Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-12

Mcclure, the popular young actor,
represented Hardness Cregan. HIS tall
ent, fine voice and depth of expression,
together with most appropriate
makeup, gave all that could he asked
for. The girl whom he had married,
E.LLY O'CoNNER.
worshippe6 his very footsteps, yet in
his cooling love he imagines his folly
and of course recognizes the bfogue in
which she "spake" 10 him. Mrs.
Newlin took her part in red calico aud
blue bodice which gave fitting cos-
tune to Eilly O'Connor's station.
Her elocution was good, and her eX-
preston maintained throughout the
suavity of lovc-sick country dame;
and not overcaut,ous yet of liberal
spirit, as was shown in the scene with
the priest and Myles, the brewing of
the puncn.
MILES MA COPPAlEEN
was in love with Eilly O'Conner and
also with the spirits OF his little distil-
lery across the Gap of Dunlee. Mr..
Redwood was Myles to perfection
happy Irishman, active, pleasing in
manner-he illustrating how much
pleasure ability, art aud voice can give
to an audience.
ANNIE CHUTE
brings Miss Della Lindsay forth as an
amateur deserving of extraordinary
praise. There is much talent behind
an ease and gracefuiness upon the
stage, and in II possession Of spirit and
activity of life, we commend her as
| one possessing, the, talent. Her cos
tunes were nObby. The cruel hunch-
back
browns Eilly OConner in the Gap of
Dunlee. In this role l.. Thompson
| sustained his part with that old-time
tact and reliability which always
pleases. Curtis Thatcher as
FATHER TOM
was strictly first-class, while
MIR. CoRRIGAN,
the jealous fiend, Ed. Arant, should
receive first prize for general togging
up. Life i'm his acting pervades every
motion and emphasis, and his rendi-
tion would be hard to excel.
A. Stacy, AS the officer, held himself
we'll within the refinement and culture
of his part. Miss Genevieve Nollmer.
as the servant, carried herself very
gracefully. Mrs. Stacy deserves good
mention for exquisite technique and
choice selection on the piano.
Come again, amateur-prof ssionals.
The Daughters of Rebekah will give
a masquerade ball, on December 3lst
New Years evel, the proceeds of
which will 90 toward the purchase of
II new piano for their lodge room.
The Base Bail boys will give their
Christmas dance on Friday evening,
December 20, mt the Masonic hall.
Prof ROos will furnish the music, and
an enjoyable time is promised to all.
Mrs. Newlin's recitation and Prof
Swidensksi's violin solo gave special
interest to the entertainment given by
the Catholic School on Thursday
night. Father Mver, in IA few well
thought sentences gave the purposes of
these occasional meetings. "A child's
| school room view should he augmented
by training in appearing before the
people. "The boy is the father of the
Man" A choice lunch eliminated
the pleasant evening.
Rev. j. ID. McConkey delivered ii
strong and appropriate lecture last
Sunday evening on Soldiers, compli-
mentary to the Lewiston division Ida
no National Guards. The key to his
lecture was, Gideon ana his small band
overcoming the muttudes of Midean.
ties, in that beautifu! descriptions, one
of the most vivid in the holy book; the
breaking of the pitcher. the flash of
lights and the universal trumpet 5
blast 1t was not 10y the arms of war,
but by the spirit of Righteousness, that
the many were overcome 10y the few.
God fearing countries control the
world. So, as he said, at is .he spirit
of Christianity in the mother, whose
hand rocks the cradle. that rocks tn,
WOrld.n A large delegation represent
ing Co. B, attended III fall dress uni
form.
The Debating Society will meet sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, from nov
on. This is the :eason of the change
The majority of members belong Il
lodges and beneficial orders which
haye increased to such proportions tha
every evening is occupied, hence thu
question becomes ore OF existence o
none Xistence to the society. LITERARY
work is not considered n violation q
the Sabbath. The society will con
: fine itself to Sunday refinement i,
speech and essay and will open an'
close with prayer. The following i
the program for the coming sunday
Dialogue, Brutus and Cassius, l.. q
Mcclure and +. Piper; Anthony
p Grafton, Mr.. Redwood; Essay, A
. Coburn; Address, w. w. Wright
Essay on Man, II. Vollmer; Essay, MI
. Osmers; Reading, Mr.. Hastings.
"War, War, salvation War; san
, the Salvation lasse4 And then in rough