, 1872-12-13

lego. The programme, as will be seen below,
ii ono OF rare excellence, both voca1ly and in-
strumentally, and the ladies' who take part in it
arc well known in musical circles as among the
best OF our home musicians. Those who attend
may rely, therefore, upon enjoying pleasant
musical entertainment. The excellent charity
which this concert has been devised to aid
presents strong claim upon the public. It is
accomplishing great and good work, and de-
serves to be handsomely sustained. Standard
Hall should, therefore, DO crowded this even
ing. Tho programme is as follows:
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8. Voice" Who's at Ny Window?". Osborn
1,ao on,.. Mrs; F. G. Hoa. r;...
SGfiss M;ss sttiis Roberts. '-s@'
Miss 4: I. Lsacis and Ars. F. Gilman; -,
rans &;,s na:s S;;as ard Minnie ward 9ha''sFs
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M;sss;s pepa asa;os and Ii;is Haos AA'an
Q. Piano" Tannhauser :" March. Wagner
Mrs. S. Il. Phelps.
10. Votcc-Bridnl Chorus from iohengrin Wagner
1m. BARRET1's BENEFIT.
At Aiken's Theatre this evening, Mr. Barrett,
for his benefit, will enact the character of Lago,
in shakspeare'a great tragedy, Of ..'othello."
manner, and the star will be supported by the
lending members of N1r. Aiken's company, which
is By all odds, at 1east 80 far as the gentlemen
are concerned, the strongest combination ever
regularly connected With any theatre in Chicago.
The distribution Of characters will be as fol-
lows:
1ago. Lawrence Barrett
0theno- Frank Iawlor
Cassie. Frank E. Aiken
Eoderigo. r. Pierce
Brabant1o.. Henry Driscon
Gt1l1aHo.. John Thompson
Alontanlo.- T. HoWland
woodruff
mssdea mes5engs1' g: Cline
anna Lanagan
TIE SUFFRAGE MATINEE.
By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that Miss Emily Faithful and Miss
Cady Stanton will address the citizens OF Chi
cago, this afternoon, at Myers Opera House.
Miss Emily Faithful, the distinguished English
philanthropist, has just returned from Ann Ar
Dor, and is highly gratif1ed with her investiga-
tion Of the University Of Michigan. She Will,
no doubt, on her return to England, through her
magazine, do much to introduce more advanced
methods into English schools. Miss Faithfull's
reputation as reader is weu-known On the other
side of the water, and wo are glad to find that
ternoon.
STAR LECTURE AFFAIRS.
Tonight Mrs. scott~Siddona makes her only
appearance on the West Side in the Union Park
Congregational Church, which promises to be
filled to it's utmost capacity. The programme,
which has already been published, Is one which
will call forth her varied powers, and as she
proved herself to bo Of an oblging disposition
when she read here before, she will undoubtedly
comply with the wish which is generally ex-
pressed to add to her other selections the Sleep
Walking Scene from ssMacbeth."
"olVer Optic" is to give novel entertain-
ment under the auspices OF the Star Course be-
ing nothing less than q lecture matinee for
children, when he will tell them all about " The
fortunes and Misfortunes Of Young Printer" !"
The lecture is to be given tomorrow afternoon
IN the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church.
Mrs. Macdonald has written note to Rev.
Laird Collier, in which she says that her hus-
band is slowly recovering, and hopes soon to be
able to fill his engagement in the Star course.