Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-28
BnooRIYN, March 81, 1895.
sIxrEENrH CENrURY Events.
Picturesque Costumes Worn by Some of
WilminGton's Lovely Women and Hand
soma Men.

Picturesque Costumes Worn by Some of
WilIninGton's Lovely Women and Hand
some Men.
At the rehearsal for the Scottish Refor-
nation" to be given in the Grand Opera
House Tuesday aud "Wednesday evenings.
March 18th and 9th, for the benefit of
the Industrial school, were seen represen-
tations from nearly all the Protestant
churches of the city, including many of
the -four hundred" This entertainment,
i'll which these $50 persons help to eluci-
date the stirring 18th century events, will
only prove more conclusivGy than ever
that Wilmington possesses many talented
people This entertainment has only been
before the public this season, anu in that
time has been given in some OF our large
Eastern cities and Judging from the prog
ress that is being made AT the rehearsals,
this rendition will compare favorably, il
not excel. previous renditIOns. The central
inquire of the representations Will be the
interview between John Knox and Mary
stuart Ten men from one Of the military
companies of the city will be Scottish SOL
diers in this scene. The other roles will
be taken by the following persons:
Queen" Eleanor Il. Walton; "Alary
BetOn, sploist, Isabelle Bclin Wales;
Mary Livingston" Audrey Shortlidge;
Mary Curl Emma Lore; Mary Seton, :"
Elizabeth Talley; Hannah Kennedy"
Mary Phillips other court lady, "Adelle
Phillips: John Knox" Rev. Burgett
stuart" Harry c. Conrad; LETTERING,
TOM William q. Pennypacker; "Erskin
| of Dun Harry V. l}ootes French Min
ister," Willard Hall Porter; Spanish
Minister" Charles NJ. Curtis" English
| Gentlemen. Z. T. X. Bates and A. Ten.
wecges; Messenger, Neyin Marks; Min
stEel, Albert Muhihausen. Mr.. Harry
Baird will have charge of the vocal music
in the Scottish Reformation.
Detachments from the odd Fellows and
X. q. f.. will assist in other scenes.
There IL great demand for tickets, the
prices being very moderate. They may be
secured from participants and others in.
tercsted III the cause. Mrs. Monroe's Ell.
tertainments are noted for the large num-
Der Of reserved seats which are usually
sold i'll advance. Chart for reserved seats
will open Saturday, March sd, q. m.
Choice seats will soon be taken.
When one of Mrs. MonrOes entertain
lnents was given last week 700 reserved
seats were sold in one hour ON two success.
sive days.
That the entertainment was success
needed but aglance about the great theatre.
On tloor and gallery hardly could be seen
a vacant seat BookSNt unity Eagle
Grand and Petit Jurors for the April Tern
Special CcrrcspondenceO Of iazette and Journa
Dover, March 2l.--'rhe following juror,
have been drawn for the coming Apri
term OF Kent county court: .--
GRAND Jury.
Duck Creek hundrcd-William D. Hazel
James e. Robinson. j. Frank Denney.
kenton-Dayid a. Knots, David Rees
William llutChiSon.
Little;CreeIi-James +, Lafrerty, Joshut
r. MCionlgal
West Doyer-Dayid d. Marvil, Johr
Craig.
East Dover Henry Krichbaum, Thoma
]. Slaughter.
North Observation-Disclosures c. Frear
James Lord, James L. Sapp
South Murderkill-Edward bill, JohI
IL. Schabinger, Leander S. Hopkins
MisPillion--,WilIiam II. Murphy, jane
a. smith, William Layton.
, =, Miliofd-John Il, Gahall, Charles b
; Townsend, John A. Bickle.
rErIr JURY.
Duck Crcek--George d. Stevenson
/ Robert A. Hill, James X. Orrell William
! \. Ford.
! Kenton-Tsaac sinnex, John 7. Berry
Asa u. Nudge.
Little Creek-Major Morris, John A
G FarrOw.
: West Dovcr-Joseph Voshell Thoma
( Ford.
y East Dover-Thomas Killen. James w
: Slaughter, Edward q. Pardee, John i
y Kemp.
/. North MurderkilI-John +. Minner, Wi
y liam {. Kelley, Thomas G. Slay
' south Murderkill-Joseph ii. Sullivan
o samuel J; Mnner, Charles Shockle,
i Richard Clark,
It Mismllion--John J. Harrington of S
/. Joseph Galloway, Charles A. Smitl
:. Charles h. Cannon.
, Miitord-i.uther +. Cubbage, John 1
Bennett, liethall W. Mills, Arthur i