia
Ferguson, Mrs. 4. Fsmberuy.
Committee OF i rTang2ments-MisS Mamie
a. Murray, Miss Lucy a. Rochs, Miss
Annie /. Donaldson, Miss Eva Farrell,
Ars. A. PembeTtly, Miss Mae la Porte
Miss Annie g. Quinn; floor director, Miss
Mary 4. Dempsey; assistant. Miss Annie
J.. Donaldson; Floor COMMUNICATIONS
J.. T. SercaDO, Z. c. LuCk0w. j. ". FUN,
j.. X. Hagenkamp, H. W Schwiud Re
- SeDtiCn C0mmttee-Mi IS kitte Y Rose,
Miss Nae Dunn. Miss Hattie Murray, Mrs.
il. Coleman and Mrs. j. Schnauer.
The Teutonic Masquerade.
The steady downp0uU OF rain Ia st even
iig only served to heighten the joviality Of
Tie masquerade given by the Gesellshaft
TeutOnia at Teutonia Hall, on Howard
street, near Tenth.
AS early as o'clock the merry mask
ers commenced pouring In. and soon the
floors were covered with a motley crew The
usual constituents of a bal masqae
were present in force, together with seye raj
new characters and groups Notably among
these was Salvation Army corps with a
baz30 band aud comprising many excellent
voices, which occupied convenient Intervals
With popular songs There were baseball
players, German peasants with long p0rce-
lain pipes pretty GretChens with white caps,
and fair MargueTiteS wearing all the Jewels
lady-loye. Dominocs IN plenty. children,
clowns, comic and alleg0rical characters
made up the gayest Of companies.
The opening feature was a grand march