The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-19

ny Russell, May Mellor, Nellie Harvey,
Eva Hall, Alice Hendrick, Laura D.
Randall, Catherine Sheridan. Amy
Ward, Louise Tanner Fanny Hamilton,
Gertrude Quinn. Mrs. D. ]. Kelley will
chaperone the maids of the mist, who
are Lizzie O'Connor, Minnie A Walsh,
Anna " Walsh, Ella T. Fallon, Nellie
A. Sheridan, Teresa Martin Annie Ker-
van, Minnie Power, Anna Donovan,
Nellie McDermott, Teresa Coggin, Nell
lie Coggin, Mary Martin and Lena Nc
Carthy.
The soldiers chorus will be given by
the members of the Lakeside Boat club,
who will appear in new uniforms. The
members are Charles Henry, Charles
E. Evans, Irving H. Very, f. w.
King, J. H. Sykes, G. w. Caldwell, H.
Fl. Ames, w. A. Murray, E. Clifford,
w. F. Adrian, Walter F. Kane, Neil
Garbutt, Ralph Garbutt, Arthur Vain
wright, Edward Foley and Frank j.
OHara. The Castillians, under the
patronage of Mrs. D. j. Kelley, give a
pretty dance that win prove one Of the
hits of the play. Those who take part
are Emily Benner, Eta Hayes, Agnes
Hayes, Annie OLeary, Nellie Butler,
Lizzie Kehoe, Eta G. Eaton, Rose
MERCER, B. E. Harrigan, ]. r. Clifford,
c. T. Butler, r. T. Mathews, Jr., James
Mullins, John Adrian, Clarence Wood,
Leroy Lombard. The flower dance
will be given by Lizzie Stewart, Win
nifred Mckee, Ruth Harvey, Lillian
Guy, Linnie Rawson, Daisy Rawson,
Eta Paul, Nellie Paul, Florence Ca
hanna, Emma Cabanna, Emma Midg-
ley, Marion Bowker, Emily Wardwell
Helen Ben1is, Elsie Mead, Lottie Lumb
Ethel Hamilton, sanie Converse and
Gussie Walbrldge, Mrs Sancford c.
Kendall will act as patroness to the
misses.
The military drill, which retains many
of the most pleasing features of the
Red Hussar drill Of 1.-THE Carnival of
Opera" will be given by Annie 3. Muir
ray, Julia Palmer, Nina Russell, Fannie
Levy, Gussie Levy, Charlotte Muir
ray, Lulu Powers, Minnie Munson,
Mollie Robbins, Alice Palmer, Frances
Cutliffe, Tillie Rawson, Lolita Ingalls,,
Maud V. Harrington, Ada Stone and
Grace Woodhead. Miss Annie Ray
Champlain will be chaperon.
The dance of the nymphs will be given
by Lottie Davis, Gretta Killips, Nina
Vankmen, Ellie Sullivan, Maud Sar-
gent, Mabel Dean, Evelyn Whitehead
and Flossie Bullock. Miss Champlain
will be chaperon.
Winnifred Maynary and Mortimer
Sargent will give a speciality, 1.-The Pa
razotti," and Miss Mabel Lynch, a pu-
pill Of Miss Grace Monahan, will dance
the La petite"
The "Snow Dance" for which Mrs.
Jennie Abbott Nation Will act as chap
erone, will be given by Mildred Newton,
Jermie Brown, Marion Bertels, Vera
Booth, Hazel Speirs and Helen Dixon.
In the "Chappies and soubrettes" spe-
cialty Herbert e. Howe, w. H. Fuller
and E. A. Denny will be the chappies,
and l. H. Very, James Adams and
w. Thane Boyden will act the soubrette
parts.
One of the hits of the show promises
to be the African travesty, in which
William J. Heffren will be soloist and
will give James B. Mullen's new song,
Mandy" He will be assisted by Carl
Bonney, H. L. Dadmun, J. c.. Headman,
G. Fl. Clark, j. C. Mellor, w. H.
Thomas, H. E. Kelley, 0. c. White, Jr.,
and Fred H. Kendall
Among the musical hits of the play
promise to be the soldiers chorus in
the drinking song, the duet between Ca
milla and the prince, Hiram Hatch
ways sailor song, and Galianas Song
Of long ago." This last is one of the
best rendered musical gems of the OPP
era.