Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-13
Society,"

m oNIGHT at the Auditorium, the
"theater beautiful" will be given
u a benefit performance for the
Working Boys home, which is con-
Quoted by Mrs. L. NJ. Vance. These
boys are from Judge Wilbur's juvenile
court and the home was established
to aid them at a period or lie When
kind words and a helping hand ana
home comforts are potent lnnuences
for good. The boys range from IA to
20 years of age. They pay a small
sun weekly for their support as soon
as they secure work, but the nome Is
in need of linen. beds, bath rooms and
furniture in order to more fully ac-
complish the ends in view.
The patrons and patronesses lnclude
representative people of Los Angeles,
and it is to be hoped that a crowded
house win greet the artists who are
assisting in this deserving charity.
Mayor A. c. Harper will deliver the
opening address.
The home is self-supporting while
the boys are working, and as long as
sickness remains away, but it is when
some of the boys become unproductive
i'm wage earning that the expenses be-
come burdensome. 1t is to assist in
supporting this deserving institution
that Mrs. Vance, who has given her
lif. to this cause, has appealed TO the
women and men of Los Angeles, ana
the response has been the promise or
al aggregation of home talent such
as has never yet been given IN Los
Angeles.
The program, as arranged, is as fol-
lows:
Kammermeyer's orchestra, overture,
Tannhauser; Wagner.
Address, Mayor Harper
hala nOfp I.
A. A. c.
Nanno Woods, dainty Irish colleen.
st. Jordon, T. H. Wright's trained horse.
Miriam Eskridge, queen of monologue
Bankers minstrel troupe, So Long and so
Short Mary company in so Long, Mary"
by special permission of George M. Cohen
Maud Nichols Lyon, soprano.
Judge Wilbur's bear story; Captain Leslie
Peacock, reader; Mars Baumsaroh iiius
trated pictures.
Zuna, queen of the Incas Music by Henry
Edmund Earle libretto by Mrs. Elmer -
woodbury.; staged by Katherine clinton
scenery painted by arthur hurtt anu
Charles Wallace.
scene-Sun temple at Cusco, Peru; time
1850. -
Characters-Manco Capac, chief OF the
Hatuncolla, Sheldon Balnger; MatrL sun
virgin Carolyn Won Benzon; Huaco, priest
of the Sun Temple; Athahualpa, the runner
Charles Bowes; Coti child of sacrlnce' hath-
crime Gibbs; Zuna, queen oil the lhcas' MIS-
Elmer f. Woodbury..
Svnopsis-Dawn; the preparation for bat
tie: the tribes of Peru fought from sun TO
sun; Sun Virgins dance; sacrince OF tne
llama; sacrifice of the child to the sun sou,
entrance of Zuna; entrance of Nance Capac,
hvnn to the sun; Nance Capac captlVated
by Zuna's beauty; zuna the prisoner; Nance
Capac the prisoner; the release; the uniting
of the two tribes.
Sousa and MS pano' iiiPei
Louise Nixon Hill, mezzo-soprano; Miss
MAY Orcutt, accompanist.
Nuncie Sabini Blttman, by request selec-
tion from "Erminie" and that banana song
Marie Azspiroz violin soloist for their
majesties, the king and queen of spain.
World famous athletes. G. Mastrovich. A.
S. Moulton. L. L. Terlne' D. H. HarAih' 80
Vocheroh, Y. M. G. A.
Judge Wilburs Bear Stories have
heen issued in book form for the bene-
1T of the home and will be for sale py
Mrs n r, Boynton's committee, COM
messed of the following young women
Miss Helen Wells, Miss Helen New
lin. Miss Katherine Clark MISS MARY
clark. Miss Mary Hubbell, Miss Edltn
Hcrron Miss Houston Bishop, Miss
Virginia Johnson, Miss Mary Boynton'
Miss Fannie Rowan, Miss Mary Lind
Iay, Miss Lucille Chandler, Miss katn-
crime Bashford Miss Katherine Mel
lus. Miss Edith Maurice, Miss Sarah
Campbell, Miss Louise Derby, Miss
Marjorie Derby MISS JudHl Siei5"'oii'
Miss Gertrude Workman.
Advisory board-Mrs. j. D. Hooker,
Mrs. H. r. Boynton, Thomas Wads-
worth. Mrs. L. M. Vance, founder and
manager of the Working Boys club.
Frogram--Mrs. Elmer F. Woodbury..
Press-L. e. Behymer.
Patrons and patronesses of Working
Rovs' club benefit-Mayor and Mrs. A.
q Harper, Gen. and Mrs, Adna r.
Chaffee, Gen. Harrison G. Otis, SEN
ator and Mrs. Cornelius Cole, Senator
and Mrs. j. P. Jones, Judge and Mrs.
waldo M, York, Judge and Mrs. N. p.
Correy, Judge and Mrs. H. l.. Lee,
Judge and Mrs. Chapman, Judge S. w.
Gregg, Rev. and Mrs. Burt Estes How
ard Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Fay Mis-,
Rev. and Mrs. G. Elwood Nash. DR..
and Mrs. W. d. Babcock. DIR. and Mrs.