New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
1rCKY TWELFTH NIGHI'
,,,xc EMBARRASSMENT At THE
EMPIRE
u,rssrs. CLUE rLEAsEs ALL ITS FRIENDS

.,,e, CLUB PLEAsEs ALL iI7
faA ~ AID PILES Up RICHES
-, ,,ant. the ivy green. commonly
That rare W. suggestion Of solemnty ana reVe'-
carries W. A. an emblem Tor lhv -,
entail pe"u,cn sooner expect the NY VI ''' W.,
cub one ta',.leaved clover or the WIG" h"NS' 49,
ross. 'ne ,. leaf that vas scattered az "0oU' w
vas r,eat-e yesterday afternoon, ," -
empire I"," so., TWO 10 six. pinned TO iape'S or
:, knots OF ~. ,los. il was made up into big
suck n'o q, was expanded into souvenir pro
b,uquels o. ruelfth Night Club must nave h"d
Cranes -, for the selection OF TINS emoIe"
sone t0v' mere thought of pretiineSs or JOINT! ~
byohu uh,ch could have been better server -
luck o. - member of the vegetapie AlHE"o"'' q
soae w. e. intended u typify tendency 10 '"Ho
haps a., ~ what is good and solid. or de'eiii''n"
hrn nO'H ,,rob upward. perhaps defiance Oh 'iie
ton and steadfastness to endure inc i's0''
ee'"' '.,or ~ Twelfth Night tsef. .,
TIE seaso 49,, that can put such an entertainments
Wen 600 az the one at the Empire yesterday
on !" fear even one Of Mr.. Dunn ; c!''O'
nee- oren when it really comes-and sue" o,-
no. ~ Nv, :, any emblem II may chance 10 prey,
su nsre as many people in the thea',e as "
lns,' o,sortab.y hold. and they were al siau nv
ooaa ond the club gained 5000 which II Is 10
dOub; glad 10 nave n,~cr
,p rrFFERSON'S REAPPEARANCh
iIs amusing character as GohghuE IA
eeighuu" ,,,, sbilings' was enough all alone TO
h"- - OCCASION memorable. He was the same
HAN w. entertaining. long-suffering. happy anu
ensAs, ,uckv and unucky. audacious ana tiiho'-
n'>. rsrer NJ love and gentility that ne was ""''
o" ~, nlayed the farce here some SIX OF seven
aco He received most cdpapie ASSISTANT
Na Miss Minnie Radcliffe Edwin Vary ha'I!
ron Tos.rh Warren and Miss Marion Ben
ham hey
~, The supernumeraries' as perhaps my -,
0' 20, IN be called, should also be mehuoheu ny
prefer ~ ~, - 49,, Miss BESSIE Tyree, Miss S'Gney
hA"' Miss Beatrice Cameron, Mss Lizzie
Ai a' collier Miss Bessie Gackey. MISS oai!
n-a Wilton Lackaye. Boyd putnam Eum'"
''a~ns George Backus. Charles Reisel ana MISS
Maud Monroe G. .arr,a,c.
Wv, 70 this in interest was the hrst
a,ph Robin Gray" 10y Miss Mauue ""rN'
., p.rls herself acted in it. with Reuben faN
MSS p"a'' t4orconrt Miss Banks set her actors
aN- task and also set herself one as tre
=, tho MAY by adopting rhymei oc'os!Id-
~. az her mode Of expression Blank Nt'Se -
~, more useful and easier 10 manage LOT VI
IL nurposes and in modern pay "''''
ss o,, Of twenty. prose l. better se"
p.rkss edition was. however, particularly S''00N"
=, o,ao- and IN the short act inc, "a! ny ~
anu 80 NV 5ensOrnc than might nave pccH -
were eS Tn actine was all simple and pretty. anu
pee'.J on The whole more tnah cViiiiI'oii1S
The pay U" rhirJ onc-act play. with which the
enloyaur andrJ was "Smouldering fires ny
Grace I1Vtsseo.,' ~ ~ Nine Agnes Booth Oh the
sC vas one which has become 100 TdrS Vi Ia
and !, was r taaries = Richman Nelson Wheat
W., Adela Neas0T Birthstone ana Nay ~ a.
Numerous % ~ ~ iii John Drew made the opeli-
rs "a asSress and William II Crane ia'eT TnT
Sngs i Sns Rar,lett paws Chauncey 0lcQt w,
1nA!WacDonald and Eugene CowleS ); T.. LCIS, =
Sslghie S.r ns Of TIE Lght Brigade" and De Wolf
The rn SitS CASE A. the Bat Richard Mans
fnyxs roonoogue was enjoyed as mucH as al! INNS
sIss and that is praise enough LOT H.
SEEN ~ THE LOBBY.
.,. s,ossea women. with their most charm
two manners and sweetest smiles. offered souvenir
-e and punches Of ivy-leaves to each
~.aon,ar and nine cases out OF ten the new
conner u he CHANGED to be man, me, inc P''''!
sf, and gyer with stony "l-iall-lo-SeeS0"
s,.-e which told more painly than wo'us -
countess experiences best forgotten II the Eou''-
woman. whose offering had bee" so se't' e'S
spurnea put her own feelings in her cha'c''I''
,nocke,s are out Of date) and remembered onl5
~, =, al hazards the club must be credited win
tho hypest success Of the season, she put on
still sweeter smile than the first, and carc.u''S
explaned that the ivy-leaves were iree' III '"o'
that they were gift, and with much Ce'eii'S
transformation took place. The stony STAR -
Ioxea into a smile Of approval; the little gift wa
,.- g,vsr was rewarded for her effort BY Inc u''
,ossi q. a souvenir programme, which was TO
,raa mn, was paid for 10y the young man WI"
tho feeling doubtless, that one sood tc'h uVSV' W
mother 49, ,oh,,
rn,u the performance fairly begun the lop''
hore more resemblance to cro"deu '''el U'
NOM TN 70 n theatre entrance. TIE Tnenbtr
NJ the club who were or the reception Az" '"''
committee made every one fee! that II was go
n ha there and Their appearance aiohs ANU
ruch N the br!lliancy of the occasion. ="
Alice Fischer HGrcOurt, general orec'o' Vi 90
testimonial was kept busy receiving cohs'"'u''
tons She vas looking remarkably well III " ~"
Of black Ottoman silk. trimmed win cream po'l
Venice lace and with a stock coiiar oil P@e ''u
chiffon Mrs Adela Meascr Blackstone "hoS
bright smiles made it impossible for many TO fes's
when she wished to dispose Of programmes VOL
aback skirt with a pale blue embroidered chlho
waist trimmed with French drawn lace. MI
Sydney Resented wore lgh, figured shh' u'.'47
with Point dAlencon lace MISS be.r,T ~ -.
looked charming in mauve ana VII WI stit Mis-
made with foundation OF puTPir sh ~ ~
Sydney Armstrong. who was seea Tor = shoi tI'li
IN the lobby and later IN the Gu: FOX s Vol gola an
bodice and immense accordion slee'e1 OF T I
SIX Miss Bjou Heron. who was one o. tmG 49, ne
uon Committee wore black garnisAcl WIN IA a.,
GER embroidered MULE and Point de zen "a "a .
Others this committee were Mrs r =. roo !,
N pearl-white more. trimmed with hiack het az
YET and the bodice Of the silk combined wit
canary chiffon and black Malta lace. which wa
family heirloom, and Mrs. Nelson Wheatcrolt
osack embroidered lace over shelI-pinh CHtoiIid
nk The immense puffed sleeves were OF SIN; an
me bodice was garnished with cut jet ana h!ie
Of the valley.
GOOD WORK OF THE YOUNGER MEMBERS
The younger members Of she club, who SOFA N
souvenir programmes. I'D themselves proud MY
william Furst looked ospec ally well. Her skirt
back was relieved by vest and sleeves Of motte
SIX on deep fail OF poin, lare from the shoulders
ana worn with an imported Jacket OF jettei blac
,essN lal-ge black hat, adorned win sever
MMylaiag plumes, completed the outht MISS Mau
Monioe, In black embroidered gauze ana cam
aaofe Miss Ella Starr. in black figured grend I'm
sns o!d-rose silk, trimmed with ostrich feithcr
sna Miss Bessie Lackey. in paie-Diue ottOha
ah with taDot Of silk lace and chiffon collar di'
p'sed OF programmes
"a. an amusing incident which caused many cover
a'es Was follows: Enter JP-tO-iate EOun
y ~sn, alone; Immediately. approached by charmln
:vsns woman. VINO smiles end offers programme
a. 1.s returned and hand is extended for The pee
" DASHBOARD twenty-five cents. please, softi
s.srnmurs the member OF the Twelfth Night Clul
s, s disappears. hand drops. and with low mu