The morning call., 1892-02-11
A CHARITY CONCERT.
Society Here and From Oakland
Crowds The Opera House.
A Rousing Benefit for the FabiOla Hospital
Across the Bay-Names Of the Tai
ent Kindly Assisting.


that of Oakland last evening at the Grand
Opera House TO make success Of the big
concert for the benefit Of the Fabiola Hos
pital
A success it certainly proved. both music
ally and financially, not to say socially, for
any enterprise patronized as this was must
necessarily receive the best social support
of the community.
The patronesses included such honored
names as Mrs. d. B. Rinckley. Mrs. Reni
Chabot, Mrs. ". w. Standeford, Mrs. Wal
lace Everson, Mrs. Q. A. Chase, Mrs. G. NJ.
StOlp, Mrs. Peder Sather, Mrs. j. a. Folger,
Mrs. r. NJ. Remillard, Mrs. w. S. Shook,
Mrs. Albert Brown. Mrs. Sarah Smell. Mrs.
J. n. Knowles. Mrs. Wv. Cannon, Mrs. L.
+. Chapman, Mrs. L. Barker. Mrs. n. W.
Murray and Mrs. John Yule. These ladies,
especially Mrs. Chabot and few intlmates,
had been interchangeable in their efforts.
The President aud the other ladies must
have been gratifed by the appearance OF the
house last night Every seat was sold and
many tickets were luckily unrepresented,
enabling others to secure the seats. 1t was
very brilliant house, made up Of the elite
Of both sides Of the bay.
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
1t was estimated by the doOrkeepers that
there was nearly $4,000 represented and that
probably at least $500 would be cleared by
the nights entertainment.
Perhaps the consciousness of the financial
success had its effect on the participants IN
the programme. Certainly they all APP
peared to the best advantage, and the varl-
Gus individuals and clubs added an almost
professional eclat to their regulations. 1t
is safe to predict that all will hereafter be
greatly sought after for charitable and
society entertainments.
Following was tie choice programme:
(Il TureadOr march ('Camen'') tBiZeO; (b}
Moorish Serenadp( Chopin, Los BandurTistas
aBd Sketch clubs; song, selected, Mrs. Mary
NimaH Williams, with cello ObHgat0 by
DR.. RegeDsburger; Raymond overture
IhOmaS) Mandolinata Quintet; "Reyerie'
NieuXtemps). A.Harold Kay ton; selections,
" RigOietto" VERDI MandOlinata Quintet;
song, selected, c. a. Rowland; (al march,
Ell Relieve de la GuaIdia," arranged by
SanchO; % waltz "FigaTO' (LOmbaTderO),
Sketch, Les Baudurristas Hutchinson, Man
d0linata Quintet, Orleo, Figaro, Madison
Square, La Girada and Sevillla.
To be exact tie participants were PROBES
sors Saueho and LombarderO and his pu-
pills on both sides Of the bay. The different
clubs included the following members.
los BANDUERIsTAS-Prof sSor Jose SanehO,
Professor joseph LOmbatdero, Halleck Wright,
y. Regenshurger, Dr. +. II. Fisher, NJ. Cabrera.
Paxton Wright, Charles II. Gardiner, De wiz
L. lreat, Elmer L. simmons, Charles 4. Davis
and George a. James.
SKEr,H CLUB-NIss Sieafns, Miss Bosqul.
ISIS Layery, Miss Hydc, Miss Mertha, Miss
Austin, tire Misses Rey. Miss Fisher, Miss Treat,
ORFEO CLUB-Mrs. CaIllne, Miss Wagner,
Nfr. Rei 2. Miss A. agner, Mr. CarIine.
MADISON SQUARE-MiSs Alice E. Johnson.
Miss Josie ChaOOt, Miss Nellie Hcok, Mrs. Eta
hnigh, Henry Hook, Pearl HOek, Paxton
HTTCHINsoS CLUR-Nlss Tubbs, Miss Far
lier. Miss Moore, Miss Nellie Moore, Miss
DIumm. Miss Brown, Miss Hyde. Miss Well
man. Miss Jessie Coleman, Hiss Belle Hutchn-
son, Miss MefIie Hutchinson (ieadeD
FIGARO CLIB-MlSS Stump, Miss Phillips,
Hiss WEIGH, Miss Nee, Mrs. simmons, Mr.. NaE-
uer Mrs kftkeJeEp, MISS OTena, Miss Heath,
Mr.. DiukelsiieI. MISS Hobbs Miss Davis Miss
Craig MIR. Kirr eIeTp, Miss SDowgrass. Miss
Seihy, l.. Cabrera, Miss Dude Hun, Miss a.
Hun
MANDOLIS QUNTET-Aliss Ella Fuller Mrs.
Jessie Bull, Miss Fuller, MI LOmbafderO. Mr.
SduchO.
Beside these there were some seventy or
eighty unOFganiZed, making up a total Of 40
performers.
AMONG THE LISTENERS.
The house was packed from foyer to
dome with some of the most cultured
people Of the sister cities. Ia some of the
boxes were noted:
Boxes 4 aud B-Mrs. RENT Chabot, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Knight Miss Alice T.
johnson, Mrs. Mary Wiman Williams. Miss
Josie CLabot, Mr.. Sam Knight, Mr.. Heue-
mann, Mrs. a. d. Wilder Mr.. Paxton
Box C-Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Smith and
party of Oakland.
Box D-Mrs. Polar Sather ana party.
Box E-Mr. and Mrs George H. Wheaton,
Mr. Henry Hook. Miss Nellie Hook, Mr.. h.
Hook, Mr.. Gus Brag, Mr. Il. Knowles, MIR.
a.
Box Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace w. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. @. Maxwell.
Box H-Mayor and Mrs. George II. San
dersOn, Mr. and Mrs VIII Sandersop, MI
aud Mrs. Thomas z. RiOrdaB, Miss Maggie
johnson.
In some Of the mezzanine boxes and else
where were observed Dr.. AT. Rottanz,
Miss Madge Fairman, Miss Mabel Buckley,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNeaT, Mr.. and Mrs.
John CrelHn, Mr.. and Mrs Z. l.. B0sQui
Miss Belle Crelin, Miss Mamie Wheeler.
johnson. Miss Mary l.. Harrison, Mrs
Lillian StTale. Mrs. L. 3. Wilson. Miss
Adolf Hoeher, Mrs. \. 4 Nichols. Mrs.
James l. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Woods. Count aud Countess George kar-
voli, Nr. Joseph ID. Reddiug, Mrs. Volney
Spauding Mr.. ami Mrs y. =. Cole.
THE BENEFICIARY.
The following report of MONDAYS date
will show the latest status Of the benef-
ciaTy, which has received such willing sup
port: The annual meeting Of the FabI0la
Hospital Association was held last Friday
afternoon, and officers for the ensuing year
were elected.
Mrs. John Yule was reelected Presi-
dent; Mrs. ChabOt. Mrs. Folger and Mrs.
Sather, Nice-Pres dents; Mrs. Stolp Re
cording Secretary; Mrs. Standeford, FinaH-
cial Secretary; Mrs. Deering, Correspond
ing Secretary, ana Mrs. O. A. Chase
Treasurer The Directors elected were
Mrs Remi. Chabot, Mrs. John Iule, Mrs.
James A. Foger. Mrs. Peder Sather, Mrs
@ A. Chase, Mrs. Wallace Eyers0n. Mrs.
Annie Y. Chamberlain, Mrs George f..
Grant, Mrs. Charles Deerng, Mrs. G. StOly,
Mrs w. w. Standef0rd.
Mrs. StOlp, the Secretary, reported that
239 patients have been at the hospital dur
ing the past year, a Of whom were charity
patients, 40 partial charity, 10 paid the full
cost of SO q week and SO were private
patients.
The total receipts according TO the Treas
uTeT's report amount to S25, III 29 and dis
bursements So. 200 OF.
Mrs. Iule presented a report In which
she c0mpTehensively and thoroughly re-
viewed the work Of the year and explained
the Improvements and internal workings Of
the hospital.