The evening world., 1889-12-16
GIVE DOLLARS and OIMES.
Only Eight Days More 10 Contribute
10 the Christmas Tree Fund.
Attractions at the Christmas
Benefit MatInees.
Long List OF Contributors to Tho
Evening World" Parties.

Eight working days remain before Christ
mas, Preparations for THH EVENING WORLD
Christmas parties are rapidly taking form,
and eyory one who wishes TO have = share in
dispensing the hnppinesgof that day should
send In his or her contribution at once.
There IL no danger OF too much being rent.
The attractions OF the fair at the Metropol-
tan Opcra-H oupe concert room tomorrow
afternoon ana evening should insure q largo
attendance and . substantial addition to the
Fund. The 81, 600 piano given by Hard
man, Peck 4 Co. will be = prize worth con-
testing for. and other valuable donations
will Acsuredly draw crowds. The fair IL
under the management OF Miss Lou Bron-
son.
Manager Doris has prepared cntlcing pro-
grRmmes for the benefit mAtineos at his
Eighth Avenue and Harlem museums TO be
given Wednesday from 10 A. N. to o T. N.
Mind-Readcr Seymour will appear nt tho
Eighth Avenue. TIL bill at tho Harlem
establishment comprises many novelties and
At Worth's Museum matinee performances
morning and afternoon viii be given 70.
in store for all who attend.
.TicketH are selling rapidly for this matinee
At the Union SQuare Theatre Friday after
noon, particulars OF which are printed in
Ono OF the most enthusiastic and indie
fAtieAble workers in Preparing for the
TiII S%p ~ mts; hi tbe Usr ttT Al Nilsson HSSr' Hall.
No effort seems too laborious for this charm
ing and energetic lady.
There. are scores of volunteers to aid in
tho distribution OF the giftH at all the
parties, including many beautiful young
ladies and handsome young men,. to whom
the thanks OF The EVENING WonLD arc
Here IL u list oil. the places where the
ChriStmea parties will he held:
fourth street and Third avenue.
MAennorchor Hall, Fifty-sixth street and
Nilsson Hail. Fast Fifteenth street.
Apollo Hall, Clinton street.
Salvation Army Hall, Seventh avenue near
Palace Rink, Clermout avenue, BROOKLYN.
Cooper'r Hall. Newark avenue and Wash
ington. Place, jersey City,,
Notify Tn EyGE osn wopLp x when Eo3y you
wagon will cali for.it at your address, Those
t %si NJ. John tIr 'n Alien Lentif Ro tef0 H sn1%ia De tems
Hundred ard Twenty-ffth street and Eighth
avenue.
Hall. corpor of,Newark Hvcnas and Wash:
menIs viii be under the charge Of Mrs. lien.
pon and Mra. George H., HouRh, assisted
by = large bovy OF beautiful young women
no way inferior 10 any Of the otherp.
Miss NJ. Thomson, Of the Postal Tele;
graph Company. Forty;hfth street and
soliciting subscriptions for. tho Fund, and
Saturday evening left on the editors desk
S3S. so "a the result of her effortR-
Manager Rudolph AronEon and Mrs. +.
W. Vanderbilt have sent orders for ten reats
each at the Union Square matinee. and Mrs.
Calvin Y. Brice has iecursd Ave.
Mrs. Fernandez, "the children's friend"
has arranged q "atage childrcn'e act for
the Union Square matinee, Mrs, Fernandez
Maennerchor Hall. assisted by u large num-
her Of young ladies and gentlemen Of tho
theatrical profession, who kindly. with Mrs.
FernAndeZ, give up their Christmas eve and
Christmas morning to help the poor chill
dren.
-THE. EVENING WoTLD ChristmaS-Tree