St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-19

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| Lafayette. Washington and Adams
are On the dias at the rear of the stage,
where the guests assemble to do them
| homage, the ladies courtesying to the
| gentlemen bowling in the stately old
| time method so peculiar to that day.
| Costumes of "Ye Olden Times" are
seen in this scene.
RECEPTION TO WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE.
The Minuet.
Martha Washington.....M Mrs. Geo 81. Eastman
Marquis de Lafay cite. ...........-.J. T. Moore
Mrs ADAMS ''''.' Mrs ! n Tibomnson
GuestsWMesdames william + Harconrt p7Un
r. 8. Grandin, E. j. Davenport; Misses
Morris, Bertha Andrews, Nellie Thompson,
May Ankeny Beatrice Williams; Messrs. j.
f; Thompson. Charles Chadburn, W: G..
thompson, S. Y. Morris, A. NJ. Lara. Eu-
gene Eastman, II. e. Ward, A. j. Blethen.
One of the finest and most realistic
'hxed' tableauX ever presented on the
stage is that of the BATTLE of Bunker
Hill"
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
Gen. Warren. Capt. Fred Ames
Continental and British Soldiers
Company A. State Militia.
Quartette-To sing the ''Sword Of
Bunker Hill"
The Declaration Of Independent ce"
will be represented in magnificent form
by The Goddess Of Liberty, Columbia
and the Thirteen Colonies. They are
beautifully grouped and present
charming picture. Miss Pond gives
recitation in this tableauX, and Column
bia sings THE Star Spangled Banner"
=. THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Slgners OF the Declaration 49,. Company A
Goddess of Liberty. $500 Mrs w. E. Haskell
columbia. .............-.......M Miss S. Mickey
America. .............,......M Miss Edith Moak
reader: .......-........M Miss Cora Scott Pond
The Thirteen States and Statuary Groups
Misses May Ankeny. Minnie Morse, Matte
Kussel, Lottie Folds, Ruth Thayer, Nellie
Al. Prouse, Irene NJ Benton, Margie God
ley, Nellie Thompson, Edith Moak, Jessie
Keller. Lucy Hill, Minnie Rollins, Grace
Campbell, Gertrude Richardson, Helen
Barry, Bertha Andrews, and Mrs. George
Rose.
The war tableau Of the evening will
be the departure of the troops to the
scene of action. The sidewalks are
crowded with citizens, who are cheer
bye. The military band is playing mar
tial airs. and the women and children
are IN the dress of that PERIOD. wearing
large hoops, high bonnets, etc.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE MINNEAPOLIS VOL
UNTEERs.
VAR governor. Maj. G. Nee Reeve
StaH-Thomas Downs, VIM Bracket, Mai.
Commander. Capt. Fred Amos
Soldiers. COMPANY
In contrast to the bright and brilliant
scene just described is that of the hos
pltal, showing how the boys in blue suf-
Tered for their country. The hospital is
fulI OF white cots, upon which are laid
the wounded and dying, surrounded by
surgeons and nurses. A flower girl ap-
pears on the scene. distributing the
iaI Of f..in 1fTo
to the soldiers.
Surgeons-Dr. Goodwin and DR.. G. E. Dennis.
Nurses-Misses Elsie Wallace, Carrie Wade,
Lucy Hyzer
Young Volunteers-Ben Bowman and Sam
Mother v Morris Jr. IN ,sa p ,
Flower Girl Miss Emma Hovey Williams
Soldlers- Observation-Disclosures. Company G
The emancipation proclamation will
be read by d. B. Lyons, and North
ern chorus will sing Sound the Loud
IImbrel." The hit of the evening will
be made by the Jubilee singers in
their characteristic selections of that
period, which will fairly transport the
audience to the plantations of the
South.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
Messrs George A. Chamberlain. William
Babe, Eli Karker, Eugene StarbJrd, J. NJ.
Greaves, Eli King, L. Daniels, Van Ransa-
Ter, Wheeler, George fowler, Ed Barn
kamp. Misses Jessie Post NJ Baxter, Mes
DANES Il. McCla1re, Fa;les, Williams and
others.
The South A
Southern Jubilee and Colored Dinner
Party. S. G.. Reeve, W. j: Brown. L. NJ.
Belts, j. Atkinson, c. r. Elgar L. P Nc
CURE, e. o. Cunningham, j. Marshall, w.
Gilman, G. ID. Shaw, Mr.. Mammal, Z. P.
Harding, Mr.. Andrist, F. Davis, B. Pease,
G. Cunningham, W. H. Holden.
The evenings performance will close
with
THE GRAoD ENSEMBLE.
Womans Council of Minneapolis 1891
Representing the Professions, Trades and
Associations Of Women to-day con-
trast TO Woman's work, 1600-1S50.
together with artistic grouping of all
the preceding tableauX making fitting
ending of the grandest presentation of
the nations history ever seen in Mime
apolis. The price of tickets will be
from so cents to S1.50, and can be had
at W. j. Dyer 81 Bros. music store to-
morrow and later.