The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-02

trousers, patent leather shoes, white
CATERS and glossy silk hat. The finish
ing touch was added to his costume by a
large cane decorated with yellow ribbon.
The program In full was as follows:
NTERLocUroR, Miss Mariah Anderson.
BONEs, TAMBOs,
Sorry Bernhardt, Funny Davenport,
Clarietta Morris, July Marlowe,
Georgia Caravan. Silly Russell,
Clematis Deyere. Rosy Cogswheel.
THE DARKTowN QUARTETTE,
And Fifty Other Sable Beauties Whose Names
the Audience May Guess.
PART I.
"a. "Belles in Black" ..... 49,.
Full Chorus OF Charity warblers
b. "Walcott Avenue. u:................
Bones and Tambos.
"rhe Watermelon. ......
July Marlowe.
go To Sleep. MY Honey" ...........
Arizona Patti.
swinging on the Golden Gate.
silly Russell.
Down In Ola Tennessee. e,"...............
Jerusha Pear.
"Carolina Pettingill,.' :. ..........
ClemaIis Dsvere.
Lowing Eyes of Violet Blue,".
Darktown Quartette.
BILLY Brown. .........
Sorry Bernhardt.
DIVISIONS of Childhood, d,".........,........
Nine. Sulky.
II Am High Born Lady -. ........
Georgia Caravan.
"Old Folks at Home.".. ..........
Darktown Quartette.
"climb Up, Chillun,". ".....................
Funny Davenport.
"Old Kentucky Home,".... .............
Jemima Lind.
Bye. BYE. Malinda,"... ......... ........
Rosy CogsWheel.
.sThe Stars Alone Can Tell,".
Bones, Tambos and Chorus.
PART 2.
"Medley,"..... .................
Echoes from the Street Charity warblers.
Liberty Bel" ll,".................. ......
The Eclipse Silver Band.
Little Alabama Coon,"
A Pawtucket Pickaninny.
"Cornet Solo,.
Selected. Angelina Dewdrop.
"Old Aunt Sue.".. ........ ........
Amanda Nelson.
"Pickanniny Dance. ".....................
Lottar.
THE GRAND CAKE WALK,
By Well Known Pawtucket Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Originated and presented under the personal
direction OF
MISS ADDIE lola AMEs.
For the guidance of the friends of the
participants the names of the performers
follow, 1t being impossible to recognize
even ones sister, except possibly by ia
miliar gesture:
Sorry Bernhardt, Mrs. E. c. Baker;
Clarietta Morris, Miss Nellie A. Rice;
Georgia Caravan, Miss Harriette Pollard;
Ciematis DeVere, Mrs. A. M. James Funny
Davenport, Miss Viva Dexter; July Mar
low, Mrs. ]. 8. Ladd; Silly Russell, Miss
Eveline Dexter; Rosy Cogswheei, Miss
Mamie Sprague; Marian Anderson, Mrs.
Charlotte M. BKoome; the Darktown Quar-
tette, Misses Tbbctts, Helen North, Helen
Mckinley and Viva Aver; the Eclipse Sill
yer Band, Misses Tibbetts, Viva Aver,
Helen Mckinley and Helen North; Paw
tucket Pickaninny, Miss Ruth Bucklin !;
Angelina Dewdrop, Mrs. Nichols; Amanda
Nelson, Mrs. Fish; "Lottar," Miss Rhoda
Blake.
The music for the occasion was furnished
by Halves orchestra, under the personal
direction of Miss Ames, who Is deserving
of high praise for her work and the smooth
performance given. The members of the
chorus were:
Mrs. Myra Bishop, Misses Bessie Cat
chel, Daisy Capron, Lizzie e. Keppie,
Nellie A. Vance, Nellie Hogan, Lottie Lar
gan, Edith Thornley,, Carrie Ellis, Lizzie
Mckinley, Helen Mckinley, Jennie Nc
Kinley, Nettie Boss, Nellie F. Martin,
Clarinda Horton, Alice Thornley,, Mabel
Hay, Jennie l.. Ellis, Alice Baker, Emma
Donath, Agnes Sweet, Lille Andrews,
Maud Godfrey, Eta Boyle, Mary Jenkins,
Vira Aver, 8. Asquith, Emma Tebbets,
Hattie Merrill, Elsie Merry, L. Richards,
Blance Andrews, Gertrude Adrews, Nellie
North, Bertha Boehnke, Flora Raymond,
Alice Harries, Minnie Sheppard, Mabel
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