The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-12
FOR SWEET CHARITY
Arrangements Complete for the
Flower Mission Fair.
Amateur Theatricals, Nordica Con-
certs, Children's Party and
Other Features.

The event of the coming week Is the
Flower Mission fair, which begins Tuesday
and closes Saturday night with a grand con-
cert with Nine. Nordica as the attraction.
Scalchi will be the attraction of Friday
night, and Maud Powell and Miss Stems
OF Saturdays matinee. Season tickets adj
init TO everything. day and night The
comedy. in three acts, Engaged" will be
the first entertainment.
h programme for the week is as fol-
lows:
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Engaged" a comedy in three acts, by
Ceeviot Hill "a young nan of prop
erty.:...-Mr. Newton Booth, Harrington
his fr1end....Mr. Horace HOrd
olr. Sympherson Austin Brown
Angus Macalister Ia lowland peas
Major McGillicuddy ........Mr Laz Noble
Berlinda Treherne.. Miss Caroline Farquhar
Minnie Symperson's daughteD..
Mrs. MacFariane Ia lowIand wild
Maggle lher daughter, a iowiand
Parker GMinnie;s maids miSs Marsa Miss b shoWer
Act l-Garden of a cottage near Gretna,
on the border between England and Scot
Acts II and Iu-Drawing room in Symper-
sons house in London.
Three months interval is supposed to
eiapSe between Acts / and III.
Three days interval is supposed to elapse
between Acts II and III.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Ovf~ture, Life a Dream. Eilenberg
Zumpfe's Orchestra
Duet, "Redis lie .Badia
Mrs Wallace and Mr.. Geiger:
Ballad OF East and West. Rudyard Kipling
Miss Stems.
"Scena e Ballata," from III Gnarny''. Comes
1.-THE Cyclopeedy Eugene Field
Miss Stems.
Violin solo, andante from Concerto
Mr.. Sterne.
oAieVia Miss storms susan Coohdge
FOR All Eternity" with violin and
piano accompaniment. .Mascheroni
Mrs. Wallace.
oelecteu Mis- SternS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Children's party, under the direction of
Prof. ID 70. Brenneke. Music, dancing.
Zumpfe's Orchestra
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Promenade concert and Flower Mission
Zumpfe's Orchestra
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Overture, "Extravaganza".. ...... Greenwood
ZuInpfe's Orchestra.
Baritone solo, "Larzo III Factotum'. Rossini
Signor Campanari.
Plano solo, overture. William Tell. List
Mr.. LuckStone.
ARA, Addlo'
Nine Scalchi.
Baritone solo, 'ToreadOr Song"
Signor Campanari.
songsCSSa) In Questa Tomba .Beethoven
Mime. Scalchi.
Se,ectio on Pescatoris MG s1hestra
Mime. Scalchi and Signor Campanari.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Overture: ..Zumpfe's Orchestra
Piano solo, selected. ..:.:.:...Mr Luckstone
Ballad. "A Summer Night" .Goring Thomas
Mrs. Miller.
Reading, Rescue of Lucknow. Chapman
Miss Stems.
Violin Sol0-(a) Larghett0.. ardin
O) Zapateado... ..Sarsate
Miss Powell.
Heading, seiected....".u..".;Miss Sterns
SelecuOn.. Zump1e OEcneStra
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Piano solo. Hungarian Rhapsodie" List
Mr.. Luckstone.
Baritone solo, Fri
Signor Campanari.
Violin solo, Hungarian Ernst
Miss Powell.
Jewel Song, Faust.
Nine. Nordica-
Baritone solo, from Pearl Fishers" .Bizet
Signor Campanari.
Violin Solos-(a)
() Motto .RieS
Miss Powell.
SongsN(alBerceuse..............- Chamlnade
20, TSctstana
Nine. Nordica-
.zumpfe's Orchestra
Nine. Nordica and Signor Campanari.
Below is a correct list of the ladies in
charge of the various booths:
Art Booth, Bohemian Girl Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Dean; assistants, Mesdames
Henry Wallace, Frank Hord, j. K. Sharpe,
jr.. E. r. Keith. Henry S~churmann, Charles
Robbins, j. z. Roberts, Misses Anne
Sharpe, Name Wallick. Lille Heron.
Brownie Butler, May McKinny, Ida Pome-
roy. Julia Moore, Bessie Taylor.
Apron Booth, "Pinafore' Mrs. T. O.
Morris and Mrs. Charles Foster; assistants,
Mesdames George Pangborn, Belle Adams.
George Stiltz, Misses Walk, Anna Adams,
Julia Mothershead, Marie Rich and Masters
Theodore Morris and Clarence Foster.
p Tame Jameson 6nc:'aass sistsnts. Mesdames Fnriaue
Miller, 5. II. Collins, Misses VanValken-
berg, Helen Irwin. Sue Winter. Katherine
Armstrong, Miss Sample of Washington.
Library, "Carmen"-Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Dunn; assistants. Mrs. J. r. Wilson; Misses
Dye and Marie Dye, Helen Walker. Belle
Baldwin, Messrs. Charles Moore, Laz
Noble. Sam Morrison, John Butler, Hugh
Ice Cream, Fra Diavolo"-Mrs. Emma
Lowden; assistants, Mesdames Brazington,
Mccoy, Warne' misses annie Newiand,
Green, Warne, Daggett, Clarity, Mary
Aldrich. Mrs. P1ercy and Mrs. HOfner.
Doll, ''Ermine'-Mrs. Harry Murphy and
Mrs. Kate Perry Morris; assistants, Mes
DANES z. s. r.. Seguin, Arthur Grover,
Malctt, Sue Stewart, Elizabeth Cooper and
Katherine Porter.
Inn, "Nanon"-Mrs. Van Hummel and
Mrs. David Swain; assistants, MesdameS
Ed Noel. Charles Coe. Dora Tousey. Misses
Morrison, Browning, Rotter, Heron, Nc
Intosh, Lotion, McConney, Tousey, Ada
Reynolds, Swain, Gordon.
Gypsy, ell Trovatore"-The Misses Ray;
assistants, Misses Florence Coffin, Bessie
Hord, Valette Miller. Deborah Moore,
Ketcham, Ciprianna, Mrs. Oliver.
s. Denny; assistants. Mrs. Silas Baldwin,
Misses Taylor, Failey, Walcott, Bradshaw,
Annie Dye, Helen Smith and Messrs. Geo.
Lemcke, Geo. Denny.
Household, Bellies of the Kitchen"-Mrs.
Robert Dorsey; assistants, Mesdames ~.
EckhOuse, Clarence Forsythe, Katherine
Dorsey, Alexander Jameson, Misses Martha
Mcclure, Corinne Cpdegraff. Harriet Gle
land, Georgia Hunt, Alice Graydon. The
Bellies OF the Kitchen" will prove an at
tractive booth 10 the careful housekeeper.
Delicious sweets and odorous spices from
Araby, the blest, will crafty the senses
and please the fancy. The cake that is not
dough and the little trihes that grace,
beautify and make no place like home will
be benevolently exchanged for greenbacks.
silver or gold at par. Mrs. Robert l.. Dorsey
and her assistants will give morning, after
noon and evening receptions, welcoming
friends and disarming foes.
candy, Der Freischuetz"-Mr. and Mrs.
A. ID. Thomas: assistants, Mesdames O. l..
Huey, GruDbs, Raschig, George Evans,
Misses Todd, Rondthaler- Reese Huav