The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-03
LIVING PICTURES
Entertainment al Odd Fellows Hall
for Benefit Of the Blind.

IntOitutiiiiiOut VI Uuu E6IlUWO u0ll
for Benefit Of the Blind.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday
evening, the program being made up
OF living portraitures of famous wo-
men and tableaux, literally inter
spersed with music The perfor-
nance evidenced the expenditure OF
vast amount OF labor In the prepa-
ration Of scenery and costumes, and
was In every respect creditable both
to those who promoted II and those
who took part.
The following committee had
charge OF the affair: Mrs, Robert
Nelson. Mrs. J. Norman Fenton, Mrs.
s. F. Gray Miss Thompson, Miss Ethel
Woods. Miss Lucy Dorset, all Of
Winchester Place: Mrs. VIM. II.
Thomas, Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs.
Guy w. Steele, Mrs Oliver Grimes .Jr.,
Mrs. John NJ. Roberts and Mrs. John
Carmichael, of this city,
Music was furnished by the West
minister Orchestra, whose members
kindly volunteered their service. Mrs.
Harry McC. KINNEY presided at the
piano.
Following Is the program as rend-
cred:
Dream Of Fair Women"-Empres
Josephine. Mrs. Frank Thomas Queen
Louise, Miss Eleanor Reifsnider,
Duchess OF Deyonshire. Mrs. Guy w.
Steele; Lady Hamilton. Miss Ethel
Woods. Of baltimore; A Study in
yellow. Miss Margaret Bennett: Lady
With the Fan. Miss Isabel Roop
Flora, Miss Mary Gehr; Madame Re
camier, Mrs. Gibbons. Of Baltimore.
Loves I.adder"-Those composing
the ladder were Ella Nelson. Margaret
West. Ellen Camp. Virginia Carmich-
ael and HALLE Gray. Jack Carmichael
was the Cupid.
Peace. War and Victory"-Peace.
Miss Elinor ThomaB: War, Eugenin
Fouke Victory. Miss Madeline Gil
bert
Mistress Mnry"-MIss Priscilla
Gibbons. Nancy Thomas, Mary Grace
Roberts, Mary Grafton Steele. Ger
trndc Lockhrd. Marie Shaw. Char
lotte Myers, Margaret Coonan, Irene
COOnau, Margaret West, Virginia Car
michael, Virginia waddell, Halle
Gray. Ella Nelson and Dorothy Reif-
suider.
Japanese Tea Garden"-Interpre-
ter. Miss Katharine SiaRle: Misses
Harriet and Alice Miller, Agnes Fink.
Marie Anna AIbaugh, Mary Billing
slea and Mary Cunningham.
Dutch Dane" Misses Jean and
Lucille Fenton.
Judgment OF Paris"-Paris, VIM.
Worthington; Minerva. Virginia Car
michael Juno. Halle Gray: Venus,
Mary Grafton Steele. Chorus
Nancy Thomas. Mary Grace Roberts.
Marie Shaw. Flora Gray, Dorothy
ReifHnider. Gertrude l.ockard. Rita
Hon. Thomas Shaw. John Shriyer.
Elisha Meredith, vlnton Herring and
Richard Roop.
Comm Through the Rye"-Mias
Julia Douglas and Lawrence Wroth.
"Powhatnu and Pocahontas" Pow
haian. Roger oTeary: Pocahontas,
Halle Gray Indians. Billie Thomas.
Jack Carmichael, Charles Caasell Tom
Shaw, Richard Roop. Ed Dlffendal.
Henry Bennett, Yinton Herring and
Eiiaha Meredith.
Gypsy Encampmept" Misses ELI
nor Foukc. Lillian Shipley. Eleanor
pettlt and Gladys vanderford; John
nonaldson, Stuart Gibson, Ted Ben
nett and Roger o'Leary.
"Outwittlng Grandma a"--MlEs Wiz
ginia Woods. Miss Rec Fenton and
Roberts Thomas.
'Reverles Of Bachelor Bachelor
VIM. Simpson. Sweet Sixteen, Miss
Katharine Thomas; From Amater-
dam, Miss Lucille Fenton: the Girl
He Rode With Miss Julia Douglas /:
md She Became a Nun. Miss Isabel
Woods; His Athletic Girl. Miss Jean
Fenton: When Skies Were Blue, Miss
Eleanor Petit; Now She Soothes An
others Brow, Miss Lucy Dorset in
Old Madrid. Miss Eianor Walker: the
Gibson Girl. Miss Nettie whitmoFe I:
Orange Blossoms, Miss Virginia
Woods.
"Bellamy Tancers" Misses Flea
nor Walker Priscilla Gibbons. Rec
Fenton and Isabel Woods: John Dom
aldson. Stuart Gibson. Lawrence
Wroth and Earl Simpson.
Mrs. John Carmichael gave a hum
orous lmpersonatlOn Of the great song
bird. Jenny Lind which created much
merriment and called for several en-
cores.
Miss Katharine slagle and Albert
Mitten Sang solos.
The Misses Register. Miss Azalea
Shlpley and Miss Mildred Bucking-
ham helped the good cause along by
the sale OF fudge to the audience.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
will 20 to the home for the blind In
Baltimore.