Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
MARTIAL MUSIC.

Byatts Grand Military x3and-For the
Promotion Of Patriotism and an In
ssrumeut and Element OF National
and Public Deisnoe.
Hyatt's Military Band Of ~ steady
aud substantial men, who are profss-
sional musicians. during the two years Of
its osganiskd existsnos hes done great
public service, attained high rank, ~
cured popular confidence and respect,
aud won lAurels that are matter Of pub
lie congratulations. On many excursions
and public meetings their music has been
. popular feature. while the National
Guards OF Delaware have given them the
highest endorsement BY employing their
services.
Early this evening they will be Of the
Grand Opera House, whence they will
escort the Delaware Cadet Corps to the
Wawast Gun Club at Third and French
streets, thence down French, leading
both organizations, TO Second, along
Second 10 Market. up Market to lnsti-
tute Hall, where they are hol iing nightly
Q grand fair for the combined purpose OF
entertaining and slevating the people
with their music aud strenR thening the
resources OF their organization.
Among the pieces they play are: "a
Selection of Scotch Airs," which takes
some 20 minutes, aud IL thrilling, pa, riotic
and popular. The popular coruetist,
Joseph kneifiel, 10 frequently called on
for cornet solo. In their orchestral
music. The Jolly Minstrel" "Danube
Wave Waltzes," and . ''selsction OF
National Airs" are frequently called for,
while new pieces Of the greatest merit
are produced a. fast as published
The fair has varied program In
which popular intereat and amusement
are catered 10 with variation IRON time
to time. The social feature of the fair ia
important.
In locking around among the many
booths with which they have adorned
the large Institute Hall and the greater
ticularly the ladies-whv adorn the
booths and lend grace and Interest to the
social festivities, we notice great SOCIAL
organization.
Booth number one Is in charge Of 1--we
young ladies.
Mrs. W. II. Hartlove and Mrs. Pelham,
with Miss Nettie Wilkes and several
young lady assis ants, have charge OF
booth No. y. The Misses Mary and Lizz Q
McGinpts, Miss Fanny WEIGH and others
booth three. The Misses Isabella CORR.
gan, Flora Crowding and others preside
over booth four. By way Of variety Q
gentleman by the name OF "Mr. Brown"
dominates the fifth booth. Tho sixth IA
graced with the presence OF the Misses
Matte Blu inside, Carrie Baldwin, Lydia
Pensley, Mamie Share ct al.
Mrs. Enos Barry superlntends the
caterers, walters and restaurant. Mrs.
Lstta WEIGH, who is the assistant man.
ager Of the fair, dispenses candy, cake
and ice cream; Mr.. Vim. Snyder, the
soda water, Mr.. Alfred J. Boulsy Is floor
manager, Mr.. Frank Bcggs takes the
amusement department and is chairman
Of the Board of Managers, which In
cludes Mesfrs. Hyatt, WEIGH and Treas.
urer Donahue. Professors Luckman,
Alberts and Compton the orchestral
music.
A remarkably pleasant evening can be
spert at this fair. The price OF ldmis
sien-ten cents-is mere tribe. We
would he glad II n thousand young men
OF this city would 60 in there every even
ing at ten cents head and save the dol
lars they usually spend in saloons,
"senates" and pool rooms. Success to
Hyatrs Military Band.