The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-19
, first time In Astoria the new club

the first time in Astoria the new club
yell.
L The fun list Of performers at the enter
tainment Is as follows:
Prof. @. b. Newton, Mr.. Herbert L.
Brown, Miss Lorene Beaupre Madam A.
FinclE, Mrs. 8. Danzlger, Mrs. ]. T. Ross,
Mr.. w. T. Chutter, Mr.. H. Smith and
Mr.. John Fox.
The Seattle PresslNmes has this to say
Of Miss Lorene Beaupre, who will par
ticipate In the entertainment for the ben.
eft of the Astoria Football Club to-
night: "Of the specialties the Arab dance
of Miss Beaupre made a decided hit. She
is petite, graceful and handsome, knows
how to use her eyes and show her pretty.
teeth, and was honored with a hearty en-
core for her graceful efforts that left no
room to doubt its genuneness. She was
decided success last evening""
Miss Lorene Beaupre, who is to dance
at the Football clubs entertainment to.
right has taught the ballet of the Se-
attic Athletic club and the Multnoman
Amateur Athletic club (of Portland for
their recent burlesques. She Is not only
capable instructress, but a graceful
dancer, whose every motion Is a picture.
Nothing that she does can offend the
most fastLdious, and applause is certain
to welcome her first Astoria appearance.
Last night the members Of the club
turned out in FUN force on their beau
tifully decorated wheels, each one carry
ing torch. The effect was very beau
tiful and was the first event of the kind
in the city. The decorations Of the club
hall win be profuse in flowers and bunt-
ing, and the Camera club will throw
the colored lights on the stage for the
dancing
A thoroughly good time is in store for
everybody and there Is no question: but
what the finest entertainment given In
Astoria for years win be presented THIS
evening. Seats are selling rapidly and
choice ones are scarce.
The following Is the programme in full
for the evenings entertainment in the
clubs gymnasium:
PART I.
Piano solo-"La Czarina" "...............
.Mazourka Russe-Ganne
Miss Edith Conn.
Original monologue- Observation-Disclosures.
...,.,............ "Our Boarding House"
Mr.. Herbert L. Brown.
Vocal soGo-"My Loves Dear Eyes,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... .Wetherby
Mr.. H. G. Smith.
Recttations-(a) That Old Sweetheart
of Mine"-Riley; Cb) "Young Amer.
fca' ......,..................... Anon
Mr.. c. 3. Newton.
Soprano solo-"Thy Blue Eyes. &C. Bohn
Mrs. s. Danzlger
Recitahou-'He Tried to Tel His
Wife" .............,..,.....". Anon
Mr. Brown.
Soprano solo-"Alla Stella CONFIDENT"
..............,,.... ....I... ~. Robaudl
(By requesD Nine. Alberta Finck.
PART II.
Dramatic recital. :. "Mary's Night Ride"
Mr.. Newton.
Contralto solo-"Love's Sorrow" Shelly
Mrs. j. r. Ross.
Skirt dance. e..........Miss Lorene Beaupre
Comic song-"Are You There, Mor.arity"
Mr.. John Fox.
Original dialect sketch. ...."............
................'A Night at the Opera"
.a Mr.. Brown.
Soprano solo-"If Thou Didst Love me-
........................... i. Denza
Mime. Alberta Finck.
Original character monologue-"Aunt
Stutsnicker on The New Woman"
Mr.. Newton.
Plano accompanist. ....... Miss Edith Conn
Violin. n.................Prof f. Frederickson
Cello. Emil Theilhorn