Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Milan Club Concret.

The Milan Club Concret.
Next Thursday night, at Estival park, the
young gentlemen composing the Milan club
will give an entertainment, consisting of a
musical concert and hop. Handwerker's or
chestra and Arnold's brass band will furnish
the music. The programme Of exercises is
as follows:
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PART II.
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To conclude with grand hop.
The Changers Picnic and barbecue.
The Shelby county grange association hav-
ing recently purchased, the old fairgrounds
property, have fixed upon the twenty
fourth instant as a day set apart for general
reunion, to which all grangers, farmers,
merchants, and citizens generally are cordial
ly invited. The challenge of the Bluff City
Grays having been accepted by the Chickasaw
Guards, the competitive drill for the cham
pionship in the manual of arms will take
place in front of the grand stand, at twelve
o'clock on that day. Fine music will be on
hand for the dancers. and ample arrange
ments have been made to feed the hungry at
the big barbecue, free of charge. Trains will
run over the Charleston railroad every hour,
commencing at ten O clock in the forenoon.
The Fenian Brotherhood Picnic.
The Fenian brotherhood assemble at Esti-
val park, on Thursday, June 9th, for the pur-
pose of giving seasonable entertainment to
their friends. The well-known characteristics
of the Fenians, their geniality, their gal
lantry, and their undying love tor fatherland
strongly commend them to the public. Moth
ing has more exhilarating effect on the
tired denizen than an evening spent in open
air, enjoying the ravishing strains of delight
full music and the genial society of well-loved
friends. The brotherhood show their appre
citation of the fair sex by admitting them free,
while the ''lords of creation" are taxed to
the extent of fifty cents each.
Library Dramatic Association.
The Memphis Theater matinee yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. The mem
bers of our Odd-Fellows Library dramatic
ASSOCIATION, assisted by others, gave two most
pleasing dramatic representations. Ten
Nights in a Bar-ROom and Perfection, or The
Maid of Munster, were the attractions pre-
sented, the former being temperance play
and the latter an amusing farce. Both dramas
were finely presented by the amateurs, who
won credit and applause. Did we not con-
slider it invidious to criticise amateur per-
formers, a close criticism would be in order,
and the amateurs would stand the test in
creditable manner
EstivaI Park Concert Tonight.
At Estival park, tonight, an unusually at
tractive musical programme will be presented
to the public. Handwerker's orchestra and
Arnold's brass band will furnish the instru-
mental music. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farmer,
well-knowo musicians, have been engaged to
appear. TIE programme consists of, selec-
tions from the best masters and will be rem
dered in a most artistic manner.