The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
SPORT AMONG CATHOLIC cLUBMEM.
A Continuous Round or Festivity Marks the
Close OF the Lenten Season.

n SonttnuOuo HkOuno OF feetivtty hAarks INV
Close or the Lenten Season.
Tho Easter entertainments under the aus.
picss OF the various Catholic clubs afford theil
patrons little breathing time just now. Every
evening OF last week was signalized BY some
special feature. while vacant dates are con-
spicuously scarce In the schedule Of amuse-
ments for the balance Of tho month.
The adul population OF the Ninth ward ID
worked up to An unusual pitch Of enthusiasm
on account Of the entertainments be present
cd By the member Of st. Demands Lyeeum.
at tho Lexington Avenue Opera House. on
April H. A preliminary specimen OF the tai
snt was shown to a large audience at tho club
rooms. 344 West Fourteenth street. last We'd
nesday night. When the gathering was In its
happiest vein. John b. MoGoldrick. clerk oi
the City Court. mounted the rostrum and pro-
ceeded to auction the boxes for the coming
show. His enthusiasm proved magnetic. and
the sale petted the substantial sum OF 1892. so.
Father McManus. the reverend moderator OF
the club. secured first choice for tho steep 1g-
ure Of $50. President John F. Devlin bid S25
for second choice. while John c. Sheehsn OF
tho Pequod Club and James Mcclure gave the
same liberal price for third and fourth choices.
P.H. McManus and NJ. J. Seaman were glad to
i S1iT s nnm sfs@ Il tsT w sse k nsxa shS aSsn to p hid sa.
man 2 Il. Keahon OF the Ninth Assembly Dis.
trict for $50.
The leading features on the bill will be
Wrinkles" u one-act comedy. and "Hick'ry
Farm" a two-act comedy-drama- The cast Of
ff ). 8. MsGe idsIssei Z su !. R RSRS,.Fc {: .G csffs.V' F. F.
FfsnHie: Greene. and Miss Boyle. . ~
To-m orrow evening tine clever artists OF st
our Strateisiists. at tho Centrs Opera House:
most most s 81 tx resented it pertion All u t the h eSssf h awe
l'esn already sold at fancy, prices: and tho
P Tscsipts viii nr Be- w aavdtsd q 70 f the sene Th' o. sat the
assured artistic merit Of the entertainment.
Of Al in sHH'pssI1 iesst avRSe !a Sas 'p pIses s' az 81. Il.
row rSSA hight. The miasici RunS% osa tors and Wits
Of the flourishing West Side Club are getting
thSIr specIalties on edge for the gala OCCASION,
outlining it's programme for the summer sea-
s mood. f inspI Rsn By tie a ssc n 3 w vSIs s .t9snaed
their entertainment last week, The show ran
I Hosse 1l KnlI. IN and spe wssn sh ss enst S1sn ar onssd
fipnally the delighted patrons were ready to bo-
gin eyer again = ~. ,,,,,,.,o, ~, G. po.. .,
Iim 's;s p 1ssH 81 w yss EVEN iast f Fl sd So Sven %!
Ing Mhen h the ySopns men OF the Gash1iis As:
sSeia''G ana SfG 9esest Gm tne Turn ann Hail. en IL East
re liberal supply Of Ticket printed had 70 Do
Ss'oi suSS. oio viz. htSb NV
tenor by repeated songs Maurice Edmunds
was very, entertaining. Miss, May L Hendsey
delighted her hearers. while Miss Minnie
Leahy and Miss Maggie Riley secured a liberia!
share Of the plandits. The members showed
admirable training in the choruses and after
piece. and altogether the catering was on an
admirable acale.
SThe reverend moderator. Father Thomas P.
McLoughlin: was In his happiest vein while
comments. William ]. Bradley. and his other
!ieutenants were almost ubiquitous in pilot
ing the enterprise to its successful issue. FIX
County Clerk Mckenna's son John received a
reward for his enterprise in selling the high
est total OF 80 tickets by the presentation oil
valuable gold watch.
On tho following evening a large audience
Assem- hlod at tho Central Turn Eerein. sixty
seventh street and Third avenue; to witness
IDS Young, Mons sodality. The entertain
ment provide ed met with Unanimous approval
The opening OF gala week. at the. Eavier
Club has bedn postponed until April IL; A
MCKNIGHT ntertninmsnt. under the AUSPICES
OF q. James's Union: opens ct 81. yames's Hall
letie entertainment, ct the Lyceum 0per.
tho Colleen Bawn' at Lexington Avenue
Opera House April 10 are also prominent
fixtures In the same week.