The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-02-25
A DELIGHTFUL EVENT
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT AT
ACADEMY CHAPEL.
Given by the Euterpean and Hes
perfan Literary SOcieties-Miscel-
laneous Program Graphophone
Selections-Go Tonight,

U1Ven Dy Cno EuCerpean ana mes.
perian Literary Societies-Miscel-
laneous Program Graphophone
Selections-Go Tonight.
Monday night the annual entertain
ment of the two Literary Societies of
the Salem Academy-Euterpea and
Hesperidn-was held, and this year
they made a new departure in the
matter of programme. Instead of CIV
varied the programme.
The first part was miscellaneous
selection, the chorus Down the
Ohio giving clear and pleasant
ring to the occasion. The doll
Drill" by a number OF little folks
from school and town was a dainty
little selection. The recitatlons. in
strumental and vocal selections, were
all well chosen and well rendered.
The second part was short play,
the scene being in the home of a
wealthy lacy who had just lost her
cook, and at the same time received a
note from her husband that he would
bring some company home with him.
She sends to the Intelligence office
and one applicant after the other ap-
pears. The Irish girl, the country
girl, the novel reading girl, the
''strong minded GIRL" and not to be
forgotten the little darky girl, all ap-
pear and disappear in the midst OF a
great deal of fun and humor. The
participants were all up to the rem
dering of their parts, those already
mother, mother and daughter.
The third part was number Of Sc
lections given by the Graphophone,
kindly supplied by Prof. D. S. Butner.
The numbers were interesting in
themselves considered, and when con-
sidered in their scientific aspect were
still more so. Mr.. Clewell spoke CT
the place in science which this dis
covery was taking, and explained the
exact point which each selection was
intended to illustrate. Although the
hall was filed to it's utmost capacity
the most profound silence was ooserv-
ed during the presentation OF the
Graphophone selections.
We learn that nearly $50 were TAX
en- in which is certainly hattering to
the young ladies, when it is consider
ed that it was 25 cent admission
and "children half price"
The following is the programme
MISCELLANEOUS
Kingsley Down the ONO.
Members HEsPERIAN and EUTERPEAN
SOCIETIES.
Liszt Rakcozy March.
Misses RUTH CLARK, MAUD CHEEK and EVA
LINDLEY.
the Princess Bonnie
Miss DAISY HAMS.
Anon George Washington and
his Little Ratchet.
Miss DUNCAN WINSTON.
Doll Drill.
Amy Sloan. Bessie Sloan, Louise Bahnson,
Nellie Fries, Ruth Siewers. Bertha Hell
len. Bessie Harris, Mary Stroup, Birdie
E Field "seein' Things"
Gottschalk Radieuse Waltz
MISSES PEARL ROBERTSON and MARY
Maylath Bringii Home the Cows
Miss LENNIE JARVIS.
THE TIPsY PUDDING.
ALICE ADAMsoN Mrs. Bustle.
VIRGINIA WapIEY Grandmothef BustIe.
BESSIE RIDDIcK Blddy . kafety-
mary PRupEN Miss Moonshine.
UNA FITZPATRICK Miss Bridget Mcclure.
GLADYS CLARK Hazy Black.
GRAPHoPHoNE SELECTIONS.
Mocking Bird. Whistled by J. York Atlee
Sparkling Eyes. Xylophonee Solo.
Inc NlSnC aIaih' 1layeu Wy 1sSiei VI
chestra.
The Laughing Polka. Played by Issler's
Orchestra.
Trinity Chimes More to Follow"
The Village Orchestra. Played by Issler's
Orchestra.
Ben Bolt. Cornet Solo.
The Auctioneer Introducing the human
voice.
Hail! Jesusalem Hail!' As sung by the
Manhansett Quartette.
Dixie" Played by Gilmore's Band.