The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-09

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~ VIM one, and was evidently
vi IL absorbed in the APP
q Nv preaching fate Of her
husbands music.
~ George A. Newhall ap-
peared in all the glory of a plug hat. and
radiant with expectancy and exertions to
be on time.
Louis Sloss Jr.. debonair rs ever, arrived
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B Shredder, in full
opera grande tenue.
The Requa family came all the way from
Piedmont to grace the occasion.
George A. Knight held up his head and
looked as if he would like to appeal to
jury In any of the boxes for O verdict in
favor OF the opera.
Henry Heyman. in a brown hat. rather
tilted back, speedily got behind cigarette
and looked nOn-committal.
A. Joullin. ia somber black relieved by a
white muller, glanced interestedly at the
glowing Kaleidoscope of color In the house.
George T. Bromley, with Jimmie Rob n
son, arrived In the midst of the enjoyment
of some pun, in which "playing the king"
with reference to the opera was alone
audible.
Judge Slack relaxed some of the judicial
crowded foyer.
W. Greer Harrison forgot all about salt
water and the coming Olympic fair as he
listened TO the closing chorus of .he first act.
Senator and Mrs. Dargie early In the
course OF the opera decided to stay over
and let Oakland shift for ITSELF for twelve
hours.
Jack Featherston, with more perfect
II N no cd ha
Misses Ryan and Miss Griffin with all his
accustomed savoir faire.
DIR. and Mrs. Younger came largely to
enjoy the music and were not disappointe ted.
Jere Lynch, with his tall hat knowingly
tilted. scanned the audience critically and
accepted IL as representative.
Joseph G.. STAND squirrel his wife with
delightful courtliness.
Miss Helen Walker. with Mrs. Sawyer,
appeared as II she had come to be presented
at His Majesty's" court. SO enhancing
was her tout ensemble.
Senator Maddox Of San Jose was one de-
lighted guest from out Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Z. Fisher seemed to
know and be known by every one.
The doctors fairly swarmed. Among the
most assiduous in receiving were President
Martin Regensburger.
+. j. de Pue came with Mrs. de Pue and
appauded as IL the players composed
baseball nine.
Mrs. VIII Ashe was the mark OF a
thousand little mods of recognition among
her legion of friends.
Miss Maud smith. In heliotrope, was the
center OF a charmed circle as she admir-
ingly followed the libretto.
George +. Hall was among the seventeen
critics who gave it as their off-hand opinion
that the opera was ''frst-rate."
Captain Mitchell James OF the Ninety
third Highlanders appeared perfectly at
home among the bonnie lassies around him.
SO did Mr.. French of Nevada.
Warden Aull dismissed the responsible
ties OF Folsom, and with Mrs. Aull entered
fully into the swing Of the prevailing en-
joyment.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moore, Ralph Ii. Moore, Miss
Annie Moore. DR.. Washington Aver, Mr.
and Mrs. Neustadter, f. c. johnson. Jerome
A. Hart, II; HathOrne. DR.. Pau! Nenman.
MI and Mrs. George BoOIe Jr.. T. w.
Boole. Mr. and Mrs. w. Ii. Quinn, Lansing
Kellogg. DR.. w. j. Younger, W. b. Cooke,
George A. Nswhan, Henry Heyman, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. knight. Thomas
Swynay, Louis SIoss, DR.. Martin Regens-
burger. Mrs. Regens burger, Ed Leake,
Mark l.. Requa, Isaac Requa, DR.. George
Redding. j. Muller. Professor Adelstein,
Miss Nellie Smedberg, Joe d. Grant, Dr.
Mat T. Coulson, A. Joullin, A Gerberding,
Miss Minnie Hennessey. George Lonergan,
G, II. Mastiek, Mrs. Bailey. Ii. F. FortWan.
Grant, Il. d. Kyle, Mr.. Butler. a. G.
Sheath, n Gallos, Mr.. Burke, Mrs. A. T..
Hecht. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltshire, Mr. Fletcher
Mrs. Volney Spaldlng, l.. Mason, w. p.
Lewis. S. Wenban. George Croker, Dr.
Belcher. A. p. Hotaling, w. L. Fisher and
stadter, Mr.. Bonestell. Al GreeneDaum G. E.
Ertz. j. o. featherston. George A. knight.
w. L. Fuller. o. Fl. Greenwald. +. G. Wof-
fugton, S. Stern. George Easton, Mrs.
George Easton, w. E. Davis, DR.. Mel
j. c. Jordan. E F. Preston, NJ. II. de Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. II; J. Stewart, DR.: Wagner, DR..
Whiitell, Mrs. X. johnson, w. f. Brown,
A. Tobln, Nj. A. Gunst. J, Downey Harvey.
Mrs. Stadtfeldt, Mrs. Swanberg, Mrs.
Duffy, Mrs Dwight, c. II. Holbrook Jr.. }.
I. Boyd Jr, James A. PARSER, Miss Mabel
Gilman. Miss Florence Reed, Miss Mabel
Reed, Charles c. Hoag, j.. Jasper Hoag,
| Miss Addie Cherry, Miss Jennie Cherry.
Edward NJ. Cherry, Miss Harrison.
Miss Mary Harrison, Hunter Harrison.
N,
| Sig Stern. j. J. Groom. Jere Lynch,
DR.. Jonn f. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. 20
seph G. Eastland, f. n. Featherston, Cap
tain Eagsn. C. +. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs.
| James Stewart, w. ID. O'Kane, Fred Mar
riott, r. Grayson, j. b. Dunphy. Mrs. L. j.
Miss Helen Walker. Houghton Sawyer,
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Young, Nj. Buckingham.
Mr.. Love, Mr. Wood, Walter Newhall. S.
Sweet, DR.. Marshall, A. F. Van Fleet, B.
James. Donald de V, Graham. W. p. Red
Hermann. DR.. W. +. Fisher. Porter Ashe,
Mrs. Will Ase, F. NJ. Gregory and wife. E.
| j. de Puo and wife, Senator Maddox OF San
Jose. j.. Loaiza. Mrs. g. Gordon, Mrs.
Patek. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bowler. DR.. and
Mrs, Frank Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs; $.
Sidney NJ. Van Wyke, n. Van
William A. Stinson, w. Mayo Newhan.
Miss Annette West. o. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. p. Cole. Miss Maud Smith, W. IL.
Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Lathror. Sigmund
Beel, DIR. Theodore Kethers. DIR. F. w.
| D'Evelyn, c. +. A. Talbot, Albert Gala
tin. Mrs Gallatin. Albert Gallatin Jr.. Mrs.
Jefferson James, Mrs. Walker Graves.
S W Greer Coleman gsp1ss0 ssora: g. er as
DR.. G. F. Shells Miss Ruth Ryan, Miss
Daisy Ryan, Miss Edith Gifin. Albert
| Pissis, win p. Moore. f. j. Molera, North
rup Cowles, Miss Lena Banding. Mrs. w.
r. Coleman, Miss Loughborough, DR.. and
| Mrs. Won Hoffman, DR.. and Mrs. Wagner,
DR.. and Mrs. Whittell. j. @. Adams,
Captain Mitchell Iunes of the Ninety third
| Hichanders. Mr. and Mrs. John b. Schrce-
der, j. Dwyer. Warden and Mrs. G. Aull,
| Mr.. Bunter, George Nagle, Mr.. French OF
Nevada, DR.. Hughes, G. w. Broadhurst, j.
| Pinnia il. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Lask.