The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-02
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ne rhgas allan apd AfolAihian Literary Societies
81 Nrw Wtn.lsAs CasisEr gave an unprecedented en-
t,rtaiumgss On FRIDAY cyening. February aid. -
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ssser. strains hal h&fsily dlcd Assay ahnn kmmz
srcsssgx followed b. ClaFeaeu kasaf, y7ssshfui
ieprcse Issllsso 81 she fhisasaltan ssclesy ~ ~
ssFunsrnix aues ossufitaliy Fcasefyd . Jeunie
uaita ana Nay T. Mathews followed By = sAhlcsu
Fgprv.sntsag The Five Fo9ilsh Virgins "a which
a., fsl.s5s Ing ygaaE iziics lnoS faFsNeiite Aeth
eas sissfse Morgan Lou Ernt1n. Carrie Ntchen
sad t5rsre isbars. Esacefpt AMI attcauaird
nEasv then came seg1h. Ms - 7 lynn. @iih cave
ana ssli.f ossessss fss osg q "a e. sixteen and "
riss,l a selection raS,ilei Dorothy IN the SarrvL
~ 80 saass ~ heT voice being WAITED ssay b
veal daes- The Harp 81 The Nthdss y Misses
sFafiick aud Daisy urnHeff 7 be easialn fails and
le.s a tg.rs css<agci IN ST moment ben "
- fisfsut aisad - The dfam : beard fhrn The
ss5,tils "a ai = sKc,l sszi n toe igaHtif scenes
fsaa Aulaay and taeNfasfa- The hrsS prlneifA4
character was Autony ing=rsonaied y = = si,n-
lsI.s q 49,. ta3-rs = srusysiian Is uuexceiis By
: yaaih q his yczfs. u-aasc Nature hss h=sstoacd
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nrs, nat otly under shv fs5iiishts bat upoa Whti-
trr ssas 81 iifs be may - called % enter. The
eharac. 81 OF Cussr Was veil rcpErs5nlfd BY Ira J.
HcCnriy. uherc statcly phys'4ne AID sisnioriau
voter f4Tfsrs with Is dignity asil Imperial s1vcF-
ei-uiv fahn Et.slt rvtrlesrd admirably ths char
setrr q Erus. hezc pathetic voice pfuvoScd pity
not only s,s unfortunate Aus1ng. bat his frae pau
snthrtr srlrl Ia ilsslf merits all he praise which
be ~ jussiy deserves Cls7FsAtr1 w&s hneiN tnpef-
snasci b Nellie Lewis aho@c iAlent as an actfees
Ia lsn aad Bessie Woasfall as iTas, Erseed me
stage 81 thrif qucsuiy appearance tnfokits aesAh
$3.50 frnrn our view NC behold the atiry-likc
uouan Bessie Jelly daughter o. oar hooosed fres'
.leui Possessing rare Eiils no. snly a. : YSsalsa
bal also tn ms literary world, her vocal solo, ca
tltied "Comc where the Lindrns bloom, Nas FeH.
irrr,f ia pathetic aud elective manner. The nex1
iah'vau represented -iennys9ns hr'Hh % s@i'
RofaVh"
To tsc .ail ro.es og music The following young
tsf< rssei tsesaFo the geef-itnpersopsLsl BY Prof
IA r Nvsr-gha reciuc1 upon spla dreaming OF
the beautiful that have lieut. - much 20 Dis
tory Rriz I. Chamberlain. Helen q Troy. Wary =
Mathews lphigruia. Nellie Lc3is Cleopatra, Josie
aysfs IepihA daughter. Emma Englsr. tsasam9ud'
Rxxxis Lynn. Joan II Arr. Jessie HoltL Lady Jane
a student from England then appeared upon the
stage ia graceful and self possessed maDHcF aud
traits 81 Washington, showing that tbs y0aus man.
although al kugiishman bad made deep Fs's'sfSn
lnto American history. and We pscsaet thAt ~ VII
make his inars M only - pulplt ei4s9f GUY ~
any vocation Of life. The sweet strains were then
Geved by The gentle touch 81 Louise Benton H!ie
PLAYED with her usual sWevtness an IpstTuiHtntAi
s,ld and well earned the encore she ~ richly de-
scrved The tab eau called Grandmoi Der : Dance
attracted much attention. and Ieosed eeagulI ,
unler the a ferrHt lights And last but not least
came the farce entitled .fore B!unders Than one
Joseph Speers. ~ Larry. deserves our e9mpiimens
a. a g,nitis Of comedy Although called from
sick chamber to on his parF, his ready humor ana
" III did not tail to cause many laugh. John MOTIFS
As H&lUNNrnG
hue A. 4 did his part we'll Howard Ens0r rs young
RilbourIe and Elmer tietzendGnner as detective de-
ssarve our congratulations, lille Reta Chamberlain
A. Louisa LoVemare looked like a beautiful helea
Grace Mishart susan and Josie Myers as Levy
deserve no small amount Of praise AZ last the eur
tain falls and the audience withdrAws. carrying Nlt
them pleasant recdleettOns not only OF the day put
also remembering she name OF the societies aHlSt
have contributed so much 70 the ehloy'aepE OF thb
town for many years
The scene for Antony and cleopatra was the work
of Prof " T. Wyer Of the college. who IN leisure
MON cuts produced what was indeed work OF NJ,
Beiore Us lay the Mediterranean its silvery waves
glisteuing and dancing meet the kiss OF troplc
sun. In the distance lay fair alexandria IN the
prfte Of her power, destined % be the home OF ART
and science CleOpatra's barge, just returned from
the defeat OF Antony is mOored at the steps OF her
marble palace purple sliken sails hanging st-
les,ly while the proud queen. ia the abandonment
o g.ief and modification, seeks last interview WIN
the man who for her smile had mAdly thrown
world away As a setting for the drama holhlhS
could have been more effective thaa TINS picture
and the thanks OF the two societies 10 ProL Nyer
were gracefully voiced by John knsor at the o.ose
az me entertainment and was followed by a burst
Of applause which was well earned tribute 70 me
merit OF the production and the popularity oil inc