Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-15
GRAND ENrERTIAsmgNT
Given by Miss Edmund and He
Pupils.

The elocutionary entertainment al the
Opera House on the evening Of the 7th
inst. was we'll attended, the exercises va
ried and we'll rendered. As q financial
success we understand that IL melted some.
thing over six dollars to each member OF
the class.
The opening song, travelling the High
Road to Learning" was followed by 9
cslisthenic drill. Miss Katie McElroy's
friends were then delighted with her grace
fol and excellent rendition Of "Lochni-
var" Charles Lambert recited 1.-THE
Green Mountain Justice forcibly and
well, showing him to be the possessor OF
rare talent in this direction. Miss Sadie
Taylor's voice exhibited cultivation and
careful training In her charming "Bugle
Song" There was much variety OF en-.
preston in the pathetic but delightful
story OF "0ur Folks" SO admirably re-
cited by Miss Jennie Dunkle. The manly
and dignifed "Spsrtacus TO the Gladi
Ators was delivered by Sam LeventhAl.
" Curfew." by Miss Maud Rives. was in
tense and thrilling. the gestures made
with exceeding grace. Miss Josie Robert
son gave evidence Of appreciation OF senti
ment and susceptibility Of voice In "The
Painter Of Seville" Frank Joannes
turned pathos to merriment with the
Owl Critic, " and did exceedingly well.
Miss Irene Baker very sweetly gave US
" Guilty or Not Guilty" which was fol-
lowed by the ~laughable mot Guilty"
recited by George Bliss with rare facial
expression and seriousness OF manner
" Bernardo del Carpio." by Harry Baker.
was one OF the best selections OF the even
ing. Miss Oracle Jackson sang and acted
with dramatic taste and feeling "The
Cows Are in the Clover" Miss Irene
Baker and Merrell Fletcher were greeted
with hearty applause when they appeared
in THE Milkmaid's Song" and respond
ed to an encore Of Jack and Jill." The
concert recitation Of "The Creeds OF the
Bells " was evidence Of what can be done
with the voice by careful and systematic
drill. Miss Lille Berg was conspicuous
as the musician Of the class, and was well
received.
When the curtain rose for Mrs. Jsrley's
" Wax Figger Show" a brilliant scene was
presented. Mrs. farley Miss Fanny Nc
Garry won expressions OF admiration for
her fine work from all present. Willie
Robertson, as John, did we'll. The part
OF Little Nell " was nicely taken by Miss
Grace Jackson.
The following 10 q list OF the modern
and historical characters there presented
and the costume OF each
Queen Eleanor, Mise Jennie Dunkle;
blue satin and diamonds.
Rosamond. Miss Josie Robertson; pink
cashmere and lace.
Stylish Young Lady, Miss Sophia Berg;
blue silk and diamonds.
Sleeping Beauty, Miss Maud Rives; lace,
satin and diamonds.
Little Nell. Oracle Jackson; white apron
and cap.
Rebecca. Miss Ruby Brady; garnet
cashmere and lace.
Rowena, Miss Mamie Morrison; white
satin and diamonds,
Captain Kidd's Victim, Misc Sadie Tay-
lor; heliotrope satin and lace.
Bo-Peep. Miss Irene Baker; white mus
lin, garnet satin overdress.
Mrs. Winslow. Miss Katie MeElroy; black
dress, white cap and apron.
Joan OF Arc, Miss Lille Berg; white
silk cashmere and lace.
Mrs. farley, Fannie McGarry; enor
nous bonnet. old fashioned dress.
Astronomer. Sam Leventhal; white wig
| anu kihs5u5s
Chinese Giant. Willie Olsen; Chinese
costume.
Editor, Bart Powell; wig. enormous
shears and exchanges.
Politician, Michael McElroy; whiskers,
wig, high hat aud Congressional Record.
Jesse James, John Haley; slouch hat,
reyolvers and bowie knives.
DR.. Toxicolipuf. George Bliss; Prince
Albert. wig and pill box.
Prince, Harry Baker; pink satin'
plumes and lace.
Bachelor, Merrell Fletcher; blue swal-
low.tail coat and powdered hair.
Future Wife, Frank %Joannes; Mother
Hubbard parasol and fan.
Dude. Ray Baker; ~eye-glAss, oane AND
mustsche.
Rufian, George HUI; swords. cream
and blue costume.
Captain Kidd, Charles Lambert; sailor
suit aud sword.
John, Willie Robertson; powdered hair
cutaway coat.
The entertainment was made still fur
Their interesting and pleasing by severs
recitations by Miss Edmund, who rem
dered them In 9 very effective q and
were highly appreciated. Throughout tht
entire performance nothing occurred II
mar the pleasure Of the evening, and Mis-
Edmund Is TO be complimented for tn
able manner in which she trained ant
managed her pupils.
The above entertainment will De re
peated al Ruby Hill next Friday evening