The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23


rolean," 4. TTegallas: piano solo, Miss
1auuman; song. Walter Talbot; duet cor
net and trombone. George Bennett and a.
Gutman; song, Miss Phena Gassman.
Handsome souvenirs were distributed.
They were blue and white in pYTamidRl
covers were 0rnamented with figures of red
men cOiored TO tile life, and on the back
was an admired yignette of George Wash
lngtOn'S head.
The agreeable affair was in charge Of
the following committees: Arrangements -
President, Adam Smith; Nice-President, j..
/. Bowen; Secretary, George Mcguire
Treasurer, p. L. Black. Souvenir Pro-
gramme Committee-H. o. Cummings, w.
4. Harvey, T. III. Beverley; Reception
Committee-Fred Brant, E. Kammar, J. I.
Laudram, H. Mech, ii. l. Dewey. .. Nj.
Nandevan. ii. Gustadt q. W. Wright, w.
l. BellaTs, J. G. Hanks. j. Frodsham, X. 5.
Logan; floor manager. Mr.. +. Ii. Beverley,
assisted 10y Miss Carrie Johnson; Floor
Committee - ". a. Harvey, George Ma
euire w. Belts NJ Lessen, E. B. Carr, Miss
/. Edwards. Miss A. Brew, Miss NJ. Pink
ham, Mrs. T. Kinread, Mrs. II. Gustadt
The Turn Verein Masquerade.
Tie sixteenth annual masquerade ball of
the San Francisco Turn Verein took place
last night at their ball on Turk street.
It was participated in by a very large
,
were peculiarly gay and well designed. The
music was good, and the dancers, after en-
joyiug the opening tableaux, only left tie
floor to paTtake Of supper at midnight, re-
turning fer several happy hours.
In the three tableauX-"Our Republic"
The German Song ana The FOOPS
Throne arranged by Mr.. Henry Maret,
the following ladies and gentlemen par
ticipated: First tableau-GoddeSs of Lib
r,lr ,fo
Schwartz; Eureka, Lille NuSS6aum; Wash
ingtrn. H. Fritsch; Steuben, +. FoTtmann
De kglb, NJ. Well; Lincoln, John Hoops
| Garfield, A. Bathmann; two indians, John
Corner and Henry Bergman; Indian
woman, Katie Hook; two negroes, Pm.
B0Jhenbusch ana Ben Neit; Negress, Ber-
tia GUnther; The Army, Louise Gretsch
Boy Soldier, Egin VAIL; The Navy, Ida
Stecker; Boy Seaman, George SeuSenbTen-
ner; craftsmanship Mamie Cook; Agri-
culture. Henrietta Guenther; Industry,
Hanna Engelbrecht; Flora, Amanda
Schmidt.
In tie second tableau: Tho Master
Singers" Bard, \. c. F. Schulz; The
I Medieval Song '-Tumpeter Of Saeckn-
gen, Joseph Gassner; The Love Song -
Troubadour, Ford Ordemanu; " The Pa
triots Song "-Germania Annie knopf
The Ethic SOng'-MaTgaTet, Minnie NuSS-
/ baum; The Ch0TaP'-HOly Cecilv, Emma
Planz; The National Song -L0reiey,
DalHe Frank; "rbe Lullaby German
mother, Johanna Teply; The WIZ Song"
! Two-1o0t SO dieTS, Charles Kroner ana Carl
! BTeitea; 'Ihe Drinking Song Two stu
| dents, Ferd Ellers ana Henry Eossheim
The BOgue's Song - Minstrel, Daniel
Frank; "Ihe Tale and the Legend" Five
gn0meS, NJ. Schwab, H. Mueller, Charles
Roller. Edward kanein aud Otto Bauer
"Genu Of Music"
In the third tableau: Prince Carnival,
Theod5r Planz; Princess Carnival. Lottie
Hermann.
The Masquerade Ball Committee consisted
Of MessTs. T. Koch Chairman, j. Simmer,
II. PlanL Augustus Haged0TD, Joe Castor,
Il. Cook and L. ThieTbach.
The Golden Gate Council Party.
Another gratifying success was scored by
Golden Gate Council No. 81, Young Mems
Institute, last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
It was their fifth annual ball, and despite
the attractions elsewhere, succeeded in at
tracing a very large attendance. Blum
Orchestra rendered some of the latest music
Mr.. William p. Bell led the grand march
with Miss Mamie Little, and dancing was
afterWaTd continued to ! o'clock.
The pleasant affair was under the follow
ing management: OficeTs-Pasi PreSi-
dents, j. j. Jordan. j. j. McDade, DR.. W.
/ J. Hawkins; President Frank J. Drisc0ll
First N!ce-PreSidCnt. J. f. Hopkins; Sec
Ond Vice. Pres idput Nj. J. Burns: Financial
! Secretary }. +. OBrien; Recording SecTe-
! taTy. d. ID. COniD; Treasurer, j. j. Jor-
/ dan: Marshal ". i. Mullins; Outside Sen
/ tnel, d. t. Hayden; Inside Sentinel, j.
/ Williams; Executive Commlttpe-W. l.
/ Sullivan, j, L. Black, John HaTkIns, DR.. d.
/ +. B1gan.
Committee of Arrangements - /. NJ
! Marisich, !. q. Welsh, ". i. Sullivan. A.
/ McManCn. q. Cavauagh, N. Clancy, ". ID.
I Sullivan, {. C8ssla, u. Heaphey, j. +. Hop
/ kinS; EeCepuUn-Dr. ". j. HaWk i15, ID.
/ j. GUeaBey, j. Cunningham, j. +. Q Brlen,
/ a. McCl0skey. !. .. Jordan, j. NJ. Delaney,
u. Sheehan, ". J. Burns and Joseph VIII
iams
Floor manager, W. P. Bell; assistant, P.
! J. Kelly, Floor Committee. Sheridan,
! W. II. Gr0ney, j. Murphy, d. d. Comfy, +.
| Owens D. Mcmahon, ID. t. Hayden. DO
| seph K. hawkins, J. ". Riley and John
/ McCOuyille.
The Alexandra Lodge Entertainment.
Quite a number of friends assembled in
/ Mystic Hail. in Union-square Building,
/ last evening on the occasion Of the musical
and literary entertainment given by Alex
andra Lodge No. 81, Daughters Of ST.
| George. The carefully prepared programme
ran as follows: Piano solo, BenJ'mln w.
! Fabian; soprano solo, Come 20 Ne, Miss
| LIbEie hellY; recitation (Orignag, ii S.
COWles; selections, i. O.. Holden Gate Of
| the Clipper Qgartet; recitation original,
Baptism" Mis-. Kennedy; song, surely ~
| Mrs de Witt ReHfr0: song Mr. UaN kin
son; recitation, Miss Lulu Stealry; banjo
selections; recitation, Miss Buckley; song,
! Nj. Franklin. ACCOMMODATES - Mesdanes
| Williams and Benfro and Mr ClaSsell,
Party on Baker Street.
a genuine surprise party was recently
rendered to Miss Nellie CampbeIiat the res
idence Of her parents, 1911 Baker street
Singing, dancing and games was the order
Of the evening, after which a sumptu0us re-
mast was served. Among those present
were Miss Nellie Campbell, Miss Jessie
Gilies, Miss Ella Campbell, Miss Laura
| Vice, Mrs. McEwan. Miss May Nai.eau,
| Miss Ray NaIleau, Miss Clara Campbell,
Miss Jennie Close, Miss NUryel Gilman,
Miss Mary DougheTty, Nj IS Mary Pollock,
| Miss Annie Crowley, Miss Maggie Crowley.
| Miss Mary Crowley, Miss Carrie Fasting,
Miss Clara GimrO, Miss Isabel Kerr, Miss
May Hammond, Miss Lena Muraski, Miss
Fanny Muraski; MessTs. W GliieS, r =.
Howe, c. L. Conger, James GillieS, Jesse
PiveT, Walter Cox, Henry Day, Charles
Day, George Jones, George Ba!ch, I. Kerr,
James Mcclure, j. Gmro, y. Olson, +.
Jones, Alex MunrOe.
Society Personals.
M and Mrs. Henry 7. Scott Miss Gun
ningham, Miss Florence Lockwood and
Miss Kate VOORHEES, spent the holiday at
Del Monte.
Governor J. L. Beveridge Of Chicago is
visiting Miss Kuhne Beverage and Will re-
| main here several days.
Mr.. L. 81. GreenWay returned yesterday
! from pleasan visit To Del Monte.
Mrs. Admiral Brown viii remain at the
| Richeieu, whittier she returned from San
/ Diego recently, until she leaves TO join Ad-
| mral Brown at Honolulu.
Miss A. n. Dibblee and Miss Anita Dib-
blee have been passing several days at Del
Monte.
Mrs. G. B. Sperry of Stockton has been
entertaining Mrs. II. Z. Smith
Mrs. Fred K. Strive has returned home
to Seattle much improved in health.
Mr. A. y. Towne is eOnyalescent after his
severe Illness.