The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-30
LUTHER AND HIS DEEDS
PRESEN PATTON OF STORY OF RE-
 FORMATION NEXT WEEK.


 Mrs. II. E. Monroe, the Brilliant Lecturer, to speok-AllegoricaI Cast of Over 100 Observation-Disclosures in Event Wide spread.
 The preparations for the presentation Of the Story of the Reformation next Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Hyperion are bright with promise or success for the. undertaking,
 A rehearsal was held last evening In the Insurance building and was in every way satisfactory performance This evening a full dress rehearsal Will be held in the Hyperion.
 This entertainment is fraught With all the historical interest which attaches to all that relates to the great period or the Protestant reformation.
 Mrs Fl. E. Monroe, who is to speak, is a talented lecturer, and treats the subject of Luther's life and his deeds in manner at once entertaining ana calculated to leave lasting impression upon the minds of her hearers. Mrs. Monroe has travelled extensively through the territory from which the incidents of her lecture are taken and has thus acquired a familiarity with the scenes and places shown by stere- opticon throughout the lecture, whlch can be obtained in no other way. Her secretary will arrive in this city to- day.
 The aIlegorioal part of the entertain men presented by 200 ladies and gentle .,. ,,I greatly to the pleasure and instructive ness of the evening. The cast of char- acters will include many prominent people of the city, and the whole has been arranged for artistic effect With the greatest care.
 The entertainment has met with flat tering success wherever given and there is every reason to suppose that will be the case here. It is given for the benefit of the New Haven branch of the Indian association.
 The patronesses are: Miss Marie E. Ives Mrs. George B. Stevens, Mrs. E. H. Jenkins, Mrs. Newman Smyth, Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, Mrs A. J. Du Bois, Mrs. Timothy Bishop, Mrs. Will liam F. Blackman, Mrs. G. N. Duncan, Mrs. l.. o. Brastow, Mrs J. c, Schwab, Mrs. Charles De Forest, Miss Mary Quincy, Mrs Charles Fabrique, Mrs. 8. E. Merwin, Miss Barnum, Miss Galpin, Miss Stow, Mrs. s. J. Merwin, Mrs. s. D. Gilbert, Mrs. c. H. Smith, Mrs. A. B. Fif1eld, Miss Mary Shipman, Miss Dag gett, Mrs. s. A. Galpin, Mrs. William P. Blake, Mrs. Henry Rogers, Mrs. J. B. Twitchell, Mrs. S. A Booth, Mrs E. w. Scripture, Mrs. A. Cheney.
 A list of those who are to take part in the production follows:
 Leaders-E. B. Baker, jr., w. I. Mott, A. c. I. Beers, F. K Barnes, R. N. Fuller, Fred J. Calverton, August He'd man, Miss Ruth Y. Meserve, Miss A. T. Corey, Miss J. Almirea Barnes, Miss Jennie Beers, Miss Alta N. Garter, Miss E. F. Wing, Miss May Fridell.
 LADIES REPRESENTING STATES. Connecticut, Miss Annie Swanson; New York, Miss A. M Schneider; Maine, Miss Josephine Silbit; Vermont, Mrs. M. Schermerhorn; Massachusetts, Miss A. R. Strecker; Rhode Island, Miss Laura Quinn; New Hampshire. Miss A. Kraft; New Jersey, Mrs. F. Bostwick; Penn sylvania, Miss M. l.. Gates; Delaware, Miss A. M. Barrett; Maryland, Miss An toinette Parlow; District of Columbia, Miss M E. Walker; Virginia, Miss Ger trude White; West Virginia, Miss Mae Gilbert; North Carolina, Miss Jennie Lincoln; South Carolina, Miss Luetta Fenner; Georgia, Miss L. A. Kraft; Florida, Miss Susie M. Leonard; Ala- bama, Miss Annie B. Hughes; Louis jana, Miss L. B. Andrews; Texas, Miss N. Howland; Indiana Miss M. Rood; Ohio, Miss Alice Sanford; Illinois, Miss Mollie Trowbridge; Kentucky, Miss Jes- sic Holmes; Wisconsin, Miss Maud Miller; Michigan, Miss Florence Hull; Minnesota, Miss N. M. Alden; Kansas Mrs. G. T. Hunt; Missouri, Miss G. P Damn; Colorado, Miss Frisby; Nevada Miss c. E. Corey; California, Miss Maud L. Beeching.
 German states-J. A. Derby, Fred Ho man, F. c. Adams, P. Everts Henry I.ehr, U. Larson, William Kutscher, c L. Ayers, Alfred Hall, w. A. Sanford Paul Jente, c. Nelson, E. J. Todd George w. P. Bedell, J. Larson.
 MONK AND CHOIR MEN SCENE.
 Monk-E J. Todd.
 Choir men-F Fox, G. w. Berger, B Winter, G. H. Xavier, L. H. Bronson, G
 
 CT, F. E. Northrop, w. L. Lloyd, J. H Hall, H. w. Strack.
 LUTHER'S TRIAL AT WORMS. Luther .......A. M. Hal Emperor ....... .........Fred J. BroWl Elector ..... .......Dr. Philip Browning Cardinal ..... ....................
 Chas. E. Pickett, clerk U. S. Dis. Cour Melancthon ....... ..........J. A. Derb! Spalatin. n................Dr. c. D. Phelp Brick. .....................Dr Dr. F. E. Beecl W1lQeQGCn. A. D. \ lllGlt Albert Prof. J. K. Phelp Monk .....................E. J. Todd Third Cardinal Dr. Peel Priest Prof. William Sturgi Prince. .....................W w. A. Adam StuQ6ul.. ,..s'.......- IT- MpullOi Courier ...............F. P. Farnswortl Priest. Guy V. Thompson Second Cardinal .............. MT. Bis Scholar. .............. ..M. Schermerhorl Bishop. w. C. Morgan