Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-03-12
FRIDAY EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT.
A little laughter now and then
Is relished by the best of men. Anonymous.

-ciative audience who had come to b,
fentertained by the Y. d. Band ant
Qramatic company, assisted by musi
clans not members of the company
The occasion was benefit to defray
the expenses IF the teachers institute
The exercises commenced promptly ac
cording to announcement and under
the efficient management of Mr. John
Chase. The entertainment continued
to the close without break or an un-
pleasant feature. This was well at
tested by the attentiveness of the large
audience. Below is given brief syn
opsis of the evenings entertainment.
| The quartette "Come where my Love
lies Dreaming" was exceedingly well
rendered by Mr.. and Mr. S. @. Flint,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Rapp with Mrs.
j. c. Fullerton, pianist. An instru-
mental trio seTwinkle Little STAR" was
next IN order and the delightful har-
mony and melody that was created by
the instruments Of Messrs. Louis and
Geo. Langenberg and Miss Mary Ian
genberg was fully appreciated. Miss
Lillian Russell of Oakland favored us
with vocal solo entitled "Stailight
Musings" Miss Russell has remark
ably musical voice and under good con-
troll Mrs. G.. w. Short of Wilbur in
an artistic manner, sang the 'sSong of
the Whippoorwill," Mrs.Short's reputa
tion as vocalist, renders comment un-
necessary; she was enthusiastically en-
cored and gracefully responded with
the selection "a Heart Bowed Down. !"
'Tenting tonight" that old-time but
thrilling war sorg was sung by the vet
eran, Major E. F. Walsh, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. C. Flint, Mr.. and. Mrs.
NJ. r. Rapp and Mrs. J O. Fullerton.
The character song every Wrong
Indeed" by Miss Allie Rose and Mr..
David Clements was in every respect
good, and correspondingly appreciated
by the audience. The main feature of
the evening was the drama, "Among
the Breakers" AS the play has been
ably reported when gwen by the samR
cast, recently, we will only say that in
all details, and as whole, the rendition
of the drama was success. The action
of the Y. d. Band in rendering this
benefit. is commendable and the band
boys may rest assured that their kind
ness will be remembered.
The following resolutions were
passed:
RESOLVED, That we, the teachers
of Douglas county, do hereby tender
our grateful thanks to the citizens of
Roseburg for their kind reception and
liberal hospitality. To the Yankee
Doodle Band for the benefit entertain
ment rendered so kindly by them for
defraying The expenses of this conven-
ton. To Prof Jones and the Juve-
nile Band, for their excellent music
so kindly discoursed at our various
sessions. To Prof. Merritt for his
scholarly and eloquent lecture. To
Hon. E. B. McElrcy for his energy,
industry, and deep interest displayed
in the welfare and prosperity of our
schools and their teachers. To our
county officials who have generously
granted the use of the Court house
for our meetings. To the o. q C.
r. Il. Co. for their liberality in Re-
-ducing the fare to those attending the
institute from distance. To Brother
Bell for his miscellaneous lecture. and
Hon.SL. T. Lane for the address of
welcome.
RESOLVED: That we are more than
ever convinced that teachers institutes
are of invaluable benefit to teachers,
schools, and the cause of education in
general.
Committee ADDTE FULLERTON,
on Mrs. CT RUSSELL,
Resolutions H. L. BENSON.
The following teachers and school
officers were in attendance at the
Institute:
Mr.. Plinn Cooper, Mr.. r. A.
Woodruff, j. L. Fisher, Harvey
Jones, 7. Ford, Edwin Snooks, O. L.
Willis, A. G. Jones, n. N. Chapman,
Henry Booth, Louis Kruse, Jay
Shepard, John Stearns, w. L. Nickols,
DIR. Graham, G. D. McDdffer, o. j.
McCausland, R. B. Lane, l.. A. Davis,
w, NJ. Hedrick, G. w. Kruse, Mr.. j.
Chapmsn, Rev. R. Booth, Mr. JEFF
Green, Rev. J. w. Miller, o. H.
Flock, DIR. r. NJ. Davis, NJ. F. Jones,
Hon. L. F. Mosher, D. S. West, L. F
Lane, State Supt. E. B. McElroy
G. T. Russell, J. B. Horner, W. G.
Hawley, J. w. Merritt, John Davis
H. L. Benson, r. A. Booth, J. l.
Kent, o. @. Brown, Fl. S. Strange
Lou. Pickett, Prof Thos. Wilson
G. w. Wonnacott, w. 6. Britt, II. ]
Tobias, o. B. Rippetoe, w. S. Bean
w. Ell. Walker, FL. G. Smith, A. N
Knight, NJ. 0. Wimberly, ]. r. Ken
dali, Rev. w. A. Smick, Rev. J. r. N
Bell, Mrs. w. Q. Brown, A. 7. Thomp
son, R. A. Woodruff, G. w. Short
Nellie Slocum, J. c. Young, J.. W
, Miller, R. M. Davis, NJ. F. Jones, o. L
; Willis, D. E. Aiken, O. Oakes, Zigler
, J. r. N. Bell, A. G. Jones, G.. T. Rus
sell, Belle Horner, R. A. Booth, N. E
! Britt, Crawford, the Misses A. Cheno
\ weth, Cora Booth, Laura DPinkston
M. @. Cathcart, Minnie Smith, Ma,
$ Smith, Della Whitmore, Clara Young
Georgia R. Rutan, Nj. E. Baker, Mag
gle Smith, E. J. Cooper, Luretta Boots
Dora McCallister, Minnie Hill, Id
!. Haines, Belle Hanan, Lucy Hay, Lii
/. lie Moore, Anna Mosher, NJ. E. Nc
{ sher, Edith Callahan, D. G. jackson
Annie Kent, NJ. Rice, M. Nickols, A
Fullerton, M. Strange, E. Strange
e o. K. Shortridge, Lillian Russell
. Sarah Casebeer, Inez Hamilton, A
r K. P. Mosher, w. Mosher, Gail Ber
son, FL Howell, Miss Howell, Mary