Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-01
A Social Gathering-Young Peoples Lit-
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A Social Gathering-Young Peoples Lit-
 erary Association.
 A select and brilliant entertainment was given Tuesday evening by the Y. P. l.. A., a society for literary and social improvement, under the auspices of members of Yale and young ladies connected with the boarding schools of Miss Montfort and the Misses Mott. The affair took place at the residence of Mrs. Southworth, 169 Whalley avenue, and admission was by complimentary cards which were in eager demand, and brilliant audience attended. The entertainment was ably managed and the audience highly en- joyed the entertainment. The programme was as follows
 @N>'>'- '''' Frank A. southworth ' N'l-' Piano Duet-zampa. .....-..-.............F F. Herold
 Misses E. V. Loomis and F. Bail; Latin salu'A'0rS E. D. Baaaett. ir, A D 0@SSe'' 'r Piano Solo-s'May Breezes". e. Lange
 Miss Cora J. Dann
 Recitation. Selected Piano Solo-SWeet Violet ............ F. SpiDdler
 MFs Nellie E. Worden
 Tableau-"Eva in Heaven". Harriet B. Stowe ,r, Robert c. Johnston
 E. D. Bassett, jr.
 society History Frank A. souhworth. A. '0u'n"0r'n Vocal Duet-"Harp of the Winds' ...... Frank Abt Misses F, J. Bail and L. H. southworth; D's' 'N Celebrated L. A. Company. '''i''''' Vocal Vocal A B. Ell
 Thompson.
 Pisno Duet. .......................s Selected = Misses A. J. Pardee and L. H. southworth: ''U''' Miss M Della weity i'''' -'-' -' ''0-'' Vocal Solo, 'Mother Pray to Thee,'. H. D. Hewitt Recitation s'Barbara Fretche, J. G. Whittier
 Miss Nellie IT. Benedict Piano Solo, 'sSonata, Beethoven
 Miss Florence J. Bail.
 Recitation "Rammy, Rammy, Rsm,". R. T. Burdette
 Frank A. Southworth. Vocal Solo, sTwinkle, Twinkle Little Star". MoEvoy
 Miss Nellie E. Worden.
 Miss Estelia v. Iooms. '''-'''0
 Robert c. Johnston
 Miss Louise H. southworth. Piano Duet "La Chase au Lion."-. e. Rolling
 Misses E. V. Ioomis and F. J. Ball. Selections from "Patience" Gilbert Sullivan
 Company.
 The officers of the Y P. l.. A. are Frank A. Southworth, president; Robert c. John ston, vice presidents Miss Delta Welty, sec retary Miss Estella V. Loomis, treasurer. Committee of arrangements B. V. Loomis Miss L. H. Southworth, Miss F. J. Bail
 The Land Lea gue Bazar Closed.
 The bazar held in Connecticut Armory by the ladies' branch of the Land League in the Church of the Sacred Heart closed last even ing with very large attendance, and as the names of the winners of the various articles and the successful candidates in the several voting contests were announced much enthu- siasm prevailed. The chief interest centered in these latter events, and the excitement ran high as the pointers on the clock indicated the approach of the time for closing the polls. Alderman John Clancey came out ahead in the race for the pitcher, Henry s. Burns having the next highest number of votes. The badge went to the Mt. Pleasant Social club, the Young Echoes following them in the number of votes.. There was no result reached in the rife contest, James J. like number of votes. No decision was ar rived at last evening in regard to disposing of the tie. The articles which were being for by the ladies were disposed of in the following order The china set was won by Miss Mary B. Griffin the silver cas- tor by John North the lamp by James F. Plunkett. James Dunn will have fuel for nis culinary arrangements for brief sea- son, the ton of coal having fallen to ais lot. Town Agent Reynolds, with the luck l hat generally characterizes him, won the l marble top table amid the congratulations of , lis friends. In her moments of meditation ! md ease Miss Annie Callahan can recline in a | oatent rocking chair, and her numerous friends will congratulate her when she first l ests it's capacities The bird and cage went l o Mrs. E. J. Kelly. Miss Lizzie Callahan can | lip her pen in 8 valuable inkstand and keep l ecord of old Father Time from & beautiful | lock, articles she won in the final drawing ast evening. The tidy was won by Miss osie Dowd and large clock by Michael Nal oy. Parneli's ;picture WAS won by A. c. 'ravers, and the picture "Ireland 1776-1876" y Rev. M. J. McGiveny. The ladies, in losing their bazar, have the satisfaction of moving that their efforts have been attend d with gratifying success, and that hand ome sum has been netted to swell the con- ribution of America to the funds of the rish cause.