Evening journal., 1919-07-01
HAPPY NIGHT FOR
PULLMAN FOREMEN
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association building for such pur-
poses.
In the minstrel troup there were
twelve members, two end men and the
interlocu,or. The minstrels wore light
trousers and white shirts and red
string bow ties
Following were the members OF the
minstrel troupe: L. l.. Flory, c. A
Mahoney, Elmer Griflth, Walter Ben
nett. Jerry Murphy, Harry Brumbum-
mer, Jack Wright. Fred Robinson,
Walter Foraker. Harry Kane, Louis
Faivre, Jr. The end men were Joseph
Biggns and William Moseley. Miss
Emma 5 Shaub was the interlocutOr
The following program was given:
Opening chorus. medley popular
airs, a la FlOry; solo, Mickey, Jack
Wright; solo, Alcoholic Blues. Louis
faivre, Jr.; solo. "Strutters' Bar.
"RequisltlOn Joe" Bigyins: solo, Sc
lected Miss Emma :. Shaub; solo.
How are You Going TO Wet Your
Whistle, Fred Robinson; solo, THE
Pirate Chlef", Mr.. C.. A. MahOney: solo.
"lll say She Does" Nose "Skeeter"
Moseley; Every Day'll be sunday.
introduced solo, III 10 Takes
Thousand Years" Walter Foraker: !:
solo, THE Tumble-down Shack In Ath-
lone, Jerry Murphy; finale. Beautiful
Ohio and National Anthem. entire
company.
The musical director OF the per-
formance was J. r. Curran. F. Len
hon played the violin and l.. Heffer-
man was at the plano.
After the minstrel performance the
Scrap Iron Quartette" sang several
selections. The quartette is com
posed Of w. Foraker. Harry Kane. FL
mer Grlfilth and George Bumhammer.
The RennOck Mandolin orchestra
played a selection. Tho orchestra is
composed OF the following young wo-
men: Miss Gertrude OlesOn, Miss r.
Sandstrom. Miss Florence Oleson, Miss
f. Erickson, Miss Edith Incabablan,
Miss Ethel Kemllne and Miss Hllda
Joyce.
After the delightful performance an
enjoyable repast OF tempting eats was
served. Il is thought that other per-
formances VIII be given in the future.
Those present were: A. +. Lindley.
c. NJ Keen, Mrs. $. NJ. Keen, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Mitchell. Jerry +. Murphy,
L. J. Hefferman, Anna Kylen, Adolph
Kylen. Ralph Kylen, Walter Murray,
John J. A. Wright, Miss Ellen Marcus.
Louis H. Faivre, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Robertson, Mrs. John 5. Phelps, Miss
Florence Glnney. Miss Anna Sand
strom. Miss Gertrude II. Oleson. Miss
Ellen s. Erickson, Miss Ethel NJ Kem-
line, Miss Florence NJ. Olson, Miss
Hiilda NJ. Joyce Miss Edith NJ Incab-
allan. Miss Laura +. Townsend. p.
Nilsson. Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Cline. w. II.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs V. w. Faiyre,
"A. A. Willard, Miss Willard. Miss C..
Lillian Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Grammer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Dough-
erty, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Haber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dean. Mr. and Mrs II. c. Gels
terberg, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Spivel, J.
Graham, James q. Curren, J. r. Grif-
nth, Harry Kane, Harry z. Brumbum-
mer. w. r. Foraker. II. Wheeler, Miss
Emma Shaub, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Sa-
Vile, Miss Elsie Jarmon. William Nor
rison, Charles A. Mahoney, Francis A.
LenhOff, Joseph A. Biggins. Miss Dora
Stornwasser, Miss Carrie I. MOseley,
Miss Lillian Nesbitt. w. j. Moseley,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Flory. Mr.. ana Mrs.
H. H. Barnes. Evan +. Simpson, Miss
Hazel Peckham, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Faulkner, John l.. Jones and Miss Sadie
Cran0eld.