The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-17
SOCIETY PEOPLE TO POSE
THE COMING PRESERVATION OF
 GIBSON PICTURES.
For the Benefit of the Mothers Aid so- cicty-Names of Those Who Will Pose
 mt the Hyperion Next Saturday Even-

The following Gibson pictures, to- gether with the names of those who will pose will be reproduced at the Mothers Aid society benefit at the Fly perion on Saturday evening, April 22.
 "They Don't Even Know Tommy Ad- kins," arranged by Miss Sally Whitney Miss Sally Whitney, Miss Elsie Yan- dell, Miss Rhoda Sargent, MT. Gal laudet, MT. Treadwcll.
 His Only Child" arranged by Miss Cornelia Welch-General $. E. Merwn. Miss Julia Parmelee, Amos Barnes, Ralph Van Name, l.. H. Thompson, T. D. Hewitt. Roger S. White, w. K. Stewart, Raynham Townshend.
 ''The Only Pebble on the Beach, ar ranged by Mrs. G. A. Maycock-Miss Susie Leonard, Miss Grace Leonard, Miss Daisy Oakes, Howard Gilbert.
 "The Old Tune" arranged by Miss Whitney-Miss Sally Whitney, Miss Alice Walker, Yandell Henderson, Is- ham Henderson.
 ''Is Caddie Always Necessary" ar- ranged by Miss Whittelsey-Miss Kate Trowbridge, J. Edward Heaton.
 "The Night Before the Wedding, v arranged by Mrs. Max Adler-Mrs. Henry Herz, Miss Ida Kahn, Miss 1rma Strause. Miss Florence Kaiser, Miss Hettie Sonnenberg, Miss Bertha Mann, Miss Ettie Adler.
 Love Will Die" arranged by Miss Bertha Bradley-Mrs. Phelps Montgom- cry MT. LobdeIl
 "The Lady or the Tiger" arranged by Mrs. John c. Schwab-Miss Mabel Butler, Mrs. Henry w. Chambers, Mrs. Francis Hall, Edmund Q. Trowbridge, w. K. Stewart, Harold Cheney
 "'Their Presence of Mind." arranged by Mrs Thomas A. Bassett-Miss Leila E. Earle and Arthur Way, Yale '99.
 'The Trials of a Bud" arranged by Mrs. Charles S. De Forest-Mrs. J. M. Hall, Mrs. Arthur Lord. Mrs Phelps Montgomery, Miss Florence Hall. the Misses Parmelee, Miss Mackay, Miss Elizabeth Sargent. Miss Henrietta Whitney, Miss Mabel Butler, Miss Yam dell, Neal Kitchel, MT. Merritt, Phelps Montgomery, MT. Nettleton, MT. Henderson and Wilbur F. Day, jr
 Between the pictures there are to be songs, while for the picture appropri- ate orchestral music had been al anged for each.
 The sale of seats at the theater be- gan on Saturday for both the chill dren's vaudeville matinee in the after noon and many seats were disposed of. Boxes for both entertainments can also be had at the theater. The committee has decided that no extra charge will evening the regular Hyperion prices will prevail for both seats and boxes, while for the children's matinee tickets are twenty-five and fifty cents with prices to correspond for the boxes
 These ladies have consented to act as patronesses:
 Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Jus tus $. Hotchkiss, Mrs. E. Hayes Trow- bridge, Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, Mrs. God frey Dunscomb, Mrs. Max Adler, Mrs H. F. Sheath, Mrs. H. H. Benedict
 A delightful programme has been ar ranged for both entertainments, so that aside from the fact that the char ity for which the entertainment is planned is most worthy, the affair will be well worth generous patronage as an entertainment. Never have the two day nurseries been more in need of funds with which to go on with the summers work, therefore in view of this the Mothers Aid society should have the hearty, ready support of the public.