Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08


audience 10 PoSers Grand lAsi evening.
The appearance ot the aaaieaos Itself +
was pretty 10 io3k upoa, ladies were
All rea d the latt Il aogsQns ana des gns
ot fashion. and 81 tar.ea aFe Gat modes
that the ,aeater Was Tesp-eaaent wth
handsome contrasts Yet tae whoe
assemo.age vas harmonious and happy
>bort.y aiter 6 o'clock Jhe historian o1
tae p@ge4at, Mrs Nary A. LNermqEe
made ncr appearance and 10 Wei
chosen language explained Size hlstors
oI ihe events th@t were soon ~ be
illustrated by tae pictures and tatleau1.
Size talked interestingly of Columbus
Aad las trials aud struggles Then
came tne court OI lsabsll4. WITH tlu
king. Queen aud Columbus. The we-l
known scene, 80 often utslI. bed MAS
well acted cut and Was
immediately recognized Tie Fau-
Gus other t~o.e@uX ana epocls
were equally attractive ana instructive,
and notably accurate IA p0lut of dress
and costume. The landing ot the
Pilgrims, the cOurtship % Miles stan
q isu, the b2nlshment 0f Anne Hutch
lns0n anu the Declaration Of lndepen-
dence were particularly Wei rendered.
The mniuet was danced with perfect
precision and grace, ana Was QesurNt tdll
apPiauded. The pageant II al assured
sOClal success, bat L NlH require NtrA
large attendance tms evening % realize
any sum tor the charities n whose bt-
half il Is OsJensloly gwen, as tat .N-
ptIses are very large. The an rent
historical persouagcs IA the series 0f
tabicaux were represented 10y the fol-
loving ladies and gentlemen. Misses
WlnfrDd MARITIME, CaTue Goodrich,
Annie Caulheid, Daisy Carpenter.
Fanny Earle, Miss q DOnCghuo, Lou
Wooster. sadie White, Lulu CreQue,
Maud Underwood, l. LzAe Underwood, +,
Minnie Perkins, Bertha STOW, Carrie
French, Agnes Mcintyre, Franc
LeayenwOrth, DAISY BlaudfOTd,
Josephine Ahnefeldt, Anne Asnley,
Minnie White, Eta Comst0ck
Bertha Letelller, Belle White, Eta
Mitchell. Clint Knapp, Georgiana IS
son, Anna Long, Maud Travis, salhe
Louie Parkman, Clara Wheeler Nil
mine, Blanche Falls, Oracle Goebel,
Maud DAVIS, Lena Bridgman, Evelyn
| Noble, Edith Gage, Maggie Benedict,
| Emma Long, Pauline Dayton, Miss
| Matthews, Mary Mclaughlin.
| Mesdames Henry Post, Casslus Sweet,
Mrs. Vine, J. A. Gonzalez, Willard
| Barnhart, A. II. Morehead, Frank NJ.
| Davis, Fred Clark, Ed. Metheaney, Dr.
Peterson, ;. A. King, Emma Wheeler,
| K. NJ. Beattie, +. 3. ketcham, G. ID.
| Hodges, Emma RuniOu, Emile J. VII
| son, Alice r. White. +. j. Huffman, I.
| ". Straham, Mary A. Williams. Harvey
j. Hollister, j. {. Buchanan, y. W.
| Northrop, Lorraine immen, L. +. Uhl
| and :. Granger.
| Messrs. Willard Brigham, J. A. Con
| zalez, A. ii. Morehcad, Geo. Pantlind
L. Walters, r. Cartwright, Frank NJ.
| DAVIS, VIM. Aldrch 1ateum, r. J. Aid
worth, W. K. Shelby, c. B. Morgan,
| DR.. Buchanan, Eta Yale, Marie Uuey
| Aldworth, Clarence Folmer, ii. II.
| Smell, ID. Chas. Benedict, Mrs. Cherry
man, Helen Gavett, Frances Hlllyer
| Emma Nichols VANITY, Ms. Elizabeth
| Eaglesfeld. Frank W. Bail, Lydia
| Goodrich, Emma COppens, I. b. Church,
r. l.. LOyeloy, J. {. Wenham, Cora
Wenham, Sarah Smith, +. II. PToyIn
Harriet Burton, Eliza Scribner, Mary
Blskely, ;. /. Withey, l.. g. Chase, :.
l.. Fuller, K. L. Watson, Fred A. May
| nard, Alonzo B. Porter, Francis Camp
bell, Fred Clark, Ed Metheany, Frank
| Furblsh, James Campbell, Harvey Won
DERBY, Russell Buchanan, +. O. stevens
| Andrew Fyfe, J. J. Mckee, Charlie
3eckworth, Col. McGurrn, Captain
| Kinney, Knox and Rodgers, DR.. :. K
Wooster, DR.. Louis Barth. Wm. Stuart
y. II. Gunner, !. Nauallsburg. Nm
Ickler, /. Ii. Tavlor, F.. A. Horton, J
Fallon, L. w. Losch and +. q. ID
Holden.
Those that have witnessed his work
at Smiths Opera House this week
claim that SerpentinclO, the wonderful
| con tortionIst, has never had an cqua
| on the boards at this thoater. some OF
his feats are indeed marvellous. Man
| sgor Smith has several other CoOC
features this week that arc well worth
seeing.
/ Shearer & Mantel, who made such 1
hit few weeks ago at Smiths, Will b'
at this thoater next week. Their soc
cialty has been improved and new
songs added.
The vIvacious and talented soubrctto
Florence Bndlcy. comes 20 Redmond
uext week IN Dot" Seats 20 on cal
this morning.
A matinee performance of "Thrco o
a Kind VIII be given at Redmond s 70
day.
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