New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
SOCIAL INCIDENTS IN BALTIMORE.
THE PIRATES OF PENzANCE-ALPHA DELTA PHI
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION.
Baltimore May 0 tspeciaD.-The cold wave and
the gayey Of the last week seem to have carried us
back to the winter-except that our amusements arc
slightly different.
On Saturday last the Ellzridge Fox Hunt gave
luncheon at the Kennels preceded by jumping con-
test W. S. G. Williams the riding cap. The
grounds were thronged with carriages. The luncheon
was served the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson,
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
bury, Mt. and Mrs. William Elllcott, Mr.. and Mrs
Monerkysen the Misses Robinson, the Misses Gilmor.
Miss Morris Mrs Stirling Robert Garrett Robert Lehr,
william Lucas Walter Poultney and George May were
there
on Monday evening" the long talhedof and much
rehearsed Pirates of Pengance was given at the
Academy. II was for the benefit OF the Day Nursery
and the net receipts were $4,000. 1t was most
brilliant success. The house was packed from pit 10
DOME and our amateurs covered themselves with
Glory Miss Neye Robinson was the most charming
Mabel Imaginable. She was graceful and handsome
and most becominaly gowned In white null and PINK
silk she sang remarkably well, useo her
voice (which, II seems, Is new as
coyery) with taste and discretion. She was repeatedly
encored and was loaded with flowers. Alexander
Cody was a successful MajorGeneral William Man
" was the Pirate King and Albert Trego took the
mart OF Frederick. The chorus consisted of Miss
Ransteod Miss Lulu Norris Miss Mcllvsin Miss
Barker Miss Amy James, Miss LIE Moyne, the Misses
| s,irlina Miss Price and Miss Fisher. George May
| WAS stage manager. On Tuesday night the opera
| was repeated in Washington, and many people went
! over to see IT, Mrs Jesse Tyson gave a bay party
| and invited Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine kcyser and Miss
| Marie Sterling. The same evening was given here
| an exhibition of the Athletic Club at the Lyceum.
| Peyton Clark the gold medal in the Graeco-
| Roman wrestling match. A great many people were
| there Among them Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson,
| Mr. and Mrs. William Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
! Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Rueing, and Mr. and Mrs.
| George Gibson. small card party given OH
| Wednesday evening by Mrs. Henry Taylor.
| ON Irsday the Alpha Delta Phi convention met
In Baltimore for the first time AS many of the Johns
| Hopkins members, reception was given them.
| The Lyceum crowded with guests and the ad
dresses and songs were interesting. After the exer
cses dance and elaborate supper were gwen 10 them
| al Lehmans. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cartel Mr. and Mrs. Dsvries President GIL
man, Mrs. $. b. Harrison, the Misses Gilman, the
Misses Stirling Miss Barker Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs.
c. Morton Stewart the Misses stewart Miss Nina Poe,
Miss Mary Trick, Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Gill and the
Misses Fisher
on Riday evening the Oratoro Society gave Mors
ct Vita by Gounod at the Lyccum II was the last
performance of the society for the season. and was
lai gcly attended.
brought on by the grip geat shock % her friends,
| as she supposed TO be recovering.
on Saturday Mrs. Reed gives musicale At which
| Nine. Machado, Miss Pyk. Ge0ge Gibson and Tunstall
10 play Those Invited Mrs. George Gibson. Mrs.
| McIlvain Mr. and Mrs Wilson Patterson. Mr. and Mrs.
| Robert Gawett. Mrs Newell Martin. Miss Dawson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson.
strcal To come OFF MAY l8, which Mrs. John McKim
IS especially managing. Mr. McKim says that this Is
posi- lively his last appearance, ana. III so, Baltimore
| win lose her best amateur actor.