New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
SOCIETY IN BALTIMORE.
SUCCESSFUL ENTFRTAINMENT IN BEHALF OF
THE MARYLAND HoSPITAL-THE
COLONIAL, DANES.

Baltimore Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-Pleasant as the
Tuesday german Is 1t quite takes the place Of
the Monday which has peculiar glory all It's own.
The Cafe Chantan too, inerfered somewhat with the
german this week, hence the one on Tuesday was
decidedly the smallest OF the season. This no doubt
the dancing far better and many of the younger
set Of girls and men there, with spnnklng OF
ohaperones, to ave a more solid look to the affair.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Jackson Mrs. Ross Whistler Mrs. Willie Perot, Mr..
and Mrs. William Il. Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
O'Donnell Lee, Miss Cromwell, Miss Herbert, Miss
Gilmor, Miss Gldersleeve, Miss stewart, Miss Bartleu
Dixon, Miss George, Miss Eyre, Miss Carter, Ridge
TIimble Harry warfield, Robert Lehr Walter de &.
Poultney, David Stewart, Robert Riddell Brown and
Frank Harvey.
The Cafe Chantant from all points Of vew has been
great success and the pretty walters and picturesque
flower girls have worked well for sweet charty's sake
Colorcd cheese-cloth, Christmas greens and softly
vetled electric lights made an attractive spot OF
Hazazers Hail. where this entertainments for the benet
Of the Maryland Hospital was held. REGULATIONS ana
music, well flowers and supper, begulled the
time. Among the many there on each evening were
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse tyson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redwood, Mr. and Mrs. James
W. wilson Mr.. and Mrs Harry Snowden Miss Mcllvan,
Miss Handy, Miss Lulu Morris, Miss Mamie Barker,
Miss Stirling Miss George, Miss Madeline Fisher,
! Miss Jenkins Miss Sadie Price, Miss Anna Gmor,
John Peasants John McKim, Walter Poutney darcy
WILSON, Roben Brent, Carroll MeKubbn, TOM Poult'
ney and Frank Harvey.
Tho Colonial Danes have had another meeting al
Mrs Won KapTs, in Parkave Only few were
present. as the idea 10 have the society organized ~
old Maryland families and then TO call general meet
Ing when all claims will be properly looked into Mrs
Wnsor Mrs M,fin and Mrs Gillespie Of Philadelphia
were also there by special invitation, as these lades
are well up the rules and orders Of the Pennsylvania
chapter Of this institution. After the meeting ad-
nfortoi nad hos me m rs
at luncheon.
Some eighteen members OF the Baltimore Club will
give dinner Saturday next to John Peasants, In
honor OF his engagement to Miss Mathilde Keyser.
Those who are getting up Miles White, Sherlock
swami, ]. Jones Minigan A. L. Gortor, James w.
Wilson, c. Carroll Poultney, Arthur Padelford Allan
McSherry, Pemberton Peasants, Allie Brown Robert
Riddsn Brown, Henry B. Keyser, Hillen Jenkins and
Thomas POultney.
Tho committee for the balls to come of in January
and February, which, are to take the place OF the
dinner dances of last winter, Mrs. John Gill, Mrs.
Robert Garrett Mrs. John c. George, Mrs Charles
Fisher Mrs Richard McSherry, Mrs. Howard Monk
huysen Mrs. Jesse Tyson, Mrs. wilson Patterson ana
Mrs. Manson Smith.
Mrs. Allie Browns dinner on Tuesday evening was
for young girls, though not strictly confined to the
debutantes Those invited were Miss Lulu Morris,
Miss Berthe Won Lingen, Miss Carrie Fischer MISS
Sadie Price Miss Laura Jenkins, Miss Mary Halliburton
JennesS Talbot Taylor, Ropert Lenr, hoDert huuoh
Brown Sherlock Swami Arthur Padelford and Gernrd
Hopkins.
The death of Miss Elsie Brown, coming In this
Christmas tide has been a of much grief she
was so lovely and young and had but Just entered
society," she died of pneumonia after short Illness
Miss Elncott was married quietly on Thursday
morning % Frank Elet The bride is the daughter OF
William H. Ellicott, and her late grandfather was
Commodore Joshua Barney, celebrated for his brave
! defence Of Washington IN )6i4 Miss Ellcott was
formerly of the All Saints Sisters, connected with
Mt Calvary Church, but left them some time ago, ds
| she was not strong enough for that life
Miss Sue Wood, of Portland, who frequently stopped
| in Baltimore, where she had many friends, dieh
| suddenly last week. Mrs. Wilson Patterson went on
10 Portland TO see the family and attend the funeral
Many are interested in George Gbson's opera class
bioh has lust been planned. Among those VINO nav"
Joined 1t are Mrs Allie Brown, MIS- John Carey Mrs
Norris Miss Charlotte Williams, Miss Mcl!valn, Iun
Stale Smith, John Carey, H. jenkins and Walter Grey
| Opera music will be their chief study.
| Invitations are out for Miss Elise Milligan's wed
ding She win be married on December 20 to George
| bancroft. of Boston The ceremony will be at her
annts home in Philadelphia, and will be very quiet
| only her family and Intimate friends going from
| Baltimore.