Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

MARTHA wAsHNaToN RECEPTION
BY cars sEsEt $ zH|s sSHsf SOCIETY.
Aoospe, rempsss s,S Sunday scnoo, Fair.
OF exhibition pssHsRs FkRH Geo Washington
A LRAUaH's OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
CRIBS P nf HAhSa r ESP A R SSHaK
oRESADzEns nS s!ff2 y e BAND AND
Including Company s 1Gt1 Artist.
expressly e eng for this great event Tickets on
further details viii shortly be given. '' 1t.
FoRDs. BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
MISS E. II. oBER, Manager.
THE FAREWELL TO WASHINGTON
'The world drinks music of ideal thought"-Dodd.
The final opera renditons by this organization in this
city are sincerely, yet regretfaly announced as fol-
MONDAY, February 23d ....-...FANCHONETTE
(As only given by this company
TUESDAY, February oath. DIAvOLO
WEDNESDAY MATINEE.......BO BOHEMIAN GIRL
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. .PINAFORE
SEATS CAN PEN SGRr 6E SaEA1SED FOR Ak fss
NATIONAL THEATER
The Dramatic Triumph, ONE WEEK ONLY. COM
mencing Monday, February 23d. Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday, after
run Of three months at
Wallack's Theater. New York,
wALLACK's THEATER COMPANY,
In Henry Guy Carleton's New Play.
VICTOR RAND.
"a triumph of dramatic and play Of positive hui
man fnterest."-New York Herald.
Monday. March I'd inauguration Week., Mr.. NAT.
GOODWIN in CONFUSION. s23
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Commencing Monday, February 23d. Saturday Matt
nee at z.
John A. McCaull Proprietor and Manager,
In the latest New York success,
F A L K A.
The Brightest Music and the Most IAughable Libretto
of any Modern Opera.
Popular prices ofadmission
Monday March 2-MICHAEL STROGOFF. fe23
{ oNGREGATIoNAL CHUKCH,
The farewell appearance in their Joint Readings OF
MARK TWAIN"
The Humorist, reading his Superb Fun, and
GEORGE w. CABLE,
The Novelist presenting the Matchless Scenes of his
ROmances,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %.
Matinee at2 Evening at 8.
Admission, so cents; reserved seats, rs cents and
81; can be secured at Droops Music Store 925 Penn.
STlvanla avenue. fe23-6t
Union VETERAN CORPS, "OLD GUARD"
MASONIC TEMPLE
NOVEL AND UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENTS
Monday Evening, February %. Fools Session "
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 24.-..Lades Basket Picnic.
Both to conclude with Dancing.
Admission to either entertainment, IS cents.
Wednesday Evening, February %,
"GRAND FESTIVAL OF NATIONS"
Cen Masque)
Admission to latter by invitation only to be had OF
Members Of the Corps fe23-2t
NATIONAL THEATER.
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH !. O'CLOCK.
Lecture by
COL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
Subject WHICH WAY?
Box sheet for sale of seats will open at Box Office OF
the Tlleatsrf Thursday morning, February 20. fe2a
HEAa8 @sSt Hall III corner 9Th and sss NV.
.pe ] JEVkRf AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
HOBBY NEWCOMERS COMEDY ALLIANCE,
Headed by the only BOBBY NEwCoMB,
Supported by the following noted celebrities:
The Murphys Miss Gusse New comb Miss Effie New
comb, Miss Blanche Newcomb, Mrs. Robert
Newcomb, The Bloodgoods.
Concluding with the Screaming Comedy entitled
TEDDY THE TIGER
Admission to family circle 10 cents: admission tc
first floor, 2Oc. Reserved seats NAV be secured sis
days In advance without extra charge at the Bo,
once OF the museum from am. to 10 pm. Doors
open Al ana PM; overture one hour later.
Carriages may be ordered at 4:1O and 1910 pm.
March 2d-The Matlack Combination In A CELE
DRAFTED CASE FIG
'THEATER CoMIoUE
AT MATrNEEs every pay AND EVERY
MABEL PRICE and her PUPILS OF LOVE
MODEL ARTISTS.
A TRANSATLANTIC SENSATION
aT FREE CAFE ENTERTAINMENT, "a
The Wicked and the Good Tackle it, fe25t,t
nIME MUSEUM.
IL Penn. ave. near 18th street.
Splendid Dramatic Attraction Every Afternoon and
MINNIE OSCAR GRAY IND STEPHENS. in tn,
thrilling dramatic play Of
SAVED FROM THE STORM,
In five n