Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-05-23
Musicale Of the Oxford League.

Musicale of the Oxford League.
The lecture room OF the First M. E.
church was filed with an intelligent and
appreciative audience on Monday night,
the occasion being a musicale given by
the Oxford League. The program was
under the supervision of Miss Anna
Feldmeyer, the leading soprano of the
church, and reflected much credit on
that young lady's knowledge of music
aud executive ability. After devotional
exercises, conducted by DR.. Huntley, and
a review Of Bible History by DR.. Reid,
the musical program was introduced with
piano solo, "Home Sweet Home" by
Mrs p. j. Miller. This was followed by
vocal solo rendered by Miss May Brady
Mrs. II. " Clayton then entertained the
audience with reading which was fol-
lowed by Duet by Misses Button and
Carter. A piano solo by Miss Appler was
next rendered, after which Miss Robin
son, of Eliicott city, gave a recitation
Miss Mollie Goodwin followed with solo
'I'll to You" DIR. Hodges gave humor
Gus reading. Miss Anna Feldmeyer rem
dercd solo, "Tit for Tat" in her own
pleasing style. A piano solo by Mrs.
Brainard closed the program and the
audience, much pleased with the enter
tainment wherein marked talent was fire.
quently displayed. were dismissed with
the benediction by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Huntlcy.
Special Train and Reduced Rates to St
Louis Convention via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has perfected arrangements for running
special train of Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars from Washington to st.
Louis on Saturday, June I'd, 1888, for the
purpose of accommodating visitors to the
National Democratic Convention, which
will meet at St. Louis June 5th.
The schedule for the movement of the
train is as follows Leave Washington,
Baltimore and Potomac Station 1000 A. |
NJ; leave Baltimore, Union Station, 1.05
A. M; arrive Harrisburg (dinner), 2.05 p.
NJ leave Harrisburg. $50 p. NJ arrive |
Pittsburg (supper), Eastern time, 0.05, |
Central time, sos p. NJ. leave Pittsburg,
Central time, 6.35 p NJ; arrive Indianap
oils (breakfasr, 900 A. NJ +; leave Indian |
apolis, 8 80 A. NJ. arrive st. Louis, Union |
Station, 500 p. NJ.
As the schedule shows the train will be |
very fast one. its leaving time from |
Washington and Baltimore is fixed at a |
convenient hour, and the arriving time at |
St Louis. 800 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
will enable visitors to make arrangements |
for quarters by daylight.
The schedule is also timed SO that the |
famous scenic portion of the Pennsylvania |
route-the crossing of the AlIeghenies-
will be traversed in the light Of the after.
noen.
The round "trip tickets for this train |
will be sold from Washington and Balti- |
more at 500 In addition to the railway
fare, the price of the tickets will include |
one double berth in the Pullman Sleeping
Cars for each ticket, dinner at the Harris
burg restaurant, supper at the Pittsburg
restaurant, breakfast at the indianapolis
restaurant on the west bound trip, and
Pullman accommodations on the return
trip. The tickets will be good for return
until June 18th. inclusive. and good for
passage On any regular train within the
time limit.
The advantages offered BY this train are
obvious. twill run through solid and
without stops, except where necessity re-
Quires stop to be made The rate is ex-
traOrdinarily low, considering the extra
service it includes, and the liberal limit
as to return trip.
The tickets will be placed on sale on
May Goth, 1888, at Baltimore and Potomac
Station, Washington; Pennsylvania Rail-
road Office, N. E corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street, Washing
ton; Union and Calvert Stations, Balti-
more; and Pennsylvania Railroad Office,
y. =. corner Baltimore and Calvert streets
Baltimore.
Parties desiring to avail themselves OF
the special service, are advised to secure
their tickets without delay, as the capaci- |
- Of the train is limited.
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