The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
AMUBEME NTS.
Academy of Music.

Academy Oh MuBlc.
The Colvilles appeared Last night Ia the
burlesuue entitled the Glass Slipper, better
known M Cinderella, and gave highly on
tertaiping performance. The entire company
did we'll. M lss Ada Lee Miss Kate Everleigb,
M lss Ella Chapman and Miss Carrie McHen-
ry, however, particularly distinguished them
selves. and Miss Enc kosenl made u charm
Ing and captivating Cinderella.
The bureaQue Ia fun of life and movement,
has plenty Of fun In 1t, and the costumes are
magnificent. IL WAS unanimously declared
to be- tho best thing tho company has given
this season.
IL will DO repeated at the matinee today.
and should draw q full house. Tonight Rob-
lnson Cruso will be presented.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
The SUCCESS Of Adelaide Nelson continues
undated, and we have to record another 1uil
and brilliant house on the occasion OF her last
performances. last evening. Of "As you Like
The farewell appearances OF the dlstin-
Qutshed actress take place to-day, at the
matinee and at night. At each performance
Bulwer's splendid comedy OF the Lady
of Lyons will be presented, and II there is
even comfortable standing room ut either we
will BIO much surprised.
sEANUE MUSICALE.
We have received kind invitation from
Madame M. Samuel Marguerite Elie1, to
attend n seance musicale to be given for her
pupils this evening ut arunewald Hal, md
for which we return our thanks.
THE MIDNIGHT JEWELLERS.
or oil tho balls aud soirees given last night,
none was better attended or more brilliantly
patronlzed than that given by the Midnight
Jewellers. The vt. Charles Theatre parqnette
had been levelled with the stage In order to
give sufficient room for the dancers. but hard
~ was there any turning room for the devO-
"Ex,SN
tipped the enstern sky with her rosy fingers
there were still many who fingered Der the
pleasures Of the dance.
CLAIBORNE SOCIAL CLUB.
Masonic Hall Witnessed last night, on the
occasion OF st. Joseph's night, u scene OF
revelry and enjoyment. The Claiborne Social
Club who never do things by halves, enter
Gers Of the club are: President, Victor Maui
herret: vice president Jno j. Cronan treas
urer. Jerry Pnce; financial secretary. H. O..
Finck; recording secretary, L. Z. Calleja;
grand marshal, Jack Lowry.
EXCELSIOR GLEE CLUB
At the Crescent Hall there was an as
semblaRe OF beauty and Chtvnlry on the OF
casion Of the celebration Of 81. Joseph's day
by the Excelsior Glee Club. The early hours
OF morn still found the members Of the club
and their acquaintance enjoying the pleas
ures OF the dance
CAXADOHES DE OKHEAkS.
This staunch and well-known company
give n grand 'soiree dansante' ut Odd Fol-
lows Hall. and, Judging from the attend
ance, they and their guests must have had
gay time in passing st. yoseph's night.
The Cazadores comprise men, and are
of1ic red as follows: Captain, Jose Llado
first lieutenant, Bentura PUG; second lieut.
enant. Jaime PoiDs; snb-leutenant.. Jaime
Anglade; sub-leutepant, z. j. Lubin; or
derby sergeant, Emile Pou.
IVY SOCIAL CLUB.
The young ladies' and gentlemen's Ivy 30
| Clal Club gave n sOirce dnnadnke at tho Screw
mems Hall. corner Of Bienvlle and Exchange
the music OF the band melted the lovers d
the dance to renew their efforts in the terpsi
chorenn pastlme. Tho officers Of the club
are: President, II. Weber; vice president
Mics Kate Fow; treasurer, Miss Mary Hack
EFT; secretary Geo. Taylor. The supper was
under tho management OF Mr.. q. q. KOechel
the well-known caterer OF Customhoust
street
| YOUNG MEMS BENEvoL ASSOCIATION.
The grand fancy dress and mask ball o
| the Young Mems Benevolent Association
drew large crowd at Exposition Hall las
night. 1t is no wonder that there were sc
many persons present, because the popular
ity OF the Young Mems Benevolent Assocla
tlon has been d fixed fact for number o
| years.
The officers OF the association are: Presi
dent. John w. Bryant: vice president, J
A. Strasser; treasurer. =. Suffer: assistan
treasurer, Joseph Bein; financial secretary
Charles Gehtback; assistant secretary. N. I
Henley.
THE FAvoRITE SOCIAL CLUB.
TO usher In quite genteelly st. Joseph
night, the FavoElte Social Club entertained
select number OF invited guests at the VII
liam Tell Hall, Gretna.
THE JEsaAMINE SOCIAL CLUB
This club rave very entertaining sotre
at Metairie Hail, and the officers OF the clu
did all In their power and spared no pains t
make the night agreeable to their guests an
friends.