Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-04
AmusementS.

THE FIFTH BIsCHoFF CONCERT was thoroughly
enjoyed by an audience of good proportions at
congregational church last night. Nearly all
the solo numbers were redemanded.
ALBACGH'S OPERA HOUsE.-Easter week at
AlDaughs will be appropriately given over to
merriment, Haverly's United American-Eu
pean Ministries being the attraction. The COM
ness.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-New candidates for
pubic favor will present themselves at Ford's
next week. These are the LIE Opolds, pantomime
artists arts who will appear in a highly amusing
cities where the troupe has appeared il has
been spoken of in the highest terms
The IDEAL QUARTET TIE CONCERT, which was
postponed some time ago, because of the illness
OF Mrs Met artee, will take place at the Co ngre-
gat1onal church Monday evening that lady
Ellis. "'
THE KINsLEY BENEFIT at Albaugh's next
Ihursday afternoon promises to be one of the
most Interesting events of the kind given i'm
Washington in years. Mile. Rhea Supported
by Mr. Walter Dennis, will appear; also Mrs.
Bowers, the Franz Abt quartette and several
other attractions.
CHORAL SOCIETY CoNCERT-The Choral soci-
ETY. are steadily rehearsing for their annual
concert at the Congregational church next We'd
nesday evening. y number of magnificent
choruses will be given.
concert at the Light Infantry armory Monday
evening under the auspices of the Washington
lodge OF Elks, will be notable affair." Every
care will be taken to make it select The en-
tire Marine band will furnish the music
uHEATER CoMIoUE.-Mr. Harry Montague
viii continue as stage manager at the ComiGue
TINS week; also appearing in his speciaties and
In newand amusing afterpiece called "Paris
by Night" showing how the American colony
In the gay French capital enjoy themselves
HERzoGs MUsEUM.-The enterprising man.
agement of this house annou noes as the aftrac-
ton for next week the popular old play of .Rip
Van Wrinkle" 1T will be presented by Mr. Geo
w. Thompson, who is said to be a capable
Geo. w. Pike, John Woodward. Thos. lanes
Miss Minnie Ward, Miss Lottfe Forrest and
DINE Observation-Disclosures celebrated drama
h M1 COMPANY ay Will appear at Barton & Logan,s
n n.,he museum on Monday; Tuesday and We'd
sensational play of Under the Gaslight." The
scenery is new and realistic the great railroad
Friday and saturday "kaised from the Ashss''
an ..n ther thrilling play, will be produced.
fATIENCE" BY AMATECRS.-On Saturday
evening, April 25th. the charming opera cf
Fatience" will be given at Albaugh's Opera
mouse by local amateurs. for the benefit of the
The production will be under the direction of
pr. A A. Hays. Seats are on sale at Bren-
THE CARNrvAL AT FREDERICK-The animal
Easter carnival at Frederick Md. will be given
casion TO surpass all previous efforts There
Will be 1000 masked men in line besides
play Visiting companies win be seade , dis
virginia, West Virginia and Maryland The car.
n NV VIII conclude with grand masque bali In
rates. "N"0eu
. WASHINGTON COMMANDERY ELECTION
the annual meeting of Washington Com
mandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, last even
Ing, the following were chosen officers for ths
ensuing TempIar year: Eminent commando ,ar ine
Sir A. b. Tubman; generalissimo, Sir Warren
ID. Orcutt: captain general, Sir John H. Olcott.
Sir Joseph H. Brough; Junior warden. Sir John
Brommitt; treasurer, Sir John Keyworth. re-
cOrder, Sir Charles Shelse &c
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILwAY-On and AFTER
sunday, April 8, train No. 90, heretofore ieay
ing ashlngton at BIZ am, will leave at III: 4 =
Am daily, with Pullman buffet and sleepins
cars to New Orleans without CHANGE
KINGS Characterization Iadies-Kino,s
Palace, ga 7th st. Great Spring Opening o.
Monday and Tuesday, April 9th and TN. = ,
invited. - - .