Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-10
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lU at 'hcif Idii On Ming street. A be
= one hundred and fifty people We
present. The evenings entertainme
Consisted of vocal and instrument
music, by Mrs. HI. III. Howe, Mr.
Hanford, Mrs. WIN. Chrisler, Mr.
Dorsey and Miss French. Mi.
Annie Martin and Miss Barrel
delighted their audience with fin
recitations. Hon. HI. f. Bartlne
Mr.. Doyle and Mr.. Boskowit,
made short speeches appropriate t
the occasion The evenings enter
talnment was closed with three
rousing cheers for the Ladies
Relief Corps, offered by Mr.. Bos-
kowiiz. The only failure of the
evening was the piano which needs
the attention OF tuner badly.
Mrs. Martha J. Murphy, Presi-
dent OF the Relief Corps, will go
to San Francisco in a few days to
have her eyes treated.
st. Peters and st. Margaret's
Guild, each held meeting Thurs
day afternoon. The ladies' intend
having the new fifteen hundred
dollar organ in time for their
Easter music.
Mrs. Siddons, a member of the
Episcopal Church is in a very
precarious condition. She is re-
ceivlng some assistance from the
ladies of the Church, but a great
deal more from private individuals.
Major Hilton was listened to by
a large number of people, on
Thursday evening, mostly ladies, |
men do not like 10 he told of their
short com'ngs, hence their absence. |
Hilton is a forcible speaker. On
he stage he is quick and active.
us gestures are easy and natural
Ills hands have a restless, impa-
rent way that convinces one of
us earnestness. He is neither
ark nor light, of medium height.
'ell built, with good shoulders,
lis forehead Is wide and high.
lopelng back little. His face IL
cry expressive, especially the
louth which is large with an
nder lip much like that of Tom
tch, The silver tongued. His
lice is deep and strong, yet quick.
e never speaks to a cold or IndIf-
rent audience, hut by singing etc,
Use present are gradual, brought ;,
To an enth usiastic pitca and h.
gins to talk after everyone is al
MY interested.
M: tiI
His word-painliug is SO strong
d vivid that one seems to stand
the very threshold of SIN and
e. Never for an Instant does in
est In the speaker lag, and when
has finished, the listeners come
TX to the present with START. In :.
lecture he said that nearly three
ldfed thousand women belonged
he w. G. t. u, and he thought
IN time, by patient work and
yer they would be able to. over
rail-
IL the liquor traffic. Give three
dfed thousand loving wives, ''''
hers ard daughters the ballot IN q
they will stIangle and bury tim
g Alcohol in less time than it =,
id take to organize a w. G.. T.
md get it in good working order. 70 =
Is. estimated that the enter pre-
ment given by the Post and may
os on Friday evening will clear IT |.
ut $3.50. The supper was good,
received much praise from all. oo''
pronounced success of the ey- witt
& was the flower table in charge Win
LIS. Buckingham and Mrs. Bick- con,
The two ladies' have til ;, -
ks Of all present for the z OH
treat afforded them. At their quei
est some OF their friends in over
iornia forwarded to them an -
ense box oil choice roses, chris Oh,
emums and other beautiful
sN, which these ladies' taste even
displayed to eager buyers. cold
ster Post and Corps can s, arce- dlsp
less than send vote OF thanks Stat,
g kind ladies' Tor their lovely
Gift, through their friends, "e
Bicknell and Mrs. Buckinp- tile
fully
nong others entitled to credit NAV
he success OF the affair are
Judge Murphy, Mrs. Elliott,