The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-12-07
A Charity Entertainment.

On Friday evening Of last week, Mrs
II. @. Pitnes and sons gave pleasant
and unique entertainment, in their spa.
cious parlors. for the benefit of the Ladies'
Charitable Society The programme era-
braced an excellent and bountiful sup
per. which was we'll patronized BY the
many ladies and gentlemen present The
principal feature of the entertainment was
the Art Gallery" consisting Of over a
hundred picture frames Of all styles and
sizes, which contained thoroughly funny
and original collection of subjects.
A complete catalogue was distributed.
containing full description-by number
of the many and varied subjects exhibited,
thus affording the art conmoissesw ample
facilities for properly studying the full
merits of each illustration.
Number one on the catalogue WAS 1.-THE
Four Seasons by Leasing. ByreferrinR to
No. in the :. Art collection, the expect
ant student saw. artistically arranged. q
neat table-castor containing the four staple
condiments usually found upon all we'll
regulated dinner-tables.
Next upon the list was "The Sight
seers." by p. Ebblesa pair of ordinary
spectacles. Among the hundred or more
such pungent Works of Art were
Ewes Temptation" by A. Pelham apple.
''The Lay of the Last Minstrel" bird
egg. "Oft in the Silly Night, . by Murillo---
a eat Mementoes OF the Great" by r.
Coal-ashes. Fireside Friends by s..
Horel--a pair of tongs. Young Ladies'
Delight" IA mirror. Light of Other Days
"a tallow dip. Devil in Disguise" by
Drinkhouse-a suggestive black bottle
'View Just Out of Orange, . by Peese-fresh
orange seeds. view Of Boston, by s. P.
0akes--a wheel hub. Little Wood Chop
per"--a hatchet. Sweet Hearts''-by s.
Ugar-fresh from Days Confectionery
Remains Of Tyre" by Wagner-e piece of
wagon tire. "a Checkered Scene,' by
Boidea--a checker-board. "Sweet Memo
ries Of Childhood candy. Youthful I'm
pressions.' by Van Bireham--a suggestive
rod. "Old Smokers by Ctay-old clay
pipes. School of Fish Tin oily" by L..
Ayers-boK of sardines. Common Sense. :"
by Nsehols-two pennies. "Old Snuff TAX
ers." by 81. Wdre-candle snuffers. "Du
Chaiilu's Gorilla from lifep'-a mirror.
EImagine you see the gorillal Last,
but Not Least" by Schumaker--the last
upon which pater .fdnsilias boots are made.
Hands Off, by 1icknor- handless watch
Ancient Wind instrument" by B. T..
Lows-old-fashioned fire bellows. Picture
of the Iron Bank, at Morristown." By-Raps
d. Craig. Bali of the Season, by Baltoni--
foot ball. "We Part TO Meet Again" by
Cutler-scissors Cant be Beat" by O..
N. Ion--an onion. Long Branch by Gas
Light" by n. Aple-a maple twig. Rose
of Castillo by Member Of Bar-piece of
CASTLE soap. Fruit Piece by A. Pell--
piece of apple. 'Isle of Man toll paint
ing) by 0live- bottle Of table oil. ''view
Of an Irish City, by r. Addy--a Cork.
"Our Pastors Early Home--Long be its
memory Green. . by C. r. Addell "a cradle.
Foot Guards by Dryden--a pair Of rub
bers. "The Great AmericanD Desert" fruits
and nuts. Things that End in Smoke"
lot of cigars. 1.-THE Mite Gatherers,"
by Chesebro--a piece of cheese. ga Little
Indian" by Gianger-corn meal.
The above are few illustrations selected
at random from the catalogue, which con-
tains many more of equal or superior
merit. both in point of excellent choice Of
subjects and the lndicSou manner OF
their rendition. The entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present, and
must have greatly aided tho cause for
which il was designed.