The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27
zouAvEs IN THEIR GLORY.
Magnificent Success OF Their Entertain
mont ut jackson Mound Park.

Magnificent Success OF Their Entertain
mont ut jackson Mound Park.
The entertainment given at Jackson
Mound park last night attestcd TO most
satisfactory degree tho great popularity Of
our two crack military companies, the
"Cbicks" and the Zouavcs, and their In
comparable drawing powers when they
are both down for a drill. Besides those
above named there IA no organization in
Memphis, except the Amateur Athletics,
that could on wet muddy and rainy
night draw 1000 OF the best peo-
Pile In Memphis 10 jackson Mound
park. All things considered Il was great
compliment TO the Zouaves and the pro.
cecds bid fair 10 20 far toward making up
the deficit In the company's treasury.
caused by the deinication OF its treasurer.
The following attractive musical pro-
gram doubtless contributed no little 10 the
large and refined audience which assembled
in the pavilion Of the park and filed every
available seat long before the opening
number was rendered:
oyerturc-Thc Silver crosS...............A. Herman
ArnSld's Orchestra
Netlicc ftnfuu
Misses Mary Mhoon and EminA icake.
Mr.. Y Anderson.
Mis- leila bingham. ''''' : ~"
Mi. Emma Pcake. ''"''''
Come MY Dcanai .Lucant0nl
hrs- & 7. Carnc.
- Miss Mary Nhoon. ''"''"'
Blumchcn Am ling vita violin accompanl.
mcnt. Prof G. N. karchl Abt
Miss florenoi Gagc.
cayaiina-Rcgnava Mel Sllcnfio- Donizettl
Mis- susie Crecnwood
Mn csrpes Ml. rcaIc N.s.r. iI.,,oo
and James II. Grifith.
Selections from the Manluisc. wlcgand
Arnoldr Orche.lrA
The admirable singing OF Misses Flor.
ence Gage, Mary Mhoon, Emma Pcakc.
Mns $. 7. Carnes and McSsrs. Hutton.
Griffith and Anderson Is too we'll known
10 the music-loving public Of Memphis 10
require extended description. They we've
all up 10 their best work In the part, and
were without exception encorcd. Mis-
Susie Greenwood, who has Just returned
from an anluous professional tour, 70.
ceived corlial welcome and was recalled
again and again.
Miss Celia Bineham,..a very handsome.
modest, and refined looking young lady.
made her debut in Memphis musical cir.
cles on this occasion, and proved herself a
valuable accession. She u tho posses,or
OF a rich, sweet, mezzo-sopmno voice, cul.
| tiyated with great care, and she achieved
an instantaneous success.
Following the musical program cano an
exhibition drill by tho Chickasaw Guards,
whose appearance on the stage In their
beautiful uniforms was the signal for en-.
thusiastic cheers and applause. Capt.
Kcllar Anderson put them through The
manuel with and without numbcrs.
and though tho members OF the
company wero mostly young recruits.
they exhibited marked proficiency, and
received liberal manifestations OF the az.
proyal OF the audience. Tho Chickasaw
Guards were followed by the Zouaycs.
who were also received with enthusiastic
demonstrations OF public favor. Capt
Dcifrey put them through the peculiar
drill W ia which the readers OF T'HE Ar.
rKAL are somewhat familiar. The team
showed decided improvement upon the
standard previously attained In pub.
| lie trials, and was heartily chcercd
and applauded time AMI again through
the progress Of the drill. AZ the
conclusion Of the company drill Capt.
Kellar Anderson, Capt. \. I. Carnes and
Lieut.. Borden. Of the United staios army,
were summoned 70 tho stage 10 act rs
Judges for prize individual drill. Capt.
DcHrcy gave tho commands and the
Judges pointed out the men who
committed errors. Thcy fell by iouu,
by twos, and singly and finally
no one remained by william Ozanne, who
was declared the winner Of the gold.
headed umbrella. donated by \. A. Cooke.
II was pleasing sight 10 see his com.
rades crowd around him and congratulate
him on his victory.
The chains were them removed 10 clear
tho floor for dancing. and when
THE ArrEAL reporter left Arnold's band
was filling the air with tho intoxicating
strains OF a delightful waltz.
Tho Memphis Merchants Zouavcs have
reason 10 be proud OF the magnificent sue
cess OF their entertainment
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