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"A tn'ng oil beauty sa JOY forever
Thursday night four Tableaux and vaudeville
presented, to large and attentive sssemblage
with perfect success
1itania's Bower was as exquisite as a poets
dream, and the personages and scenic and artistic
arrangements were SO imbued with the spirit Of
''farie land that che legends of the elves in
memory in all the freshness and sweetness that
they had ere cold science and disbelief made them
myths. =.
Those who made up this lovely group were Miss
Mary Bid, as Queen, who looked magnificent
Misses Matte Hin, Dora J---d-s Jennie Ne,
and the little Misses Ida B-m--t and Alice R--h.
The Orphans Dream-represented by beautiful
tering angels-radiaut with celestial light and
beauty-Misses Lucy Ne, Blanche lows and
Matte HIN, was picture never to be forgot
ten The Illusion was perfect. We could fancy
the angels, just from the better land, laden with
spiritual gifts and graces for the atherless sleeper
communicating messages from the sainted dead
instng precepts for consolation and guidance
eense of praise and gratitude yelling up from the
heart of the beauteous child. May such "angels
and ministers of grace defend and comfort all the
orphans. @a .....
The Feast of Roses surpassed, if possible, the
preceding. "Beautifuli" 'loveyP 'charmingl
broke involuntariiy from many lips after the hush
and enhancement were removed by the drop of the
oriental richness of color FORM attitude and dispo-
sition together with the appropriate aud abundant
floral and other decorations beggars our yocabu-
larry. The beauty of its components each presen-
ted with exquisite TASTE aggregated snch scene of
loneliness and delight that the poets pen ard the
artists pencil could not adequately present it.
The characters in this gem were Misses Juliet
McD-n--l--the light of the harem, most re-
splendent light-Bettie G-r-d, Mary BID, Lucy
Ne, Jennie S-h, Fannie S-h, Dora ids
Janey Ne, and Marion S-w-t ,i s..
Jacobs Ladder was another brilliant and beauti-
ful picture, Adorned in garments as white as snow,
with nalf extended wings loosely flowing tresses
and ringlets, suspended in air beautiful as houris-
the angels, Misses Matte Hin, Lucy Nc,
Blanche Tvs Tennie Me- Fannie S-h,
looked as if by right divine they were the vertabe
visions which Jacob of old, there represented by
Mr. G. 3. C-e,) in his sluhlbers, beheld ascending
and descending the heaven disclosed ladder,
Before the curtain rose, and between the tab
eaux, an impromptu Orchestra, composed OF Messrs
b. Bloch, the leader, 5. Bloch, Dr. d. F3Wrght
G. Faxor, and W. A. Settle, on their various in
struments-the accomplished Miss Blanche H-r--g
presiding at the piano. discoursed most excellently,
ninety CHOSEN pieces OF music.
] After these four taoleaus were presented, then
was produced, py amateurs, the Loan OF Lover,
and too much praise cannot be awarded these par
ticlpatlng therein. Mr. Il. ID. L-w-s, portrayed
the gallant Captain Amersiort in very elegant anc
Trustworthy manner. Mr.. U. NJ B-k--r, the ole
Steward Swyzel In his hne style (tho suffering
mucn from paipitation OF the heart) Nr. Guy
VS. Deive, excellently and Mr.. Jno W. F-H-r
9 refer Spyke, IN such glorious way as 10 keep the
house sin a roar