Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-12
FRsr1yrr1Es ON rHELAwN.

The Many Plans foH the Great Fete
 Ohampetre Will Oulminate This
 Afternoon and Evening in . Notable
 Society Event.
 To see the enthusiasm of the young ladies who are interested in the pretty Fete Cham petre which is to be held at "Redelyffe," the Fellowes place,on Whitney avenue this after noon and evening, one could have no possi- ble doubt as to it's complete and unqualified success.
 Already the old homestead is beginning to be turned into most picturesque scene, and the young ladies are constantly busy in de- vising or arranging something attractive for the event. The large lawn which surrounds the quaint old house has bean shorn of it's long tuIic ofsgrass, and scattered here and there under the spreading sboughs of the trees will be booths, tents and many other means of completing the artistic and enter taining features of the great lawn party, Soda, ice cream, seltzer, candy and other dainties will be sold at all of these booths by pretty young ladies, and a most interesting and prett7 scene it cannot help but be. Mrs. William Farnam will have charge of the se1tzer and lemonade tents, and Mrs. B. Hayes Trow- bridge, jr., assisted by Miss Scranton, will do the honors of the candy table. Miss Ger aldine Lowe has arranged many cute things to amuse the children. including grab-bags, shooting, games and the like. Mrs. Hall. Miss Mitchell and Lindsley will have charge of the grab-b for adults, which, it is said, will contain many surprising and wonderful things.
 An interesting feature of the evening will be large dancing pavilion, which has been erected especially to add to the pleasure of the lover of the dance. Refreshment tents will be numerous and easy of access. They will contain all that any of the many visitors can desire. What promises to be popular addition to last years Fete is shooting range in an alley at the rear of the house. A handsome rife will be given as prise to the person making the best score.
 Hundreds of Chinese lanterns and several electric lights will illuminate the picturesque grounds, and truly beautiful scene it will be.
 But within the homestead, perhaps, will the elegant taste of the young ladies be dis played in it's most captivating variety. Dra- peries, fans, pictures, armour, antique bric- a-brac will dress the old walls in gay attire. In the candy room Mrs. Winston TroWbridge, Mrs. Trueman Hemingway, Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. Hotchkiss will manipulate a eorps of pretty girls. Fans and other msmantoes will be sold by the young ladies'. Prof. E. A. Cargill will make number of rapid crayon earicature sketches, wonderful mechanical automata, the inventions of M. Robert Hou- din of Paris, will be exhibited, and number less other attractions. It will be notable social event.
 The fete will begin at o'clock this after- noon. In case of steady rain or heavy show CTS it will be postponed until Thursday or the next fair day. The management desires to announce that those who have not pro- cured tickets can pay the admission fee of 50 cents and 25 cents for children under ten at the entrance gate.
 Mrs. George H. Ford has given brass hanging teakettle and wrought iron lenders to be voted to the most popular booth and diamond ring, which will also be voted for. The excellent programme for the afternoon concert as arranged by MT. J. P. Stack, jr., leader of the Second regiment band, is as follows.