The morning call., 1892-03-20
SCENES OF REJOICING.
Row the students Celebrated Their
Triumph-In the Evening.

Row tho Students Celebrated Their
Triumph-In the Evening.
The bulk of the students of both universe
ties flocked 20 the Bush-street Theater to
witness the performance OF Leavitts variety
performers. Packed from floor to ceiling.
the house presented a notable appearance.
The colors and various flags were conspIcu-
ously waved from all rarts of the audi
forum, and every deserving performer re-
ceiyed perfect ovation. Each lady artist was
greeted with unanimous sigh of admiration.
Amt she daisy? ?" said one; then. after
the laugh caused by this remark bad sub
sided, another burst forth with, "Oh, what
would we give TO be there" Ali this hilari-
Gus lovlallty was supplemented with the
blowing OF horns and whistles, the creaking
OF rattles and snatches of songs and college
cries.
The male performers received good
deal OF chaH lntermngled with their APP
plause. When Charley Kenny, the old
Gaiety Company comedian, sang They
Never Smiled Again." the boys became
uproarious, especially over a verse which
touched upon the defeated Berkeleyites, as
never having repeated their formerly cheer
full appearance after Palo Alto had come
out on top.
Carrie Hawkes. was the favorite among
the ladies', several students rising on the
seats and endeayoring futlely to im tate her
agile and graceful piTouettes. The big
crowd was very good-humored, however,
and beyond their uprOarioas meIriment no
disturbance was created
Leaving the theater, they divided up
into various bands, the principal crowd
making Roadway TO Norman's, where pos
session OF the upper room was demanded
Tor the purpose of consuming lager beer by
the barrel. One saloon keeper declined to
cater and lost the custom of the crowd ip
consequence, as they moved on down
hearny street.
On the corner of Suffer they struck
bonanza. There stood their old time
fellow-collegian, Lawrence Kip. He was
nearly mobbed with the handshakings
showered upon him, and finally extend ed
bis hospitality to the whole crowd. There
In the nearest resort a great pantomime
was enacted. The young lawyer mounted
the counter and addressed his guests in en-
thusastic terms. All
THE VARIOUS VARSITY CRIES
Were given with such vim and force that the
very pictures on the walls, notwithstanding
the value and massive nature of their
frames, ratified and shook again. All was
good humOr, and then the crowd emerged
lnto tue open ar and took IN the various
Market-street newspaper Offices
Shonts, cheers, cries aud the sounding of
the various instruments rent the air. as the
concourse surged into the branch Office of
The CALL and nearly shook the hand off
the night clerk, shouting three cheers for
tho success OF the paper and its staff.
Some twenty students had been surrep-
titiously decorated with the green paper
advertisements, Are you going to the
walk?" and In their inuocence
created no end of mirth among their
fellows and the big crowd of followers.
California can be congratulated that no
scenes of disorder beyond the natural
ebullitlon of the exuberant feeling that all
students and young men ought to
possess were perpetrated by the men,
bers of her several universities and
educational institutions. Every one ex
pressed the opinion and hope that this in
augural game of inter-universitys football
must and should lead to q series of contests
In various other branches of athletic snort.