The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17
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paottrons Sa which should have been a0eosaee Nj
True, moneyroftlate shss not been very pisn1s
fol- but thers has bsen no sueh scarcity % one
would infer from athe' very slim attendance
every eve ning sttYcsam Hall gWe TANK ,h L
proper to specially NOTE this feet, that the peo'
PIE, knowing the true state of affeifs, msy DO
induced to extend o helping hand to the sis-
ters of Mount Carmel In feedin and educating
the many orphans how dependant npon their
care. I'VE hope that every generous heart in
this community will SO act, during the eoninga
week, that, in our 4nexta issne VIC will FepeEt
large attendAnces and hsndsome receipts
| u Independent of the fact, that in giving TO
the poor orphahs they lend 70 the LORD, PET,
sons shpbid best Ia inind that they win get'a
| proportionate return for their Expenditures
| for every evening there are scenic representa-
| tions, amusing dialogues, beautiful plays and
most excellent singing. Besides, one has many
chances of occurring p ans prize in either OF the
I rallies Among other valuable articles, is q.
beautiful silver punch bowl, TO be given TO the
hotel receiving the greatest number OF ballots
The enamolled locket, which is being contested
for by Misses Annie Mccarthy and N. Terry, 10
on exhibition at tho Orphans Table" A very
handsome gold watch will become the property
of that one of the following young ladies VINO
: will receive the largest vote: Misses Carrie
Walsh, M. Jones, Nellie Derbaua and Emma
Cooper. A magnificent gold cane will bs
}, given to the gentleman whose friends are she
| most generous. At present Mr.. Tim. ONeiii
- and Major Burke seem to head the list of con
y testants. ,.',.- -.-s.eaa'N ...' y; :.
i By way Of concluding this report, we vii
A. give a short resume of the entertainments OF
is fered last Sunday and Tuesday evenings. "
9 the first mentioned evening, Miss T. Canno'
=. gnve grand concert, which was enthusiast
h caily received. This lady has been 50 ofte
1e and pIeasurably listened to- that We need nc
~ write how che sang The most noticeable
Of her assistants were Miss M. Kennedy and
charming Creole lady, whose name we d'd NJ
a.. learn. Notwithstanding that it had been b
las frat appearance, Miss Kennedy sang sweet
OF many favorite ballads The other lady UNIQUE
.h tionailv deserved the repeated applauses " hi'
est abe received. Her selection was Perle
We gem. embracing the greatest variety in mea
ny; ,,a and EXPRESSION Her transition from jo
md fnI to minor chords was easy and elegant L
rue tr;1,s were perfect and the recitative passag
ur- r.-.
rem no less SO. .
yer The same evening there "eFe se'oiai We"
are fnl recitations the most praisevorthy Dea
this those of Misses L. Byrnes and J. Doyle. Th
tied vouup ladies are decidedly good elocutioni'
Ame Tpeaday evening brought most anus
tian -. .,,.,ad hv several Young ladies, anne
nral OK 1ha' P'"s 49,. C.,,o, FL,
FOUR whom. VIC nobieeo Hai''0" -
it de Bvruss, Doyle and Gardner They were v
anu we'll up IN their parts, playing with great
. of and fne reading variety OF pieces
they performed on the piano by the lady visisor
9: so During the ensuing week there will
a'S' series Of entertainments, consisting Of so
~ reoitstions, dialogues, etc. On. ,Wednea
sion. e'e"''s 1H =, E,;a.s aven;,y the In
.l ~" the fair proper, another grand concert WI
oaee' given under the irnmed, ate supervision OF
stho- 60 ~, - ,,doart win commence ut 8
peo- 800. a@-7 717 ~ -. '.. "a D..
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