Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

withstanding the very dissgreesble
weather, was largely attended.
Sunday Night Concert.
There was q grand concert at the Ca
sino club hell on Sunday night, which
was largely attended, especially by the
elite OF our German population. The
programme was Internationally good,
and it was carefully ard brilliantly in
terpreted. The concerts, theatrical per-
foruianc and balls OF the Casino are
among the principal events in our social
life, sharing with those Of the Memphis
club In the esteem OF oUr people
WashingtOn's birthday Tonight,
The Greenlaw OIerahouse will be q
bisZs Of glory tonight. Prof. Mueller's
pupils will take possession OF il, and
make such display Sc has never before
been witnessed in this city. Al that
Taste and lavish display OF money can
accomplish has been attained to by the
PARENTS OF the children who sre to grove
the pro 'essOr's capacity as g teacher by
what they can DO as dancers The house
has been specially prepaI for the occs-
sion, aud We look for an audience that In
beauty and numbers will eclipse eny-
thing ever seen in Memphis.
St. Patrick1s Fair.
Last night fair wss given st Assem-
bly, hell by the ladies Of st. Pstrlek's
church. The attenGa nee was laIgs, not
withstsnding the very iociement wealth
er, and the receipts encouraging. Il will
be repeated tonight, aud should be lib.
erslly patroniZed, as the proceeds will
be charitab'y appropriated. The tables
were arranged with much taste, and
freighted with good things to cafes
recislly the ".Ssceshn tabls. Dancing
was the order Of the night, which was
iudulgsd IN until ! te hour. The st
Patrick's church fair must become the
center of attraction during the week.
The Fifth Avenue Combination.
Inview OF the inclemeut weather yes
terdsy and last night, very good audi.
ence greeted the Fur bish Fifth Avenue
combination on their second appearance
this season at the Memphis TneataT. The
bill last night wSs B ucicauit's grand
conception, entitled Led AstTGy, the in
depreciation OF which was in ro psrticu-
lar an exception t. the excellent manner
in which it has been previously present.
ed to Memphis audiences by this same
company, although we find some new
names in the cast of characteristics
preting the character Of Countess Ar
mande Chandoce. " IN which Miss Ada
Monk won such high pace ia the af-
fections of Memphis theater- gOsTs on
former occasions. To say that the play
was well received throughout would be
only repeating what we have always
had to say of whatever wss presented
by the Furbish comb natior. We sp-
mend the ca3t Of characters.
Count RudoIphe Chandoce . Geo. c. BonIface
Hector Placide.. Harry Hawk
George DsLesp ......B e. Porter
Major O'Hara .........F z w Sanger
Baion Mount GosIine....... q. W. Farren
Latontalne ...,.....-....G ' ryder
hanI
Countess Armsnue
Miss Georgie Langley
Mathtlde, Rudolphs's daughter by uis tirst
SuZaI ne O'Hara.... .....-..... Miss Marie Stella
Dowaser Countess De Chawdoce
Baroness De RiYonlOre, Mother of Armande
Miss Maggie Newton
Sophie ........ .... Miss Ida Lewis
Tonight will be presented Bulwer's
sterling play of Money, and we hope
that the weather will be such as not to
prevent crowded house enjoying its
excellent rendition by the Furbish peO-
pie. Tomorrow afternoon Led AstYGy
will again be presented.
For the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
On Thursday night next there will to
given Rt st. Peters caUrch q grand
sacred concert for the benefit Of the Sis
ters Of the Good Shepherd, who, as we
have time and again notified the readers
of the APPEAL, are engaged 10 a WORK
that, above all others, should Just now
claim the attention and receive the aid
Of the charitable people OF Memphis.
The mission Of the good sisters is one
that should especially receive the sup-
port and help OF women. It is one that
APP esls with peculiar force to their sym
pathies since Ii has for It's object the
saving OF ali such as having abandoned
themselves to life of shame are will
ing and desirOus OF rsclaiming them
selves by 'good life and living /" Such
q WORK ss this Is practical and prac lea.
bic. In other cities it has been attended
with good results, and will so here il the
men and women OF Memphis will
but lay aside their religious pref
lices and devote themselves to it.
An opportunity to this effect IL Opsned
to them by the concert of Thursday
night, which, as will be seen from the
programme, will be worthy the object
for which It is offered, and worthy the
acceptance of critical audience. All
the names mentioned, 1t will be seen,
are those Of performers and singers well
known to the public. aad are such as in
sure at least a satisfactory performance
OF the Promises of the programme:
PROGRAMME.
FART I.
l. Q Con Amoris-Duett (canto o6llgatol and
Mrs. MI es and Miss Kate Harmon.
20 La OaVlIA-Ir kOSslQl
Misses j. Barry, NJ. Holieran and VI. HltZf-ld.
g. Aria-SoprAu SOLO. ............ MeyeIbeer
Miss Rosa Barnett.
L. Adagio-Flute solo,. .............. .Kucken
Mr.. j. =. Wilk rs.
}. Infismmatus-SolO AID choI us. .................
-ROssinis Stabet Mater
Mrs n. Czapsky.
o. Pro Pecatis-Bass snlO. RoSsini
Mr. n. Petersen.
PART Il.
7. Quis Est Homo Rosslni
Miss ]. N gevney and Mrs. c. Mansford.
Elegie-NiOln solo, Ernst
Prot. q. NJ. Karch.
9. . SalutariS--Du6ti....... ..... erdl
Miss NJ. Hitzfeld and Mr.. N. Petersen.
10. For the Lord is Mindful of His OWn...........
-Aendellsohn
Miss Lizzie Walker.
IL. Hallejah Chorus.............. Handlers Messiah