The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-05
THE DONNYBROOK FAIR
EFFORTS OF YOUNG WOMEN
 CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
Large Attendance Last Night Proved Popularity of the Entertain ment-It Will Close
 Tonight.

The third day and night of the Donny- brook Fair at the Auditorium was mark ed by large attendance and happy throngs of people who spent their money liberal ly and felt amply repaid for patronixins the uniqque entertainment provided by the Ladies Infirmary Association. The Fair will be continued throughout today and at midnight tonight 1t will go into history as one of the most pleasant oc- casions of the history of the city.
 Success has abundantly crowned the ef- forts of the young women of Montgom- cry who have labored SO assiduously and pleasant. Indeed the Donnybrook Fair is one of the most uniquel and attract i've entertainments ever provided for the public by the women of Montgomery.
 The commodious Auditorium has been transformed into bower of beauty and 1t presents happy scene. Pretty women, handsome men, light. color. music and flowers go to complete picture of be- wilderment.
 Many Montgomery merchants took ad- vantage of the concessions sold by tn. young women and their booths are at- tractive.
 Near the main entrance to the Audito- rum is the picture booth presided over by Mrs. Robert Goidthwaite. Mrs Gold thwaite has for sale dainty pictures im- ported from Dresden by an Alabama wo- man. They were painted by German arr tist and are sold on commission. Near the picture DOotn IS tue ElkS ftttTedl pfS- sided over by Mrs. Ben Greil and close by is 'The Domestic Venture" in charge of Miss Lemle.
 The stage performance begins at s:1s o'clock with the living pictures. A good orchestra is engaged and between the pictures dancing may be indulged in as the seats have been removed from the main floor of the auditorium.
 The program of pictures last night was as follows: rha Irfrst IIn- ar1' Moe Fiske and MT. Arthur Jones with Mas ters Phares Coleman and Chandler Jack son as caddy boys
 2 From the Crisis'-Mrs. Frank Nc Donald. Mir. William Hurter and MT. Bill lie Williams.
 3 MT. Pipp at the Carnivai'-Mrs. William Screws. Miss Jennie Wadsworth and MT. Hunt Taylor.
 {. 'Phoebe"-Mtss Theo Welch.
 g. "The Souls Awakening'-Mrs. Wal ter Fiske.
 6 Scene from Dri and r'-Mrs. Frank Mcdonald.
 [ "rhe, Goddess of Liberty"-Mrs. O. r. Bartlett.
 The pictures wee artistic in arrange ment and reflected the greatest credi upon the management. The selections of the pretty matrons and misses and hand some men who participated were fortu- nate and this feature of the Fair was greatly enjoyed.
 The Dance of the Antlers'' last nigh, by little Miss Hazel Kirke Reckling. who came to Montgomery at the solicitat atior of Prof. J. C, Wefssner especially to take part in the Fair, was a happy feature of the entertainment. She is a dainty little girl who interprets the poetry oi motion in the most exquisite manner and was heartily applauded by the audience The stage performance last night closed with repetition of the dapoe and song ''Tell Me Pretty Maiden" by the double | sextette. The pretty young women ana handsome young men made great hi | and were repeatedly encored. Throughout the evening the ladies serv- cd luncheon and the big audience finger. | ed until nearly midnight.