The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

and bnlustrahe. Hoafnd fugs aud etroarnore Of
various deatgua. reprraNnliag tho arms of NIL
Sntea and nations. A fine band wa there,
whien eulivoned thu audience hctimea. aud the
indisofi inmate moving OF mnRkera In the
crowd. tngt thor with the table attractions. tys
u highly pictureedue aspect To The scons The
Etnae performances eonslpt"d nf tablaaux,
which were arranged with admirable chill. hnd
tho lights abod upon each tnblean whrn In eR-
anistfe taHte. The following were tho tab
lHauS:
Titnnia's Court
Hculptnr's Dream,
Joan Of Arc.
'Oncopvenienoe' of Single Bleasodness.
Mnrk Twain Mt tho Grave OF Adam.
Art Gallery Btatuhry.
These tablenux wore presented ri gradunfea
periods between and II O'Clock. uud Justly
eloited the highest anpauso.
On tho othor sido OF tho room were elegantly
constructed booths. where tho iden nf tho on
ertainment wae presented Beg Rinning with
stop tp "i beiore re- booth repreasntlnp Wit.
tiers Mavd Muller There was Maud with
her Industrious little hepera. with their
Meta surls represented Maud and wore tho
rarne iaunty hat and air. md tho jttftge was
represented by Mr.. Phiip Rice.
Tho Dext table bore the name byron" and
on either side OF It were tho inscriptions:
Aud now Mt ienRth
Were Off for Tuekey"
.Coffee without tobacco 10 meat without eelt",,
And he whole earth shall be filled vii h smoke"
The booth represented Turkish divan on
which tho ladies were seaied. bedHened with
al tho gorgeous ornaments of he Orient. Tho
following ladies' were In charge Of this booth
and represented The ehareetsrs MieseR Minnie
Canney, Marietta Bantini. Minna Sehuppert and
Ida Jenkins.
Proceeding to the next table tho chropicler
waH confronted With Mother aooas in the MIDST
Of oil her troubles and In the best Of good
humor Of course. Tho story was told In tho
e1lgies preee nted and Mother aooae Mrs. T.
v Copeland moved amid oil her troubles and
tho little ones with admirable ease.
The next table bore the legend odd Creole
Days which conJnred np tho name nf Goo. "
CHM k,tf la1 n hrt In hnfI
presence Tho more prominent chnraetors OF
bis creation were mpersonated by Miss Fanny
Mas s. D. Poiers Miss LydIn Mehrtena DR..
Messy. J. I. Wasner and J. Manning.
The next table represented HuRueson'a Null
hoata'onu. with tho following l@dies mil Rentlo-
mon representing tho charaeLsra: The qmeen
Miss Annie Woolfey. hh4p 2. =. oninaudon;
safis. 1' Miss " Wood"y: i VIII Mita Ash Aab6rook:
maids Of honor. Ms#es Tomltn teirf Wool
fley. Cornie WooIhey II. Olie l. Frodarichs. y.
+ Flanders: master oil ceremonies a. l.. Red
= These tables occupied ono eide Of Tho room
and tho other aide was entirely takrn no with
tMiss Ireno Lombardl In all her hawltchinR
rnodesy end re'rHnnea, r,lI' Laedlrg 9 pora
gallaJ. Maggie Miss Ella Kanfnsl. and d1thW
Iienma4 mr. Tom KeNns)
Our Mutual Friend" occupied tho next
mirsbly nuersonated. Thete was Rogne Ritter
hood r. g. IIaddon). loosing as though he
wanted 10 SEQ inther governor Utte pnttont
Jenny Wren Miss McFnrlandl: Lizfie Wrant
(Mlea r. Albera1: Beltn Eitfe, tMiaa M Hailam1.
and Mortimer, Iiohf~ood.Mr ! Motrisop).
In Martin ChuzzleWlt Mtss fenLsuF waa in
imit4biy represented bv Miss Kittteige WidoD
L1.put hy MIss Adelaide White. Oh GhuzsiewH
by Mr.. Johnson. and Jonas by A. i. hloels.
At he Dombsy tables J,aa Wng renresenteh
by Muster a. Gilman Finfnlna by Mtae A Il.
Johnson Susan by Miss trsue Gould r. bonn
beg by Miss Maggie Beden. CApt. cutie by Mr..
Taylor.
next table whore he found fatcb RUNNER
medltaing sadly over his hnpites plight, de-
esrted and alone Passing qIieFly from this
all hs quaint attire. was eusorn. cred mud close
bnede him were SutOn ThpperthtW II CIarkl.
working indnstrlOusy In The Ioekelnih shop
while DpHv Warden Miss Corn Ba seyl sat In
wiliful beWchfulnese In the foreground.
Tho character of Ddrid fopp1d"Id was I'M
persouated by Mr.. +. Bartlett. DOrd nv Mist
Laurn Bibb. 10nes by Miss stockm ~. Betsg by
Mira Tebault. Hica,rber by II. O. Dibbls.
Old Curiosity shou. or rather tho Gharactars
thereof. was presented ~ follows: Graalfafie5.
A. Cleveland: LiHte NcI Miss NnItie Pltkin:
Guy Gardner Brasa N Parmelae.
At tho Nicholas Nicklhb table tho character
OF tho plece was faithfully sustained by Mr.. b.
!. Goodman hniike by MIR. Arthur Burbank.
Mss In CrcetV by Miss II. KeaiiDg aud Mrs.
Nicholas NtcttebUb by Miss Florence Smith.
Hrent Expectations wound up tho tahleaux
Mss Er@shdn being represented by Mrs w.
4. Gilham. PIP by w. l.. Wise. BfttV. the houee-
mud. by Miss D. Martin, and FaLeHe BY Miss M
KeainR
Tho Entertainment will be repeated tonight.