New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

been secured for three evenings-to-morrow'
Tuesday and Wednesday-and Wednesday
matinee. Rehearsals have been In progress TOT
many weeks and the playing is pronounced
excellent. Attractive costuming will add 10 the
beauty of the setting.
The scene is laid in and about New-York The
play opens I'm Miss Cleopatra Collns's apart
ments Edwin Vane, a rather gay young man.
is engaged TO Miss Collins. and Is DESTROYS OIL
breaking off this tie. Miss Collins is clever
amateur actor. but Vane wishes to engage the
attentions OF the daughter OF a wealthy pork
packer, Miss Milly Hawkins. The course OF love
does not run smoothly. and after several laugh
able situations, in which Bob Lupton, Edwin
Vanes friend figures prominently, the lovers are
reconciled; Edwin returns to Cleopatra and Bob
Lupton marries Mllly Hawkins
THOSE WHO APPEAR.
In the second act Spencer and Billiard will
sing solos assisted by chorus of about fifteen
The words and music have been composed ex-
pressly for the show by S X. Wilson, of the
sophomore class. The cast is composed Of men
Of experience and talent 1t is as follows
Simon Hawkins. retired pork butcher George Parish
Edwin vane. male art...'..''.'''H' iuthi sp pence
Sfns MOWER 6lghted tragedan oglet
CIedpstfa Collins, Edwins old fame. Edward l. Tinker
Ny RSwTn her mother Ambrose HarderDurgh
Mr.. Jenkins has had direct charge OF the cast
and chorus. and they have been selected from
a large number Of candidates with care. The
following committee has been appointed by the
class 70 take charge Of the show:
Daniel Macpherson Armstead, chairman; John
Jerome Kelly manager: Arthur J. Mcclure. as
sistant manager Clarence W. Barlow, Walden
Keek
The following will act as ushers:
D. NJ. Armstead, G. w. partow, II. s. Johnson.
Kelly ;n Mcclure I r. P9tt s5vd F
Van Kleek and a. D. Weekes
UNDER EXCELLENT PATRONAGE
The production will be under he patronage OF a
number Of women Of social prominence Some Of
the patronesses are:
Mrs Edward D. Adams. Mrs Harris E. Adriance
Mrs. Collier ArmSt Io1s Mr. william II Justin
Mrs. Horace Barnard Mrs. G. r. Blanchard. Mrs
Hjalmar II. Boyesen Mrs; u. K. 8radley. Mrs
brown jr.. Mrs Daniel ButterGeld.' Mrs Samuel
f. Carpenter. Mrs. Walter G. Carr. Mrs. Alfred g.
Mrs stO A. G. Clark. Mrs. s b. Clarke Mrs sturgis
Coffin, Mrs f.. NJ cole Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs
Crawford Mrs. r v s Crosby. Srs y. cross
Mrs T. NJ Culver. Mrs. j. w. Davis Mrs George
De Forest; Mrs. Eugene peano, Mrs, Thomas
Mrs Henry X. Dyer Mrs H. W. Eaton Mrs
Field Mrs A: r.; Flower low Mrs r r Fowler Mrs
Grace az; Mrs s' ". G. Hall Mrs BrSddlu Hamilton ~
Mrs. W; H. Harlan, Mrs. i; :: Harrison. Mr.
Harvey. Mrs. John G. Hazen, Mrs: J: H. lIenshaw.
Mrs j. C. Hosgland. Mrs. @. \. Holden. Mrs. f. j.
Hoguet Mrs +. G HOLSTER, Mrs. a. G. IIollGwaY.
Hutton Mrs J. s. Huyer. Mrs a. r. Kelley,
Mrs g. Il. Kent. Mrs. GOuverneur Kortrlght.
Marquse Clara Lama Mrs Wilbur Larremore.
J. b. Lawrence. Mrs l.. G. I.athrop, Mrs Sheldon
Leavitt Mrs. A. X Ledoux Mrs Homer Lee. Mrs.
8 lie Roy jr.. Mrs. f. 8. Lewis Mrs NJ. Llv-
ingston,. Mrs r. NJ Lloyd, Mrs, Seth Low. Mrs
Mrs A. O. Mills, Mrs. h. A, Moen, Mrs. G.. Nor
ris. Mrs Edouard Mostert Mrs. G. l.. Nicholas,
r Osborn Mrs Walden Pe. Mrs. c. r. PeIlew
Mrs @. r. Peton. Mrs: H. G. Perkins, Mrs. Fred
erick Peterson. Mrs. Wendell G. Phillips, Mrs A.
Mrs T. r. Price. Mrs. Edward Prime. Mrs. Joseph
Mrs P. De P. ricketts,, Mrs, n, g Riggs, Mrs H.
w. RSeOa russell Ms Mrs FGOy %G
w. II. sadIier, Mrs. II. NJ. Sanders. Mrs p. J.
sands. Mrs: A. r sShsTme5h9N1n Mrs. W; W.
Mrs Henry SLACK Mrs " g., sisde, Mrs II G.
Iefferts stiebeieh Mrs J. X. Tod. Mrs j. r
v Iwci Mrs O. O. Ward, Mrs. beverley Ward,
Mrs IT, l. WardwelI. Mrs. w. S. Webb Mrs
Leonard Weber. Mrs c. II. Weckes. Mrs sorrs
Wells Mrs T., p Wheeler, Mrs stanford White.
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