St. Thomas' June Festival

This evening at the Athens Theater the twelfth auuual June Festival of the pnpils of St. Thomas' school and Conservatory of Mnsio will take place and it will be an exoeptionally fine one. There will be abont 16Ü performers and over 60 musical iustrnments, inolnding five Ludwig pianos will be used. Patriotio chorases and a fine orchestia wil! oconpy a prominent place ou the program whioh is as follows: I. March, St. Thomas Mandolín, Banjo and Guitar Club. Forty performeis. Harp, Miss M. Ellen Clarken. Piano, Miss A. Tice. II. Waltz, Duraud. Five pianos osed III. Polonaise Brilliante op. 4, Kuoken. Five pianos nsed. IV. Red Riding Hood. Drill and pantomime, thiee soenes. Red Riding Hoods, Nymphfi, ürandmas. V. American Medley, Knight. VI. Jnvenile Orohestra. Lonis Sheehan, conductor. VII. Pauathenaea, Greek Festival. Operetta in two scènes. VII. Finale - National Chorus. Goddess of Liberty, Miss F. Caspary. The prices of admission are 50 cents for reeerved seats and 25 oents to the gallery. An inspection of the reserved seat boards sbows that the theater will be crowded.