St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-20
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Stone, Horace Thompson, Gardner
Moore, F. Seymour, A. j. Gillette, w.
H Sanborn, Kenneth Clark, E. j. Abb
bolt, p. II. Hillard, r. P. Wright, c.
c. De Coster, ]. L. Stewart, M. d.
Mum, H. Wedelstaedt, John LAWYER,
William Dawson, d. H. Moon, j. Allen,
w. Constance, H. S. Fairchild, Oscar
Taylor, John jackson, r. Warner, r.
B. Galusha, C. w. Bum, G.. c.. Squires,
]. F. Shadle Charles D., GilfillaH, c. w.
Carpenter, w. E. Bramhall, L. l..
Schurmeier, j. ]. Parker, j. e. McWil1-
Jams, Robert Rantoul, w. H. Lightner,
Ambrose Tighe, f. w NJ. Cutcheon,
j. w. Lusk, John A. Humbird, Marie
Greve, Frederick Driseoll, Cass Gill
bert, Walter Morton, T. T. Smith.
Besides being a very great social
success, the performance from the ar
tistic standpoint was very successful.
The play is a very delightful little
piece of work, and the title role in the
hands of Miss Katherine Jewell Ev
arts, the talented young amateur act
ress, of Minneapolis, was very well
taken care of. Miss Evarts has a
great deal of
DRAMATIC ABILITY,
but her voice lacks volume for such a
house as the Metropolitan. The part
of Dave Hardy, the young Carolinean
in love with Esmeralda, was essayed
by George Willard, also of Minneap-
oils. Mr.. Wizards work was excel
lent throughout. The other parts were
very we'll taken, as follows: Mr.. Rog-
ers, North Carolina farmer, by John
D. Miller, who is very clever; Jack Des-
mond. an American artist in Paris, H
C. Hall, while Mrs. Fred Powers in the
part of Nora, his sister, was extremely
happy. The other people in the cast
were Miss Margaret Hall, Mrs. H. H.
Horn, H. L. Davis and Frank Farwell,
all of whom played their parts in a
very satisfactory manner.
The people who occupied boxes
were:
Box D-Mrs. Clarke, Miss Jones,
Miss Smith, Miss Clark
Box C-Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. LAWYER, Miss GililIan,
Miss Bass, M. j. Boyle, G. A Nc
P'herson.
Box F-Mrs. Hall, Miss Oppenheim,
Mrs. Hilliard:
Box E-Mrs. William z. Grieve, Mrs.
Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs A. B.
Stowell
Box M-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Auer-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson
Jr., Mrs. A. B. tombstone, Miss Horn,
Miss Smyth. -
Box K-Mr. and Mrs. j. J.. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Averin, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. H. Storill.
Box B-Mrs. j.. B. Tarbox, Miss Tar
box, Miss Lamprey, Miss Moore,
Messrs. Tarbox, Trowbridge and Nc
Chung.
Bcx Abr. and Mrs Fulton, Mrs.
Glenn, DR.. Schadle. @e.
Box Mrs. Oppenheim, Mrs. Hale.
Mrs. Smith, Hermann Oppenheim. L..
Oppenheim, J. A. Clark.
Among the prominent society people
who were present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames A. J. Stone
p. A. Schaub, DR.. O'Brien, DIR. Richie.
Bates, w. j. Footner, A. Guthrie, J..
B. Hoxsie, ]. w. Edgcrton, Ritten-
house, Matt Clark, A. S. Bates, A. B.
Plough, Archie Driscoll, Charles A.
Wheaton, J. w. Kirk, George R.
Finch, Sherman Findl, w. H. Patter
son, B. Goodkind, 4AnseT Oppenheim,
kalman, ARNOLD, e. A. Jaggard,
Judge and Mrs. Flandrau, J. P. Ell
mer, c.: P. -Noyes, d: r. Noyes, Capt.
and Mrs. Davenport, Rev and Mrs.
Y. Peyton Morgan, Stanford Newell,
Willrich, Mum, N. P. Langford, John
Field, Harvey Officer, DR.. Brimhan,
H. T. Black, w. F. Peet, Pike, J. P.
Elmer, Mcconnell, S. L.. Schumacher,
Robert Mannheimer, j. J. Parker.
Frank Dabney, T. L. Blood, Hiram F.
Stevens, Frank A. Day, Schaller,
Stockton, Young, Stebbins, F. w. M.
Cutcheon, Gilfllan, A B. Stickney.
George R. Finch, Henry Hale, E. N.
Saunders.
Mesdames Lamborn, Pope, Simpson.
Misses Clark, Gilfillan, Horn, Mabel
Horn, Noyes, Hall, Lenore Horn, Pope.
Lamborn, Gussie Pope, Robbins,
Grace Robbins, Ssickney.
Messrs. Read, Iverson, Samuel Daw-
son, DR.. Wheaton, L.. Goodkind. A.
kalman, j. Mannheimer, w. H. Moore.
Charles Mcclure, J. A. McConichie,
Minneapolis; Curtiss, of New York;
Lew Wilkes, Findley Sheperd, M. J.
Boyle, Oppenheim, Mailer, Moves.
Armstrong, Yardley.