New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

The Asacog Neighborhood Association must Ger.
tainly have cleared a tidy sum from the CAFE chan
tant and amateur vaudeville al the Heights casln.,
Thursday evening Shortly after o'clock NOT =
table was vacant and the overflow filed nearly
every open room The tennis court was decorated
with flags and bunting while Just above the stage
blinked unusual looking green-eved red cat
Serving as mattresses in the cafe IL Chat Rouge
were number Of young girls attired as French
maids They looked very smart in their black silk
frocks with sun pleated skirts and V-sbaped
bodices outlined by white lace. and their tiny bib
aprons and lace caps. but the men who neglected
to supply themselves with change before coming
were heard joking over the advanced prices Of
cigarettes ana Ices. Miss Marie Appleton headed
the list Of maids which included Miss Ethel
Adams Miss Kate Allin, Miss Helen Appleton. Miss
Grace Bedford, Miss Margaret Behr Miss Helen
BTuf, Miss AntOinette Butler. Miss Ethel Carhart
Miss Mary Childs. Miss Alice Crittenden Miss
Katharine Dauchy. Miss Marguerite Dumary Miss
louise Earle. Miss Reba Forbes. Miss Marion
Miss RuS isE urte HS55oepe Miss julia Greene.
Jennings, Miss Amy Knox Miss Charlotte Leech
latin; Miss Mercy Lloyd. Miss Josephine Mar
Harreite Ve S MIS- MIS- Ms Helen MIr2hegy Mss
Dorothy Noyes. Miss Mary Noyes, Miss MarjOry
Putnam Miss Dorothy Peters Miss Marion s1o%
s ss Heisn Stanton Miss Caroline sGnIbb Miss
IhuEston Miss Hildegarde Turtle. Miss Helen la
Miss Josephine ward and Miss orIena zabrisiS S
One OF the prettiest numbers the programme
the dance by Miss Weeden Miss Latin Miss
La Vie and Miss Miller billed the Famous
Danseuses Of the Chat Rouge who responded TO
several encores. Miss Mary &. Maxwell seemed 10
he as much 81 home in a ballet dancers costume Of
spangled pink satin as in her riding habit She was
seen in a "danse d'amour' and in a speciality
with Morris Upham Ely. Mrs. Simeon Baldwin
chittenden Jr, as Signorita Papita, scored great
Mile. FIancine De Marcy. In the one act
farce, Rubber Boots Mrs. Sidney Robinson
Kennedy, Miss Olga Doughty and Miss Jessie
stanton demonstrated the inherent bravery Of
by completely vanqushing the burglar and
tramp Charles Neergsard was. as the programme
stated most overwhelmingly comcal and irresistibly
scene, win the addition OF a shack served
equally well a meadow In which four hav-
seedeis-Simeon h. Chlttenden. Jr.. Louis Billings
Edgar u. Pouch and Lawrence F. Frothnghafn m
voices of these -Four Weary Warbers" harmon
tied well and they formed Z really fine qua rtet
! 'Mesmero, incognito, made several prominent men
/ the subject OF ms qulps. Then under his magic
! spell Miss Hoyt, in q charming pink empire gown,
/ gave Ben Bolt Finally. announcing he would
! hypnotic the entire audience, down came 4 drOp
command to stand the audience in a body and
sang Cheer IN. Mary The Hewlett Hadden
! < Co.'S Black Faced Nlghtingales gave several OF
Inere We're French ballads By Miss kogg and
John Reid sang Scotch airs. Herr
| flegende Blatter" doward Borden) with
! a sleight-Of-hand performance roller skates.
! Mile. LlauFe Patn. impersonatOr and the Wonder
| 1ui sun Flower Family-AIiss Clara Ogden, Miss
Mabel stanton. Mrs Harold Fish. George Schrieber.
J Notman-in their marvellous melodies completed
The programme pamist and a silhouette cut
sef were in attendance and did a rushing bust
ness. The vaudeville committee included Miss
lory and Miss Harriette NJ. Stevens The chairrnen
nk rms other committing We're: Refreshments. Miss