New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
SOCIETY ~ BALTIMORE.
THEATRE PARTIES, OCCULT STUDIES. SHAKES
PEARE AND MUSIC GAVE POLITE
I,NI0YMENT.

baltimore. March ID (Special-Literary and musi-
cal entertainments have had decided rival In theatre
parties this week. The Kendas and julia Mar!o~e
are such favortes in Baltimore that few can DC
fond so strict in their Lenten duties as 10 rSsI
the pleasure Of seeing them.
Mrs. Robert CARROTS third musical on MOnoay
afternoon was delightful. First there was quartet
suYc by Mrs. John Carey, Miss Norris. John Carey
and Tunstale Smith, then solos by Nine Machado
and Mrs. William Reed, and two chaTmlngy piaSen
piano solos Gy Mrs. &. H. Martin. These " at homes
of Mrs. CARROTS haze been exceedingly pleasant
largely attended but never formal or still. That
night Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson gave theatre party
to see the Kcndas. who are acting at the Lyceuh'
on Tuesday Mr.. Lncoln's class met for their last
talk at Mrs. swan Frichs. The subject under dls-
cussion was OccultiSIn in the East, and Ghostolc'
ana the topic was pleasantly exhausted, but not the
audience In fact, those who have been at these
entertainments all feel wiser" but decidedly not
sadder' people for having Joined such delightful
Glass.
The Shakespeare Club also met on Tuesday even
Ing. at Mrs William Brantlcy's After the usual
reading Miss McIlvain read brilliant paper 90
"Desdemona and Othello,' and Miss Ruth Johnson
contributed much 10 the enjoyment by an article on
a Midsummer Nights Dream and the Fairy Tale "
full of poetic fancies and graceful thought
on Wednesday Mrs Wilson Patterson gave a
luncheon Of sixteen 10 Mrs. Kendall Mrs. Bonaparte.
Mrs sherwood Mr.. Wnans, Mrs. Harris. Mrs william
Reed, Mr.. swan Erich, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. de
Courcey Thorn, Mrs. Manson smith, Mis- S. :. Lee,
Mr. /. c. George Mss Neal. Mrs. Lurman and Mrs.
Jesse Tyson were there. Mrs. Kendall is most
brilliant talker aud the lunch great success.
That night Mrs Garrett large box party to SEQ
the Kendas. There also several smaller theatre
parties given the same evening. On Wednesday also
Nj. Edmund Clarence stedman gave the fourth one
Of the Turnbu lectures at lowering Hall In the Johns
Hopkins The subject was Melancholia-The Poetry
Of self Expresson." The hall was crowded with
attentive and interested listeners On Thursday after
noon Mrs. william Reed gave musical for married
ladies. Nine. Machado Miss Nellye Robinson and
Hiss Mcllvain sang. Mrs, Kendall wac one of the
guests IN the evening Mrs. Ross Winans gave a
dinner and aitcrward the party adjourned TO the
theatre to zee julia Marlowe. The Thursday matinee
At the Academy, % Little Lord Fauntleroy.r was
crowded with children who were enthusiastic over
this charming play On Friday afternoon Mrs. Robert
Sherwood gave bright little tea TO the Kcndals
Among those present were Mrs. Wilson brown, Mrs.
Ross Wlnans. Mrs. swan Erich, Mrs. Nelson Patter
son. Mrs. Hall Harris. Mrs. William Reed Frank
Harvey, Robert Lehr. Maurice Gregg, John McKim.
Gerald Hopkins. Walter de c. Poultney, and Mrs
Kendals daughter.
Another large theatre party and supper afterwao
were given tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kings
bury