The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE CONCERT or TUE MONROE G1R1s' GRAM
MAR SCHOoL.-1his fine entertainment will no
doubt be gratifying success for in addition to
an excellent programme, and the performance
OF the talented young ladies of the school, Mrs
Mozart, of New York, Professor A. r. Taylor Mr.
w. II. Briscoc, and MIR. IL. Clarke, of this city,
row evening, at the Musical Fund Hall and the
great demand for tickets augurs the attendance
Of a monster ?. Stt audience @ on the occasion: The
Professor Taylor, who will leave nothing un-
done to make it one of the best OF the season.
AT THE ARCH STREET THEATRE the delight
fnl comedy OF ours is still having n Successful
run. this being the third week of It's representa-
tion. The success which has attended ours
from the first night that 1t was mt upon the
boards, is not n matter of won derinent to those
who have been so fortunate as to witness it,
Mrs. John Drew throws into her role OF MARY
Netley" great deal of charming earnestness,
while Mordaunt Marlowe, Griftiths, and Mrs.
Iion Of their allotted parts. Tue grand aCtrac-
tiOn of the play, however, is the scenery in the
first and second acts. The avenue at Shendryn
Orange, with accompanying view of the park
and distant country, aud the boador and draw
ing.rOom In Sir Alexander iShendryn's town
house, have scarcely been equaled within our
recollection; while the moonlight march of the
troops, at the close of the second act, is ex-
tremeIy picturesque. Tomorrow evening Mrs.
Drew takes n benefit on which occasion she
mas extended an invitation TO be present TO the
troupe of Japanese juggers now sotVurning in
the city. Messrs. Risley and Mcguire the
managers have accepted Mrs. Drew's polite an
vtation, and the public will have an OppoTtu-
nifty of scrutnizpg the "Japs" to their hearts
content
BENEFIT or MISS LIZZIE PRICE.-MisS Price 4
o favorite memberoi the Arcu Street company
.IyiQ shortly take her annual benefit, when her
~. S,'..nTds dc S-i1 have an opportunity of manifest
ing their appreciation OF sAe 4aaGys services ib In
"a asubstantial way. Miss tStGs mas oSIa!neu tne
permission of Mrs. Glalstane 70 ptopIce, Ior
her benefit, the beautiful play, Jt'HHg..g ,G,i
7hc CTetdR Of MORtdgRe, translated fro" tIt
French by Mr.. Barton Hill. This play will UG
presented for the first time here, on the occa-
sion mentioned, and other attractions will be
added.
NATIONAL GUARDS MILITARY AND CITIZENS
DRESS BALL, TO come off at the Armory, on
Monday evening, April !, 1867. Heretofore, in
this city, very little attention has been paid to
the getting up of a military ball in an appro-
pirate and magnificent STYLE This season the
Guards under the superintendent of a COM
mittee that is well posted in such affairs intend
TO inaugurate an annual series, and no energy
outlay Will be spared to give an entertain
ment which shall vie in Splendor and compari-
son with the famous Tiger Balls" of Boston,
or the Light Guard and seventh Regiment"
New York. Upon this occasion tue two ,-~,ya
nails Of the armory will be most bea otiir'iS1S
decorated and in a style of militr ~ oco,in,ITy.
and effect which has never con atiemSted in
this city, and every effort I'll Sc ood ~ an m
nance % Ine GotioFV at add 70 the pleasures of
t ,aio 3 20 p,"S0 Invitations have been eX-
SnEUG " al" accepted by a number of our most
.-sned officers, including Generals Grant,
" yade, Cadwalader, Geary, etc. The banquet
Will ee served in a style hitherto unapproached
within the walls OF the armory. The music will
comprise full military band and an orchestra
of fifty pieces led by Dodworth, whose compost
Price Three Dollars. May be obtained of the
Committee of Arrangements, at the armory, or
OF p. +. Abel. at Peterson's Book Store, No. 306
Chesnut street.