The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-03
DONNYBROOKF KFAIRNEWS
ALT MoNToo16ERrANs TNTEn.
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A Novel and Excsedinciy Attractive Program for Each Day-opeus With Colonial Fete--Tc
 morrow Night.

oexaM TOT Eacn OAy-Opeuo With Colonial Fete--To morrow Night.
 contrary to popular suppositior xh. t.aI tnrsn Fete at the Donnybrook Fsi~ Bail nr,,, alsnt VIII not be Leap Year | ,v.,, uh'y m so far as that all inc ~irls ,rnl see that the men have A rood t3,s,. a,, young men of Montsomerv sr. r~. thsso 70 procure tickets and "a hr,,,.. e.s young lady friends. Dancing f,ct- ths tur tne Colonial Fete will be si. m yrr er pe. Dancing ribbons for the oth- evenings In the week will he nr,,, sx Tsnts; Fine music will be f,,rni.bsS - - | 6s,son Orchestra, assisted bv Nc- experience. 'epu,e sho much AS AS prelude to the Colonial Fs,o m
 onuay' tnere win be given on the stace. sories of Pictures of some os t,,. ,,ss.s noted Colonial Danes, These nscs"rss VIII he very beautiful and should not se missed by any one. ss@'r hu' " The attractions on the stasc vii, hss;.. eacn evening promptly at s:sos at whirt time the curtain will rise for tue nIrl,t.s lperfevmAncs .. ... - WY 'Ns"s
 An intensely interesting program has boon arranged for each evening durfrr the week. Following are listed the dayr ana benoath them .he attractions for that night The spectators general ad- mission Tor each evening will be only fs cents. Pay at the door. Monday. The Colonial Damcs Pictures" ana tne fete. both of which have been Tuesday. The stage attraction on Tuesday ever- ing Will be dainty little .eoncert. entl. tied The Reveries os Isachciar." The central figure fthe Bachelor) will bs tak. on by one of the most popular ciuh mon of Montgomery. "rho viaions." which the Bachelor sees arc his sweethearts of youth, and will be represente1 bv num- Der of the society girls, They are said 10 pe quite beautiful visions. | Wednesday. rne great attraction wednestiaS nisht ~hl Do the nuch-talked-of ...rsenrh Snow quite a large number of fine ana u.ooaed dogs have been entered. and , much excitement is anticipated. A solid dna nsee eo'sg Loving Cup will be awarded to the uog considered finest by the committee cf Judges Blue. red and yellow ribbons W'li also be given. Those dogs that want seat wednesday evening had best en. gsge It at once. Mrs. ]. I. Mcxinney has cnnrse of the Dog Show Committee.
 the only stage attraction on wcdnes- rom the Indian opera 'spowsat,ar'a A,, mo barking the dogs may do can't dis turo the dancing-and besides it will ha very pretty, By all means don't miss rhe Feather Dance." "Wednesday niahf. Thursday. The Thursday evening program Vvs1i open with the "Milliners' Dance" Thts dance has been skillfully trained and will pc most entoyably received It will ha talent. wv w.. After the Milliners' Dance on Thursdav nlght VIII be given the most popular song and dance selections from DeKoven's new opera Red Feather" Then following will be "The Homespun Dance, given by bunch of sweet six- teen school girls. This number will be crowded off the stage almost. the specta- tors will be so numerous tamong the boys iargely.)
 Mir. William Mcrlvern will give some- thing decidedly novel in the way of reel tations. His Kissing Cup Race" in which MT. McIlvern appears In full Jock ey Costume, will bs distinct feature of the Donnybrook Fair that win undoubt- edly win enthusiastic applause. Friday. Mrs. Mckinney will put on some of the most beautiful tableaux ever seen in the Southland. and ''our 2ayourite auartetts'. VIII sing some popuAr selections durinG the Friday evening. This will be one of
 
 Saturday. On Saturday night will be rendered . song and chorus Tn Zanzibar" which is decidedly the most popular song and nam tomin1e from the great New York season success The Medal and the Maid"
 After that some trained athletes from Prof. Starke's University School win give entertaining acrohatic performanees. "A Topical Song. with new stereopti- can views, will also be given. This will be something decidedly original and en- tertaining. Many local hits will be made. The political situation, in all its present complexity, will be taken under view. At a meeting of The Ionian Club, the following ladies were appointed to serve at the Donnybrook Fair: Monday. Day-Mrs. Goldthwaite, chairman. An the members of the cluo will be present. Night-Mrs. Tuilis. chairman; Mrs. Lew Is Cobbs' Mrs Pnares Coleman. Mrs. sey- mour. Tuesday. Day-Mrs. Frank Fillmore, chairman: Mrs. Hardwick Ruth. Mrs John strat- ford, Mrs, Dur.
 Nlght-Mrs. Lewis Cobbs, chairman: Mrs. Stout. Mrs. Wm. Stratford, Miss Nor man Williams.
 Wednesday.
 Day-Mrs. Claude Cobbs, chairman: Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Woolfolk, Miss Mary Johnston. Miss Teasley.
 Night-Mrs. Seymour, chairman; Mrs Bartlett, Mrs. Goldthwaite, Mrs. John Stratford.
 Thursday. e
 Day-Mrs Fisk, chairman; Mrs. Durr, Mrs. Tullis. Miss Williams Mrs. Chas. Coleman.
 Night-Mrs l.. B. Farley, chairman: Mrs J. K. Jackson, Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs. Vim. Wilkerson.
 Friday.
 Day-Mrs L. Cobbs. chairman; Mrs. Jor- dan, Mrs. P. Coleman. Mrs. Goldthwaite, Mrs Teasley.
 Night-Mrs. Wm. Stratford, chairman: Mrs: Woolfolk. Mrs. Cnas. Coleman, Mrs Tullis.
 Saturday.
 Day-SIrs. Seymour. chairman: Mrs. J. K. Jackson; Mrs. Claude Cobbs, Mrs. / John Stratford.
 4Sight-Mrs. caiE, chairman. Every member of the club expected.
 The Donnybrook Fair is given for the benefit of the Montgomery Infirmary, and should therefore, receive the enthusiastic