Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-23
ton Of Aimee and her sisterhood ever

ton Of Aimee and her sisterhood eve
seen ia New York. Tney come to u
from successful tour in the wet, re
naming only for two nights (Fridsy anC
Saturday. and one matinee. The open
ing opera will be Lecocq's Girofs
GirofI, slready so Popua ar. Miss Math'
ews is the original Of the dual title
role in English" While In New
Orleans last week the Bulletin
bad tkis 10 say Of Miss Julia Mathews
"M;ss Mathews reputation hiss attain
Cd such promineucs in our city that
those ladies who have not yet heard her
in her remarkable impersona,ions are
anxious TO do SO, and will no doubt hail
! this, the only performance Of The Grand
Duchess, with genuine pleasure. To-
night La File de Madame AnqOt will
be given. The French habitNes of the
academy had been led to hope that Miss
Mathews would sing a portion OF her op-
eras ia that language. So far they have
been disappointed, and We are but then
interpreter in asking Of her to keep the
semi-cfficial promise made II kaT name
through the city press. La Fille de
ed1dDse AngOt, so deservsdiy popular
10 our city, would offer g fGe field for
this innovation, and we hope the fair
cantatrice VIII acceds TO the request Of
nsr many Gallo admirers"
ST. GEORGES Day CFLEFRATIoN,
TO ds% ls thS annlvsrsary OF st,
George, which our English fellow -citi-
zens Of st. Georges Benevolent associs-
ton will celebrate tomorrow evening in
their uJusl felieit9us style, at No. 40
jefferson street, The usual installation
Of officers will take place, after which 8
banquet, tosats ard speeches, the affair
wincing ~ with a.gTand ball. Those
IN chsrge have perfected all the. Pre-.
limiDaries, to tie end that the event
shall be in keeping with the entertain
nents for which the st. Georges are
celebrated.
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, COLLEGE
CENTENNIAL.
The Grand memphis Centennial ceie-
tration, in aid of the Christian Brothers.
college, will be given at the Exposition
building on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week, and we are assured that the
variety Of smusemeQts which will be
afforded visitors will make the celebra-
tion one OF tho very best entertainments
ever given in this city. The gentlemen
composing the German Casino and
Me 1nerchor he.ve been solicited to give
some OF their best selactions on Wednes-
day e~cning The public will be exceed
iDgly gratified to know that these
worthy gentlemen ha-e For- kinIlv
consented TO entertain the appreciatiye
citizens of Memphis.
DIR. HENRY's LECTURE.
n Hor
Assembly hall, Monday night, on the
Reproductive Spste77t, for gentlemen
only; which will be instructive to mar
ried and single. The lecture will be fol.
lowed by Psychological experiments.
See advertisement elsewhere.
OPENING OF EMRICH's CONCERT GAR
DEN
On to-rnorrow night, at 3A1 Adams
street, Rmrich's concert garden will be
opened to the public with music by Ar.
rods band and orchestra, being the in-
auguration OF the coming beer season in |
Memphis. The celebrated Vienna Sal |
sascr beer will be on tap, IS cold as
GreenlSnd's icy mountains. Mr.. EN- |
lich, anticipating all the beer dealers,
has made preparation for the comfort |
able accommodation Of the vast crowd /
sure to be present on the occasion-good |
music, tie best beer ever sold in the |
city, and imported expressly fer the |
Enrich garden, polite and attentive
walters, pleasant retreats, and every
'ther conceivable appointment neces-
ary to perfect this attractive place of
'esoIt as the mcst pleasant evening re-
reat ever afforded in this city. The
garden will be open at eight O'Clock pre-
'isely, and continue until twelve o'clock.
Special arrangements have been made
Or the accommodation Of families, who
viii be secure f'om contact with objec-
ionabie persons. The best OF order win
,e enforced.