Smyrna times., 1888-01-18
The Festival of the Citizens, uo.o
Company.

ri ne FESTIVAL held on three evanir,,s
ol last week at the Opera Housa T ylan
success IN every Wav. r. 1vao 80 q
U raie'I FestlVali it was an entertain
- ~ oesiues' Festivals are sunnosod
~ ~ De attractive places for tbose 81 80
me elCher social or gastronomic nl ""o
uIes' or ooth, for they will very rda5 ~,
merge INTO the same groove Int ~ t .i,;y
case another feature was added ,ia ~ Vni9
may nave been, but it gratifed 80 80 -
UneIess certain mental 0noIitiol
mus proved both attractive and anu
Calning. This could NOT ba 'a eh hr
s Iome oel9Ie the addition of the new
which it affords, - ''"PpIhgs
nliad II i lihG OF tne walls was well SIM
9 PlIGu ! with tables for the SERVING r. P
GF1,ioacleS, such as ice cream. cake az ~
a aLulJs' ana the greater substantial" 'i ~
d;TIs salad and oysters served !,
c,n ways. There was beeidae
a arnIy 'aoIe. Ladies, both of v",',
,',lu Iiaeu Years, were at the oors
tL"!iu oI the Hose Company wbaro -
Vn Ell help was needed. rover
w ne entertainment from the sto,o -,
" uiiiesday evening was Inv 7S vi
T TlenDers Of the SMYRNA |Tin ,nieG
llouP-John {. Mannerino Wi; iIi9 Gre
o o9I ana geo. Cathcart. These " Lfnio Sa.
VI the Burnt Cork y never fail ~ Sri's
warm applause, especiallv Nh 1I' =.
polio nance, as in this case was -
hits. 'H'ouSh with local |
~ thursday evening the attractive Zoo
vu,eIand 1t proved immenseir0 s 30"
~ W - Ihe rendition of a drama - 1G
~, sense vs.. sentiment" nv loci t.iS'
acters: VIC cast OF char
smith dd sentimental young LADY,. Miss Elvs
AdOlphuS Fitz AIaD
,Pr4cucal friendj. Miss Wo%,i B Ty Miinin.
IN. NJ r,S mary Hall.
Jeferson1' aShionable friend Miss RsmfdS
Flower Girl
Iona Miss AIce SiSIChatdS
F4 ana 10 SaFry Ducklow CconntTy P[uance
IN "00AeF ana Miss Nan Hoffecker'
Inc characters seemed to he 3D.;
iagly CHOSEN, and from EsmeraIJo -
D;aIuy Ihe right one seemed to he in ~
SnU pace 1t was a drama of fonn
-ols' Une hrst meeting and full assiUv
ineain VI parts being at Mrs. DR. Ole !
III On monday of the same wool, $
III 'llaU they could in three DAVIS an :
" '. i'u TWO or three rehearsals nrenora s
8 - ~ 10 thus go throuGh ILL., c
-, gu s.SSers, seemed to all perfectIy l
"OuueIuI. 1t caused some nersor,. - 9
,elnarK that there was no nsa ~ - a
rom nome for entertainments nobo,,SsU o
NJ vi = rluay night there were Cboro5o, il
nv HIsI was presented in STAGE soaro. {,
"a wOrus- CltiZens'-HOseGC omDo
", ana everybody seemed intent a.
'uesslhg the sentence as the ,yord-
we're acted. The second was :, W. WIS N
lgtoh,' In sylables, the first n wasbinn
cene' and the second, ton. a comnangg
Gene, little far fetched and tbn9 m:,
easily guessed. ''''O 'nuS not
LII rHe nInStrels named above, who E
erIormed the first evening. foilowoS OF
'CST with two laughable scenes 81
Wnen the stage was not otberu;so ST
coupled the Musical Association fIleJ
the time with some exceIIent or nhieu
al music. @NOei'ehC Orches- In
~ = ne ga attendance on each night. espec.
ny lne TWO last, was very large. and
70 enjoyment seemingly eousIlv 90 B.
'Verai things were disposed of by st,
rance, the holder of the uckv nrn;
+ being awarded the article, Tbav ~
ere as follows: Ahey Oh
Miss Flo GOOtee, a fine cold rinr }.
la aries Frazier, sewing machine W9g r
Collins driving gloves; Elmer TaW' the
:, rocking chair; Samuel TnyIor t q"
coal ; Samuel Cats, rocking rhsir. ~
nm Wick, slippers Charles Sisno' 'o'
IN boots; Geo. M. Stevenson. Win,
l Sas Mccoy, backing boy WI me
mems, paper rack; Frank Stariinn r
up ID. ID: Boyer, handsome bannaSS'
lnt Yea by Miss Mary E. Savin. a 70
!, OumImins, carving knife and ort
Yer dish o. B. VOshelI, bandsomG ord
TX basket. There were besides Pal
~ OF minor awards. HIGHEST n
ne, MIS-. Mifflin, Mrs. Bower. Mrs Dr.,
ITlVey Speakman, 1929 "a . ~
ne gross receipts amounted TO S8o6 0iu'
net amount turned into the treas
OF the Hose Company, S2O4. This " I M u
M eets all their wants and will en- Favo
Them to make some important adj. az and
ons to their apparatus. work 81