The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-16

and admirers in Memphis, suddenly pro-
duced handsome gold watch, the case OF
which sparkled with diamonds and chain,
which be presented rs token OF the es-
teen OF few OF those friends and adj
mirers. "And now" said Prof Levy, his
face glowing with pleasure, 81 will ask you
TO sing 'Sewanee River instead Of making
a reply"
She sang it, and in manner that found
its way to every heart present. 81 never
sang with as deep feeling in my life" she
said aftorward.
"The people OF Memphis have been so
good, 80 kind TO me, and realized itmore
than ever with that beautiful present in
my hand, and | thought about my dear
mother and family at home, and how
proud they would be il they could see
such kindn ess 20 me, and ! was ready TO
cry and know tears came to my eyes,"
Teddy Hartman was never known TO
get left. Some how or other he always
manages to stay with the band
wagon" and on this occasion he sus-
tanned his reputation. 1--WE don't intend
to forget our Fred" Miss Freda Stone),
he said, reckoning that young lady TO
meet him half way rs the last note Of
''Longing for de Old Folks at Home" died
away on Miss Patti Stones lips.
Mr.. Hartman, in an ingenious and witty
speech, then presented Miss Freda with Il
handsome diamond brooch and q pair of
diamond set cuI buttons, from her friends
and admirers. a..
Both presentations were greeted with
much applause, showing the popularity OF
the two sisters.
Another pleasing ovation was the inter-
probation OF the song "At Thy Side" from
"Chimes OF Normandy" IL was rendered
in a most charming manner by the prima
donna.
Tomorrow night the benefit for Jackson
VILE sufferers by the Amateur Athletic
Ministries will be given. The Ministries
are composed OF the following young gen
tlemen. members Of the Athletic assocla.
ton James +. Ryan, Adolph +. lleckle,
Con Bruce, J. II. Talbot Martin, Harry
Hunter, George X. James, Percy Gal
breath Battle VI. Brown, p. Clark Knowl
| ton, Frank Howkins, Walter i. Yates
Harry l.. Talley, Edward Voegeli.
Following is the program:
oLIo-PART FIRST.
Harry Talley Tambo jus. y. Ryan, Interlooutor
| Con Bruco. Bones
Mcssrs Hunter, KnoSlton, Martin ami Ryan.
como song"''''''' a nc srHc yuS' LAKE, '"n'S
Ballad. u Return Home Tomorrow
| Talbot Martha.
Comic Song "Whcro Am de Children
BALLAD. "only Blue Bell
| Hairy Hunter.
| oIIo-PART SECOND.
Frank Howklns, Tambo, Jas r. Ryan, Intorlocutor
George james, Bones.
1 Comic Ong."lhero You Are and There You Amt
Frank Howkins.
Ballad THE song that Reached Ny Heart
| Clark Knowltou.
sweet Ginning Bells
| James =. Ryan
Comic song .''''...'.. ...... hdlhg on the dummy
George james.
Quartet waltz Estudianttna
McssrS Hunter. Knowlton, Martin and Ryan.
Grand fancy drill, by Memphis Mel
chants Xouavcs; Brown and Nocgoli, clio
dance: the "Thrcc Faces" Messrs. Yates
Heckle and Noegei, In their original mt
steal sketch. introducing the cabinet {
string and burlesque instruments, entitle
Leisure Moments" to conclude wit
"Our Minnie" a buresque on the poi
ular opera of "Erminie," by Messrs. Har
man, leslie, Bell aud Leonard, OF IN
Jackson Mound Opera company, assis,o
by the entire minstrel company an
zouayes. Frank llowkins, manager; Emil
Levy musical director
N5tc-lmmediatoly preceding the so
ond act the orchestra will play tho "Au
leiic Quickstep," composed by Mr.. A.
Hcckel, Of the Athletic Minstrel company
Those having tickets 10 the JacksonyilI
sufferers benefit are urged TO account I,
the same 10 Mr.. S. ID. Kyle ut the Garlic
possible moment, as a final report must |
made at once.