The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-22
A Word to the Lovers of Fun.

Mrs. farley, with her World Renowned
Wax Works, has engaged the Opera
House for Friday evening, October 29rd
having just returned from tour of the
| Orient, where she made many valuable
additions to her famous troupe. She was
especially fortunate in securing the SER
vices Of the "Great Tycoon" who, with
his royal suite, has agreed to star it with
her. The beautiful Japanese Fan Dance
and National March are to be given.
One especially attractive feature to the
man of Rorneo just come to town." Let
the ladies rest assured, however, that he is
perfectly safe and quiet, under the mana
gers control. Besides all of this, there
are other novel aud amusing features
with choice selections of music. The en-.
| tertainment ends with jubilee choruses,
with banjo and guitar accompaniment,
and in the closing chorus the audience is
cordially requested to join.
::"For the Confederate Monument Fund.-"
That a monument will be erected in
| honor of our beloved Confederate dead is
| fact no longer to be doubted. The ladies
have undertaken the worthy cause, and
i ere long the names of the matchless SOL
diers who laid down their lives heroically
in defense of their country and their
homes will be epgraven upon enduring
marble and their gallant deeds perpetuated
for generations yet unborn. All honor to
the brave dead All praise to the loving
hands that commemorate their precious
memory!
That indefatigable worker. Miss L. C.
Hubbard, of tho Homo School, is leader
in this labor of love, aud, with corps of
enthusiastic and effective workers, is
making steady progress in accumulating
money for this purpose.
A capital program had been arranged
for the entertainment in the Opera House
last Friday evening, and it was skillfully
and admirably executed in every particu-
lar Round after round of applause were
heartily given the performers, and encore
followed encore in rapid succession. Be-
low is given the program in full
Address of Welcome-Master Jimmie
Sullivan.
Sunhower Chorus.
Motion Song-by twenty pupils of Home
School,
Quaker Song-Reuben and Rachel-(by
request) Miss Eleanor Cochran and Mas
ter Norman Pr;n
"You must ask of the Man in the
Moon."-Mrs. A G. Means.
Recitation-''Two Little Girls''-Miss
Le;ze sharpe.
Calisthenic Exercise with Dumb. bells.
by fourteen pupils of Home School.
"Angels' Serenade"-Mrs. J. M. Pat.
rick.
"There is Life in the Old Land YETI
Miss Annie Kennedy.
Eecitation-"The Little Black-eyed
l."-Miss Carrie Seel.
Wand Drill-by fourteen pupils of
Home School.
Vocal Solo-.'l Love Thee'-Mrs. Cur
gauus.
Calisthenic Exercise with Dumb BELLS
by fourteen pupils of Home School.
Recitation-''The Daughter of Zero
dias''-Miss Lucia Patrick.
Vocal Solo-"In Old Madrid"-Miss G..
v. Borstel.
An Irish Story-"Jimmy Butten and
the Owl"-Dr. A. P. Johnstone.
"Just before the Battle, Mother"-Miss
Eva Baker.
Recitation Christening"-Miss L.
G. Hubbard.
Banjo Burlesque, with Castanet Accom-
paniment-Miss Cornish and Master
Ralph Wilson.
Benedictus"-MissA Annie Kennedy.
Exercise in Club Swinging-by twelve
pupils of Home School.
Had not the audience manifested sheir
appreciation by persistent encoring We
| would not make special mention of any
where all did so well, but the pieces the
| audience insisted on hearing twice were
the "Sunflower Chorus" "Quaker Song,"
"An Irish Story" "Just before the Battle,
Mother" 1.-THE Christening" and Banjo
Burlesque, with Castanet Accompania
ment."
The exercises ended at II o'clock and
the audience retired happy that they had
| listened to a pleasant entertainment and
contributed to the building of the Confed-
crate Monument.
The admission fee was 25 cents. The
amount taken in was $71.50.