The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

Ter and Miss NJ. GrilgnOn,
Eiremen's Address. 800. Miss V. Breatl
Vocal solo, "Answer," ..... Miss l.. Saucie
I"secltatIOn- Ii. Shield
Vocal so o, 'Iou," .....-..Mis l.. Toulmt
Instrumental duet. ..... Misses Laura aud
Blanche Fayard.
Vocal solo, "Mignon," ....M Miss A. Wagner
Chorns.. by the Young Ladies OF Bay
st. LOuis.
Part Second.
"InE DAY EFoRE THE WEDDING"
Scene-Mrs. Padelthorp's Drawlns-Rorm
Cast of Characters:
Mr.. Ebenezer Padalthorp, who will give
away his daughter to-mUrrow-M:. Il.
w. Ellis.
Mrs. Ebenezer Padclthorp, who will b.
given Il sOn-in-law to-morrOw-MIss IL.
+. Vosburgh.
Mir. Alfred WarfOrd, who will be married
tO-mOrrOw-Mr. Bernard Shields.
Miss Ada Padelthorp, who will be married
tO-morrOw-Mrs. Bernard Shields.
Mr.. Dick PalelthOrD, who will be the best
man and who wishes it might be his
" wedding to-morrOw-Dr. w. L.
Walker.
Miss DOllie Boston, who will ba Ada'S
bridesmaid, aud her own bride some
other day-Miss C. Won Gohren.
The ladies of the Bay retlrel
the Stage with praise, loud
applause and may bouquets.
The Day Before The Wedding"
rs played by MIR. ana Mrs. Shields,
DR.. Walker, Mr.. Ellis. Misses Won
and Vosburgh, was con
'ldered almost faultless. Mr.. FL
is as Ebenezer, was simply SPLEEN
lid, and he acted the old man 10
PERFECTION. While the people here
know of his excellent attachments
IS a lawyer, they did not know he
possessed such dramatic talent, as
vas displayed by him on This occa-
ion. In his excellent portrayal of
he character of Ebenezer, he
down the house, AMI made
ONE folks laugh who had not
since Christmas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Shields,
rho are first to aid with their dra
latic talents all charities, were, as
very fine and received great
pplause from The large audience
resent. AS an eloculionist MIR.
possesses but few superiorS,
an actor will rank with some of
he best in the country. This era.
.Ous couple so ready TO assist al
II worthy entertainments, have
lie earnest thanks of THIS commu
Miss Wagner, loved and respect
by every one in Bay ST. Louis,
us one ofthe prime movers in The ,
ltertalnmpnt, anil the iiremen
Ill always bless her Tor her char
Y and noble work in their behalf. l
The Bay is said by the knowing
les 10 be the attractive spot tins
for summer visitors, and al
Ost every one pipes up and SAYS e.
e Bay is the place to so. It's 4
.arness TO New Orleans gives il Z
advantage over other coast
lceS, and business men who have
miles over the lake, take the ]
lue OF time into consideration.
ON appearances the whole coast
be lull this season, and with
ch railroad facilities and supe-
r management there can be no
lwbrack TO unlimited travel to
d fro. s.
Judge de Wolf, of Chicago, has
,ently purchased OF Mrs. ID. EA- -
of Chattanooga, the once beau.
home owned by her at this
ice. The Judge will repair the
and make it a beautiful p
lter residence. p
Ex-Governor McEnery has also
rchased another property here.
here is now boarding at Mrs.
evalia's a very intellectual and No
Irming couple from Washington
v, Dr. James and Mrs. Radclift. 80
~ have travelled extensively =
r thoroughly cOnYersant 4
h all of the important events =
people Of The United States. Is
evening with this bright cou-
is preferable 10 reading a book.
he election contest is exciting
'od deal Of interest and as much
lment.
1hen this reaches the press the nj
Ter will, if living, be among the iii
r old hills of Mississippi aud
nessee, and in sight of one OF
lovliest rivers IN the land