Middletown transcript., 1906-11-03

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changed 10 suii eaeli aestle.
An orchesfFa consisting Il
Pool III tie piano, Mr.. Z. r. Pds
cornet and Mr.. g. d Pool with via
gave excellent music during the evening"
a qaartefse Hail, Smiling Morn" vas
given BY Mrs. Fred Brady, Mrs. J. q
Bragdon, Res. A. D Clay and nj. 7. B
Pool.
Iii "a Street Scene III Algiers, some.
Of tile costumes we're brought from AZ
giers by Mrs. Clay and Miss HeiIiweil,
who spent several months there, some.
years since 1t was typical Eastern
street scene, Arabs selling at their stalls.
and beegers who meet you at every turn
in that country.
Tie Arab guide. Miss Helliwell, not
only shows the sights Of the city, but also
sells souvenirs Of Algiers, (nlade In Ger
many at three times their value. Miss
IleliiWell bargRined with the guides while
III Algiers to ouch an extent that she har
their broken English to perfection.
The tourists from Middletown were
Mrs. Fl. NJ Shredder, Miss Lydia Cochran,
Miss Ethel Brady and Miss Grace Parsis,.
Miss Martha Heaton who is with friends
from Boston, Mrs. Lonise Griffith who
takes The part Of Mr.. Sandy Brown, Mrs.
&c. b. Green who Is Mrs. Jack Gardner
from Boston. Miss Paryis who is very
homesick, wants to return home, she
thinks MiddIetown is good enongll for
her, and would rather have glass Of
Bragdon's soda than all the coffee in Al
giers Mrs. Shredder had long list Of
articles which she must buy for friends
at home, among them being some views
OF Europe for Rev. Moore, who is just.
wild to take European trip, but cali't I
20 BECAUSE tile Presbyterians won't give
him any vacation. Mr.. Fred Brady had
to have reports from tile dairies IN all the.
cities Of Europe, and Miss -
must have box OF European face pow
der.
The Cooks tourists with their guide,
Miss Louise Cochran, were Misses Helen
Cochran, Eliza Green, Justine Peyerley,
Susie Foard, Npttie Kemp, Mabel Cuch-
ran, Helen Brady, Agnes Cochran and
Maria Nowland.
The small Arabs carried their war.
among the audience and sold quite lot
OF candy and flowers.
Mr.. William II. Brady, one oil Middle
towns fayorite singers of comic songs,
sang "Going to the Niggar Sunday
School," The tabIeau Watching for the
return OF The fishing boats, the morning
after the Storm" by Breton, was fine,
and was given by Mrs. II. M. Shredder,
Mrs. Louise Griffith, Misses Helen Brady.
Agnes Cochran, Mabel Lockwood, Re
becca Watkins, Irving Roberts, Reese
Darlington and John NJ. Rothweli Rev.
| A. E. Clay gave one Of his fine tenor
/ solos, Gypsy John,n which was well
received. Tableau Sewing Sciluvl al
Katwyx," by Joseph Isreals Dutch
painter who became famous through this
picture. The parts were well taken BY
Misses Helen Cochran, Agnes Cochran
Eliza Green, Louise Mcdowell, Mar.
Cochran, EsteIle Beasten, Lydia Cochran
Nettie Kemp and Rsbecca Watkins
/ Quartette, aLet the Hills and Wales Re
sound" by Mrs. Fred Brady, Mrs. ]. 9
Bragdon, Rev. A. E. Clay and Mr. T. R
Pool.
| Tie song Three Old Maids Of Lea, o
| bird in the hand is worth two in th'
bush" was perhaps the most laughabl'
hit Of the evening. Tile three maid
were Misses Eliza Green, Lonise Nc
DoaeIl and Helen Brady, whu hen the,
were young maids were 'sas pretty as cal
Be, but quick move and they wer,
three old maids as ugly as can be. Z =
any one not just understanding how th'
Il change was made, it was very funny am
called forth shouts Of laughter.
i Mr.. Jay Parker made Ills first appear
ance as a singer before a Middleton
audience who were delighted With HI
singing. He sang When the Mockin
Birds are singing III the Wildwood an
ssSummer's Good-b
The .BacAelor's Dream was yer
amusing. Init the bachelor, MIR. Harr
s. Brady. falls into a reyerie, wishing i
might see ali his old loves. Iii his dreal
= there pass before him his many loves {
many lands. First, the school girl, Re
becca Watkins; next the school mistrest
T Miss Neitis Kemp; soubrette, Miss Jui
q tine Peyerity country girl, Miss Hele
Brady; Red Cross nurse, Miss Eliza Greer
II sutnmergirl, Miss Grace Parvis, golf cir
d Miss Maria Nowiand gypsy girl, Mi
i Louise Cochran Newport belle. Mrs. |
NJ. Sbroeder French artist, Miss Louis
: Mel Dowelf Spanish girl, Miss Grace He
i IiweII; Russian countess, Miss Eth
d Brady japanese Girl, Miss Susie Foard
and s.the one woman in the world i
j me, q bride, Miss Adele Cochran. MI
3 lie. j. Freeman read each part before Il
l girls passed in review and Rev. A.
Clay played and sang the different part
The sableau Caught al Last, : by HUI
kaufman, German painter, was We
good. In II the men have been disco
cred IN their rude home after suecel
Dr fol days poaching. Their gtins aa
been thrown aside and are ii no use
Y. ssl.a..,A md thers will soon be Enafetli
e handcuffed with their captors. The pa
W wefe taken BY Miss Louise Cochran, Jol
T. Rothwell, Ernest sirnlan, Reese narlii
ne ton, Victor Jones and Benjamin Gibbs.
w After The quartette Italia. came q
Poppies, " young ladies dressed IN gre
8 and red crepe paper They were Ais
= Nettie Kemp, Helen Cochran. Jnsti