St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-23
OF OLD TIME SCENES AND JOY
Gus AND MERRY
DANCES.
THE LIVING PICTURES
OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY In MOST
ATTRACTIVE PRESENTA-
TIONS.
AND ALL FOR THE BABIES.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Who
Take Part in the Entertain
ment.

Inc programme Tor the entertain
mentS to be given at the Grand opera
house for the benefit of the babies
home has been prepared, and the
main features of it are herewith
published. Yesterdays G o con-
tanned an account of the babies
home, it's origin and history, and also
the names of the ladies of st. Paul
who will act as patronesses of this
worthy enterprise.
The opening performance will take
place Thursday night, Aug. 90. The
programme will comprise vocal
dances, tabIeaux and living pict-
ures. The solo singers engaged for
the occasion are Mrs. c. B. Yale,
Miss Adah Hawkins, Miss Alma H.
De Lano, Miss c. L. Mead, Mrs AL
Ian c. Kreiger and Mr.. Johnson
The first division of the entertain
ment is classed under the general
head 'Old Scenes and New" May
Day on Boston Common" May pole
dances, minuets and military spec
tacleS reminiscent of some of the
great battlefields of the country, will
be presented in highly realistic
fashion. The first spectacle will be
represented as follows:
l. Familiar Faces.
2. May Day on Boston Common.
Hulda...... ............M Miss Elsie Pope
JoSia.... ............... Clarence Bunker
Children-Palmes Shurick, Earl SUIT
ton. Alice Brill, Grace Thompson,
h SrDOsa rst 14I,
well and Gushing Wright, Misses
Minnie Holloway Antoinette Shu-
rick, Chester Wells, Gladys Wells.
The May pole dance will be the next
feature, in which the following chill
dren will participate: Adele Lanpher,
Florence Schiffman, Elsie Constans
Ethel Haynie, Mabel Lyon, Edith Hol-
man, Miriam Holman, Helen Hollo-
way.
Tableaux representing "Our Fore
fathers and Foremothers,' ''Our Pa
triots"and THE Bellies of &c" will fol-
low, after which the stately minuet
will be danced by Misses Blakely,
Auerbach, DeCoster, Bass, Pope,
Warner, Kalman, Guthrie, Messrs. F.
c. Bancroft, w. H. Forbes, P. Hough-
ton, S. Corning, S. Young, H. Davis.
Company c, of the Minnesota Ma
tional guard, will present tableaux pic
turing the March to Victory" Mrs.
c. B. Yale will sing Columbia and
the following choir boys will contri-
butte patriotic music: Martin Richard
son, Guy Benedict, Walter DeLano,
Harry Lawton, Paul Stevenson, Clark
Eller, Huntley Downs, Charlie Leon
ard, Tommy Sven, Harry McGinnis.
Kennut Puterbaugh, Victor Laiken,
Gordon Downs, Willie Neal
The Northwestern Banjo and Mando-
lin club, consisting of Messrs. Adams,
Hopper, H. Brown, Warner l.. Nc
Adams, W. Brown, Hageman, will also
furnish appropriate music.
An interesting feature of the pro-
gramme will be a reproduction of the
Midway Plaisance of the Worlds Fair,
in which will appear Turks, Chinese.
Egyptians, Japanese, Hindoos, Column
bian guards, German girls, Moors.
Dahomeyans, Arabs, beauties, Irish
lasses and distinguished guests from
abroad.
The latter half of the entertainment
will consist of beautiful and varied
selection of living pictures represent
ing the following subjects:
a Lesson in Embroidery-Misse Jo-
Sephine Carr, Gussie Pope, Flora Auer-
oa Tba A hinbar Guthrie 1thF Elsie Pope.
Cornish, Lillian Allen, Blanche Law
Adele Lanpher.
Ga a. Cal R to the TsErymqan-Misses
Romeo and Juliet -Summertime-
Gossip-Good Night-Cupid-Th Bash
fuI III, LoVers.Coming Through the Rye.
me Soldiers Fureral-Capt q. C.
GusSie Pope.
Radciife Boswell Hne cush hheE- Mfigbf
harry Barr, Misses Lillian Lawton,
Silce Bowen, Florence Schiffman,
St. Cecilia-Miss Annie Guthrie.
The Moon Fairy-Miss Ethel Hay
An Innocent Victim-Messrs. Har-
old Stout, Frank Breed, Misses Maud
Moon, Mamie Livingston.
Natures Mirror-Miss Alice Mon
fort
The serenade- Edward Brown, VIII
Warren, Henry Adams
First Words of Love-Mr. Blair
Flandreau, Miss Lillian DeCoster
Katrira-.Ramsey Furness, Miss
Music-Misses Annie Guthrie, Alice
Monfort, Josephine Carr Elsie pope.
Flora Auerbach, Gussie Pope, Luella
HuShSon.
The Favored Swain-School-C
Boys-Apollo and the Muses-Preludes
of Bach-Beethoven at the Home of
Mozart-Grief- Friendship : Forgive
ness-The Bread Ticket-The Higher
Education of Women-The Sculptor's
Studio.
The executive committee consists of
Mrs. W. D. Cornish, Mrs. E. ]. Alb
bott and Mrs. E. e. Hughson. Mrs.
f. P. Wright and Mrs. E. E. Hughson
constitute the musical committee, and
Mrs. A. P. Moss the printing com
mittee. The performers committee
comprises the following: Mrs. L. L.
c. Brooks, Mrs. G. Livingston, Mrs.
W. H. Fisher. Mrs. II. w FagIey,
Mrs. Charles Schuneman. Mrs. F. d