The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-05
LATE SOCIETY NOTES.

On last Friday evening Mrs. j.. T. Dyer
threw open her handsome ballroom to the
children of her dancing class, it being the oc-
-casion of the fancy dress ball and package
party for the benefit of st. AIMS Infant
Asylum. The donations were varied and
numerous, and we have no doubt the good
Sisters in charge Of the asylum were more
than pleased with the unexpected and gener-
Gus donation Among those present and par
ticipating in the festivities were the Misses
Little Flora Britton, French Peasant; Sadie
Strawberry Esther McCrellis, Flower Girl;
Fannie Eliot, Liberty; Susie Kendall, Daugh-
ter of Regiment Fannie Hutchinson, Daisy;
Lilly Bowen, Violet; Mamie Sprignul, Rose;
Dennison, Gypsy; Flora Cook, Gypsy;
May Joyce, Spanish Dancer; Tessie
Harbaugh, Hollandaise; Florence O'Brien,
Housekeeper; Nellie O'Brien, Skirt Dancer;
Marie Marie cassin, Goddess; sor Lola Young, pns
othy Fox, Pack of Cards; Maud Tracey,
Lily of the Valley; Helen Tanner, Pink Rose;
Nellie Kinsman, Gypsy; Angie Kinsman,
Swede; Lilly Kinsman, Holandaise; Maggie
Fletcher. Gypsy: Ethel Lockhart, Spring;
son, Spring; May Yates, Peasant;
Grace Bryant, Autumn; Ruth Merriam,
Winter; Mabel Kaufman, Snowflake; Albert
Dulin, George Washington; Willie Bowen,
Prince; Duncan Eliot, Page; Evans Brown,
Prince; Gerome Uhl, Artist; Wallace Poole,
Gentleman; Bert Bryant, Kings Jester; Harry
Kaufman, Coachman; Ewing Cockrell Cap
tain; Frank Cockrell, Dude; Harvey Dyer,
Gypsy; Robbie Dennison, swede;. Johnnie
Harbaugh, Swede; Irving Norwood, Tennis
Dyer, swede;' Frank Dyer, Hollandaise;
Frank Foy, Sailor; Val Holman,
Prince; Edgard Harbaugh, Prince; Joe
Cassin, FISHERMAN; Bob Dyer, Cow Boy;
Jim Williams, Scout; John Clay, Professor;
King; viii Cruzan, viii o. the Wisp; Harry
johnson, Doctor of Laws; George Aukam,
Prince OF Wales; VIII Jose, Editor; II. Christ
man, Reporter; WIN Garland, Dandy. Among
the guests Were Colonel and Mrs. A. t. Brit
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Brown, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Dulin, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Merchant, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Norwood,
Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Lockhart,
Mr.; and Mrs. Uhl, Mr.. and Mrs. Harbaugh,
Colonel and Mrs. Kinsman, Miss o'Bren,
Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Yeates, Mrs. Sample, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaisdell,
Mrs Bowen, Mrs Bryant, and many others.
A very successful and enjoyable concert
was given on Wednesday evening at the
pretty new hall in Tennallytown. The enter
tainmept was designated on the programme as
HWashington Night, most of the participants
being from this city and including some of
our best musical talent The programme In
cluded an overture by MERGERS orchestra,
several fine piano selections by Miss Beatrice
Kearney, recitations by Mr.. Charles Murphy;
song, "The Spanish GYPSY" beautifully rem
dered by Miss Hattie Richie, the soprano of
st. PETERS Church. In response to an encore
Miss Ritchie's full, rich voice was heard in one
of Hubbard Smiths charming little ballads,
which was given with fine artistic effect The
well-known Schubert Quartette rendered sew
eral selections in their usual excellent style,
displaying an even quality of tone, careful
phrasing, and thorough appreciation of the
spirit of the composition. The quartette in
cludes Messrs. A. Mosher, H. Keiser, It. w.
Bird, and b. f. Kellar AT the conclusion of
the concert the participants were invited to
partake of an elaborate supper by Rev. Father
Barry, the pastor of st. AIMS Church, whose
generous hospitality aud kindness of manner
was much appreciated by all. When all were
gathered around the table the Schubert Quar-
tette was again heard in selections appropri-
ate to the scene