The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14


Mabel Benker; Georgia, -; Princess Carni-
val Mrs q. Wolf.
Grntlemeu-Frederlck the Great, Adolph
Muhl; Bluecher ID. Wetgen; Flc hen, F. Eilers;
Emperor Whm !, George Hauerkeni BIS,
maick T. G. Sachs; MOltke. +. Siebke; wounded
German soldier, II. J. Mailer; grenadiets, Won
and Fred Helms; Washington K. FTitsch; Steu-
ben II. Wilheer; De halb John WIFE, Grant
Peter koeppeB; sherman, A. II. Murkeni 10
gan, John Gramberg; huehlenbetg, j. n
Harrge; Indians. F. BurmeSter aud Carsten
SteifeuS; negroes, Ii. Hucldeldt and H. Mueleri
soldiers. {. Schroeder aud John Schroeder; Prince
Carnival, q. of; master 81 c. Temonles, QUO
EichhOlz; Abraham Lincoln, Fred Meyer.
Tie Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF
NesSrs. W. Gerken, f. Hopper and h. D.
HARDER, and the Floor Committee OF MesSrs. l.
Luetze floor manager n. n. kahlke, A. sand
vOsS I. JOoSt, II. Meyer and Ii. Bornholdt.
The characters on the floor were most ySrl d
and original, and tbs merfymaKers Thoroughly
enjoyed Tie entertainment from start 10 nnlsh'
Tie Germania Clubs masquerades are always
notable events, aud This one fully bore out their
reputation.
The bohemian Lodge Ball.
The ninth anniversary bail Of tile Bohemian
Colder Gate Lodge No. 80, c. s P. s., was
gwen last evening at Bnai Birth Hall.
There was large attendance OF The members
OF the society and their lady friends, and very
enjoyable evening was had. The hall was TASTE
fully decorated with flags and banners OF the
society," and pleasant music was Teude ed by the
ce .ebrated Fleiscumanu Orchestra. Inc open
Inc grand march Was led by Mr.. /. MaieJuNlc,
Olga NaSIDy, ana nearly 100 couples paFtcl-
pated. Dancing was cOniiuu d until late hOur
Following were The committees: Commit
OF Arrangements-E. BloZ, 4. SchohaY, /. NAT
ger; Reception Commit ee-F. 10th, r. Nemee
j Prosek; floor directors, }. L. BaOun ana r.
j. i.aS,afa; Floor Committee. SouNup, A
BeTan, J. Nyklcek, Y. NlnteTa and j, hreJelN.
The Danish Mssqueraders.
Among tie merry domains usuIped last even
Ing by King Carnival was Odd Fellows Hall,
where the Danish societies DANA and Norden
held high reYe.
The decorations were gay and tasteful. But
the Chief OTnameutation was supplied by the
numerous lively characters who joined IN the
melee OF fun. Every nationality was repre-
sented and The clowns, cOiored people, Uncle
Sans five cent-cigJr WaShlngJons. loGians' sou
bretteS peasant maldeHs aud court ladies' com
bneu to make up seems of peculiar variety ana
free aud easy enjoyment. There were some
specially well conceived groups noticed and
badmage anO peislhGee held unlimited sway
until masks were removed. a regular pro-
grsmme was prosecuted, and finally The IDEA Of
uniting the clubs iOl masquerade was FOled an
entire success.
MI John II lyrEenS managed The floor with a
spirit appropriate 10 the occasion, and was ably
assisted by Nessrs. {. VI. Beck, j. MputIZeu, T.
Iverseu, l. o. Nybye, c. Ii. Bowers, y. j. Mel
The other committees consisted OF: Commit
Tee Of Arrangeuleuis-H. Petersen, [. EuEsen,
" MOrcn. G. Il. Bowers, >. O.. hoi0d, j. MOullt-
zen; Recon ION Comm tee. Madison, II
RaYn, c. q. Larsen j. Petersen, y. Z. Holtum,
Z. ". SCTeDsen.
The BaIdw Club Entertainment.
Tie first Entertainment ana dance given by
the Baldwin Club took place last evening
Iu Irving Hail Tie officers Of The club are Mr.
/. Sims, Manager; MI William j. OC0nuor.
Assistant Manager MI Frederick Hoiz, Sage
Manager: Mr.. William ". McNti,l. Assistant
stage Manager; Nh. Stanley CLARK, Treasurer.
Tie varied programme Included: Overture, by
orchestra under tie leadership OF johnson
| Gultmau; the TreppuLs (Bily ana Sadie In
/ their rough plantation song aud dance sketch,
entitled, Dancing for the Cake" intro
! duclng Characteristic dances and singing song.
"Wlnds That Blew" Miss Morrow Tucker;
Chinese speciaIies, Leslie Peterson; song and
dance, witty sayings, William y. O'Co0nOri ban
10 solo, Harry Leighton; the tavoItes MI l.
IregalSs; musical speClaitles, PdJen and
Dorm; song aud dance, pullman Car PUgtet,'
Mr.. Weir stu ckens; vocal solo. Harry Nlem5u.
Dancing was RfteTward enjoyed under 10 d.
Tec!iOn OF: Floor manager a. Lyons assistant
| floor maLAger. h b. SIeF nsOni + iOOI commit
tse-Daule Riley Chairman, Stanley Clark,
! Philip Newman, Fred Holz. G. DSnleison B.
| CLARK aud p ". Hammersml b.
La G.uIoise Bal Mssque.
/ The approach OF Lent was heralded last even
/ ing at Union. square Hail 10y the annual bal
/ maegue OF la GauiOiSe, The French society Of
! mutual benefit OF that name.
/ large attendance honored the occ sion, and
! the uerrots ChIouiers. cHlfouieuses, harle-
/ Qulus new paper vendors, maIquIses. VIVIAN
dieres sauscuIo.fes. forCats. FlgalOs and other
assumed characters made things lively unti. fal
into Tie night
supper Vas served about midnight bat only
proved g whef 10 The general appetite fOT hidrliy.
The fun waXed last and furious. and o. was con-
sld-red that never before has La GaulolSe given
more successful. masquerade VI. y. Hue-Farls
furnished admirable music.
NJ. Sylvan WeI'l Is President Of the society,
and tie floor was directed by Dr.. q. Gross, as
sisted by Messrs 4. BoIdeuaYe, A. Ledeme
!
! TIE Reception Committee COASTS cd OF Hessrs.
! r. RObiuet, A. GOurtiauX, j. AurAd0n, a.
! Chagueau, {. CarTy, Or. r. ID. TaiI, j. Vase In,
/ j. SslauaVe II. earle.
Tue enjoyable affair was arranged by Messrs
! Henry :. Martin, A. Berger, VI. Fuchs, T. Games,
! j, SCmps.
Society Personals.
Miss Meta Thompson and the Misses le Count
have been visiting Maze lsaud as The guests Of
Commander and Mrs. Z. Z. Clark and tie Misses
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Wise nee Whlltemore)
have returned from tHeii welding Trip aud are
a. the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. c. c. Carpenter and Miss Della Clemens
of Los Aug les, are visiting MIS-. W. b. Wiltshire
at 2616 Buchanan street.
Miss Evelyn SFeuy is The guest OF The Misses
Deming Of Sacramento.
Colonel George Hager aud Miss HageT came
down 10 he city during lie week.
hr. Claus SitecNels registered at;he Fifth
a venue Hotel, New York, last Friday.
MI c. n. Cutt~uIOn Is conYslescing at san
/ Rafael after his severe Illness.
| Owing to a death Ia the family Mr.. and Mrs
/ Harry Uuua Will not be al home Sunday, Feb
! Tuary 2I
| Mr. aud Mrs. Carl Ceye (nee Coleman have
returned from their southern tin sud viii re-
ceiVe their friends on Sunday afternoon, Feb
| Tuary q, al 1917 Post street.
| MI Eugene BlancHi Jr., son OF the tenor
singer, has been admitted 10 practice BY the SU-
| peilOr Court.
| Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Dslaf.ld have come down
| to reside IN this city.
! Rega ding the Carnegie party en- route 20 this
| Coast u IS further stated that the first stop 10
| California VIII Be made where MT. NaudetyOIt.
! one OF Mr.. CarnePie's partners lives. Sir Ed
! win Arnold VIII be left at San Francisco. lie is
! obliged 10 leave the East on account OF ~
| health, and is going to India Wild ths object Of
| restoring the Ismue Of Buddha Sya now 10 tie
| hands Of Brahmins, 10 The Buddhists.