The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

The Eagles meet tonight in regu-
lar session.
Hear DR.. Mahood. the great evan
gelist tonight at the Methodist
church
Matinee dance tomorrow afternoon
at the Auditorium, A congenial and
merry crowd.
Tonight the directors of the Cham
f Der OF Commerce VIII meet in regu-
lar weekly session.
The Crown Furniture company
( Yesterday placed an order for full
car load of furniture.
District court will adjourn tomor-
row after a session of little less
than two weeks duration.
The Rio Grande Western pay ear
came in yesterday and the Denver &
Rio Grande care gets in today.
Cooking utensils and all kinds OF
kitchen ware. being sold at the Aue-
tion sales. Come in and fix up your
kitchen.
Arrange 10 attend the concert At
the opera house Saturday night. rhe
high school needs your money ior
athletics.
The seat sale for the glee clubs
engagement has been something i'm
mense but many good seats are yet
10 be sold.
Such meetings as that of last night
under the auspices OF the Chamber
of Commerce are a great help to any
community.
Tomorrow afternoon matinee
dance will be given at the Auditor
ium and tomorrow night st. Pat
rick's day ball Will occur.
In spite of the bad weather there
was a good sized crowd out at the
auction sales at the Bargain house.
Tomorrow will be the last day of the
sale.
There will be a pleasing variety in
The concert Saturday night at the
opera house There will be numbers
bv large glee club. mandolin cldb
Of fourteen. a special quarteite. ten
OIL bass and cello soloists and a
monologue artist.
The banquet to he given Monday
night by the Mesa County Bar as
sociation promises to be one of the
SWEETEST affairs of its kind ever given
] in the city The menu will be most
elaborate and the service the best oh
tainable. A delightful program of
toasts has been arranged.
Never were the glee and mando-
lin clubs from the state University
in better shape. The mandolin club
especially shows fine training and the
class of music rendered is far ahead
of auythiug ever before attempted
The soloists on the cello. either, yio-
lin and clarinet are first class. while
the duets on the guitar and mando-
] lin BY Hoskins and Castellucci are
Immense. Saturday night at the
, opera house.
comes at the chautauqua assembly.
Compared with il the ordinary lyceufn
event Is easy. There is an audience
of thousands OF doors-keyed
mn to a high pitch. sated with days
and nights of consecutive entertain
men. To succeed here Is to mark
the master Of the multitude. DR.,
7 Green is the most sought for man in
the Chautauqua world. In 1913 ne
lectured at thirty of the leading as
sembiies. In 1904 his entire sum
mer was booked, Sundays Included,
from June 19 TO August 30. Ana
before December ! Of 1903. And
the Judgment OF critics passed upon
his entertaining lectures were OF the
very highest rank
Minstrel organizations from away
nMEk 10 lNlF VI t-7AlhA N|AAA AF'Nf ~ 49,
nadcrs have come and gone, some
have left an impress of kindly ap-
preclation while others have scarcely
been thought about. Among the few
| known that came and are a hXiure
AS IL we're. none seem TO have fasten-
| ed themselves upon the affections of
burnf cork admirers with such ten
Iaciiy as the William II. Vests big
I Jubilee minstrels who Will present
another one Of their wholly inviting
nrograms AT the Park opera house to-
I night In accordance with a firm
/ lv fixed principle, Mgr. Ricaby has
/ this season scanned the earth in
search OF novel features TO divide
interest with band OF singers and
! small army of comedians that have
Tor many years past held together
the enviable reputation enjoyed by
this admirable troupe. Several start
ling innovations are likewise announ-
ced. as is a scenic first part.