The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-04
GIBSON EVENING.
THE Popular Drawings Done in Life
at Catholic Library Hall.

,be Popular Drawings Done in Life
at Catholic Library Hall.
+ il seldom possible to see an anna
NV entertainment as cleverly man
-od as the Gibson Pictures at the
lFatboic Library Hall last evening.
1,srv detail was so carefully planned
- the pictures followed each other
in such quick succession, that except
,,r bright color, a quivering eyelash,
-,u end "a gain, perhaps, smiling lip,
- ,vas almost like turning the pages of
hose familiar studies in black and
n.ly7e that make sport of our little fol-
los There was an undentabie charm
nbout seeing society play at society,
oD5 Zach picture was done with a spir-
a. md grace that called forth sponta-
aous applause from the audience. MIR.
rroDbolm Hopkins announced the sub
ais with a clever emphasis that gave
$,st what was needed by way of pref
,Tba first tableau and one of the most
o+tractive was 1.-The Night Before Her
Tedding-'For she's a jolly good fel=
,,o''" Miss Catherine McIntire as the
bride sat with her back to the audi
snce surrounded by her maids, Miss
rise Barnard. Miss Jenkins, Miss
Blanche Chase, Miss Nina Crane
and Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim,
"a nretty evening gowns with white
arms outstretched and glasses uplifted
for the toast
the next picture was Wireless Te-
tapraphv." which was done by Miss
Nina Crane and Mr., H. D. Pollard.
"rheir First Quarrel was repre-
sented with much spirit by Miss Bar
rard and Mr.. Harold Aver. In THE
LADY or the Tiger?" Miss Ethel Tay-
Ior made a charming portrait in her
Gilt frame with Mr.. Raymond Demere
as the messenger boy, Mr.. Frank Hey
ward as the lover, and in the card
plaving group at the table Mr. Ham
noond Eve, Mr. c. w. Sims, Mr.. Will
lard sullivan and Mr.. William Blum.
"PuZzle--Find the Girl Who Will be
Kissed in Ten Minutes" was very well
done by Miss Rosa Sullivan as the girl
in the chair and Mr. Frank McIntire
standing near, and Miss Ethel Taylor,
Miss Anne Butler and Mr.. Willis
Wilder Just ready to take their de-
parture.
One of the prettiest tahleaux was
Miss Lola MOynelo as the summer girl
in Vacation Over" Mr.. c. W. Sims
as the homeward bound summer
mp MpO So9h Oh - VI 5-uAAD Id
man was the image of sorrowful de-
votion. The first of the shadow pic-
lures was Two minds with but a
single thought" which was beautifully
represented by Miss Anne Butler, Miss
Angie CUbbedge and Mr.. H. d. Pollard
behind the veil and Mr.. Frank Hey
ward in the foreground.
1t was followed by Miss Angie Cub
hedge and Mr. Frank McIntire in "Of
course you can tell fortunes with
cards"
Miss Jenkins and Miss Barnard as
the Rival Beauties" made a great hit
The men were Mr.. Frank McIntire and
Mr. Eve.
In Their Presence of Mind" Miss
Rosa Sullivan and Mr.. Willis Wilder
did to perfection the bride and groom
caught in the act by the porter, Stephen
Polite.
Is caddy always necessary, ;"
with the bright red of golf coat and
caddy bag, made the prettiest possI-
bic picture and Miss Anne Butler. Mr..
William Blum and Master Davenport
Bryan had caught the very
Gibson idea of attitude and
expression. Miss Crane and Mr..
Aver posed in that popular picture,
The Last DaY>of Summer" which was
followed BY The Old Tune" with Miss