The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
T'itEATERS.

lr. and Mrs. 9 !. Zieboli entertained
a box party at the opera Tuesday evening.
Among those present Were:
NeSsieurs and N.S,iameS-
William G. McCIrty. Doctor f. r. Rohan.
Henry JohneD,
kittie Kerwin. Fife He!tig.
Dot Macarthur. Lulu Helhis.
Coleman. Ann kerwin.
MessieUrs-
FL Eelbig, Joseph Hardy.
&. s. Roth, Paul Eelbig.
John ~. McNianus, Nelson RcherJ.
Paul V. Alpiser, Daniel herwin.
Among those in the parquet at the Olym-
pic Theatcr on Tuesday evening were the
members Of the %. y. .. Club. Those pres
eut were:
Misses Mayme Kramer,
Jessie Gerard, Mae Bohs,
Emma BTaiker, Alice Atkinson.
LOtta Mcfarland.
MeSSiruT-
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The audience which filled Music Hall on
Friday night TO hear Aida" sung by the
castle Square Company, has not been ex-
Ceeded Ia size In the present opera season.
Every seat in the entire auditorium WIS
occupied, ami crowds OF listeners were
ranged along the waisa. both Downstairs
ana In the balcony. The performance was
one of the best Of the week Unfortunately
for its complete success. the audience in
sisted on rnsTring the LAST half Of the fourth
act by intermittent and frequent departures
greatly to the annoyance OF .he music
lovers, who were anxious 70 enjoy the last
duet, which Is on. Of the gems Of Aida"
Indignant Misses from all parts Of the
hpus". and particularly the balcony, finally
:temn.d the tiGc OF departing persons. who
The occasion for departures before the
curtain falls at Music Hail is only excusa-
bl" by SOM. unusual circumstance, as The
facilities for rmptyins the auditorium are
among the best in the city, every person
even from the extreme front Of the housr-
fuDfVaR .lsa 70 W-.nE. HFE E.k1.-- So TH-r, &c.,
Ia I'VE minutes. As the curtain fell on
Friday night at ten minutes before Ian
amply early hoUr-there was still less ex-
cuse for the disturbance which these early
departures caused
The boxes were. as usual. occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blossom enter
tanned Miss Daisy Aull and her escort.
In the left stage box Nr. and Mrs. J. c.
Frank McEweu.
LEFT box with four friends.
In the Limbcrg box were Ny. and Mrs.
RHdolph Lm'erg. NJ, ana Mrs. Fred Nolke
Mrs. Edward KraUsnick and Miss Anna
kochler occupied seats in the loGgia.
Mrs. Fred Espenschied chaperoned the
Misses katherine and Marie Overstolz and
Mr. Charles Overstolz in a right box.
Colonel and Mrs. Butler had friends with
them on the right.
The right stage box WAS occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. August Busch, AIr. and Mrs. liar
~ Hodde. Mrs. otto Schubert and Miss Rat
herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gehner were in tireir
box with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood and Miss Ger
trude lockwood sat near tho front Of the
parguet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Low and Mr.. and Mrs. Conant
formed 4 party that afterwards suppei to-
Eether at one Of the downtown cafes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bannerman Joined
friends in the center Of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Walker were among tie
familiar FRIDAY night oTera-guers present.
NJ. Wallace Simmons brought his mother,
Mrs. L. g Simmons.
Miss Martha Evans was escorted by Mt.
Darling.
Nr. and Mrs. Guido Panteloni, Mrs. Clans
l3day Miss Carrie Howard. Robert Holmes
and Charles EeHshaw were all fn the par
glei.
MIR. and Mrs. \. H.. Cunningham were on
tie left side If The circle.
Miss Helen Rosenberg came with several
friends and sat In the circle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D~icCkmun chaperoned Miss
Lily BamFnert. Miss Edna Lammert and
Miss Julia BieCkmau.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Jett sat in the rear
parquet-
Mr.. Dan Il. Fisher escorted his sister. Mrs
Irrta Eentun, ana Miss JesSlIp.
Mr.. George Powell brought two friends
su6 sat in the circle.
Mr.. Thomas Haley brought his fiancee.
Miss Belle Chenier.
Miss MaGde Sheppard came with Mr..
Charles :. Noflitt.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George X. Warner were