Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28
Anlusenlents.

DRIVERS SUMNER GAKDEN.-There will be
matinee at this popular amusement resort next
la1ies and children. There viii be no liquor sold
and no smoking allowed. Tills Royal Marion
cites; the educated monkeys On the tight rope
and the dog circus; the Bernardos, Sinclair, and
The Whole company will appear.
THEaTER CoMIoUE--The excellent performance
o. the Comedy Four combination this week de-
lights large audiences every evening. new olio
adds TO the attractions OF the program which con-
Neightors."
ABSER's SUMNER GARDEN.-An orchestra OF nt-
teen selected musicians under the direction Of Prof.
Chr. Arth. discourse excellent music every even
Ing. Miss Bertha Ravene, mezzo-soprano and
MT Lclis Biumenourg,- yiolOncell0 vlrtuoso, are
SPKoiis GARDES-A concert can be enjoyed here
ever evening
SWIMMING sCHooI--GeDtlemen : 10 Gam, $50
tc 10 IN; ladies, 10 am TO IL n. boys ESQ to
heated. mo anu 81 ''i''''i'S
LIZ DKoIT PARK LAWN PAKrY.-There wifi he a
lawn party aud promenade concert at the grounds
o. Nr a l. Barber, L. Droit Park, this evening
Ior Tue benefit OF the Society for the Prevention O,
Sru'itF 10 Animals. IL the weather Is unravora.
Die II Will be postponed until Friday evening
FOUNDRY VI. E CHURCH-The beautiful cantata
Q; Iofas festival Will be repeated at Foundry
Church this evening.
TENrsRAScE WoRK.-The quarterly meeting Of
the Noman'S Christian Temperance Union was
held yesterday in Masonic Temple Mrs Roach
IN her address, referred 10 the marked progress
that had BEEN made during the past three months
especially speaking of the work among the sol
diers. AT Washington barracks $50 hive signed
the piedEe and another soldiers Temperance union
VIII DC organ Zed this week 1T the Soldiers Home
Where the ladies have been warmly welcomed
ihousaniS Oh pages OF temperance literature have
peeh distributed Gospel meetings are held In all
sections OF the District. Work has commenced
with marked results among the boatnen AT the
wharyes In Georgetown Mrs. Dr. Regain presented
tAe corresponding secretary's report, and also a
report on Juvenile work, showing an increase of
so>letss and much local work accomplished Miss
S.tuFtci gave the treasurerS report, showing that
sZ.3 were collected and expended during the omar.
Yer. MIS- X T. Hartnett, legislative department.
reported that petitions had been sent all over the
country asking for prohibition In the District. In
teTesting reports were also read by Miss Thomas
on young woalan's work, showing that new socIe-
Ties Add been formed; Mrs Cook on labor and
capital; Ms LinyiIle, evangelist work: Mrs Cha
Pin. prison work; Mrs. Mofritt, unfermented wine:
Nrs. Deane, cOlored and unfortunate women. and
Mrs Mayse, hereditary. Mrs Hart gave a Bible
reading.
The RAPIER MEMORIAL MEErING.-At a meeting
OF the Alabama association at the 18th street Pres
Dyterian church, held last evening memorial exer.
sses were held Ia honor OF the DRY OF the late
Hon. James T. Rapier, who died ON the 3lst OF Nav
last; Mr.. jeremiah HARRISON presided and Mr.. j.
resolutions were adopted, ana memorial address
was delivered by Mr. L ?. NJ Watkins
A NILE A MINuTK-An experimental trip was
made yesterday between this city and Baltimore
and Reading railroad company, which carried on
the prize at the recent Chicago railroad expos!-
s.oA1- Siuc was 6ttdcl01 10 one OF the reRu.
lar trains on the Baltimore and OHIO railroad.
Three stops were made on the road-at Laurel,
Annapolis junction and the Relay House-but de.
spite these delays the forty miles were covered In
Traction less than forty-fve minutes.
PARTIES leaving the city for the summer can de.
posit trunks OF syerware, boxes OF silverware or
ANAL package OF silyerware any Kind OF valu-
aole thing with the National Safe Deposit Co. cor
ner 18th street and New York avenue Chlrges
quite moderate. ONCE hours, ga. m. to 4 .. m
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