The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-07

SalcOclIe LASluI, Vi AtlAnta anu neE VOCAL
class, assisted by number of our best vo-,
cal talent. To say our people were pleased
with the splendid rendition OF this beautiful
operetta would be putting it mildly. Miss
Heidi gave our music loving people rich
treat, and they showed their appreciation by
frequent applause She is gifted to high
degree in vocal culture and SO impressed
all who heard her in the operetta as Rosa
lie" As Fairy Queen" Miss Berkele, of
Atlanta, displayed remarkable talent. AS
Josephine and Rosa, Mrs. Cliff Dobbs and
Mrs. L. P. Dobbs, sang with a, sweetness
that charmed and pleased. Miss McCul-
loch, as Gypsy Queen, sustained her part
admirably. Miss Annie Seals, as Gypsy
'Soloist, captured the audience by her
sweet voice and was rapturously applaud>
ed. Mrs. J. s. Stewart, pianist had the
most difficult role and prolonged task of
any but she faultlessly executed her part
to the satisfaction of all. The cast of
characters on the program, was as follows ::
Pianist, Mrs J. S. Stewart Rosalie,
Miss Heidi; Fairy Queen, Miss Berkele !;
Gypsy Queen, Miss McCulloch Josephine,
Mrs. Cliff Dobbs; Rosa, Mrs. E. P. Dobbs.
Maids of Honor-Mrs. T. W. Glover, Miss
Ellen Welch, Miss Bailey and Mrs. W. N.
Grist. Maiden, Miss Addie McClatchy J;
first Gypsy, Miss Cortelyou; second GYPSY,
Miss Floy Montgomery; Gypsy Soloist
Miss Annie Seals. Chorus singers, Misses
McClatchY, Lena Sessions, Manic Mont
gomery, Jessie Reynolds, Mabelle Glover,
King, Nellie Drane, Minnie Manget, Dora
Edwards, Leila York, Armstrong, Tram.
nell, Della Hill, Mana Tucker, Ina Steph-
ems, Mays, Messrs. Jim Smith, W. r.
Granting, D. F. McCIatchy, Jr., G. Il.
Sessions. On Monday night the operetta
was repeated to an appreciative audience.
Do you wish silt of clothes? If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
We have in stock nice line of Children's
and Boys suits, Mothers, Aunts and SIS
ters should see them before sending to
Atlanta for suits READ & WIGG1Ns
Lace Leather, Packing and Betting at
Dob5s & Bro.
LAST week We wrote piece thanking
MIR. J. A. Manget, market gardener, for
his kind remembrance in leaving bottle
of blackberry wine with US, and also of his
success in raising tomatoes now fully ripe.
The compositor did not pat the piece in
type, but we refer to the matter again be>
cause we appreciate the kindness of MIR.
Manget and certainly think he is ahead of
any in this section in fine ripe tomatoes
Mayor r. N. Holland returned to the
city last week after month tour through
California, Washington, Colorado aud 9TH
er States. He had pleasant visit, com>
bining business with pleasure, and talks
Interestingly of the bustlng busy north.
west, with its splendid cities and great ag
rioultural and mineral resources.
Money made is money saved. The way
to make money and the way to save money
is to buy Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
Read i Virgins.
CoLD COLD DRINKS Ice Cream aud
Sherbet. Frozen sweetness for all at the
Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream delivered at
all hours during the week, and on Sunday.
Leave your orders Saturday for Sunday
| delivery.
The Methodist Sunday School picnic. ed
at Tate's on the NJ. & n. ia Railroad last
Friday. A large crowd went. The Press
byterian Sunday School picniced near
Canton and went out on the same train.
A number Of the Baptist Sunday school
went also to Tate The day was pleasant
ly spent by all.
The Marietta Electric Light Company s
plant, advertised to be sold by mutual con.
sent of the stockholders, die not sell last
Friday. There was no bidder. The plant
is good ole and cost about $l9, OO0 so
we learn from one of the Com missioners
The plant is still operated and gives Mari,
eta a splendid light.
The reunion OF the societies of the
Kings Sons and Kings Daughters, Wed.
nesday evening of last week, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. James r. Brumby, was very
happy occasion and pleasantly spent in
games, spelling bee, &c. Refreshments
we're served.
Mr.. Charley Thornton, who was so badly
burned in a railroad wreck near Tampa,
was brought here last Friday morning and
Is at Mr.. Ruedes. His wife, who has been
with him nearly all the time, accompanied
him home. Mr.. Thornton is gradually i'm.
proving.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes and Hats
from Read & Virgins before buying else>
where.
As our chairs are not on sale at the fuL>
niture stores in Marietta, we are determin,
ed the citizens of the city and country sur
rounding shall have chance to buy the
best at wholesale prices.
The MARIETTA MAMIE CTITRTEG Co