The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24


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arrival of the 2 P. M. train.
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The Mutual Benevolent Association OF IT.
Maurice will give a Grand Ball on Saturday, Oc-
tober 80, 1875, at Stonewall Jackson Hall.
The second Jpbil.e procession. from St. MI
ehaers I'D 81. Theresas parishes, will take place
this afternoon, the services commencing promptly
at half-past o'clock.
Protector Junior Hook and Ladder Company
No. will give grand Dress fancy dress. mask
and calico ball at the Stonewsn Jackson Hall on
Saturday Nov. s.
The Orleans Skating Club will give their first
grand subscription entertainment, series 1875 at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening, November
5, 1875. The subscription tickets have been
placed at fifty cents, and ladies are admitted by
invitation only.
We learn that the julia Matthews English
Comic Opera Company, which was under engage
ment ct the Academy OF Music in this city during
the winter, has disbanded. This was looked upon
rs one Of the best attractions to be offered during
the season at this house, and the disappointment
consequent upon it's loss must be very great.
Mr.. Philip Werlein has kindly sent US copy
OF an excellent mazurka entitled Glen-Garden
Recreations." The piece was composed by our
talented friend, Col. T. 8. Hardee, and is named
after favorite summer residence on the Tangi-
pahoa River, near Chatawa, Miss, ninety two
miles from New Orleans.
The evening services Of the Episcopal Church
VIII be held in st. Pauls Church this evening, at
7% o'clock. In the Church Of the Annunciation
next Sunnay, and on the following Sunday in
Trinity Church. The offertory will be devoted to
diocesan missions. The Rev. II. II. Waters, OF
Toronto, will preach in st. Paul's Church this
morning and evening.
We are glad to see home again that pleasant
gentleman, Mr.. Philip Werlein, Of the noted Wer-
lein's Southern Music Store, on Baronne street.
Mr. Werlein has been absent ON business in Cali
fornia, and returns full of health and energy,
ready to serve his customers ia his accustomed
fair, honest and genial way. His friends will
give him warm welcome.
We return thanks for q kind invitation to at
tend the grand mask and calico ball, to be given
by that sterling company. Philadelphia IA, on
Saturday ev ming next, at Odd Fellows Hail.
The well known spirit and gallantry of this COM
pany insure an enjoyable occasion. The Com.
mittee of Arrangements are w. ]. Grady, M.
Finnerty, O. ] Miltemore. @. Policeman, r. Des
posito. Z. Barrett, J. d. Houston and I. Fleming.
The choir OF st. Johns Church win sing at the
morning service, Mercadante's Grand Mass"
The beauty Of the composition, and the ability OF
the members Of the choir, are both wel-known
and appreciated and when 1t is further known
H,at the singing Of the mass has been in contem-
x,ation for some time and that the choir have
faithfully practiced and rehearsed IL, proper
recognition viii be had of the pleasure in store
,or the congregation Of st. Johns Church o-day
1t gives us great pleasure to record the fact
that our enterprising and popular young friend
G. E. Staub has taken upon himself the vows Of
matrmony. On Thursday last, at the Church
OF our Lady Of the Sacred Heart, our friend was
married to Miss Henrietta Cohen. We wish the
young couple long and happy married life, with
no SORROWS to mar their joys, and trust that con-
tentment and happiness may ever abide in their
home.
At meeting OF the Mignionette Social Club,
held on the Doth inst. the following officers were
elected: Frank J. Letten, President; Harry
Wright, Jr., Vice President; Lawson F. Carrie
Secretary; Lou H. WeltrinA Treasurer.
The club will give soirce the latter part of
November, and, with that object in view, ap-
pointed the following Committee Of Arrange
ments F. ]. Letten. Chairman Frank I. Bohne,
Lou H. Weltriug Paul Villermin and ]. L. Cou-
lon.
Friday next, 29th inst, being the Eleventh An
niyersary OF the Restoration OF the Parish, a
special service will be held in the Free Church
of the Annuncation Race and Camp streets, at
half-past o'clock P. NJ, in commemoration of
this event. The members Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in our city, and all friends oil
the Free Church system, are respectfully invited
10 attend. The clergy will take part in the SER