The presence and music of the Independ
ent Band still further enhanced the interest
and enjoyment of the occasion. The bar,
located under -an open show tent beyond
the base ball field, did a land office business
and was well conducted in all respects.
Sunday night witnessed the gathering of
a much larger audience in Phcenix Hall
than had attended the entertainuiut of the
previous evening. Seats were in demand
and a number of people were comn.p:lled to
stand. The following is the programme,
rendered in a manner that won tih per
formers hearty applause and encores.
Waiting .............. ......Mr. I. Comstock
The 1oturn, alnswer to Waiting,
Miss Bertha Tobias
The German Fifth, comic song,
Mr. G. Eeichelborger
The Waiting HIeart.... Miss Chlotie (Csomstock
By special request the farce of " Ici on
Panle Fra-caise" waa repeated, and
achieved a hit even more decided than that
of Saturday evening. The festivities closed
with a ball at which the devotees of Terpsi
chore enjoyed themselves until a late hour
of the night. 'The refreshment depart
ment was almost cleared of its edibles, a
circumstance indicating how fully the
guests appreciated the efforts of the ladies
to serve them satisfactorily. On Monday,
a number of articles left over, such as cakes
liquors, lemons, etc., were disposed of at
anuction.
We are not prepared as yet to state the
amount realized from the entertaiments
but as we have already said, it was no
doubt satisfactory to all concerned. Phcenix
Fire Company was fortunate in having
such valuable assistance as that rendered
them by the citizens' advisory committee,
presided over by Mr. R. T. Hanson, the
Ladies' Aid Association, of which Mrs. L.
W. Bailey is President, and the ladies'
auxiliary association, headed by Mrs. C.
