Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-12

''The Declaration of Independence.
America: rs sS Jofa fobn ISo1S Wi,cn1
Goddess Of Liberty Miss Ella semple
Mns Hs koR
Eleanor Gisspe MaIy A; Williams H IrwiS Rachael ss.a
FaseT Sarah Marie Tuman Mrs
signers Of the Declaration -. Battery ..B''
Choir Of sdTs Indepenaenee From St. peters Church
fatrens faS @ Mrs: " ii siviteT, Mrs. 6. L. MaEee'
Departure Of the Thirteenth Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers
War Governor ..... Colonel ]. NJ. Schoonmaker
Commander of Troops. Lieutenant Louis Brown
SSlaleGs, %omen and Children b. n 1' T.
Patrons. Miss Edna Allen, Miss May Allen, Miss
Minnie lie Sellers uiI1,srd MTs; Franklin F. Nicola
1861 to 1865.
Soldiers. Soldiers Mr Gbr,st6nber Magee m
Nurses. Misses Carrie and Alice Mckay
Mother. ..........MTs Maurice sIs,, Gestes ester
Wounded Wound Soldiers Harry + Lydick, Harry
Stuart, John 7. Cozzens.
Hospital SQUAD. ........ Edward BartSch Edward
Mover, Harry Cow, Frank Means.
Sergeant xism A1rea Marss Mss
Bugler; p;crt iia nmes er
Patrons en n Miss Dawson. Mrs. Oliver Mcciintock
A word for this, which was the most effec-
tive tableau of all; sobbing was heard in the
audience, and when the lights were turned
up there were handkerchiefs to be seen at
many eyes, The tenth tableau, ''The Eman-
cipation Proclamation, had this cast:
Reader of Proclamation. Colonel J. NJ. schoon-
Northern Chorus-A Praise Meeting
A Southern Jubilee
Patrons. Mrs. Charles T. Neae. Mrs. George
Heard,
The Last Of the Scenes.
The curtain went down, not to ring up
again until this evening, on the eleventh
tableau, "Woman's Work-Her Sphere To-
day." with this cast:
Editor Miss Nina King; Reporter, Miss Chiids: Al
Rs Psst.c Miss Gerdes: Hst@rian MISS NJ Gerdss
Composition. Miss E.: McConway; Canuasser, Miss
Chemist. Mrs. J. Ericsson; Stenographe1 Miss Fam
Mrs MarSp Bro%1 Miss Maps Tn@sn
Sculptor, Miss King; WoSaea1ysr. Miss Lydia sut
Mss sGh :s sssEe e eepe
rator Mrs; A. T. slviter: ElocutioniSt, Mrs. Emma
Ashiy Williams; Physical Culture and ' Dezsarte
Mrs. NJ Gostss; Ss Miss MarE rs
RSt degri Fss ons. Miss Y Kennedy Yrs cernetis or
Mis- Alice LySn M,is HRas rs Miss frN Nelie e, Nc
resented Women's Christian Associations,
F9Ffsn WHITE Cross
Suffrage Association, Woman's Relief Corps
Childrens Ala Societies Humane fnfn Societies. Wom-
Guild. Fresh Air fund, Societies for Improvement
of Poor.
Entr' 'acte, there were short explanatory ad-
dresses on each tableau by Chancellor Hol-
land, the Rev. Dr.. Hodges and several
other gentlemen.
The money made by this entertainment
goes in part to the Children's Hospital, the
remainder being devoted to the rectory
fund of the Church of the Ascension. The
tableaux will be repeated this evening,
when the success of last night is expected
to be equaled if not excelled.
Those Who Insured the Success.
The officers and committees to whom all
lows:
President-Mrs. D. c. Clapp.
Vice President-Mrs. stanhope s. Pinkerton
Secretary-Miss Mary E. Dawson.
@ ESecative Committee William ]. Holland
Mrs. Harvey Chllds. Jr., Miss S. H. Killikely and
n5S CSairman Musical Committee-Mr. E. H. Der
mitt.
Cortiandt Whitehead. Chancellor W. =. Holland,
Rev, Robert W. Grange Rev. r; s: Holmes D.
pr. D. A.. Hengst, Mr.. R. Nelson Clark. MI.
worth Mr. William A. Heron, DR.. L. Litchfield,
Mr. Marvin C. Colonel James assSs SollsFd M Mr. John
Kay, Mr. H. c. Beggs, Mr. Albert Childs, Mr.
Harvey Chiias; Jr. Mr. James Mdd.,I,mk Il ,PIaske Mr.
Gafp%ssie. Mr. David G. steSsas ssn.s RE William
Porter. Dr. c, B, King, Mr.. Charles Speer.
Mr Nb:r]o: D. C!app Mr. o,iRep Kep0en Mcn,I Miller pr
Charles Robb. Mr. George Macbeth, DR.. e. G.
Mason MI w l. Chafn@1 Mr. James Me- Meotes
Hanna, Mr.. W. L. Abbott Mr.. C. c. Briggs. Mr. |
John I, Eaton, G; Knox Esq; Captain Alfred z.
L. NJ. Plumer, Colonel James NJ. Schoonmaker.
BUSY WOMEN Is the subject Of q clever
sketch by Helen Watterson in THE DIS
PATCH tomorrow, Twenty-four papes