Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

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Details OF n bbEisghffua EsuterIRin-
Btent al the seOssl HfemlOpeH.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
EEHoBUTH BEACH, Aus. 14.-Tha guests
Of the Actsl Hencpen ssTe highly suo-
cessfui entertainraans less night in the
dining room OF ihe hctsi, which was
much enjoyed by ths Tlsitors to the
pleasant and popuiss sumner resort.
Tbs talent was furnished txelusivsly by
the Suestg OF the ho.ei. and tho pro.
gramme consisted OF tabiseux, cha-adas,
recitation, 81. The event OF tae evening
wa8 the rendition o. "Muaio aB she ia
Hsud 3Sed in the Churches" by William
Smita, OF Baltimore, private secretary
TO collector Marine, which was reap
plauaed to this aoho, EnG as an encr6s
Mr. Smith gave Mark TWain'a "Goldan
ArIa,n a thrilling tale of spaoks, given to
tha accompaniment OF dipl light and low
mrSc.
The suss of the hCtel were so much
pieaqad with MIR. Smita's kindness and
ohiging manner in taking snch proni-
nent part 10 the evsniug's perfosmsnas
that they presented kim with handsome
scarf pin through the medium Of DR..
Willoughby Waiting, OF Louisville, Ky.,
presentation in the following well chosen
words.
Mr.. Smith: Our good friends and fellow.
soiourners at Hotel Henopsn, In recognl-
tion of the aacrtty with which you have al
ways responded to their calls upon you and
contributed with your well. kuown talent
and ability to their amusement, have dele
| gated to me the pleasant duty ofpresentinR to
you on their behalf this handsomely emb5l.
lished scarf pin. Wa hope. sir, that you
viii accept 1t as souvenir of many happy
| occasions that shall be kept fresh In the
memory OF us eli,
To this Mr.. Smita responded with a
spesch of thRnks quite Rpropos to the
oceAsion.
Ths Missss Pepitone OF Baltimore
| cpaacd tbs entertainment with beanti-
fu, dnst, eduardo che Biansa Luns, y
rendered In 0 style showing off to sd.
vantage the high vocal talent Of these
two charming young ladies. Miss
Angelina Pspilone, although suffering
uadsr the disadvantage of severe cpld
| (Which, however, did not dHtrset mate
risEiy from her exceedingly fiAa perform
ance), favored the large Rndisncs with O
beautiful Euglish ballad, ''nidgt Thou
but Know" which was heartily mp.
| pi2udsd, as was the solo "Am0" by Tito
Mattel, sung by her sister, Miss RoSina
Pepitons In her accustomed sweet
manner. The musical part of the enter
tainment furnished by the Misses Pepi-
tone was among the most enjoyable por-
tions of the programme, and the audi
enee showed their appreciation by pre-
senting each of the ladies with hand
some floral tribute.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Curry of Pittsburg,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Muhlhausen of VIII
mington, also rendered valuable services
and did much to make the entertainment
success. Among the tableaux "The
Evening Prayer" tTis Better to Give
Than to Receive" and 1.-THE Huguenot
Lovers" were especially noteworthy. The
evenings entertainment closed with Mr..
Smiths reproduction of his first appear
ance on the histrionio stage, on which
occasion he "entertRlnedn the audience
with that tragic poem entitled MARY
Had Little Lamb This was received
with uproarious laughter and the audi
enee departed in happy frame of mind
well pleased with the nights amusement.