The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31
SOCIAL EVENTS LAST NIGHT.
Miss Fanny Fern Falk's Recital at Warner

Miss Fanny Fern Talks Recital at Warner Hali-Reoeption ut Home of Mrs. F. Howard Russell Afterwards Beta Sigma Upsilon Dance May 5-Complimentary Dinner at Harmonic Hall.
 A large sized audience greeted Miss Fanny Fern Falk last night in War ner hall on the occasion of her recital. The stage, being arranged as drawing room, produced decidedly homellke effect. Miss Falk was assisted by Mrs, F. Howard Russell, MT. Julius + Parke '97, MT. T. M. Smith '9S and MT. Max Treuman. Mrs. Russell was the so- prano of the evening and received sew eral encores, but it was in the "Forbid- den Music" that she was heard to the best advantage. Miss Falk showed her talent as an actress. Her face is express sive and her figure and gestures grace full In the Letter Scene" from Mac beth she proved her ability to be or high order.
 Miss Falk wore a superb gown or
 
 light yellow brocaded satin cut en train and trimmed with sprays of lilies of the valley and jewel passementrle. Numerous punches of roses, carnations and Easter lilies were received by MISS Falk and Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Russell was attired in handsome gown or white satin with flower trimming.
 MT. Parke, 'cellist, was listened to with rapt attention, especially satisfy ing being his expressive rendering or Max Bruch's Ave Maria"
 A monologue by Miss Falk entitled "Behind the Sceen' closed a most de- lightful program.
 A reception followed at the home of Mrs. Russell for the participants and few invited friends MT. Frederick F. Norman, Mr. Albert Rosenthal, Mr~ Thomas D. Newmyer '99 and MT. Minott B. Osborn were on duty as ushers.
 The patronesses were: Mrs George B. Martin, Mrs. Horatio w. Parker Mrs Henry F. English, Mrs. Arthur B. Cheney Mrs. Arthur B. Morrill, Mrs. H. S. Peck. Mrs. s. B. Shoninger, Mrs. M. Sonnenberg, Mrs S. l.. Cady, Mrs. 
 A. Kendall, Mrs. l.. Rosenthal Well, Mrs. Paul c. Skiff, Mrs. Max Adler, Mrs. Austin Fuller Mrs. A. B. Winchell, Mrs. J. Jerome Hayes, Mrs. Herbert Randall, Mrs. M. Spier, Mrs. J. Johnson, Mrs. S. S. Thompson, Mrs. E. A. Parsons. Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. w. L. Loomis and Mrs. Albert Zunder
 BETA SIGMA UPSILON DANCE.
 At meeting held recently by Beta Sigma Upsilon 1t was decided to hold a closing reception in Warner hall, We'd nesday evening, May 5, to comply with the numerous requests of their friends. A means has been adopted by which so large gathering as assembled at the first dance given by this society will be slightly lessened in numbers, For this purpose invitations to the number of 300 will be issued and mailed three weeks prior to the date fixed to the friends of the members of Beta Sigma Upsilon and the first 200 who reply affirmatively will be the fortunate ones who will enjoy this most anxiously expected event.
 The dance will be in charge of R. S. !. Ian, A. D. Wilson and E. C. Hopkins
 A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.
 A complimentary dinner was rendered last evening to the participants who assisted in the musical services at the dedication of the new Mishkan Israel temple. An elaborate menu, consisting of the seasons delicacies, was served by Samuels, caterer at Harmonic club, where the event was held. Covers for tl1irty-two were laid. The table was handsomely decorated with flowers and shaded candleabra. Palms were used in the room decorations.
 Mir Moritz Spier, Rev. Dr. Levy, Mir N. c. Meyers and Charles c. Kleiner constituted the committee in charge Among those invited were: Miss Cronin, Miss Tessie Whalen, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Seymour Spier, Professor and Mrs. Rice, Miss Roberts, Miss Mary Sullivan MT. William Grabb, MT Blatchley, Madam Oertel, MT. Moyle MT. John Reilly, MT Spier, MT. Cooke and Miss Marie F. Ward.