, 1876-02-13
SUBURBAN SOCIETY.
nTDE PARE.

Tha 4ah1acur entartainmant ciyan Thursday
or.a;na Nv t,,a ynunr Ynd;ca, 3I;ta Society n
st. Pauls Church IVES great SUCCESS IN every
respcct. Floods Hail was well filled, notwith-
standnp tbe inc.ement weather. and everything
- -. 49,, ,.,,oth1v pr,rn+1r at q c,c,,,ct
"ens On 'eis sAlo'1n's Aep'1' ~ = ~1o.'N
the curtain rose upon Inc uls' s'euo' fepiesen'-
h slied t1s mart CT "Nieht With oaoon!y digDity,
and around her were number Of Upright pa1-
=; .,,;,. IT, ,aa;ae +.t;,, r,.-t
t'eu1a, sea's - n, "nss' ~: w.. .e e -
being Miss Kate shunsn, Miss '1na Norwood
1liss Fay Calhoun, Miss annie Auson. aiiss
Glars TarIor. and Miss Murray.
,r;ss pa,1a Wait 90 ..rha Crack Heroine ~
-n1'o 80 ~ .,afr1 r,o.s haf,-a +1,a
neas apps'eu - ,oroe and v;,h H. s,roTa lifted
bods Of her slain loFor; aao' Win a"o'o niee''
she was apparently swearing vengeance upon
his enemies.
'tT1e Marchioness and Dick snlyeler," by
Miss Mary Barker and III. John Calhoun, was
very lifeike indeed.
Tho well-known painting Of Beatrice Cencl IN
prison, sitting for her portrait to Guido Reni.
was we'll represented by Miss Nary Barker and
Mr. John J. Herl1cE.
Tho next tableau waa an excellent piece OF
Etatueslue posing by Mlss Springer es ''Peses-
and Miss Calhoun as - Faith" Tha Immobilit:
Of the statues was especially noticeable. and the
ladies' deserve all credit for the patience which
they showed during two representations
4 bu1lesque upon Whittler's g barbara treit-
chic IVES given in very Imaginable manner.
Miss Belle Wait was +" Barbara," and very
youthful hero in abako and uniform rode
nooby as Stonewall Jackson. while the
s'rebel horde" Was made up OF the "Solad Null
doom " OF the village and humber OF Young
men. Mr. Russell read the poem aloud. and the
characters went through the appropriate acuon
on the stage.
The closing scene in the fairy tale OF "Cln-
derelln " was giren in fine style bJ ldlss Nor
wood as Cinderella, Miss clara Morgan IS the
fairy grandmother, Misses Calhoun aud Taylor
IS the enyious sisters. and MT. Molllnooks as
the Pnuce, who Tas fitting the slipper to C.n-
derella's foot.
The Lion in Low" Was one Of the best OF
all the scenes. though rue interest centred
more in the love-acene between the young
couple than II the decorous hlftatlon between
tie old General and his ancient sweetheart. M1.
Herrick Was the old General, MISS Allison his
lair charyner. while Mss 1oa Lewis aud air. Long
bad little realistic love-naklng IN one corner.
Miss Butlln as Cornella. showing her jewels
the GFaeehl-to her wealthy Visitor, MISE
Murray, Was very line representation OF
Roman matron. The same modernizad was
given by MASS Irene Maldron as mother OF tue
period introducing her eldest hopeful, Ari Mur-
ray-a fop Of the periodic Allss Lizz1e Mar
shall. a belle OF the period
a thrilling sensation Vas then created By
three scenes from the story OF Judith and Holo-
fernes. Hiss Wait as Judith, first was shown
presenting goblet to the hated Holoternes, hr.
RUSSELL Then she appeared with the sword
raised to strike of his head and tue third time
q highly realistic tableau was presented, in
which Judith held the sword in one hand and the
bloody head OF Holofcrues in the other. The
illusion was perfect, and the originator OF this
tsbeau deserves great credit for its ghastsysguc-
csss,
Scared at a 3Iouse rerreseured the family
cool Ni,sa Ieyie. faiutinc aWay 81 The sight of a
.tridiculus mus, while housenaid, 11iss Rem