The morning call., 1893-10-30

cubrooms In the Kohler & Chase building.
Many of tn cir friends were present and enjaved
the following programme: Cornet soIo, W. j.
Quinn, accompanied by Miss Tessie Stevens !;
Irish specaties, Lewis Roberts; recitation,
Mrs. Bowley; musical selections, Messrs. Pat
ton and Dopi; song, sydney Herbert; special
lies alessrs Carter and Manning; song. Wal.
ter j. Talbot; specialties. o. Stuart Clark;
giees and songs. the Star triO specialtes,
James Cooke; skirt and serpentine dances, the
Misses Clarke The National band also gave
several pleasing selections. Dancing was in
dulged in after The entertainment and refresh
meuts were served.
These ladies' nights Will be continued during
the winter. The National Club will attend the
high links of The Fremont Club on Tuesday
evening, November z.
A Pound Party.
The patrons of Scottish Hall Academy as
sembed In large numbers on Wednesday even
ing last 10 participate IN the pleasures of the
dance and render assistance In The work OF
demolishng the bounlifni supply of GeIcacies
provided by the pupils. The WELL selected pro-
gramme was heartily enjoyed by all present
and the orchestra was the recipient OF much
applause for the mastery m amer in which the
selections were performed.
AT 1870 O'Clock the grand march was
formed, when he company. following the direc-
ton of the leaders. Miss Z. Rockwell and L. r.
Newton. vacated the main hall, continuing the
march through the corridors OF the building
until the banquet hall was reached, wherein the
long rows of tables displayed tempting array
of comestbes which pleased the inner man.
After artaking nrartily of he good cheer an
adjournment was made to the ballroom where
dancing was INDUCED In till after the midnight
hour. One OF the features of the entertainment
was the characteristic Hungarian national
dance executed by Miss Lola OBrien.
Juvenile Dancing Exhibition.
The pupils of the Misses Shean gave an exhi-
bition last Saturday evening in their dancing
academy at franklin Hall. There was large
attendance Of relatives and friends of the par
Elephants, whose graceful efforts to please them
were highly enjoyed. The programme was as
follows:
March and polka, by the class; "Peasant Ca
chuca," Misses Nellie Burress, Gussie Jack
son and Master Tom O'Day; "Roseate," +" Misses
Jennie and Mamie Cron an, iambourine dance:
Miss IDA Cronan; - Lovers QUARREL"
Misses Hazel Hammond, Pearl Allen, Selma
minuet, Misses Grace Shean Jennie Cronan,
Nellie Sullivan. Mamie Cionan Nellie Burress,
Masters Frank shean. Tom ODay. Raymond
kennedy; fshers hornpipe, Misses Edith
Barry, Gertrude Doberty and Master Cornell
Kennedy; song and dance, Miss Ida Cronan ;
Scotch fling, The Misses Bessie and Pearl Allen |;
Oxford minuet by the Glass; fovers polka, Miss
Kale Sullivan, Miss May OConnor. Master
Griffith Kennedy, Master Charles O'Connor,
gayety skirtdance, Miss Grace Shean I;
song and dance. Miss Nellie Burrrss; Com
irish washerwoman, Miss Evie Herman /;
Spanish Yorke, by the class; Sailors hornppe,
Misses Mamie and Jennie Cronan; Spanish
fan dance, Miss Bessie Allen: Hungarian
ballet, Misses Gussie Jackson and Nellie
Burress. Masters Frank SEean and Tom O'Day;
hornpipe, Misses Ida Crouan, Evie Herman,
Selma Feeey, Dora Steinhagen; la
cachuca. Miss Nellie sullivan; scarf
dance, Misses Virginia Stack Nellie Buuess,
GuSsIe Jacs son, Annie Daley. Nettie Burns:
tambourine dance. the Misses Jennir ana
Mamie CrOnan. Masters Tom ODay and Frank
Shean; tarautella, Misses Ann- Kreth, Vir-
GINA Stack Gussie Jackson and Nellie Bur-
ress: highland schottische, by the class; CO.
Quette. Misses Vera Elton and Bessie Allen !;
Spanish lady cachuca, Miss Grace Shean !;
columbian hornppe (by the teacheD, Miss
Annie Shean. assisted by her pupils, Misses
Marguerite Morrisey. Annie Kreth. Nettie
Burns, Virginia Stack, Jennie Ctonan. Annie
Daley, NelIia BurTess and GnSsie jackson.