The Evening critic., 1882-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ford.s Opcra.house.


Mary Stuart was witnessed last night
by an appreciative audience. The perform
ance was notable one, and Jauauschek
was eomplimented numcrously by uproari-
GUS applause. LADY Macbeth" tonight.
National Theatre.
John McCullough's Rictolieu last night
was enthusiastically received by large
audience. The play was beautifully pre-
sented. "Jack Cade " tonight. lingo
mar at Saturdays matinee.
Camilla Urso.
This famous lady violinist will give her
last concert in this city at the Congrega-
tioral Church Wednesday evening, Zebra
ary To- when she will be assisted by Miss
Marguerite Hall, soprano, and Mr.. Auguste
Sauret. pianist. Sale of seats will begin at
Ellis music store next Saturday.
Capital Theatre.
This new theatre was again thronged
with n vast audience last night, who were
reward,d by splendid entertainment
The Funny Six Combination appeared in
very interesting programme. Manager
Budd has been fortunate in securing such
excellent talent to inaugurate his new
venture.
TabIcaux vivants.
Next Thursday and Friday evenings q
series of superb tabeaux vivants under the
direction of Mr.. G.. b. Bartlett of Concord,
Mass, will be given at Lincoln Hall for the
benefit of the Y. NJ. G. A. Mr.. Bartlett has
an unrivaled reputation for the success of
his entertainments of this character.
Theatre COmique.
N. S. Wood, with his di ANA The Boy
Detective" and the very excellent COM
binatien of variety talent are presenting
splendid programme at the Theatre Com
iquo. Many new variety features are given
i'm the olio. Matinee Friday,
CIan.Na-GaeI Ball.
Tonight the grand ball of the Clan-na
Gael Association will be given at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Past experience justifies the
predict ion that this will be u very pleasant
event.
The Light Guard Fair.
Tonight the grand fair for the benefit
of the Washington Light Guard opens at
Masonic Temple. As has been frequeatly
mentioned in THE CRITIC, it will be con
Quoted on an elaborate scale and offer many
attractions. The fair will be opened by
Adj. Gen. Drum, at o'clock tonight, and
the Marine band will furnish inspiriting
music. In order that visitors may make
no mistake, we give below a list of promi-
nent tables and other features, aud the
names of the charming ladies who will be
| in charge:
Confectionery, No. Mrs. S. Miller, as
sisted by Mrs. G. Tatspaugh, Misses Fannie
Clark, Ida Vogelson, BERTHE Adams, Mary
| Kelley and Susie De Saules.
Confectionery, No. 2-Misses l.. A. Nor
ton and Alice Mcdonald, assisted by Misses
| Ida Work, Ida Leech, Sonnie Williamson,
Alice Humphrey, May Mcdonald, Mrs. S.
| Mcdonald and Mrs. Sim.
| Fancy table, No. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell,
assisted by Misses Flora Reynolds, Clara
| Conner, Julia Darby, Lizzie Harvey and
| others.
Combination table-AIrs. Hudson, assist
ed by Mrs. Atchison, Misses Katie Dunn,
Mary Mcdonald, Nellie Mcdonald, Jennie
Guinan, Celia Atchison, Mary Cochran
Mary Cameron, Hattie Clements and Annie
Beers.
Fancy table, No. 2-Mrs. c. c. J. Norris
assisted by Misses Mollie and Mamie Lar
man, Maud Reynolds, Hattie Blanchard
and others.
Cigar stand-Misses Katie Darnell and
Mary Geddings.
Wheel of fortune-Messrs. Ellinger and
Laird.
Pound table-Mrs Wright, assisted b.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. A. K. Ferris, Mise
Wyckoff, Emeline Wright, NJ. and jennie
Foster, Julia Mansfield, Adah Wrenn, Lids
Carpenter, Mrs. John Minnis and Mrs
Lizzie Carpenter.
Silver table-Mrs. H. e. Weaver, assisted
by Misses Maggie and Katie O'Connell
Katie Horrigan, Laura and Marion Phil
and others.
Lemonade well-Miss BERTHE Crandall
assisted by Misses Annie and Emma Walms
ley, Lizzie Burke and Carrie Chase.
The other assignments have not yet bee
completed.