Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-15
GRAND SUMMER FETB.

| The Ladies of Dwight Place Church Assisted by the Gentlemenss GIe< Club Give an Interesting Entertain. | ment-An Excellent Program-Somt Of Those Present.
 A summer fete was given at the Dwight
 Place church last evening by the Ladies
 Benevolent society, assisted by the Fair.
 bank Mission church, and was largely at. l tended. A musical and literary program was first rendered in the church. The pulpit wac beautifully decorated with field daisies, ferns, sprigs of hemlock and syr. ingss. The first number on the program
 was solo and chorus, Charity" by Miss Jennie Klock ard the Ladies' Flee club. II
 wss excellently rendered. The members of the Ladies' Glee club are as foIlow.: Mrs. A. NJ. Griggs, direotress; the Misses Alice Twitchell, Mary Twitohell. Jen- nie Klock, Maud Klock, Mary Alden, May Fenn, Nellie Lamb, Adella Pinney, Chillipgworth, Leila Bradley, Anna Rapp, Mrs. Malcolm Booth, Misses Lizzie Andrea, Grace Watson, Mabel Pinney, May Black man, Jennie BlsckmsD, Bessie Klock, Mar garet Alden.
 The second selection was reading by Miss May Reynolds, "Aux Italiens," which she rendered in fine dramatic manner. She is one of the brightest elocutionists in the city She was assisted by MT. Metcalt and Mrs. Baldwin. Saint Saens' symphonic poem, "Dsnse Mscsbie," was next rendered by Mrs. Rossbslls Fronshour-Lines and Mrs. Charles Fremont Baldwin two pianos) In 6 most excellent manner. MT. E. H. Metcaf next sang Barnaby's famous tenor solo, ''The Beggsr Maid" and he won considerable applause. A ladies' trio, Dragon Flies, was next finely sung by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Griggs.
 The gentlemen's gles club next sang the chorus "Fairest Is Shs," and were ap- plauded again and sgsin. The members of the club are: Frank R. Lsugdsle, Harry W. Hitchcock, Frank H. Chase, J. R. North, w. E. Sanders, E. E. Osgood, Ed ward Savage and A. B. Baldwin. Miss Grace Littlejohn next played an organ solo. "Si Jetor's Roi, by which she showed that she was an admirable performer of the organ She WAS followed by Miss Reynolds in 6 selection from Mark Tvain's "A Tramp Abroad" which she rendered In an exceedingly pleasing manner. The Ladies' Glee club, assisted by Mrs. Baldwin and Miss ChIllingworth next rendered descriptive song "Ap- proach of Spring." and they were followed by Mrs. Jennie Brown Thomas in 6 solo, "The NightiuRale's Thrill" which was one of most interesting numbers of the even ing. The Gsntlemen's Glse club closed the entertainment with the chorus "Old Kentucky Home," Mfr L.ngdale accom- panying in the solo part
 After the entertainment in the church cake and cream were served in the church psrlors. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. Twitchell, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Sperry, Mrs. Fred Minor, Miss Caroline Sperry, MT. and Ars. Howard Russell, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Alden. Mics Mary Alden, Miss Margaret Alden, Mir and Mrs. J. c. North, MT. and Mrs. Frank Belden, MT. c. w. Clspp, Miss Kittie Clspp, Miss Minnie Clspp, MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Griggs, MT. and Mrs. Pownipg, Deacon and Mrs. J. Y. AcDer- mott, Mrs. .CarolineB Buckinghsm, MT. and Mrs D. A. Blakeslee, MT. and Mrs. E. W. Bald win, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, Miss Gardner, Miss Tisdale, Mics King, Mrs. Chatield, Mrs. Lewis Elliott, MT. and Mrs. H. K. Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Barnum, MT. and Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Par malee, Mrs. Umberheld, Mrs. George FL field, Mrs. 0. B. Gray, Mrs. Austin, Miss Rowland, Miss Elliott, Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Bsebe. Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ell Mix, Hrs. Bushnell, Mrs E. Allyn, Mrs. Fabrique, Messrs. Brown, MT. Mclaughlin, MT. McGowAn, MT. !sbell, MT. Harry MoDermott, Mr. Dennis Blakeslee.
 The officers of the Ladies' Benevolent association are: President, Mrs. c. G.. Powning; first vice president, Mrs Rand; second vice president, Mrs. D. A Alden; secretary, Mrs Durrell; treasurer, Mrs. J. Y. HoDermott.
 The officers of the Fairbank Mission cir ole are: President, Mrs. George T. Fifeld; vice president, Mrs. Elliott; secretary and treasurer, Miss Jennie Blsckman.
 The concert was given under the direc. tion of Mrs. A. H. Griggs.