The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-27
SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE
Song and Dance at Foye Hall
Brilliant Costumes and
Beautiful Women.

The long expected ''soiree de varieties, =
by society. for society, is a thing OF tne
past. 1t was given last night at Foye
Hall, before an audience. probably the
most brilliant ever Assem- oled in the city.
Evening dress was the rule, aud the ap-
pearance OF the room at the rise OF the
curtain was not unlike that OF one ID
which q sscrush"ireception is in progress.
Cranmer's orchestra played the overture.
and Miss Minnie Wetzler followed VITA
a Chopin Scherzo in b minor:
Clara Schumanu, has played with Seldl
and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
and mas altogether q reputation to sus-
ain. not to make. The verdict OF the
audience was certainly favorable, judg-
ing by the applause. Miss Gertrude Car
land recited, and Mr.. Albert 1. AT
yeschon sang. instead of w. A. Prime,
VINO was at first announced. Mr.. Ar
veschon's voice is of good quality with q
remarkable compass. and evidently IN
sympathy with his selections, the "Armor-
er's Song" from Robin Hood; Spring Is
Near Grieg's Itch Liebe Dich, an
aria from Guilmsnt's ''Balthazar."
s'THE Il AND THE ROSE"
The most eagerly expected feature was
The song and dance by Mrs. Frank Motion,
s.l'he wedding of the Lily and the
Rose,n 1t is a pretty little song, with a
s.schottische caprice" attachment, the
"capricen explaining all eccentrlclt1es In
the way of steps. Mrs. Molten's voice
was as bell-like at ever. MI. FRANK
cramme. was in New York at Mrs.
Henry Herrman's reception. The enter
tainment closed will a one act Come
dietta. 'The Mouse-Trap." with MISS
Maud Chiffon as a designing widow and
Mr.. Frank Molten as a lawyer ensnareo.
Mr.. L.. r. Dressler was the accompanlst.
The entertainment was Dut tne preiuGe
mast half past ten P. NJ. Cranmer's Or
chestra played Twelve numbers. and 1t
was near to dawn befor5 the last carriage
rolled away.
THE GUESTS.
Among those present were:-Mr. and
Mrs. e. f. c.. Young. MI. and Mrs. =.
q. Young, DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Pyle, w.
8 Movers. Shayler Connington, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith, Mohlton Apgar, DE-.
and Mrs. William Pyle. DR.. a. w. Brink
erhoff. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Grattan.
Mr.. and Miss Louis Apgar, Miss Grace
Connington, james Fielder, George
Percy, Messes Florence and Lillian Percy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klempp, Mrs; "
Hunter Brown, Messrs. Frank and Nal
W. Harrison, Edward Mclaughlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Doubleday.
Mrs. Carloudy, Miss Lillian Pearsall.
Miss MAY Schaffer, w. H. Speer, Jr.,
George Ioffey, William Toffey. Miss Dora
Toffey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Scott. Elias
Sisson, Miss Margaret Throckmorton,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Toffey, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Garrett Van Horne. Miss
Grace Toffey. Robert Rodger. Heloise
Hamilton Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard
Bunsted, Miss Louise Bumsted, Mr..
and Mrs, j.. Howard Bumsted,
Walter G. Muirhead, Daniel Bowley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mccoy, Misses Helen
and Mary Bray, Hiram Bennett. Miss
CoIierd, Miss Underwood Of Plainteld,
Frank L. CLARK, Misses Claude and
Louise wilkinson, Mr.. Melville Ship
mar and Miss Bjjou Shipnan, MISS Min
ME Brumsted. Mr.. and Mrs. Chldester,
| Mr.. Clarence Davis, Misses Cofin. Miss
Hattie Morrison, George Young. Mrs.
W. D. Edwards, Miss Edwards.
| Cantaiu and Mrs. Joel Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Doremus, Mr.. aud
| S5rs. Joseph A. Dear, Clarence DetWiiler,
Miss Demorest Of Hackensack, Harry
Adams. John Watson, Misses Morrison,
M. and Mrs. P. s. Van Winkle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beach, Miss Fannie Struble, Mr.
T'homas Bedle, George Mallory. Miss
Nav Miller, Ralph Walsh, Phoebe Eng
Iisb. E. M. Foyle and DR.. and Mrs.
TNlrFie.