Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
The 4 lheater ro.Morrsw Night.

Tomorrow night, Mr.. Robert
INVADE, supported by the Gilbert Sis
tiers and the stock company, will COM
mence week IS engagement at the Mem.
phis Thester. Mr.. INVADE opens In
his version of Rip Van Winkie. The
Gilbert Sisters are natives Of Tennessee,
and are therefore deserving Of our SYM
pathy and support. Miss Katie Gilbert,
the principal, is the very promising act
ress who will support Mr.. NJ Wade, and
we hope will appear in one or more Of
the specialties for which she is credited
by the public ST large. We bsspeak full
houses for the company during the en-
tire Week. Tickets can be had either at
the Peabody hotel or the Theater box
ofiicl.
Exposition Masquerade Ball.
Next Tuesday night q masquerade
bsll will be given at the Exposition
hall. There will be large attendance
al this bali, which is given under the
auspices OF S. 3. Robbins, l.. s. Morris,
J. 9. Sullivan, Amos Woodruff, A. Z.
Franklano, James Roosa, w. s. Bruce,
n. NJ. Jones, J. w. Cochran, B. Lowen-
stein, J. ID. Danbury, p. J. Mallon, Geo.
Hook, W. g. HaInlin, J. A. Fleet, Ce-
ell Mosby, Ed. Oliver, and E. Marshall.
A full string band has been engaged for
the occasion, and in order TO insure or
der the usual rules and regulations will
be rigidly enforced.
The Charity BaII-
A ball for the benefit of the orphans
oi the Church Home will be given at
the Peabody hotel, next Thursday even
ing, April lst. The laudsble objects OF
this entertainment commend ii to the
attention Of the Memphis public. The
ball will be given by the lady managers
OF the Orphan Home, who guarantee an
evening OF much enjoyment to those
who shall attend. The ladies' reception
committee consists OF Mesdsmes W. S.
Pickett, Hosea Townsend, Thomas w.
Hunt, w. NJ. Harrington, w. f. Har-
den, Thomas LogwOod, Jacob Thomp-
son, EaOch EDsIey, s. Mansfield, +.
BanEsmith, and d. ID. Saunders.
knights of InnIsfaiI Ball.
Tomorrow night the knights Of In
install will give grand ball at the Pea
body hotel. As tEis claims to be the
oldest order Of chivalry in existence, we
may expect au exhibition Of the most
elegant courtesy and graceful attentions
by the valiant knights Of Innisfsil,
creditable TO the character Of the MEM
bers and worthy the memories that re-
spond to the name OF the noble organ
lzation. Good music has been secured,
and & pleasant evening will be enjoyed.
KOmeO and Zip
Mr.. Billy Stephens, owner Of the dogs
Romeo and Zip, will shortly place his
canine drama upon the stage. The two
dogs have developed 3 wonderful in
sunct, which approximates human in
teliigence in more than one respect.
They will make their debut in a thrill
ing play, written especially for this pur-
pose, and Mr.. Stephens is confident that
the entertainment will prove successful
and interesting. We will inform our
readers IN due time Of the date selected
for the appearance OF Romeo and Zip.
German Benevolent society BALI
Monday night the German benevo-
lent society will give q magnificent ball
az the Turner hall on Poplar street. No
one can have q doubt SIS to the sgreea-
ble character OF this ball when il is
known that Messrs, Fritz Pfemfert, J. G..
Sleek, Joseph Emerich, II. Hempel and
J. Brown are the enteFprisiug gentle
men who constitute the committee, and
aIe making all the necessary arrange
ments. Turner hall will be crowded,
and everyone present will be agTeeably
entertained.
MmnnerchOr BaII Tonight
Tonight the German MRunerchor will
give one Of its Characteristic concerts and
bailsa al Cochran hall. This club is COM
posed Of active aud progressive gentle.
men, who have never yet failed TO rsn-