Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Coming Attractions.


viii give their first performance at the
Evergreen School Hall, the proceeds of
which viii be applied to the purchase of
piano for the school
The comedy aWooing Jane and Mr..
Alabama Bound will be staged and if
you are looking for a'good laugh, then
don't miss the Evergreen Minstrels.
A grand fair and concert are announced
for the benefit of st. Philips Catholic
Church, the event to be on the 10th
(to, morrow and the II. DR.. Lionel
Waguespack is the organizer and the
aMeschacebe' can assure it's readers that
the Doctor win forget nothing conducive
to the enjoyment and entertainment Of
all who will visit the Fair and Concert.
The good cause should appeal to each
citizen OF the parish.
Saturday, April 23rd. has been chosen
for the entertainment to be given by the
John A. Refine Camp No. 504, Woodmen
OF the World. The main attractions will
be Concert by local amateurs, which
will be followed by dancing. The con-
cert will include drama in English and
several vocal and instrumental pieces.
Music win be furnished by the Lions
Orchestra. The different booths will be
presided over by the Woodmen and their
lady friends. The following woodmen
compose the committee on said enter
tainment: Messrs. j. j. Montegut, Jos.
LIE Brun, Noe Minet, II. 81. Madere, 81.
G. Maurin. James Lorio, j. A. Refine,
Oscar Labat, Edwin Cambre, Nelson
Madere, Wilfid Keller and Douglas
Cambre. A list OF the SUBJ committees
win be published at later date.
It is to be hoped that the John L. Dry
School will be taxed to it's capacity with
the Woodmen and their relatives and
friends for the occasion OF the second en-
tertainment of the John A. Refine Camp.
Beginning on Sunday. April 10th. tick
cts for the concert will be on sale at La
Place Post Office. Reserved seats will
be 35cts. while the general admission
will be twenty five cents as usual.
The Neptune Fishing Club. of Edgard,
is making extensive preparations to offer,
on Saturday, the 80, unique entertain
ment. at the st. John Hall.
The Concert viii be of the vaudeville
type, and each number has been selected
with care and will be of unusual interest,
after which, grand ball viii follow.
Among the actors who win take part
are noted. Professor ScaIlon, the Princi-
pal Of the Edgard School; Mr.. John D.
Reynaud the great local impersonator;
Hon. j. K. Gaudet, Messrs. Happy Rap
py and Frank G. Fried, Of Gretna, all
comedians Of note.
One third Of the net proceeds will be
transferred to the Edgard High School
Library Fund.
In its issue OF the inst. the sJeffer-
son Democrat OF Gretna, says:
sMessrs. Henry j. Rapp and Frank G..
Fried, two OF our local minstrel men.
who have made many hit in blackface,
are scheduled to appear at an entertain
mont 10 be given ii st. John parish in
the near future. Our st. John friends
may take it from ~ that both these boys
know their business and are capable OF
offering any amount Of good, wholesome
entertainment Tor any audiences. Our
friend, Mr.. ]. K. Gaudet, has also volun.
teered to assist IN the eyening's bill,
and with such an efficient trio our friends
up the ine should be enabled to render
! avery abrasive program.