Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Penny Club.

The Penny Club.
OF the First Methodist church, will give an
entertainment at the residence of Mr.. S. C..
DePass, 500 Shelby street, on Tuesday even
ing, May 28th. Ice-cream and strawberries,
twenty-five cents.
Grand River Excursion.
The steamer City of Augusta, John d. e.
lott, master, will leave foot of Washington
street, Sunday afternoon, going to Jones
Landing, Enoch Ensley's plantation, and
around Presidents Island. Good music on
board. Fare for the round trip, fifty cents;
children, twenty-five cents.
A Big Day at EstivaI Park-The Fenian
Picnic.
On Thursday, June 9th, the Fenian Broth
erhood give grand entertainment to their
friends and sympathizers at Estival Park.
With view of bringing together the many
thousands In this community who are favor
able to their cause, the Fenians will spare no
pains to make this a success In every respect.
1t is intended to make the reunion a source
ofelevated pleasure to those who partic ipate,
as well as cause for delightful recoll ections
in the future. To impart to recreations of
this kind the moral tone which should be
their greatest recommendation to the public,
a high order of music is indispensable. Ar
mold celebrated band is engaged for the &C.
casion. Approaching the happy influences
of the fair sex, they are admitted Free while
June the sixth will be the day of days at Es-
tival
The Milan Club Concert and Dramatic
Entertainment at festival Park on
Thursday Evening Last
Last Thursday night was enacted one of
the most pleasing entertainments that it has
ever been our pleasure to witness, at Estival
park. We speak of the MiIah's recherche
affair for the benefit of the Leath, st. Peters,
Church Home and Hebrew orphan asylums.
the evenings festivities were opened by
Profs. Arnold and Handwerker's far famed
orchestral, RED and brass band playing the
the SOldaten MdrSch, v. Faust, which was
rendered in such an artistic manner as to
carry the audience into applause. This was
followed by selections from our greatest
masters, which were enthusiastically received.
Those in attendance were 0w on the tip-tce
of expectation. Something never be-
fore presented at Estiyal was the
Ne Fire Shillrngs, by the Milah club. Ex-
actly at quarter to ten o'clock, tiukle,
tinkle went the bell, and up rose the beauti
full curtain, showing the first scene. A ball
room of societys upper ten, engaging in the
delightful pleasures of quadrille. The per-
formance was carried through with smooth
ness that was really surprising, all the more
so, in view of the fact that the players
had the advantage of three reheasals only,
and the disadvantage of showing on an ex-
tremely small stage. 1t certainly reflects
great credit on them, and well did they merit
the applause which they received. Soon
after, the large audience might be seen stroll
ing through the park grounds, stop
ping here and there to admire the
beautiful fountains or charming
lowers, during which time the dancing-foor |
was prepared for lovers of the terpsichorean
art. The festivities were kept up until long
past midnight, all speaking In the highest |
.erms of praise of their evenings pleasure. |
The floor mmittee, with Mr.. J. Leubrie at |
Is head, managed their duties admirably. |
The affair was grand success, the Milahs |
airly eclipsing themselves and well deserving |
he compliments showered upon them.
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