The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-03

! lights and flowers, but fairer far than they,
the Californian lady held sweet sway.
! AS the guests entered the auditorium
Ritzau's orchestra of forty pieces rendered
1 Wagners "RienZl" overture In most
spirited and artistic manner, while during
the evening the following programme was
given:
Vienna Woods" (Strauss); Pilgrims chorus,
"Tannhauser' (Wagner); operate selection,
"Wang" (Tobani); intermezzo "CayaAeria
Rusucana" (Mascagni); overture, civilian
Tell" (RossinD; ''Traumerei" (Schumann)
Hungarian dances, Nos. and 8 (Brahmsl;
Barcarolle (TschaikowskD; fantasia, Carmen"
tBize); High School Cadets March" (Sousa).
Nor was the carnaI nature of the man
ignored. In a retired nook in the Grove
street basement wing, far removed from
the scenes of higher joys above, was deli
cious supper which was by no means al
lowed to waste its sweetness on the sub
terranean air. The broad smooth-hoofed
corridors as we'll proved quite attractive to
many promenaders, and it is even limited
that some of the younger pedagoguesses
allowed themselves TO be whirled about
over the polished boards to the gay meas
ure of waltz and schottische, though docu-
mentary evidence to that effect is wanting.
The attendance while select was large,
among the guests being the following
named:
Friend Elsie b. Lee, Miss Eta Brewer, Miss
Anne Brewer, Miss Packard, Mr. Burrill, Miss
Clure Miss McCord, Miss Beniface, Miss Fisher,
Miss Brownell, Mr.. Biedenbach, MI. Water
man, Mr.. Draper, James Casewell, Miss Her
rick, Miss Connors, Miss Shook, Miss Little
john, Mr. Winkler, Professor LIE Conte, Pro-
lessor Wordsworth. Miss Margaret Wythe,
professor J; P Garlick, Principal Friek, Miss
and Mrs. Henry Abel; D. H. Chaplin,
Milpitas; +. K Barthel, R. A. Lee, G.
W: Childs, Miss W. Washburn, Miss English,
Miss Felker, Matilda S. Barker r. s. Holway,
San Jose; Hattie +. Cover, A c. Francisco, Los
Angeles; +. \, Chaplin, San Francisco; Con-
statel1e New, Amador; Miss Patton, Stockton;
Helen SWEET Martinez; W. II. Donahue, Mer-
Gle tarnsWorth, Sacramento; J. B. sanford,
Ukiah; Elizabeth A. Brown, Hollister; George
Hatcher, H9Pland; Annie F. Glover, MaEys-
vile; Mrs. X. adams Santa Cruz; J. H. XIII
amor, Estelle NJ. Darah, ]. W. Graham,
Palo Alto; Martha N. Turner, William
rs, susie Forest Flor agiS W NqHie naG
Misses L. and s. Somervtlle, D. A. Mobly, Miss
S. Grunsky, Miss D. Lothian, Miss Ora Boring,
Turner, Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs.
Syms, Miss S!nallfeld,- g. W. Bradd ock, Mr..
Ridenowe, Mr.. IsIad, Mr.. Hughes, Mr. Brown,
Julia Mann, Mrs: P. N. CendIt, J: H. Francis,
E. H. Ridenour, Stockton; w. E. Ho lines, J. II.
Reynolds, George A. Brown, san Fra ncisco;
Sarah Mcneil, ". L. Baker. Minnie N. Noble,
San Jose; NJ. c. Deepy, Tiliie Kaiser, Co.
manche; Anna McLanahan. SACRAMENTO
Salinas; II. c. PetFay, Alice II. boug S6q
William G. Cornell, Liver pool; J. C. Shinn,
Niles; Mrs. I. J. Thompson, sunol; Ira G. Hoitt,
ex-state Superintendent of Schools, Burlfn-
game; c. ]. Walker, Tulare; Blanche A. Bates,
Miss Marble, Charles H. Keys and wife, PROBES
sor Earle Barnes Walter Kenyon, J. E. Adicalt,
ston, ]. B. Turner, c. S. Craig, w. Fox, Eliza
beth Sargent Wilson, J. Wood, F. D. Dressler, Fl.
E. Cox, o. w. Edwin, Sadie V. Gamer, Miss
Miss MAIDEN. Francis B. orion, w. F. Hall,
George w. Fox, Job Wood, S. F. Black. T. L.
Burk, Ruth Roy, S. II. Goodyram, J. A. Toshay;
Miss Hattie Shute, A. c. Means, Ferdinand
Sanford; H. L. Wilson, William II. Morrison,
Miss Ida Lemon, Miss Clara Eckhardt.