The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-15

a. . sick ana destitute mcmbef Of the profession
now lying In Providence hospital An item APP
peared In an evening contemporary attribusin9
10 Miss Essic Tittcl the honor Of taking the
nt. steps II 81: Ss acs'0p
wss ad ID sss to the ladies Of the Cor:
s a.. ssnssss . on x :s' M sssss xa
shall, who. after residing It, consulted With her
lsdy colleagues, and requested Miss Tittel1 70
Eoman. xiS Tittell excused herself and kiss
Marshall started out alone: On her return she
spoke TO Mr. French OF the need Of the sick
'mm:9. seS ne bronson spsns
presenting tie petition % members q the variety
john corts ID pericrmers iii contributed gensr-
ously, the sum subscribed 81 the nrst men
toned exceeding even that Of the Cordray peo-
Who was then in the city, collecting on behalf
Of the fund. She also called on the sick woman,
when the charitable enterprise was well under
way. Considerable grievance has been felt BY
the contributors and workers In the little act Of
kindness, that the entire credit should be placed
on one pair Of shoulders, and out Of spirit OF
fairness the true facts are made known TO the
Seattle public. No small honor Is due to the
poor "snpers" at Cordray's, who generously gave
half their days wages to the fund, while the
best paid members OF the company put their
names down for II.
IN next I0UIbOoy evening" rSUTuAIy 4Ss uIeb
Essie Tittell and Miss Minnie Tittell, who are
shortly to leave this city for the East, will be
rendered . benefit at the Seattle opers- house.
Some OF the best local talent have volunteered
doubleday b one e q great merit The following
programme has been arranged
PAkT !.
Professor Emil Iarch.
Curse scene from "Leah, the Forsaken,"
Miss Essie Tittell a. Leah, supported By
Vocal solo, cs sDsy Dreams
Tenor solo, .'Tell Her Love Her So, tby Re.
ao''' Professor i. b Grandali. lA''
Vocal solo ............... Mrs. Adelaide Holmes
Vioiln SOLO. -..ffoiesso5 0eotse Denus
PART II.
Miss Jennie Evelyn Monroe.
kecltatssn .Gecll nipo
frss ssnor: Mr. a1 ocssise
lilly; second tenors, Mr.. L. D, Crandall, Mr. C.
+. Roland; baritones, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout, MI. G.
B. smith; bassos, Mr.. J. B. Lent, Mr.. John
Piano duo--"TIer Eyes Gottschalk
Professor H. s. sharpe. Professor Emil Lerch.
Miss Minnie Tittell.
Vocal solo--"The Hawthorn" .......H. 8. Sharpe
Nrs. Francis Perry Gage, accompanied by the
Recitation :. Miss Essis Tistell
That charming little artist Lolita will make her
initial bow to a Seattle audience at the opera
house next week. Among the large and edec
tive company supporting Lolita are Walter Allen
and Harry Brown, two excellent comedians well
known in Seattle. Will 8. Rising, charming
actor and vocalist George H. Budwick, Mabclle
Baker add several others whose capabilities are
well known throughout the country. As to
Lolita herself, she stands cOnfessedly without .
often appeared, but only one Lolita, and abe is
unique. She IL the same vivacious, romping,
delightful little creature of the years gone by,
and equally captivating.
Manager Cordray has made it rule Of his
management, since the opening of his Portland
house, that flowers floral gifts shall be per-
mit.cd to pass over the footlights. He estab-
1ished the rule because OF the jealousies the
practice engenderu, and because Il led In one
case 70 the disruption Of his company. The rule
IL well known to all the members Of his COM
pany, al are also the causes which led to IT.
adoption.
The No Name Dramatic Club, composed Of
number OF the talented young men and women
Of Ballard, is rehearning ssThe Turn Of the
Tide" public presentation OF which will be
given by the club In about two weeks. The per-
formers will be Nj. Hebner, Mr.. John Doyle,
M Louis Narkles Mr A. Z: Pretty, nr; William
Mcdonald and Mr.. Wilcox.
Miss Agnes Lane and Miss Mamie GLORY, the
ladies who will succeed the Misses Tittell at
Cordray's, arrived from New York yesterday,
and are guests ct the Rainier.
Corinne, the wonderfully we'll advertised
comic opera burlesquer, will follow Lolita at the
Seattle opera house in her burlesQue OF sMonte
Cristo." u