The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
MusIcAL ASp I.lrraAar ESrrnrAINArSr.-

MusIcAL AND ItTERARY ESrERrAiNARSr.-
A correspondent writes ia very crediiable
entertainment took place at the Town Hall in
New Windsor, on the 4th inst OF tableaux,
destinations, dialogues and pantomimes. in
terspersed with music on the parlor organ By
Prot Harry Sanders, Of Baltimore, who ap-
pears 10 be perfect master Of the instrument;
also several elariOnet solos BY Prof Robert.
son, Of Baltimore, and vocal solos, and cho.
ruses by the Sunday School scholars and
teachers. The young ladies and gentleinen,
AS well as the children, acquitted themselves
very credisably, greatly to the enjoyment Of
tho large audience present. Not too much
praise eau be given 10 the young ladies Of our
village for their interchangeable exertion in get
ting up the entertainment The exhibition
was given for the benefit Of the Sunday School
library. II is the general desire Of the peo-
pie 10 have It repeated in the early part Of
next month, and it Is expected that the next
time goodly number Of our Old Folks will
take part in i. In conclusion | would say
to those who did not avail themselves Of the
opportunity OF being present at the entertain.
ment, not to tail to be present at the next
Don't be so thin-skined as to the cost of a few
cents, and remember that you can leave no
better legacy in this world than that which
you leave for the instruction Of the rising gen.
Grafton.
PROGRAMME
Singing by the School. Treasures Of Heav.
en-; select reading, The Mariners Dream
Miss Smyrk; tableau, the Earthly and the
Heavenly, Misses Ida Haines, Maggie Buf.
fington, Maggie Engel and Aggie Dielman;
music, Prof Sanders; dialogue, Spirits OF
the beautiful, Misses Amelia Engel, Emma
Smyrk, Lizzie Engel, Lena Dielman, Laura
Thompson, Sallie Smyrk, Annie Dnrbin,
Matte Troue and A. Dielman; music, Prof
Sanders; tableau, Bonaparte Crossing the
Rhinei recitation, You haven't put any on
my Papa's Grave, Miss Emma Smyrk; music,
quartette, Mrs. Klu6sh, Miss Amelia Engel,
q. Norris and George Anders; charade,
School Day, Misses Sallie Smyrk, Aggie Diel-
man, Ada Vansant, Emma Smyrk, Lizzie
Engel, Maggie Eugel, Martha Diehl, L.
Thompson, !. Haines and l.. Maynard sing.
ing, Far, Far, Away, by the School; tabean,
Before and After Marriage, MI. Nathan Bale
and Miss Amelia Engel; recitation, Convict's
Soliloquy, 9. Norris; tableau, Rock Of Ages,
Miss Ida Haines; music, Prof Sanders; d.
alogue, In the Wrong House, Messrs. |. Bale,
John Burlington, ID. Engel and James Thomp-
son; tableau, Merry Weather, Misses /.
Haines, Matte Ecker and Mr.. N, Bale; mu-
slei trust IN Tod, by the School; conyersa-
tional reading, Misses L. Dielman and Sallie
Smyrk; tablean, Young America, Sterling
Stonffer aud Emma Maynard; pantomime,
Christmas Eve, Misses l.. Maynard, Maggie
Engel, Il. Smyrk, Helena Klufish and Mr..
George Anders; music, Prof Sanders; tab.
lean, Fortune Teller, Miss Ecker, Miss ---
and G. Norris recitation, Master H. Devil.
bliss; tableau, Marriage Ceremony, Misses /.
Haines, Martha Ecker, Messrs. George An.
ders,, N. Bale and Rev. A. Hibberd; music,
Old Maids Soiloquy, Miss Lizzie MAYNARD
Old Maids Tea Party, Misses A. Engel, Mat.
tic Ecker, Lizzie Maynard and Emma Buifing.
ton; music; tableau, The Widow, Misses L.
Thompson, Maggie Burlington and Mr.. S.
Stouifer; music; tableau, May Queen, Misses
I. Smyrk, Maggie Burlington, A. Vansant,
Maggie Engel and Lizzie Engel; music; tab.
leau, Country Cousins, Misses Amelia Engel,
1. Maynard, l.. Thompson, Ida Haines, Mat |
tie Ecker.