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is one Of its most able exponents in this
country, all may expect to near some
thing good. His talk will bs illustrated
by models and haudiwork from tic
Boston schools. All interested in max
ing our schools practical are invited to
be present.
TAyLoR's Music HALL-A creditahle
performance of the operetta, Little Red
Ridinghood, was given at Prof. O. Stew
art Taylor's Music hall on South Broad
way last night by the Ministering Child
ren's league of St. Johns Episcopal
church, for the benefit OF their fund.
The organization 10 among the young
children of the parish in order to give
them an opportunity of engaging in acts
OF charity. While the league has been
organized but q comparatively short
time, it has already succeeded in form
ing the proper spirit among the little
ones, and has also enabled them to per-
form many email yet kind acts towards
those in distress.
The entertainment told OF the we'll
known journey of Little Red Ridinghood
from her mothers hreside TO her grand
mothers bedside with the incidental
appearance of the wolf and Ridinghood's
final reecue from his clutches by the
woodman.
The par Elephants were all well up in
their parts and the play was given very
smoothly, but little Of the first nights
hitch being observed.
Little Red Ridinghood" was taken
by Miss Grace Barr, the Grandma" oy
Miss K. Newing; Mother" Miss
Knox; and the ''Wolf," Master Alger-
non Best.
Mr.. W. Paris "a the "Woodman"
sang in excellent style, his voice appear
ing to much advantage.
Little Margaret Lees solo as the
"Buttercup" was encored. The per-
tomorrow at 2 ,. m.
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UNITY CHURcH-The Unity club takes
great pleasure in announcing to the
public that arrangements have been
made with DIR. David s. Jordan, presi-
dent of the Leland Stamford, jr., uni
versity, to give the club series of three
lectures on Evolution. about the middle
Of February. DR.. Jordan has given this
course of lectures in San Francisco and
Oakland this winter, and from the re-
ports he drew immense audiences in
Unity Clubs desire to present such
gentlemen as they engage at prices to
the public as only cover expenses and
not from money making point, we feel
assured that the Church of the Unity
will be taxed to its utmost during DIR.
Jordan's lectures. The subjects and
prices will be announced in these
columns later.
Arrangements have been consum
mated for testimonial benefit to Leon
ard Grover and the Lenord Grover
company, which will take place on
Thursday next. The occasion will pre-
sent bill of extraordinary magnitude,
embracing most of the available talent
in the city, and will offer several dis
tinct novelties. Complete announce
ment will be presented or Sunday. The
several managers of the city have prom
ised their cordial aid, and success seems
assured.
The concert in the conrse Of the Young
Mems Christian association next Mon
day evening, will be participated in by
Mr.. and Mrs, Modni- Wood, Miss Jessie
Padgham, Mrs. Llewellyn, Mr.. Merds
Manning and Mr.. John Lleweliyn, vo-
calists; Mr.. Dion Romandy, violin; Mr..
McQuilien, flute; Mr.. Bierlich, cello,
and Mrs. Larrabee, piano.
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One of the musical events of the sea-
son will be thegrand concert TO be given
by the we'll known choir Of ST.. Johns
Episcopal church, at Casa De Rosae,
corner of Adams and Hoover streets, on
January 25th. Ts.,,.~.It
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