Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-02

Miss Fishwell (old naid). Florence Goroon
Uidowar M. b. MAlott
Widower's cbildren--Grover Cleveland,
Willie Hentz; BENZ. Harrison, John
Gleissner; Susan, Charlotte HALL
Mary Ellen. Margaret Niesley.
Mrs. Martha Chattermuch.. ......Nellie bircn
Maria Uhattermuch. $4,000. ....Eme mar'in
Helen Eighty ..,........uertruue UoopeI
Amt Martha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILCOX
Ami Maria. ..,........Alice steri
NJ. Naedv Reba Worley
Mrs. Needy 8 chill dren--H Helen seelye, Ada
Anderson. Marion seelye,
ouera troupe-Madam Pitt, Madam sho-
mon, Heinz, John and Edward &c
Rlskl, Prof. Learned, Henry Giles
Woman with baby. MISS m3io''
Country bridal party-Bride. Mary Giles
groom, DR.. VIM. Mcfnerney; Drioes-
maid, Nell Miller; best man. EAR
Bigler.
Miss Beaconstreet Cof Boston).......:..:.
]. y. Keel
Harry Field. Frank Plnkham
Lunch counter boys-Wm. eterl, Art hnrd
eWsboys--Willie Etherington. Edward
Ora Word.
The cleverness with which all took
their parts was praisewOrthy through
out and the approval Of the audience
was hearty. Among those having
leading parts and who deserve esPe-
cial mention were Mrs. Biegsrt, G. s.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrp. N. H. Malott,
Miss Giles, Miss WarfeId. Harry
Harding, Miss Worley, Mrs. Keel
Mrs. II. l.. Humphrey, Bert Brady
Miss Gorden, Miss Birch, H. Giles, F.
Pipkham, Mr.. al d Mrs. H K. HumPh
rev, Earl Bigler and VIM. Mclnerney'
The bride and groom. MI. Mclnerney
and Miss Giles, beat any couple that
81 Plunkard ever put on the stage aud
Uncle Joshua and Aunt Sarah. Mr..
Crawford and Miss War6eld. could
give the .Old Homestead" points.
Mike Malott and Miss Gorden con-
vnlsed the house.
The musical features were particu'
larly pleasing. Three little girls
Grszells Puliver, Ruth Harger and
Ruby Normau, dressed as Italian
waits wandered 10 and while the last
named played the violin the Other'
sang and danced, taking up a collec'
| ton in the tambourines. Miss Berthe
Miller trained them In their dancing
An opera troupe, Mrs. Young, Mrs
Niesley, Mr.. Biggsrt and Mr.. Kirt
| land, en- route to Chicago, gave
number Of selections from popular
musical plays. Each sang asOlo ant
choruses followed, ell receiving
abundant applause. The voices o
Mrs. Niesley and ArS. Young are al
ways a charm to any entertainment
and the .quartotte gave music tina
was worth while. Then there va
the Salvation Army-but that don
count.
Pleiser's orchestra played two SeleC
lions % an overture.
The entertainment showed conclu
sivsly that Abilene has abundant ts
emit to give . first class show withou
any outside assistance. While Mis-
wilcox Of Kansas City was here for
week as q trainer, the entertainment
success vas due to the labor Of th
home people who have great sbilit
in that line and who improved muc
on the original plan.
The entertainment was given 70
the benefit Of the pablo library. Th
library received so per cent Of th
net proceeds, The trainer 40 Pc
cent. The llbrsryS Sbars will ;
. about $50. The UnIOn Depot idss
. In the hands Of . PsnnsylvsDIa voms
, Who hes "A trainers like Miss WiloOl
: They get salaries, stay : week 10 eac
loWn sad send their proceeds TO beat
. ounrteFs. Il u q very prohtab
/ thIng for the woman pt the bead Of J
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