The evening world., 1888-10-02
OCTOBER'S FIRST GAYETIEs.
They Promise Well for the Seasons Social
Success.

Tuey frOmtBe wen IOf the Sonsou'e SOCIAL
Success.
Turn Hall was occupied by the Art
Granat Musical and Dramatic Association,
last night. There was quite o lengthy and
interesting programme, consisting of
specialties in dancing, and singing and in
Producing G.. W. Spencer in his limitations of
celebrated actors; Rand and Mead, in an
amusing sketch; the clog and pedestal Inn
GERS, Laurence and Champlin; Myron l..
Bernard, the mimic, end q farce called "A
Kiss in the Dark. Among others who helped
to amuse the audience were G.. w. Jones,
Miss Lizzie Eberhard. Miss Jessie Jones,
Miss A.. Dietrich. Lew Johnston. Miss Louisa
Hitz, Louis Cohen. Robert E. Mccarthy.
For the ball which followed the close of
the performance Prof. Charles Kronske
furnished the music, an. tho grand march
was led by Art Granat and wife.
Among those present were
Robert Griantn' EEudolp1 ssrring, julius Scott,
Mrs, Charles Mead, Miss Lucy Hubel, Jacob Hubel,
n aDd wl Heos Mis-. MIS- Lena so ssar Minsneri f. Miilis% s ssSp.
lRtzkyS, S sn Jennie Lewis, Fred TsS Mupel, Miss Ella
Kate Minnie, Emanuel Lehman, Miss Rosie Bern
stein, Isaac Rosenthal. Miss Bertha jeanette. Miss
(NuHlt htdu, mlbb y nhtTIb, HI DllnDU. Nlbb
Sadie Davenport, G. oberiander, John j. Oherlander
Miss Annie oberlander. X: Bodani, NJ. oberlander,
Ie lp Mrs. I've 5. Weiinauser, Ms. J. Roberts 4,
Michael Witkowsky and wife, Miss Isabella Ret
wi,z, Miss n; Jaeobson, A. Jacobson, Miss Clara
Miss Bertha StIobel, Adolphus Rubino, George
Rubino. Miss Emily strobei, Miss Minnie Donoghue,
Miss Katie Roddy, Miss Jeanette Smyth, Miss Rose
Donoehue, Henry Clotz, Jake Smith, Miss Gertie
Dietrich.
oncers-Art Granst, Director; Louis Cohen,
Stage Manager: Robert Gri0thS. Treasurer. John
Favreau, Secretary.
THE GUARDIAN ANGEL LYcEUM.
The Lvceum connected with the Church of
the Guardian Angel received its friends at
the Lexington Avenue O,pera-House last
night. The programme, which included q
dramatic entertainment, opened with q funny
farce, entitled Hamlet In Black" Miss
cutionist. from MINNEAPOLIS, followed with
Deacon's Confession" The familiar two. act
drama, Handy Andy" with Mr.. W.
Millner in the title role. called forth general
applause from the audience. The other
characters in the play were:
Squire E2an. ..............M Mr.. W. G. Halenbcck
Squire ohGIady John II: sheridan
Eawsrd 0,Connor John Ganley
S1ck ISrssa :o Pe,e i: J. t'f B"s1ea
sinion;."..::::...:::.:.::..Mri. William hsnion
M sss5sni;;: Foot-pads Mi. George sGsn n sn,IsS
Sonah Rooney ........... MI. Alfred 8 johnson
Fanny Dawson. 1895. ........ Miss Vivian schniigen
At the end of the play the floor was quickly
cleared and Prof. McAuliffe, with his full
orchestra, mounted the stage. The grand
march was led by John J. Gafney and Miss
Miss Sarah May.
Among those present were:
Rev. Father o'N1il, Francis Mckay and wife,
William +: Maher, Miss Nellie Degnan, Thomas
| .JacnuRa 1hnmaa BLAND Inhn II MarE Jnaanh
Dunn. James DAILY, Miss Nellie Reardon, Thomas
nuertas, Miss Katie oConnell. Joseph Coulter,
liza Colweii, Edward r.. Murray, Henry Shepard,
Miss Minnie Murphy, Florence T. Drlscoil, John
MMS SsIsas:. f ni.s ran RSyI' oo sps WIFE john s''s as,
Donald. Miss Mcdonald, James DAILY, Joseph
p Gu oaonn sSnn 2. w ES%0n Mas sa rnsF' %inia m:r 5ames
Gallagher, Miss Casey, Richard J. DAILY, John
S'connsI; Miss u sner1Ra oar: a srs., J; Langley get .N Mis:
Miss Gertie Lee. Miss Julia Collier, Miss :Rosetta
Miss Lizzie Mcclure, R. Monshan, MT. and Mrs.
Cosgrove, Mr.. and Mrs Luke Cozens, Miss Lynch.
H Mr.. hsNA q. eSn mis. b M ssee I. & Gon N; hynSShl Mis- me- 5:n ans
N Potter, Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, Of Mime
onicers-Francis Mckay, President; William F.
Maher, Vice President; james DAILY, Financial
secretary; Joseph Coulter, Recording Secretary
John j. Flanagan, Treasurer.
SURPRISED BY THE FRIENDLY FOUR.
Inc tr1enQly tOur uenQereu RRranu sur
prise party to Miss Fannie O%ttenheimer q,
Beck's Assembly Rooms, l, 4s3 First avenue.
After the march George Semel made a speech
through which he presented Miss Often.
heimer with a solid silver watch and gold
cham. During the evening, between the
dances, there were Rotations by Miss Sadie
Wallach and Mr.. Joseph Hecht and songs by
Mr.. Fred Hilderbrandt and Mr.. j. Lowen
stein.
Among some of those who danced to the
strains of Prof. M. M. Richter's orchestrt
were;
J. Loewenthal and Miss H. ,Blumbach. Rober
Hickerstaff and Miss II. Ottenheimer. Benjamin
Gotthelf. Miss Addie Myers and Miss v. Denire,
sam Gerechter aud Miss p; Cohen, l. often
heimer, President, of the Star Dramaiio Club,
and Miss II. Hynes. L. Loewenthal ant
Miss II. Hart, sam Jacobs ana Miss +. BricRner,
9. Wolfe and Mas 8. Wallach, 3. Blnmbach an
Miss Stodel, j. Wallach and Miss Hart j. j.
Hecht and Miss j. Allaun, j. Loewenstein ant
Miss Bloch. d. Braunberg and Mss \. Strauss, +.
Hiderbrandt ana Miss L. Hilderbrandt, GeoTg,
semel and lister, Mr.. ana Mrr. r. BlcserstafI, MT
and Mrs. Otteuheimer, Mrs. G. Rosenthal ant
Mrs. W. Rosenthal, {. Loewenthal, MI. and Mrs
Loewentha,. Mr.. I. Kohler, Harry Grossman. NJ,
starr, J. Weiss and lady, Charles Ahrens AM
others.