The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-06

uteS, was represented by Misses Emma TIM
berlake and Tarbox. Mrs. G. M. Griggs, and
Messrs. w. P. Trowbridge and Bankson Tay-
lor The next tableau was that illustrating
the discontinue Of the young gentleman who
finds that he is obliged to take into dinner
the girl who. the day before refused him.
The characters were represented by Mrs. c.
e. Furness, Mrs. T. L. Wann, Miss Driscoll,
and Messrs. j. ]. McCafferty, Ogden Ham
mOnd and H. B. Wenzell.
The puzzle picture, Find the Two Lovers"
represented by Misses Tarbox. Taylor and
Lamborn. and Messrs J. P. Elmer P. w.
Parker and T. l.. Wann, was excellent, as
was the final picture, "The Bachelors Sup
per-" by A. B. Driscoll and Misses Kalman.
Holbert, De Coster, Bass, Saunders. Timber
lake and Julia Lawler.
The gowns worn by all the ladies were
beautiful.
The entertainment realized $500 for the
hospital.
Socially the event was elaborate. The aud
fence was q representative one and hand
some one. Most of the women were attired
In handsome evening costume. with hair pref
tily dressed, nearly every hat and bonnet In
the house being removed in accordance with
the popular custom. The boxes presented
particularly attractive appearance with their
merry parties, and after the presentation OF
the pictures the young women who had taken
part came into the front OF the house, adding
brightness to the charming scene. There were
several present from Minneapolis. In the
boxes were noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford
Newell, s. N. Morrison, D. w. Morrison. Mr..
Cutcheon and party, Miss Furness. Tanns Blk
by, L. R. Day, Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Auerbach and son, Judge and Mrs. Young,
Col. and Mrs. Newport Col. Clough. w. A..
Mrc
Upham, MI. and Mrs. Philip Shufeldt Mr..
Vierly, David Chute, M inneapolis Mrs. Fore
paugh, Misses Forepaugh, Mrs. Green, Miss
Lanpher,lt Maj and MRS. Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maysr Frank Lightner, DR.. and Mrs. Wit
tum, Mrs.S Holiness Judge Lusk, Mrs. Mcin-
tyre Mrs. Percy Wibaux. DR.. and Mrs. Abb
bott Others In the house were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hersey, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Sperry, Mi.
and Mrs. Schurmeer, Miss Beardsley, Miss
Mable Robinson, Miss Hand Dan Hand, b.
w. Peet, w. F. Peet, Frank Mckee, of Mime
apolis, Mr.. and the Misses Hefilefinser, OF
Minneapolis Josephine Kalman Finley Shep-
ard Miss Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Good
kind, Mr.. and Mrs. Horn, Mrs. N. P. Lang
ford Dr. and Mrs. Wheaton, Theo. Griggs,
Miss Helen Winston, Mr.. Wetmore, of MIN
neapolis, Miss Newport, Reese Newport Chas.
and Will Piilsbury, Minneapolis, Miss Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson, Miss Stevenson Mr..
and Mrs. Kellogg, DR.. and Mrs. Stone, Miss
Annie Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs H. I. Black,
Mrs. ]. j. Hill. the Misses Hill. Mr. and Mrs.
j. B. Tarbox, Miss Pace, Ed Bishop and
others.
Fanny Davenport begins an engagement OF
three nights and Saturday matinee at the
Metropolitan tonight, opening with La Tos-
ca 1t was this play which called forth so
much criticism when first presented, but since
then Miss Davenport has eliminated much
that was Objectionable, and today 1t stands
as one of her best creations, and has become
a great favorite with her admirers. Recently
when this pay was produced by Miss Daven-
port at the Baldwin theater, San Francisco,
she received fifteen calls at the end of the
fourth act where she murders the man to
save her virtue and womanly honor Tomor-
row and Saturday night and at the Saturday
matinee will be witnessed here for the first
time Miss Davenport's magnificent production
of Sardou's "Gismonda,' which will doubt
less awaken more interest than has been
exhibited by theater-goers for many months.
From even the coolest criticism Of Miss Day.
Imports great production, anything but ex-
travagant praise is extremely hard to find.
1t is certain that such production is hereto
fore unknown, and it was Miss Dayenport's
intention to show to the people Of her own
country that there was no truth in the state
ment that foreign attractions are more i'm
posing and elaborate than American managers
can Offer Melbourne Mcdowell. the hand
some and popular leading man, still heads the
list of the supporting company.
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The last st5ctlh three matinees and nights of vau-
deville are announced at the Grand. which
will be occupied next week by the Railroad
Ticket company. These will be the last
opportunities afforded local theater-goers Of
witnessing the entertaining programme fur
nished by Mary Marble, Sweatman, O'Rourke
and Dare, Irene Franklin, Felix and Coin,
Nelson Downs. Reno and Richards and the
beautiful living pictures.