Haverstock Hill, April 1st, 1864.
With Master George and Walter Grossmith's Compliments.
PROGRAMME
7 o'clock.—General Gathering of the Company (Limited). The first arrival will please to make itself as comfortable as possible.
7.30.—Music and Conversation. The latter may be varied by an occasional allusion to the day of the month—a practical joke being the "touch of nature" that makes everybody touchy.
8 o'clock.—Quadrille and Polka. After which, Mrs. Martha Brown (from the Egyptian Hall) will describe her "Trip to Brighton and back."
9 o'clock.—Quadrille and Waltz.
A few young gents in their teens, inspired by the Tercent-e-nary (see Hepworth Dixon or any other dixon-ary), will recite a passage from—and a very long way from—HAMLET.
9.30.—Quadrille. Polka. Spanish Dance.
10 o'clock.—THE JUVENILE SPREAD. Children under 20 not admitted.