The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-17
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE PRIN.
CESS ANNE.
A Very Delightful Affair Attended by
Avery BriIIian, Audience. A Sue


Avery Brilliant Audience. A Sue.
cess.
The entertainments at tho Princess
Anne Hotel Monday evening, for the
benefit Of the Woman's Fluid, Atlanta
Exposition. was the event OF tho season
at this delightful ocean resort 1t was
indeed q much greater success than
had been anticipated. The hour an
bounced for the entertainment to be.
gin, 8 O'Clock. found tho spacious ball
room thronged by an elegantly dressed
aud apprecmtive audience. II was an
audience that charms and enchants the
vision, Tor beautiful women III beauti
full attire was GROWING aud attrac.
tive feature.
auspices OF Mrs. Gleunan aud Miss
Naudegrift, representing Nirginia's
Lady Commissioners OF the Atlanta
Exposition, Mrs. Winner, Mrs. Hunt
and Miss Jennie brewery. The pro.
grammo was n delightful one aud was
grently enjoyed. 1t was as follows:
rRojRAMMr.
J.. 0rShe'tra .................. Sc ection
=. soprano So ................ Selection
iiy aiiss Ellie Douglas Frayser.
y. hecitation "A Sisterly Scheme
l'y Miss Frances Leo starr.
4. Fancy skirt bauro ........ Selection
Ey Miss l.uLi lIice.
8. Iacitone solo 'Best OF All"
By W d. Crowen.
By Miss lena Allen.
T. Guitar AMI Mandolin Duet :. Selection
By Walter Howard Dey anu Calvert Roger
$. Butterfly Dance. By Miss Alberto Ashby
y Recitation. AN Italian Bafeba'l Game
by MIR. Il. j. Antelottl.
BY Mary Eel Glennan. '''''0n
II. Soprano 500 ...........S Selection
Dv Mis- Ellie Douglas Frayser.
IL. Recitation. .................. Select on
Ly Miss Frances Lee starr.
IL. Fancy Dance "sail"r Hornpipa"
By Miss Alberto ABhby
Ia. Orchtstrn. .....................S Selection
The rendition of the soprano solos by
Miss Frayser, of Richmond. was
charming. On each oconsion she re-.
celyed an encore. She hos n rare cul.
tivated voice. Mr.. w. ID. Crowell, OF
Norfolk. sang with his usual ability
aud with splendid effect, the song
"liest OF All" aud in response to en-.
core beautifully rendered "rhs
Suwannse River" Tho recitations by
Miss Frances Lee Starr, of Peters.
burg, delighted all. She possesses elocu.
tionary glfta Of more than ordinary
character. Her conceptions are oxcel
lent, The recitation by MIR. L. j. Ante.
lotti, OF IAN Italian Baseball Game"
captured aud conyulsed the audience.
aud when in response to an eucure he
recited "The Little Wharf Rat"
there was nauy fearful eye in the
audience at its conclusion. Tue guitar
and mandolin duet by Walter Howard
Dey aud Calvert Roger Dey was very
sweet. 1t entrnnced attention and
every note was properly rendered.
The costume dancing by the four little
girls, who participated, the Misses
Alberto Aahley. Mary Bell Glennan.
Louise Trice aud Lena Allen, were
features OF the evenings entertain
ment. The butterfly dance by Miss
Ashley vas tho perfection Of grace,
Louise Irice In her skirt dance was
vision OF fniry loveliness. Mary Bell
Glonnnn IN the "Child OF the Resi
meDt' danced ox9uisitsly, and little
Lena Allen in the "Highlnnd Fling"
Won oil hearts. The orchestra seleo
tions were very bright and enlivenine.
Altogether the entertainment was a
brilliant snccess.