Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

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Concert to commence at 8 Pm
/ NO. 1. Overture, Bohemian Giri--Balfe
I" 2. Song, Alice, Where Art Thou
Hayes.
No. 8. Qulckssep, 10th Infsntry--Gib
son.
No. 4. Blue Danube Waltz--Strauss.
g 5. Selections from Lucia di Lam
mernOor- Dcnizett&.
No. 9. Mazurka (new) My Own, Ny
No. Z. Galopade, The Fss.er, the Bet.
] ter--Eaussell.
The ladies had full meeting yesterday
morning, and SO many donations were Iof.
fered that we have not room in our columns
to give the names of the generous donors.
and their gifts for the refreshment table.
The ladies were fairly overwhelmed with
gratitude on finding their appeal answered
SO quickly and 90 generously. The Exec
utiVe Committee are notified to be at the
building at 8 A. NJ, by request of Mr..
Lindsey, Chairman. The ladies Execu i've
Committee are requested By their Chair
man to meet at 10 A. NJ, il the comm ttee
room. The ladies refreshment committee
must be on hand at the building to receive
refreshments at 8 A. N. Baskets should
be properly marked, with the name of the
owner, so tina they can be returned at once.
1t is earnestly requested that all holding
tickets report the sale Of the same at the
building as early as possible. This is sbso-
lutely necessary in order that the comraittee
msy have full settlement and send the
morey away immediately.
1.-The hop viii commence at 10 P. NJ. pre-
cisely. The orchestra for this part of the
entertainment win consist Of fourteen per-
formers, and we venture to say that the
music will be of the very bsst description,
the performers being picked men.
During the evening dirge viii be played
by the hand Ia honor sof Miss Matte Ste
venson, of Illinois, who gave her life for the
sick and suffering.
The entire floor Of the building has been
thoroughly cleaned, and ladies need have
no fears on account Of their dresses.
Supper win be ready at Z P. NJ, and oy-
sters and ice cream, with good bot coffee
viii be in abundance.
The Marshals win report at the building
at 10 A. NJ for orders. The T. & P. r. &.
have very generously given orders to send a
special train leaving Lebanon at 5P. NJ,
aud on returning leaving Nashville at 1890
p. NJ. Circulars have been sent and distrib-
uted in Gallatin, Springfield, Mnrfreesboro,
Shelbyville, Franklin and Columbia and we
look for delegations fromiall ofthose places
ces. Lebanon we are sure viii turn out
literally az she always does for occasions of
this kind. The Grand Lodge ofOddEellows
and Grand EncAmpment have resolved to
attend this entertainment il q body, The
floor manages viii meet in the committee
room at P. NJ, for their final instructions.
The ladies of the 10Th district will send in
a handsome donation by Mrs. j. G. Wands.
Linck's Hotel will send in donation well
worthy of the liberality Of lis well known
landlord.
Gov. John G. Brown, whose eloquence
in the cause ofsufering humanity is so well
known, will inaugurate the proceedings by
q short address, commencing at the conclu-
sion Of the first piece On the bands pro-
gramme.
From all that we can see, this prone
made concert will be the finest and best ever
given in this city and viii be long remem-
bered for the beauty and fashion gathered
together for such q noble cause.