The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-09
THE PARlElUS
VAS REPEATED
FRIDAY NIGHT

HUH lII0II ]
/ The second performance Of SThe
Parvenus, given by the local actors,
under the auspices of the Marcato
| Ladies Musical Club, took place at
the opera house last night.
The cast and chorus were the same
Is were in the first presentation, and
faultless performance was again
witnessed. The theatre was COM
fortably filled, larger audience be-
ing present than upon the previous
presentation All the company
acquitted themselves in creditable
manner, and the hearty applause of
the audience testified their approval
of the play and performers.
Much regret was expressed by the
members of the Marcato Club and
by the performers, that the date of
sheir entertainment conficted to
some extent with the various church
services being held this week. But
owing to number Of reasons it was
impossible to change or postpone
he date of the opera.
The Marcato Musical Club, at
heir meeting held Dec q at the
Waldo hotel, passed the following
resolutions
eeWhereas, Mr.. John Saunders,
If New York, who has been with us
for the past four weeks training
cast and chorus for the presentation
Of his musical comedy The Par
venus2 be it resolved:
sFirst, That the most hearty
thanks of the NTarcato Club be Mr..
Saunders for his unrenlitting inter
est. Kindness and courtesy, even IN
the face of the trials, anxieties and
;1iscouragements always incident to
amateur work;
"Seeond. That we assure Mr..
Saunders of our highest apprecla-
ton of his gentlemanly bearing to-
ward us. and his patient work among
us. and that we shall watch with per-
7onal pride and interest the develop
mont and perfected presentation OF
the clever and beautiful fSchild of his
genius The Parvenus.'
Third, That copy OF these
resolutions be presented TO Mr.. Saun=I
ders. and also that they be engrossed
in the records of the Marcato Mus
ical Club.
(Signed.)
IIucIE RICE EsTILL,
ALICE THORN LEWIS,
AGNES S. GALLEY.
Mr.. Saunders, upon receipt OF
these resolutions, replied as follows !;
F'Clarksburg, w. Va,
eDec. 4, 1905.
TO Mesdarnes Galley, Lewis. EstiD,
and the ladies Of the Marcato
Musical Club, of Clarksburg, w.
Ladies 81 desire to acknowledge
he receipt Of the copy of the resolu-
lions passed by the Marcato Club at
It's last meeting and handed to me
w Mrs. Estill. can but family eX-
press the deep and heartfelt manner
n which I appreciate the kindness
md thoughtfulness which prompted
that action.
tsWere I to attempt to depict and
describe the innumerable instances
l-of thoughtful and generous cons1d-
ration which have been rendered me
| during my very pleasant sOJoutH
| Clarksburg. it would make long
| long list indeed. My work here now
approaching to final stages, has been
positive pleasure owing to the
truly hospitable instincts OF those
with whom I have been brought I'D
contact. and also the more than aver
voc ability of those actively concern
ed in the production of The Par
venus which was one of the pleas
mt surprises of my advent in your
city. -
shaIl always have warm spot in my
memory.
sThanking you again for your
! nonv instances of kindly feeling an6
wishing the MarcFto Club long and
| prosperous career,
! I remain YOURS,
FEJoHN SAUNDERS.
CONCERT AT WALDO
The following concert will be rem
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