The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-08
ENTERTAINMENTS

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and a few friends, all of whom great,
ly enjoyed the hours, both with
whist and with bridge whist. The
souvenirs for the highest scores
made were presented to Miss Floyd
Wilson and Mrs. J. S. Eggleston. The
consolation was cut by Miss Fannie
Eggleston. After the games delight,
full oyster luncheon in two courses
with chocolate was served. Miss EN-.
ma Beall assisted Mrs. Mclean anC
Miss Emma Mclean during the after
noon.
Mrs. Levy entertained on last Fri
day afternoon from four to six the
young ladies' and gentlemen who SC
ably took their various parts in the
Earl and the Girls"
Mrs. w. l.. Walton will be hostess
for the S. s. Club and substitutes on
Friday afternoon.
A royal time is anticipated this
evening, by the bellies and beaux,
when the first full dress ball will be
enjoyed, at Swinney's Hall.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
Church contemplate an elegant en-.
tertainment in the near future. All
particulars will be found in next
weeks ADVERTISER.
The concert to be given by the
Choral Club for the benefit of the
Monument fund has been postponed
the benefit given for the Temple
Bethel on last Monday evening was a
grand success in every way. The
largest and most fashionable crowd of
the season gathered to witness the
performance and the financial as well
as social success was great pleasure
to those who had worked so assidu-
ously. Miss Occie Mclean as Mad
anne Jeanne was charming and ideal
French teacher and her natural and
dignifed manner not only endeared
her to her pupils but to the entire au-
dience. In her charge were supposed
to be as pupils Mesdames. R. H. Ba-
ker, Jr., and Lester Barr and Misses
Floyd Wilson, Annette Levy, Edna
Wilburn, Nell burden, Mildred Smith
Mary Beall, Francis Mccain, Daisy
Herman, Adele and Anna Lee
Herbert, and more charming
bevy of bright school girls it
would be impossible to find
The specialtiss were faYltlessly and
artistically rendered. Mrs. R. H.
Baker, Jr., delighted the audience
with a vocal solo, "Oh, Bashful Moon.
The duets between Misses Smith and
Wilson and Miss Mary Deall and Mr..
Joe Levy received the applause they
so we'll merited. Miss Floyd Wilson
in Goodbye, Mary" as a solo with
double quartette chorus, made one of
the most successful hits of the even
ing and in her own charming manner
responded to the hearty encore she
received. Miss Edna Wilburn's cul.
tivated voice and attractive persona
lity made the audience unanimous in
wishing they could each spend hours
Under the Goo-Goo Tree" and so
hear more of her wonderful talent.
Miss Lizzie Rayner, in costume, acted
the exceedingly dific ult role of the
Irish maid to perfection.
Miss Mary Watson made hosts of
friends who enjoyed her interpreta-
tion of Malindy. While each and every
word during the performance showed
careful study and merit notice, it is
impossible to mention all performers,
but special mention is due Miss An
nette Levy and Judge R. G. McBee-
their love making was perfect. Miss
Mary Beall and Mr.. Joe Levy, as the
Earl, in a similar scene, did credit to
their instructor. One could almost
hear the Indians,so we'll did Mr.. Jesse
Walton read of their approach.
Messrs. Herman Levy, Dalton McBee
and Baxter Wilson, Jr., did good SER
vice in every way, and Mr.. Jno. L.
Dyson, with his natural Chesterfield
manners, scored success not sur
passed by any. Mrs. Levy and
her able assistant have every reason
to feel proud of the success of ''The
Earl and the Girls" About $500
were taken in. Separate, but for the
same cause, Mrs. Morris Lewis and
Mrs. Sam Herman secured by sub.
scriptiOn $1,000
The ladies of st. Mary's Episcopal
Church, ably assisted by others gave
the most successful Bazaar ever held
in Lexington last Wednesday. SWIM
ney's hall was, by their earnest work
transformed into glorious oriental
splendor, Each booth was in charge
of the ladies mentioned in last weeks
paper and one and all spent a
thoroughly enjoyable day. Almost
two hundred dollars was cleared and
too much credit cannot be given these
ladies for their untiring work.
Mrs. Levy informally and very de-
llghtfully entertained yesterday the
young ladies and gentlemen who
took part in the three act musical
comedy, entitled "The Earl and the
Girls" The entertainment was given
In honor Of Mrs. Magee, of Brook