The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
MUSENFEST.
Entertainment for Benefit Of
Guild OF All SaInlS' Church.

series of entertainments OF unusual
brilliancy Will be inaugurated at Affair
han, Elmwood. next Tuesday evening,
under The auspices OF the Guild OF All
Saints Memorial church
The entertainments are characterized
by the allurirg name OF "Musenfest, %
with glimpscs into the Land OF Fiction
Remembering the high character of the
previous entertainments given under tho
charge OF the people of All Saints
church, the public Will know what to an
ticIpate in this instance.
The evenings and the entertainment
scheduled for each are az follows:
Tuesday evening. April IL, 'Longfsr4ow
ana Goethe Night" scenes from Long
Fellows poems, chaperoned by rs. Wal
DO r.. Davis.
scenes from Goethe's Works, chaper-
oned by Mrs. silas Aibro.
Also a Fan Drill, chaperoned by Mrs.
4. II. Young. assisted by Miss Nellie
Young
"A Quilting Party IN the Thirties' will
also be feature OF Tuesday evening
program.
The Wednesday evening program will
include children's operetta, The Rang
'iN Va tnt EOItEit GiltltTuDtn DN MfE.
Charles H. Anthony. assisted by Miss AL
bro and Miss Miller.
Also scenes from Tennyson's poems
chaperoned by Mrs. John NJ. Potter. and
scenes from Shakespeare, chaperoned by
Mrs. j. II. X. Nightingale, and THE
Little Minister under the charge OF Miss
Alice A. Griffin.
Thursday evening, April 1S scenes from
Whittier's poems, chaperoned by Mrs
George y. Hall, assisted by Miss Morse
Scenes from Arabian knights chaper-
oned by Mrs William q. Nightingale.
Scenes from Janice Meredith, chaper-
sisted by Mrs. benjamin G. Buttolph,
sisted by Miss Amy Shepherd.
Friday evening. April ~. "The Rangers
OF the Forest minuet in charge OF Mrs
j.. =. Godfrey.
Scenes from Sir Walter Scotts works
chaperoned by Mrs. George A. kilton, as
sisted by Mrs A. NJ. SANFORD.
Scenes from Dickens works, chaper-
oned by Mrs. ". r. sherman. assisted by
Miss Alice Aibro.
The committees OF the 'Musenfest' are
az follows:
Committee OF Arrangements-Mr Hen
ry ". Field, chairman; Mr.. r.. n. Young
treasurer: Mr.. Charles II. Anthony. sec
retary; Miss Alice Albro, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Charles H. Anthony. Mrs
r. u. Young, Mrs. l.. H. Bowen, Mr. Y.
II. SntlHeIut MI AiNnuI Ctltl ana MI
Edwin s. Godfrey.
Patronesses-Mrs. j. X III. Nightin-
gale Mrs. VIM. g. Nightingale. Mrs.
Charles IT, Anthony, Mrs. T.. r.. Young.
Mrs. T.. ~. Bowen. Mrs. George Hall
Mrs. Waldo r. Davis. Mrs Daniel Hen
shaw Mrs r.. T. Wilson, Mrs George O
Nightingale. Mrs. Il. ID. Simmons, Mrs
II. -. Little. Mrs l.. T. Foster, Mrs.
George a Kilton. Mrs. T.. r. Dawlev.
Mira. George W. Bourn, Mrs Charles
&. Mumford. Mrs. ". r. Winsor, Mry
George VI. Holmes Mrs. Benjamin G..
Buttolph. Mrs. ELI Auchon. Mrs silas AL
bro. Mrs. +. ~ Shepherd Mrs sherman.
Mrs John Potter and Mrs. Maurice Et-
tlinger
The entertainments will be under the
direction of Mr.. Henry " Field. assisted
hv Mrs Charles " Anthony. Mrs r. v.
Young. Mrs J. X ". Nightingale. Mrs
Vim. q. Nightingale. hrs. Waldo Davis.
Mrs George y Han. Mrs John Potter.
Mrs. w. r sherman, Mrs. George A. Kill
ton. Mrs. Silas Albro. Misc Alice Albro.
Miss Church. Miss Neliei Young. Miss
Elizabeth Peirce. Mrs. BENJAMIN q Put-
tolph Mrs. y. r. Wilson. Mrs Charles q.
Mgmford. Miss Alice Griffin. Miss Har-
r'et =. Miller and Mr.. Edwin s. Godfrey.