The evening world., 1894-02-07
NATURALIZATION TICKETS
Object Being 10 Teach Women
the Inwardness Of Voting.
Willard Secures "Thc Scapegoat"-
Other Stage News.

Election day AZ tho Professional
WOmcn's League next week IL Eoirg 10
I've a very Interesting affair. although a
sedate one. for the ladies will all be on
their best behavior, ana the most de-
lnure parliamentary rules viii he OH
served. There ere two tickets IN the
field, each bearing the name of Mrs. A.
II. Palmer fJg President: Mrs. Louise
F:ldridge for NIr"-pre5!lcnt and Mrs.
Knowles fer Secretary. The tickets dlf-
ssr "nly In minor Offices; In fact. two
tickets were insisted upon for a special
reason explained by one Of the ladies'
thus: You see, it is a good thing to
ciuc"tc our women w to this Kind OF
thing. to teach tnem the true inwardn"ss
tics for bought. one ticket would really
have covered tho whole affair, but two
we're deemed advisable. Wrangl!ng-oh,
dear, no! There viii be nothing Of tho
sort There was a meeting of the ES-
ccutive Committee Yesterday. The per-
forman""s NJ tho Garden Theatre last
week wsrc artisticall" successful. but A.
nancially disappointing. There was unfor-
tunatoIE. little disposition on the part OF
the public 70 patrpniZc the odd affair.
Plenty Of tickets were given away. but
satisfactorily shocked The idea, as al
read told, originated with Mrs. Fer
nt9h"1; who YIN PROBABLY be Chairman
tho election. 4. better Chairman could
certainly not he selected. There are
many who would like TO see her Presi-
Fernandez herself.
z $. Willard has secured from George
AleNarder and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton
Jomcf the American rights OF q play
called The Sc~apcgoat." 1t is not known
when II Will be presented In this coun-
nie, not be, seen here. lie Is very much
fat'Cued. but the Indications are that
he will play in London Just the same.
The Actors Fund paid out In money
sl,"l3 to needy members OF tho profession
last week, ard the Actors Relief Fund
over $500, This n excellent work. and
OF It's %terrnrs. Everything has been done
systematically and cdmirably.
Acres company whose duties are to
work the ocean" and make thunder
I've halls from ConnsmAra. and, as no
Wallron says that 1t Is his patriotism
that makes him remarkable. He swears
q, ir =, whi,Sey and green tea, and
orange cable cars! Mr.. Hcarne Is very
much Interested in him.
"Am@r;ca" he giant spectacle, that
New. York. Is going back to Chicago in
CITY at McNicHer's Theatre. There has
been some more talk Of putting Il, on
at the Academy Of Music In this city.
Tina would have been the house for It.
America WIS a great show, lav!shly
produced.
Thera Is = story told OF a certain
actor who Is very fond OF little games
He was passing through one OF the up
town SIDE streets after a dinner at which
LIQUID REFRESHMENTS had been plentiful
n =" @sa r''i,r p cr"anl ana ,Sa b9s to he seS Was sn a
trife unsteady lie came to an organ
grinder. who was making the evening
hldeous, and whose receipts were taken
In by a little frnlicsome monkey. The
! organ was covered by a green cloth. The
actor saw this, stopped and fumbled in
his pocket, He produced 4 dollar and
) the monkey seized 1t and gave 4, to his
master Well" mu,tered the actor; as
San Francisco declares that the per:
Young woman calling herself Patti Rosa
Is going - wear the mantle that dropped
] ll'''Al W. tIlNul'fIN or poor ROSll1
vokes. on, no, she Is not. II she works
from now urtil doomsday, that mantle
WI never Mt her, any more than Edwin
Booths Hamlet garb would become
Messrs, Lit & Davis have rscelvAt a
magnificent offer for their 'old Ken
YOUR, company Is we'll known by our
, people." runs the invitation. you will
be in the hands OF MANAGERS who know
bow 70 put a play or, and You will no.
|, g. Davis have nnt eccan'n1 the Offer
deemlrg that their organization is no,
good, enough to please the testid!ous and
!, highly cultured patrons NJ the Li:tle
=, Alvin Theatre. Jeanette, Pa.
In view ~ the hard times In this coun.
, try tust now. somebody suggests that q
s!nGulnrlv appropria;e lecture for some
realistic ballet. IN which comalv reprA.
3 sentativas Of all nations call their cred.
. tors toGethsr.. ard, after INDUCING In
G0snlv"Dcv MANAGE TO reach a conven
t'onallv happy ending. with the cid OF
Prosperity and lImel!ght, and pay *
4 cents on the dollar.
AucWst'n DAVIS London theatre T.
greatly praised Tor Its warmth. which l.
= N d,reo', contrast 10 most o! The, other
; London houses There ia a "'jud!ciou'
stoves that makes the theatre VERY
e comfortable. Then the electric liRh'in,
D Il said to he beautifully ordered. and 'b'
. \ special new switchboard arrangement
tn" light on tho stage and ELSEWHERE
g can ~ graduated down to the veriss
10 r"sn" II has not vet been decide,
whether E"rnharlt viii occury the hous,
when Daly returns TO America.
.
Nine. N-'ha apuoaEad in ~"Iohongrin.
| - -. M~atrOnrli'ar Oucrl-lIouss las
rGVAF tAH. tho nvgf FtnF,. tll1 AanAp uKpy
5 ~. Ii - re, Iar nhr,rr. ~
was an tTinrntly satisfactory one. an
although she was not additionally ad
mirGhl" her work was most picturesqu
A onl charming. Sig. AnCpna was tn
y Tclrnmonda, and Nine. Fursch-Mall, or
truio.