Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-11
HOSPITAL AND BELGIAN
RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT


the st. John ,at eight D. M, Feb 10th
Tor the relief of the Patton Memorial
hospital and Belgian sufferers. pro-
misses to be a great success. The
tickets are selling rapidly. Arrange
ments have been made to comfortably
heat the large ballroom The electri-
cal enects will be unique and beauti-
ful. The service of a fine orchestra
has been secured.
Both entertainers and the public
generally are urged to come in fancy
costume. Prizes for the prettiest and
most comical costume will be award
ed by a committee, Messrs. w. A.
Smith, Jr., Albert Edwards, Grady
Justus,. Bert Shock, and Judge II. G.
EwaFt will act as the committee on
reception and entertainment.
The list of entertainers consist Of
the finest local talent in Henderson,
vile. Doors will open at seven thir-
ty, p. m. Performance begins All
eight p. m. sharp. Admission, adults
fifty cents, children twenty-five cents.
The following is the program:
PROGRAM
The Time.
Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Feb. 10th.
The Place,
Cafe de Paris, Canal st, New Orleans.
The Parties:
The masqueraders present in the
cafe deciding to have a Cabaret
choose one of their number as Master
of Ceremonies, and the merry making
begins.
Part I. :.
NO. 1. It's long way to Tipperary'
Herr Professor Nickel.
Assisted by, Mrs. Leon st. John,
Chorus. the Cabaret party and the
49, audience. .a,.t
'T want to go back to Michigan,
Chorus, the Cabaret party and the
audience.
No. 2. (a) When Love was Born" !
Schleiffarth. Madame Satterthwaife,
Mrs. M. G. Toms, accompanist.
(b) fThe Years at the Spring"
...s 49,. .Beacn
tc) when Love is Kind"
Selections by DR.. A. C. Tebeau and DIR.
w. F. Nickel.
No. 8. Till the Sands of the Desert
grow Cold. -. .Senor Shock
No. 4. 'eThe Ride to Death,
No. 5. kentucky Days.
Madame L. R.. Mateer, Messrs. Guy E.
Mateer and H. c. Rainey.
No. s. "Epimetheus," ".....
-. Madamoiselle Mabel YOUNG.
No. Z. Violin Solo, scene de la =,
bZarda. ...... .HuDay.
Mademoiselle Eyah Blythe.
No. s. Selections from Miss Miner
va Hill and William Green HILL"
Madamoiselle Briggs.
No. 8. FIorian Song. GODDARD.
Rose of Festee-een. >. !. :. Marie Rich.
Madame Michael Schenck. =.
No. TO- Selections. .....
Madame A. B. Drafts.
Intermission of ten minutes.
Selection by the Norris orchestra OF
Asheville.
Part II.
No. II. Monologue, Uncle Bill"
Professor w. III. Bangs.
No. 10. "Meet me where the Lanterns
Glow with electrical effects.
From ga Trip to Japan" New York |
Hippodrome, Cabaret Chorus.
No. 13. IA sensation in the Cabaret |
Party a Visit from a. little mermaid.
ARREST of q German Spy" Kaiser
Wilhelm, Theodore Roosevelt, WI
"A Taft. Carrie Nation, BILLY Saln1ays1 1
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs. Pank-
hurst, Charles Murphy, and other /
notables send kilograms.
No. IA. First appearance in Hender-
sonville of Alma Gluck, ACCOMPANIED +
by q aiartette who will sing, Carry
me back to old Virginny. Loves
Old Sweet Song, will be rendered 4
by the New York Neapolitan Trio.
MaSiafnxM MeIba will delight the audi /
ance with Tosti's "Goodbye."
Miss Clara Butt, the greatest Con-
tralto In the world will sing Three
Fishers Went Sailing"
Billy. sunday will be heard in
short sermon.
No. Is. Monologue,. Prof. P1error
No. is. Medley Of Popular Airs
-. Morris Orchestra.