New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
FOR THE BENEFIT or ST JOHNS GOILD
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS OF A NOVEL CHARACTER
To TAKE PLACE SOON.

TWO ENTERTAINMENTS OF A NOVEL CHARACTER
TO TAKE PLACE SOON.
Two entertainments OF a novel and Interesting cl'"r
accr have been arranged for the iSucht OF ~ Johh
Child whose noble charitable work needs 30 lhtFo
duction 70 readers Of The Tribune. They VIII uA'
place az the Carnegie Music Hall, Seven'h ave- anu
Ti0y seventh ST. on the evening", Of April - next
saturday. and the following Friday April 30 and VIII
consist Of a reading Of Tcnnyson's Maud by bWheey
Plat with an orchestral apartment spe'.a ~ ar
ranged Ly Walter Damrosch and rendered oy Nr'
Damrvsch's fun symphony Orchestra. which VIII also
play a number Of selections during the lntcrmS'iohS.
The Mcndcssohn Quartet Club will sing. and Cougtlhat
Palmer Will play the pnno.
Tho entertainments will be given under The patron
age of the following wcllknown ladies: Mrs. ".
Bavnri Cutting Mrs Il. Fulton Cutting, Mrs. VIII
liam 4 Duer Nh. j. Archibald Murray. Mrs.. William
Post Mr. Luther puntzc. Mr'. LucuS X. Wilmcrdng,
Mr~ Auri,iu, K0uuUc Mr.. william T.. lS'Hn, Mrs
Brud.h Johnson. lr. Mrs. beverley Robinson, MIS-
Richard Derby. Mr.. John Iunc- Kane. Mrs LydlE VI.
IIoyt Mrs.. Buchanan winthrop, Mrs John " Be'hInau,
Mrs r. J. Gross, Mir. Charles II. bergman. Mrs. H.
H. UolIus Mrs. Prescott Lawrence. Mrs G. II. COoter,
Mrs. H. b. Livingston. Mr.. Charles DC Rhnm. IT..
Ms Redmond Mr., J. Frederic kcru0chan. Mrs. Resi
naId ". Rivc~. Me- Whitney. Mrs.. Dousns Robinson
r. Mrs Elliott Roosevelt Mrs.. JoLn A. Lo~ery Mrs.
Roland Redmond
Mr.. Plat has a high reputation rs n render and has
given Maud In other cities with great acceptaliity.
Last year he visited Lord Tcuny and they read
" Maud together that I'm ij rendering OF tho
poem ls hA, the approval ~ the dis ishcd poet For
tho purposes OF this reading the poem j. divided
into Nv, acts and IL will be illustrated by eight
ableauN WANTS special scenery. etc. making, with
the incidental orchestral music that will accompany
IN. reading one ~ tho most -trlkng and effective
entertainments ever gwen in the city. Sir Edwin
Arnold .ay. that Tcnnyson prefers Maud" above lls
other poems, ana II l. known that he thinks no one
at ldIn-ef can read II properly The reading 81 IL
lv Mr. I1att with the personal sanction OF Lord
Tcnnv,on will lend sIc,in interest 10 these enter
talnmcrts.
- Johns Guild. which has carried on the Floating
IIo.i.I and the SEASIDE Hospital AT Now Dorp. :. L.
for many ycar- hn, lately undertaken to enlarge It's
work by establishing Chdrcn's city Hospital at
y, ls7 Wcrt sixty r,tsi.. and II hopes Ia chbish
other similar hospital, In those parts OF the city
,,lrr. thcy are most needed. An addition 10 the
,ca-ide Hospital building is absolutely ncci"d Ia
order 10 meet the demand, u the coming season and
enable tho extremely useful work done there 10 d"
propcrlv carried on. hi, viii cost $4,000. and there
. onlv "A small amount on hand avail"bl" for the
,,,r,.,.c II ls hoI-d by these entertainments b
rcn',nls the Guid's treasury, wll" giving tioo VINO
attend them their fun money worth. ,.,
The entertainment committee" consists or Wilhelm
T. King william l.. Strong. william lhd"th Held
waiter stanton and John 2. Inm, and II MAY 10"
added that these gentlemen have guaranteed mo
Guild against any loss on account Of the Two enter
funuciIt-.