The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Rr,IgP ron 4He Sourn. Tho Psomenadc
Concert and Festival held at Odd Follows
Hall. on Thursday and Friday evenings Of
last week, realized u very handsome sum. We
give the names Of the ladies IN charge and
also the report Of the Treasurer, Miss Mary
B. Shellman,
Cake Table.-Mrs. J. A. c. Bond, Mrs. j.
W. Reese, Miss Mary Boyle, Miss S. Roep,
the latter in rich brocade as lady Of the
nth century.
RsffesAmeni Table, No. Miss E. Thigh
man Us German peasants assistants, Miss d,
Mitten, Indian girl Miss Alice Fenby, lady
of1Tth century Miss Matte Beaver, Flower
girl; Miss Joe Beaver, Pocahon.as.
!. Table No. 4.-Miss NJ. b. Shellman, as Ma
RE Antoinette assistants, Mrs. Hurley !
Miss CLANCY, Queen Elizabeth; Miss Fannie
Shellman, Dolly Warden Page, Master c.
Moore Ia costume Of 18th century.
Table No. S.--Miss Maggie c. McKellip,
lady Of nth century; assistants, Miss Kate
Shrixer, Turkish girl; Miss Kate Brockett,
Quaker lady; Misses Emma and Carrie
Broekeli, fancy costumes; Page, Master {.
Smith, costume nth century.
Table No. Miss Mary Ward as Mrs.
Wesley assistants, Miss A. 1ingling, Pop
Corn girl Miss Z. Yingling, Spanish lady
Miss Clara Smith, fancy costume.
t4utt 4Nos S.--NAl1e mary AAbbH uorA1tAuA11
Misses Carrie and Alice Shriver, Miss Ella
Norris; Miss Emma Gorsueh, Miss NJ. Pear
sou. The ladies at this table were attired in
the costumes Of the last century.
Jacobs Weh-Miss Dallas Wood as Re-
becca, assisted by Miss Mamie Hayden in
antique costume.
Ffwit Tender.--Miss Kittie Noel in Gypsy
costume.
Florer Girls. Misses Annie Reifnider
and Winnie Smith.
Door Keepers and UsheYs. -Messrs. Louis
Billingslea, T. Clancy, Jr., G. Fouke, and
L. Winters in costume of 18th century.
Cashier.-Mr. II. +. Fiddis.
General 4ssistdnts. Misses Mamie Norris
aud Gertie Gehr as little Quaker ladies.
Report Of Miss Mary b. Shellman, Of the
Westminster association for the relief of the
sufferers by the floods in the South;-Expen-
ses OF Promenade Concert and Festival, held
at Odd Fellows Hall, Westminster, Thursday
and Friday evenings, May 18th and 18th,
For use Of Hall, Friday eyening.....-S 1000
Ice Cream, Water Ices, &c.....,..,- $3.50
Total $3.50
Receipts, clear Of all expenses. .......sl07. SO
Amount collected in money indepen-
dent Of Festival. ........................ 900
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Amount realized Sl64.5 IS
For which have the following receipt,
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Received, Baltimore, May 18th, 1874, of
Miss VI. b. Shelman, to be applied to the
fund for the relief of sufferers from the South
/ ern foods, one hundred and sixty -four dol
lars and fifty-6ye cents; ffty-seven of which
amount being personal contributions, collect.
ed By herself, and the remainder one hundred
and seven dollars and ffty.fve cents, being
the proceeds of Concert and Festival given by
the ladies' Of Westminster, Nd: assisted by
the Amphion Orchestra.
J. II. PLEAsASTs,
| Sl64.55 Prest Board of Trade.
In the name of the young ladies connected
| with the entertainment and the suffering peo-
pie Of the South, return thanks TO the citi-
zens Of Westminster for their liberal patron
age, to the Amphion Orchestra for their val
liable assistance, and TO Mr.. Geo. Fouke and
Masters Charles Smith and Charles Moore,
speciafthanks are due for their untiring eff
forts in behalf of the entertainment.
MARY b. SHELLMAN,
Treasurer.