The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE THAYER CONCERT.

The concert rendered to Miss Kate Thayer
Jour native songstress) by large number OF
her admirers proved to be as great sue
cess as we had anticipated 1t would. Grune-
valid Hall was crowded in every one Of It's parts,
and the enthusiasm with which Miss Thayer
was greeted evineed In high degree the ap-
probation In which she Is held by our people.
Since we heard Miss Thayer last her voice has
undergone some remarkable changes; her
lower notes particularly having acquired
fulness aud roundness that we had hoped, and
justly, study and practice would develop, in
order to complete her excellent organization.
But the Improvement In her execution Is that
which we are. pleased TO- note with
more than ordinary satisfaction. and she
may now claim to possess. style. besides good
method. II we were inclined to be critical we
might dwell upon some overstraining In the
higher register Of her voice. but this apparent
defect may have been produced last evening by
or o determination to crafty her ,audienee
with the fullest scope, OF her voice. The
was ve charming one Sna the
SHARED by Miss i.ena IlItie. Messrs. Van Hui,
fen, Cartier. Bochert. g. Tyler and Curant
Orleans audience. AS o viUlinist there are few
performers of his age--for he is quite q young
nan,who can rIya him ;, None but az q, artist ,
certo Militaite. op. AZ. In ID minor.
THE FLORAL FESTIVAL
We have already noticed the principal features
OF the Grand Concert aud Floral Festival to be
given this evening at the Opera House. under
the auspices Of the ladies' Of the Association Of
tha Servants Of the Poor. Yesterday 1t was our
privileges to attend the general rehearsal Of the
one of the finest Of fashionable affairs. and we
advise those who contemp plate attending It and
have not yet secured their seats to DO SO at
ton Of the following gentlemen to the fact that
they have been selected to act as reception
Iames A IoGtta chairman. Gen n n Groapo
Col. Jno Glynn. Jr, z. BUCHANAN Elmore Dq1,-
, "r Ales tssssNP bss hndf Hv hoRGs
Hanna. Brooke boswell. John B. Lallande Ern-
est Nitenberger O. L. Walker, l.. W Perkins
Louis Arpoq ua Iaear C4n3ngs nsg I'LL
devielle. Walter l.. Bell, Amedee G. James, Jno.
+. Pollock, G. T. soniat L. Cenas.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
spading's Olympic Theatre Company In "A
Celebrated Case"
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Manager Hall OF the Varieties Theatre and
Mr. De Vivo, director of the De Murska troupe,
had proposed to give several performances OF
grand opera this week; commancing with La
weather, the likeness OF the season. and the
fact that the fashionable amateur entertain
mens will command large share OF attention,
rlans. Mile. De Murska and ths members vi
her company will appear In Galveston and
other Southern cities.
ROSA D'ERIEA.
The complimentary benefit rendered to Miss
Rosa DErfna, by eommittes Of citizens, took
place last night at St. Patrick's Hall. The au-
dience was very large and attentive. frequently
manlfesiing their appreciatiou Of the songs and
music by repeated applause. The hall and the
stage were ornamented with Irish and Ameri-
can flags, tas tefully draped. We noticed sew
ersi members Of the Beban Iouaves, Mitchell
Rifles and Irish Rifles in uniform.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
This evening vocal and instrumental con
cert and strawberry festival occurs at the Col
iseum Place Baptist Church for the benefit Of
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the church
The entertainments given annually by the
church have deservingly acquired the name OF
most delightful ENTERTAINMENT, Innocent en-
not fail to meet with the patronage OF our PEG.
ule.