New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

1r. Uncle joe Gus. H. Beuermann; sentinel, Harry D.
King; Lucille Carlyle, Ada Woodruff Gay Carlyle
Lizzie Wallace: Kate Wilmarth. Belle Irene wall.
detachment from Company T., OF the 13th Regiment
Lieutenant L. f. Brown commanding VIII take part III
the performance. Charles Bellows tr., VIII be the
stage manager, and FOhs's 23d Regiment orchestra
will provide the music The other members Oi ihe
dramatic corps which numbers altogether twenty hVe'
are Miss Dell Thompson, Miss Annette scrner'
Miss Laura ScdgWick Collins, Mrs Charles BeIlows
ir Mrs. Ida L. Williams. Mrs. Nellie Yale Nelson,
Mrs Annie HYDE Willard Miss Minnie W. Bowen,
Percy G. Williams, Frank A. Obcrrendcr Charles
Hickman A. J. Macauley George f. Barnett, +. W.
Bovine and H. II. Gardner.
The board Of officers which keeps the society going
is A. r. Hart president X. W. Butte. vicepresident
Frank Hamlin secretary; W. J. schaufee. financial
secretary. and II. A. Kessel treasurer. The trustees
Percy G. Williams, c. q. street, b. d. Benson
F. II. Evans, I. o. Nelson and E. G. Williams Dr.
T. A. Quinlan is chairman Of the Dramatic Committee
and his associates are Charles Bellows, 1r.. J. l..
Fisher, {. G. Acton jr.. and Mark Mayer. The stage
manager is Charles Bellows. jr The cdto. Of the
paper issued 10y the society is W. Fletcher Johnson. of
the dramatic is the hardest worked of the
various committees as 1t selects the plays 10 be pro
duced and assigns the different parts But II is
assisted by various others. made up chiefly from the
high prvates OF the society. The committees are ::
s. ID. Garrett, chairman; Harvey smith and ~ W.
Phelps, finance committee: X. W. Buttle, chairman; /;
John Oakley, Edward II. Carleton f. NJ. Lawrence.
Thomas Adams, ir., W. Fletcher Johnson, Dr. O. F..
Hill, Henry a. Willis, Frank d. Carr Norman ii.
Evans, Henry Baldwin, William f. Lathrop John J.
Carolan, F. G. Smith. r. James W. Macully and
August Kalb, reception committee; Edward q. Will
Jams, chairman, and Isaac l.. Fisher and Frederick
O. Nelson, membership committee; Charles c. street,
chairman. and Joseph VI. Bacon aud +. y. Coby.
house committee benjamin ID. Benson chairman; :;
J. c. Won ARK and Charles II. Thompson, music
committee; Frederick II. Evans, chairman; Henry
Smith and Henry a. KeSSe printing committee; and
last but not least the press committee, composed OF
II. W. Buttc, chairman with Dr.. T. y. Qunlan and
Frank llamlin his colleagues. Mr.. Hart is now
serving his second term president OF the society
which believes that one good term deserves another
and, inasmuch he IS next to the Oldest continuous
member he joined sixteen years ago-hc is we'll
,choolcd in lis traditions. policy and customs 1t Is
natural enough that he should guide It's destnies with
TO past and present members and hosts OF Brook
lyntes besides is most conspicuous in it, modest
place on the reception committee 1t is Ohcr than
than of John Oakley, the founder Of the society and
It's Oldest continuous member whose picture is also
presented in this column. Mr. Oakley has several
times been president Of the society, has played in the
cast of perhaps three Of its per
fOrmanCcs-thcIe many of them
he can't reckon them up-haS acted aN
>tage manager and editor and nllcd other Offices.
His many friends believe he could Oiliciatc a scene
painter cOStumcr stage carpenter, II needs be. ana
they say that what he doesn't know ahOHt amateur
theatrCals would fiji book small ii would get lost
in ones waistcOat pocket