Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-11
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Amateur entertainments are becoming .
popular species ri amusement 10 Yanktop
and among ths various osgan,sstious .
R'ea. many enjoyable EVENING" are spent.
The social features Of last evening were the
entertainments given by The Ladies' Muei-
cal club and the Ladies' Coterie.
THE MusICAL CLUB
consists Of about dozen ladies' Who pos
cess talent 10 a musical way and desire to
meet for mutual Improvement and enter.
ta,nment. II Q club gave It's frst enter,si'.
ment last evening at the residence Oft y. II.
Gruber. producing the following
PROGRAMME.
1.-Duet, Ms,di Gras Quadrilles.-
Scbubert-Miss Cushman and Mrs. Cru
Der.
2-Duet. Go 90. Happy Day-E. Rec
| Miss Todd and Miss Cushman.
3--Solo. Hesvenl, Thouebts-Anber.-
| Mrs. French.
4.-Solo, LIZ Faef4 l%let,e-Jsne Gsrry.-
Miss Todd.
5-Solo, Feas. OF R,ses-Hcrvry.-Miss
Dewey.
8.-Snio. Will he Come-suMvan.-Miss
Cushmsn.
7.-Snlo. What are the Wild Waves say
ing-R,charhs Miss P,mre,
S.-Qusrut-Sweet aud Low-B4rnhy.-
Miss Todd. Mrs. French, Mr., Gruoer and
Mr.. Ihmsen.
These selections we're I'LL Of them ex.
Quisitely rendered and furnished an hour
Of solM musical erjnyment. At the close
Of the programme u couple of hours Of
dancing %ensued. and the party dissolved
perfectly we'll satisfied with the result of
the first meeting Of the club,
THE LADIES oTERIE.
This is an organization Of Yankton ladies
who are inclined to literature and music and
to parlor entertainments of the intellectual
sort. Their first exhibition wa given last
night at the residence of Or. w. A. Bnrleigh,
each member Of the club inviting . friend OF
two. The following programme of exercises
was very pleasantly and correctly rendered:
Annie Laurie-Harp solo-Mts. Par.
ker.
2-Tableau-Coming through the Rye
Miss Hand. A. j. Faulk, jr.
3-Auld Robin Gray-The story ofRobin
Was read by R. ]. Gamble and the charac-
tiers personated By Miss Sharp, Miss Burns,
Governor Faalk, Alex Sharp and Major
Elderkin.
4-"The Flowers Sleep"-Sextet-Mn.
P. c. Shannon (pisno), Mrs. Wolf (solo),
Miss Hand, Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Weber. Mr..
Fellner (chorusl.
5-"Doux|as, Douglas, Tender and Free"
-Solo-Miss Hand.
6-Archie Dean-Miss Sharp.
7-Tableau -Fausr's vision of Margaret
Miss Burns, Mrs Young, Mr.. Gamble.
-Charade-Nightingale-Mn. Young,
Major Elderkin, Miss Parker and the CON.
pany. Song-"Oh Could l Teach the
Nightingale'-Mrs. P. c. Shannon.
9-Tableau-With and against the Tide
Mrs. Esperson and Alex Sharp.
An appreciative audience enjoyed the
evenings entertainment add unanimously
voted it a success throughout.
SPECTATORS OPINION.
Editors Press and Dakotaian-One of the
most delightful affairs that has occurred in
our midst for a long period was the enter.
tainment last evening. given BY the Ladies
Coterie, at the residence of Dr.. BurleiRh.
The programme, which consisted of music,
tableaux, charades and dancing, was %
follows:
The characters we're taken by some Of
Yankton's abandonment sons and loyeliest
daughters, and were done full justice to by
all. Looking at our genial major, as mine
host in charade, We could but regret that
the army has robbed the travelling public Of
so excellent an innkeeper.
Miss Burns, as Marguerite, looked ex.
ceedingly pretty, and Miss Hand in Coming
Thro' the Rye. made an exquisite picture.
The GROWING success of the evening was
the recitation of "Archie Dean" by Miss
Sharpe, and We cannot but bestow special
praise upon this young lady, who is evil
IDENTIFY possessed Of much talent. Her piece
was beautifully rendered.
To the ladies We return our most sincere
thanks for a most delightful evening, and
one that will be long remembered BY Us
and all present with much pleasure. A. B.
The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 q location one door north of Ed.
mund's and Wvnn's bank.
Dr.. w. H. n. Brown, dentist Union
Block, Yankton.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Browns Household P~anacea.
Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer il
the world. Will most surely quicken the