New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14


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Duchess 49,. Clover B)dt
Knsye 'heh''"I ou,s M6ntan;
TMeedIIedise barclay Parsn:
Humpty Dumpty .'a Isr rsIs
Halter "ofss Scnesna
DornIouse An,o,nstte Erhar,;
March Hare .''' Grace Henry
Whs ns1'M AIssandra steven.
M9fk F ISrme Gouyene1r srnochaa
Frog Footman. 'C;sdvs FnSco;s
Grsphon '''''''''''''''' sns6n U,,s
warus t,onry scbwsb
I've nr snaaes Beatrice Pratt
Eve wo OF o, spades Evelyn wliherbes
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Duck OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;ee F~lov.
Joao .................. Edith Lsndon
IahSrwock Conrad ,Spddad
Knight William r. stewart n
JurorMary Appleton Gabrielle DGT ,,j sy y,S, Hunt
ter William r. stewart jr. Alice boran'' N@'e"ne
pe6@ DAVIS, bbass. hss%oh r Paan.
The sathering in the afternoon was large one
Children by the hundred were present WIN their
parents and the applause WIS Va a'aiahone OF
approval from tiny hands when had pFopaoY
never before applauded at an entertainment or any
k,rd Tho evenings programme of course, attract
Cd the more mature fashionable people VINO h'eh
every chair and bit Of standing room IN the largo
ballroom where there was regularly arranged
theatre The people as they arrived were ne' ~
the door by the ushers who were slrving Paris,
EVELYN NJ Bicknell Edward Lentilhon. william D.
roulke Howard Dickinson, William II. Brown,
Henry NJ Ward. De Witt Clinton Fans, Francis Z.
Ward f. De c. Cheshom, j. EVcrt Nenaeli' H.
Mex Ferriday Rupert c. King and George DC
Witt Williamson.
The programme Of the evenings entertainment
opened with a banjo and piano performance oy
E,rersor Foote IT, Harry Foote and Louis Agnos-
TIM which was followed by some clever sieght-oi-
hand tricks by Monteiote lsaacs Then came the
spielkartenfest or whist with living cares the
scene being laid in Prussia In the reign oil queen
Louise It opened with gypsy song. which was
followed by the grand entree OF the persons taxing
nor, in the game; a dance Of the court cards ard
Of the four aces and Joker followed. After this
came the shuttle and deal Eight pages. four men
and four girls, attred in yellow ard voIet eh'ere"
the room and took their places at the four corners
of the stage near the seats occupied by the actusI
whist players. who were DR.. +. H. Bos"of,n'
Thomas S Young IT, Berkeley Mostyn and F. d.
Winslow The first movement In the game was
dance by the four men, who went up 10 the JoAe''
who had been discarded from the pack ana VINO
had taken up a position In the centre oil 'He st"s'
to act as master OF ceremonies In the cut ZOE ue"
The joker then led the page. who mad the oea''
around 10 the side of the stage. where the cares
were formed in line. and the living CARDS were leu
out dance which shuffied them thoroughly was
then INDUCED In. In the shuttle the human ca'u'
are mixed up ard then the game began After 'he
game and cards had all been played the master Oh
ceremonies enters. carrying the colors OF the WIN
ming side followed by all the cards having me
oolors The entertainment closed with dance am
tableau, the winning ace being crowned Queen
The game was closely followed by the spectators
The persons who took part in the prologue "ei'
Miss Carolyn Benedict Miss Hanrah II. CROOK
Miss Janet de KAY, Miss Edith Jay. Miss Amy H.
Mills Miss Mary Stewart. J. Nelson Carpenter, ",
gypsy; Miss Harriet Swan, Miss Lucy Tpotte, M,Ss
SIa CLARE Edward L. ia Loring Hdreth Francis q
stewart, Frederick p DelaieId. Herbert Barry ana
'" In nth the pack Jack of cards were
Ace OF s Slahlo"as Miss Helena V L. Clarkson
40 = Hearts ............. Miss Caroline L. Goodrise
ace - s'nbs ... Miss Elizabeth T. Oakley
The joker was Z. Vail stebbns. The Diamonds
were represented follows:
Dung MISS Eslie Hawkir,
Knaye. fl. ns 49,
Nine de witt wiliamson
Mt.. M ,rssn IT, Jsyoas
Five. Carroll Gcltsoorousn
-Four Miss Marie A. DAVIS
TWO. Miss Clara irwin
The Hearts by:
Krs y, poqg ,,;, Campbell
Queen. MISS Emily DeiaHt.1
knave ."resyen2r AtsrouI.
Ten Miss Corneia l. .ro9ss
Nine Jules Nataoe
Franklin A. Plumrer
Mis- Ei!sahe'h Wei:
-Four Miss Harrie, Biis
Three. Jonathan ngersol
The Clubs by
6 Hng George va; A. M Mo1,. ss,
Ten Miss Julia t. pelsa+i
Eight Mary Haninston
Miss Lucy G BYRD
Five Charles D. c.eyeand
'iIss tn, $3.50
Tnree. ,arne,ns X egnew
The Spades by:
King Roland q Harvey
Knave Eefora e. lie KSy
Ten. Margaret l. clarksOn
Eight MISS Anna c Whitehead
Frederick W Longsellow
Miss Harrie, Davis Felowss
Enm Miss s5 SnSefe poSs
va, ga, am siSss
The pages were Miss Lucy Trotter. Miss Hannah
Renwick Rssnald Ws ,d Fra psr.,, G. Stewart
The Representatives OF the ifty-two cards were
in % S ees wn sne cares @
beautiful. and in some instances genuine Jewels
Torrance last nght were Mr. and Mrs Ornie wi-
son. Mr. and Mrs w. G. Whitney. Mrs. Cadwalsder
n 1S"S' Ms MF and dD Mrs John M and Ne
Thomas Hitchcock Mrs n pevereauN clan n,; Mr.
a RSin elan ' Mr. and Mrs John 4 Haaasn j;
| Mrs and Mrs Arson w Hard, Miss Hard MIR and
| Mrs W Watts sherman. Mr. and Mrs Henry
! t,lews Mr. and Mrs. u. Mortimer Brooks Mrs.
| Frederic Ciebhard Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman.
ir. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Kessler Mr., sqd Mrs
the Misses Barnes Mr. and Mrs George ,,, B. ,s ss
w Mrsss levitt Mr Mrs. william p Douglas Mr. and
Mrs Walter cutting the Misses cutting; pr snS
;'harles H. Berriman. Mr. and Mrs. n. casimir az
Rham Countess ri Brazza; Mr. and Mrs. yehn md 4
| Ms G. r. Hone. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Trevor,
Mr. and Mrs Adrian Iselin. ir. Mrs; George W. Wss
man Mr. and Mrs Egerton L. Winthrop jr, NJ
ww"wbod Mrs Levi l.. Morton. the Misses Morton.
Nr ana Mrs William Barclay Parsons Mrs. Ge ss,ss