Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18
SCHIEFFELIN HALL
The Entertainment Given Last
 Night.

l hail laet nigbS was " Ief the oest ! attended ard most successful concert 1 over given in T0mbetone by local | talent. The programme wGs rendered
 ia a manner that procured mc't flat
 l teriny criticism for each and every
 one of tbs p.r!ormers, and creSitable praise for the inspiring cenius of the | ladies who had the matter in charge.
 rhe sta.e was ar,isticslly arranged and lent c beautiful effect. The hall
 was crowded, every seat being occupied
 and the hearty applause showed sub
 .tan,ial appreciation of the perform
 ance. The opening chorus of ten
 voices vas well rendered, they were gracefully grouped and showed per sistens and intelligent drill. The
 Instrumental duet of tho Wolcott l sisters showed nusoisl talent and
 evidences of genius, both being sx- eellsnt players; while the piano and violin duet of Arizona and
 Johnnie Miano was also effectively and
 we'll delivered. The recitation Of l Frank Austin Jr. was received with
 evident appreciation aad merittd ap-
 plsuse, likewise tl.e recitation of Grace Tarbell, who rendered her
 selection with becoming grace and
 elegance. The plano playing of Mrs. Scott White and Mrs. H. NJ. Gee was
 .ubimely and artisticsily executed
 and were enthusiastically applaudsd.
 Both ladiea are accomplished pisnists ,f rare ability. The humorous. pathe- tic, passi0nste expressions, and ono tions were never moro admirably blended than ia Mrs. r. E. Anstin's medley of reeitAtions. bstrsyipg im-
 nediatsly the fnished art,st. she was persistentlys sncorsd and responde d with humorous aeleetions that charmed the audience. Mrs. Austin i- an slocutionist of faultless delivery. The singing of Mrs. w. R. King and Mrs. W. A. Hsrwood captured the audience. Both were in excellent voice, expression, aud muscial spirit, and were rspturously applauded. In the ouartette the ladies exhibited tho .sms ease and clearness wbile Mr. Wolcott's deep tones were rich and pleasing. The instrumental duet of Mrs. Gee aud Josephine Critchlsy was we'll received showing that the youth ful Miss is becoming an adept pianiss under skilled tutOrsHe. A hun oi admiration and delight went through the audience for tho excellently rendered recitation of Mr'. G. w.
 Cool, (which appeared realistic and catchy, and elieitins great applause. The vocal sole of Francis Crsble pat ,he audience in s good humor. The young man is at ease on the stsgs and won unbounded admiration. District Attorney-elect E. W. land favored the audisnee with guitar solo which was
 voted par sxcellsnee. He was sncorsd
 long and loud responding with another beautiful collection meriting the un- soimous praise given The dialogue re- presenting . humorous railway station incident was excellent and deserving of special mention. Eva Woloott's character representing sn old lady vas simply fautless. Francis Crabls e the mis,hisvous bsy was excellent and John H.mpston as the agent and operator wss realistic and
 natural. The reference te the PRos- PKGToR WAS we'll received and brought flown the house. In the trie the sing- ing of the Cook sisters and Francis CraSle was c treat. The Cook sisters are excellent singers. graceful in move ment and action, and did we'll: Francis Crable psrforusi his part perfectly all receiving hearty and meritsd applause The closing act o: Down Esst scene was dramatically portrayed. F. c. Willard psrsouating Jsrmish and Mise Laura Crabls as Sassn, are deserving of praise, the Misses Psd6sld and Hsttich as ths two city sisters, equally %, while Hugo Lsngpsap. a the suitsr. showed e much polish and ease on the stsge as his acquired snosthnsss in setting typo on the FROST EcToR. Esch played their psrt exceptionally we'll bringing out the lsughsbls snd humorous poin ts nest admirably, and was we'll received. Sac Ei.bAe news on third page. If