The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-18
Y. N. h. AS ENTERTAINED.
a Large Audience for Miss Sadie

a LarRS audience Tor MISS Sadie
Jaeoby and Other Young Artists.
The entertainment given last night at
the Masonic hall by the Young Mems
Hebrew Association was the opening af-
fair of the season and was a decided sue
cess from every point of view.
The committee in charge had arranged
a splendid musical and literary pro-
gramme, and the selections were enthu-
siastically received and heartily applaud
ed. The opening selection was an instru-
mental piece from Martha by Miss Jessie
May Brown, which was beautifully rem
dered. Miss Edith Robinson then reoited
How Salvador Won" and she was 50
heartily applauded that she was com
PEELED to respond again, which she did
gracefully, reciting 80 Was /" with as
much vivacity as she did her first selec-
ton. She displays an exceptional talent
in recitation, and it is always a pleasure
TO the audience to see her name on the
programme. t...
The violin solo, Kuiawiak, by Master
Magnus Haas accompanied by Miss Birdie
Einstein, was excellently rendered, and
an encore was loudly called for. The Sc
lection played was the Spanish dance
Habanera. The banjo always adds much
amusement and pleasure to a musical pro-
gramme, and especially was it so in the
case of Messrs. T. Nash and c. w. Cald-
WE'LL who played several selections, much
TO the delight of the audience.
The special feature came next, and dur
ing the entire evening the remarkable
talent displayed by little Miss Sadie
Jacoby in her recitations was the talk of
those who heard her She first recited
the Minuet with so much grace and so
artistically that it was some minutes be-
fore the applause subsidized sufficiently
for her to respond to the ovation which
she received. Her next recitation was
"Arethusa's Beau" a humorous selection
which was received as heartily as the
first. Then followed her remarkable imi-
tation of different characters in the reel
tation of Mary had little lamb" and the
"Baldheaded Man" a recitation which,
when well rendered as it was, always
provokes laughter. And even then her
hearers were not satisfied, but wanted to
hear her again Her talent is truly won
derful for a child of years, and during
the evening her praises were on every
tongue.
The next selection was Schumans
Traumerei with violinoello and piano by
Messrs. E. A. Lage and f. Nash, one Of
the prettiest of the musical selections,
and Master Harry Brown sang THE
funny little fellow with the high high
hat" which for an encore was repeated
in part. Messrs. Hexter and Witcover,
accompanied by Mr.. f. Nash rendered a
flute duet, a Venetian air by Donzetti,
which was one Of the gems of the even
ing. Miss Ada Ehrlich, so much admired
in the &irmess, gave the Butterfly
Dance" which could not have been done
more pretty or graceful. The programme
was concluded with violin solo by Mas
ter H. Raskin. accompanied by Miss
Black a pretty selection which was
warmly appauded. The entertainment
was concluded with dancing, to which a
large part of the audience remained.
There were 400 TO 500 present The en-
tertainment was given by the Young
Mems Hebrew Association complimentary
TO it's members and their lady friends
The entertainments will be given month
ly during the winter months. A benefit
will be given by the association to Miss
Sadie Jacoby next week-either Tuesday
or Wednesday, the price of admission to
which will be 50 cents. Her ability and
talent certainly enttle her to a large au-
dience, and there is no doubt that she
will be rendered warm reception.