The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-20

Otis, of Chicago; Miss Alisan Wilson, Mrs
Cockrell, Mrs. Butler, Admiral Jouett, Mrs.
Justice Miller, Mrs. Russell Harrison, the
Misses Mendonea, Mrs; G, G. Townsend, Mr..
and Mrs H. Townsend, Miss Grace Davis
Lieutenant and Mrs. Brown. Miss Edes, Miss
Hunt, Major and Mrs. Powell, Judge and Mrs.
Schoonmaker, Mr.. Victor Kaufman, Miss
Guthrie, of Passaic; Mr.. Howard Nyman, Col
onel and Mrs. G. w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Lambert, Judge and Mrs. j. M.Wilson Miss
Anna Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Nordhoff,
Mr. and Mrs. Whittemoree, Count d'Arco Val
ley, Mrs Pugsley, Mrs. Seney ex-Representa-
tive Sowden, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Aldrich, Mrs.
Webb, Mr.. Clarence Beall, Mr.. and Mrs john
r. Beall, Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Miss Dawes,
James Morrill,, Mr.. f B. Wills, Mr.. Gresham,
Judge Embry, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok, General
and Mrs. Arson G. McCook, Mrs. Halliday,
and DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder
There was very excellent exhibition of light
gymnastics by the children's class, in costume,
under the direction of Professor Nissen, at the
Woman's Gymnasium on Tuesday afternoon.
There were nine children, boys and gills, rang
ing in ages from six to twelve years. They
wore red, white, and blue costumes. They did
not undertake to make great show, but went
through the ordinary exercises of the trunk and
limbs, rib wall work, exercising on the beam,
and compound movements. They all did them
selves and their able instructor full justice, the
little siX-year-old carrying off the honors.
While the children rested between drills, the
professor gave several exhibitions of his re-
markable skill as gymnast in wall work, on
the beam and rings. Among Others present
were Miss Anna Ellis with her school; Mrs.
Myers and her pupils, Mrs Stone Rhode,
teacher of physical cultures Miss Gallaudet, DR.
II. E. Woodbury., Superintendent Powell, Mrs
Senator Gregory, Mrs. Senator Pettigrew, Mrs.
Representative Adams, Mrs. Wright, Mrs Nc
Pberson, Mrs. Leggett Miss Cleveland, Mrs
Marble, and many others.
Friday night the concert by the Glee and
Banjo Clubs of the University of Pennsylvania
will take place at Lincoln Music Hall This
entertainment is under the patronage of Mrs
Morton and number of distinguished women,
who are deeply interested in the welware of the
Hospital for Foundlings, the charity for which
the entertainment is given. The music of it
self will be rare treat, and the hall will, no
doubt, present brilliant spectacle of fashion
and elegance, as the boxes have been taken by
Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs Hearst, and
Mrs. j. p, JONES' while a number of orchestra
chairs have been secured by prominent social
leaders. The tickets are for sale at Metzerott's
The following is a list of the patrons and
patronesses of the concert to be given by the
| Glee and Banjo clubs of the University of
| Pennsylvania on Friday night, for the benefit of
the Founding Hospital, The Vice President
| and Mrs. Morton, the Chief Justice and Mrs
| Fuller, the Postmaster General and Mrs. Wana-
| maker, Attorney General and Mrs. Miller, SEN
1 ator and Mrs, Hearst, Senator and Mrs. Cul-
| lom, Senator and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
| Hatton, Hon. j. s. and Mrs. Clarkson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hutchinson, Madame Romero, Dr. and
Mrs. Hammond, DIR. and Mrs. Sewers, Mrs. A.