New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
GAYETY OF EASIER WEEK IN BALTIMORE
LITERATURE FALLS INTO THE BACKGROUND
BALLS AND AMATEUR THEATMoALs.

LITERATURE FALLS INTO THE BACKGROUND
BALLS AND AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.
Baltimore April a, (speciaD more we have Dc
come frivolous again; once more the german ana inc
ball have come to the front, and, although we are o'
neglectlng our minds-fOr the Shakespeare anu iop
clnbss have also resumed their functions which were
Quilted by Holy Week, the gay entertainments N@''o
been far the most prominent The week Deean nios'
delightfully."- on Monday with fancy ball given by inc
Dancing Class at Lehman's Hail. IL was sot'e.
nm nv the Younger set but was attended by many OF
the grown up girls and by men as weil-notaDy pi''
Iota Robinson Miss Loulou Morris, MISS Sadle IIi0o
and Miss Marie Sterling But the noticeaOle in0iu'm'
of the evening was Mrs. William b. oguehS JAIL
People were not invited until 10 O'Clock, ana tne o
ing was kept up into the early morning hours Inc
house was beautifully decorated with palms ana hhes'
and the supper was all that the market could anor
After supper favors given during the waiezes,
and were attractive. Every thing was PINK snepn'
crooks flowers, pink bows with turquoise pms ioi oo
girls and scarf pins, pink ribbon rosettes Tor te e'
Among those there were Mr.. and Mrs jesse Iysoh'
Mr.. and Mrs David Stewart, Mr. and Mrs klngsoury'
Mr. and Mrs. John C. George, Mr. ana MIS- Nei'on
Patterson. Mr. and Mrs Ross Whistler, Miss Gerry the
Misses Lurman, Miss Sterling Miss Mclnvane' "aloer
penIthey John McKim, George May and many Others
The third entertainment that night was muslcao
az Tunsall Smiths at which Mrs g. H. Martin playeu'
Mrs John Carey, Mss Charlotte Williams ana Messrs'
Hodges Carey White and Smith sang. On TUESDAY
n fashionable audience assembled at the Academy 10
see "The Lady of Lyons" performed for the oenen'
Of the newsboys. 1t gotten up by George seOerI
and one OF the features of the occasion was the 3oo
,ttIe newsboys in the third tier, whose hurTahs ana
outspoken comments proved how they enjoyed H.
The Tuesday german also took place and was wen al
tended.
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hutton gave
dance at their beautiful home, AlexandrohSky, inc
old Winans residence, in West Baltimore Mrs Hut
ron WAS Celeste Winans. The whole house was thrown
omen and every conceivable place was hlled VIII
flowers Adam ItzePs orchestra in the music gallery
was hidden behind roses The hallway, with the small
rooms and alcoves opening from 1t, was used r Iol
tete- atetes and resting place after dancing. nno
supper was seated one, and aier tnat inc go d
was danced The fayOrs were charming Easur eeeS
Containing silver emory bags thimbles ana Pen-
wpers for the girls, and pencils and penholIers io
the men. Dancing kept up until late hour.
On Thursday at noon Miss Esther SoISton "as
small wedding breakfast given at her home aIter
ward to the immediate families and lew lhI4Iace
friends only, The bridesmaids were MISS EtId
Oolsf0n Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Amy james ana MISS
sue Williams on Thursday night !" The topic Gluo
met at Mrs Hall Harrs's to discuss Woman, Socilyi
Politically and in Her Domestic Relations" greab
deal was interestingly said each branch OF the SUD
iect and tbe modern nlneteenthcentury woman was
decidedly success from all points OF view
There have been also several small teas" 1Ven
this week by Mrs. Williams Mrs. Gibson ana otherS
Rehearsals for Our Boys" and the Pirates OF
Penzance" are also going on, though this has peen
| too busy q week TO devote much time TO them.