Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-04
EAGLES
ENTERTAIN
Ladies Last Night With
Social Success of
Season

Did yCu celebrate with he Ea-!es
last nighte
Last Nenins nearly three hundred
people gathered at the Eagles Hall
in this city as the guests OF the order
the occasion being Ladies Night.
While this lodge has no ladies' branch
it. does not forget the fair sex ana
tast night iher prepared proyre.-
filled the banquet hail viii tables
loaded with good things to eat and
drink and they called on their lady
friends. and their lady friends. to
fall to- anl nartake of the good
things placed at their disposal.
The evenings program proved 10
be both a surprise and a delight
each number was heartily encored
and in each case the same was re-
sponded to
The opening number was Wei
come march played by the Misses
Dempsey and with such a fine beg
inning the people settled down to the
enjoyment OF the evening
\ vocal duet by Messrs W. Murray
and w Smyth Love Me and The
World is Mine" was artistically ren.
dered and the entertainers received
what was due them in long and
pronounced applause.
Roy Spraeue rendered a recitation
which was well received.
Mrs. Emma Connolly sang Dear
Heart" in her usual able manner and
was obliged to answer the encore
which She did with another beautiful
selection.
Geo Tyrrel was called upon for
recitation which he rendered in
an able manner
Will Murray then sang Where the
River shannon Flows" and replied to
the encore with a song to the absent
brothers.
Mrs. X. Iioibrook was located in the
hall and was called upon for a reci-
tatlon That she captured the assem-
blage completely is putting it mild
ly as she was certainly one OF the
stars OF the evening
Rosebud" was sung by Will Smyth
and for an encore handed out "COoney
Isle Bill" is an old favorite with
the Eagles and received the usua!
package at the end of his act.
Mrs. \. Cohn was the next enter
tainer and recited two pieces in Mrs
Cohn's usually able manner SO well
known to local people
Master Ray Whittacker sang
School Days" and also replied to the
encore. His singing was exceptional
ly good
DR.. Won Radeskey and Mr. Bohall
rendered violin duet which was fine.
Miss Geneva Lamb of Virginia
City sang "A Dream" and for an en-
core Good Night Little Girl. Good
Night" Miss Lamb has beautiful
voice and her singing was one Of
the star attraction of the evening
and the singer and the songs were
highly appreciated.
Dr.. Won Radesky. he of the white
vest and bearing the august (?) title
OF Master OF Ceremonies then per
formed on the fiddle, playing a Sc
lection from 'Shubert ca AS usual
on such occasions tn e"doc'' made.
good and was We'll received
The first half OF the entertainments
then closed with a selection by the
orchestra.
The guests then filed into the ban.
: quet hall and for the next couple OF
hours Eat, drink and be merry was
the slogan.
: Dancing was then INDUCED in. this
: being interspersed with songs by in
dividuals, quartetts and companies
Dancing was indulSed in until /;
late hour this morning ami the gen
eral impression seemed to be thai
as entertainers the Eagles wer,
birds"
The committee having the affair ir
e charge was composed of red Cusb
ing, DR.. Won Radeskey, Joe Rochon
:. II. Blackie, Fred Knoblock r. G
l. Sprague and Fred Fellows. Abou
t 2s0 people were in attendance.