The evening world., 1894-05-25

Misses Bertha Diamond. Ida El!sberg,
Emma Diamond and Mamie Nathan.
who have charge OF the big benefit for
the Sick Babies Fund, which Will be
given at the Central Opera-House, Sixty
seventh street and Third avenue. to-
morrow night, have succeeded In secur-
ing Miss Lottie ellison. THE Little Mag
net" for the star of the occasion. Miss
Gibson Is now singing at Tony Pastors.
but Mr.. Pastor has given his consent
that Miss ellison shall appear, and the
clever and entertaining lady has
c~heerfully consented to sing her best
songs. =" like to sing for char
ity." she said, when asked by Miss Dla-
mond, "anl I SAIL be only too happy
to help the Sick Babies Fund" She
will be a splendid card. Her speciality
alone will be worth more han four tines
the cost of a ticket. which Is % cents.
grnmme which the young ladies will
offer:
Trio. plano. violin. violoncello, Gade. Messrs.
zentner. ulanor and Gober; air from Verbs
Weber; ''lmpromptu.'' Chopin. Emma Diamond
Romance from ''Giaconda.' Ponchcneli. 5. lloro-
din; .pallads vieuxtemps' and 'spanlsehe
Carmen Bizet. Theodore Drury: AndHnte from
Concerto y Minor, Goltermsn. ID. Gober; duet.
ton. "In the Workhouse," Mr.. Kopcl; La
cGrmencitn,' Mamie %shindel; LottIe Gibson. the
Little Magnet. by kind permission OF MI. Tony
Pastor. In her most popular songs.
A dance will follow the stage enter
tainment. DIR. d. Feigenson, of 2Ol East
broadway, hasgenerously donated the
programmes. and will give his services $
Treasurer.
Earle Lee, a clever boy artist, whose
line is character singing n VINO makes
three complete changes of costume dur;
Opera-House benefit. Other artists, who
have applied to the Misses Diamond VII
Dunn promises good weather for to-mor-
row night. That will help. too. -,
Prof. s~telniger is making splendid
Roadway in his Prepar2tions FOR The h
pupils OF his dancing academy will give
at Renwick Hall next Tuesday evening.
There will be very little xpens to this
entertainment. and, as many tickets are
selling. the Indication is that the Sick
Babies Fund will be much enriched by
the proceeds. Prof. Steiniger has nearly
100 pupils in training; At the feiep mant
there will be n programme OF dancing
with sixteen numbers on 1t. The tickets
are only % cents.
dressed tots. The Fund Bureau is at
No. 22s East Twenty-first street, and
Mrs. Roberts has nothing to give the
doctors who have brand new acquaint-
ances on hand but promises. A layette
Is n great convenience at Il birthday
party, but the free physicians are con
siderate and only prescribe some cloth r.
fiji their own prescriptions: Mrs. Rob.
erts. has been importuned for doll
clothes. and all she could give was
hope. There were 1000 wee strangers
in town last week. Less than 200 are
staying at grand houses Mrs. Roberts
wishes to have her compliments ex-
tended to all her friends, and to in
form them hat the output of the
closets. trunks and wardrobes will. Il
sent to No. 22S Fast Twenty-tirst street,
be made available for Little What's
His Name, registered on the book of
every physician belonging to the Sick
Babies Fund.
Subscriptions may be sent to the cash
Ter of THE World"
The way the little children OF Brook.
lyn are coming to the rescue of the little
babies of New York is very sweet
There Ia a fair or n tea party almos,
every day, and the proceeds are making
the Fund boom. Every boy and girl ir
town car have a "a in this booming