Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUoH's-FAY TExPLKrox-After an alb
sence Of several years abroad Fay Tsmpleton
appears Monday night at Albaugh's in '.Hen-
orlk Hudson, an operate burlesque by Gill
ana Fraser Miss Tefnpietons coming has not
been unheralded apart from the usual press
notices. First her diamonds were capture ed be-
cause Howell Osbornes valet tried to smuggle
them In, and il was only after any amount OF
lawyers and bother that she managed to get
them back and secure the Wallets release.
Scarcely had that been settled when her man
agement INDUCED in a misunderstar ding but
that too has been arranged The play is well
spoken of and its two weeks run in
i Ne" Thy York .i, won it great popular
is. OF course, the fair Fay herself. Her Span
ish songs and dances are said to rival Carmen
cita, who took New York by storm last season,
and some OF the New York critics say that
Hendrix Hudson" is principally the Spanish
dance with incidental additions. The sale of
seats has been very satisfactory and there is
overy indication that her welcome next Monday
night will be most cordial She 10 supported
by Edwin Stevens, who appeared here last
winter with the Casino Company; Alice Garlic.
who is always popular here, Misses iona Ham
Ion, Estelle Mortimer, Rose NEWMAN Eva
Randolph, Marie Glover, Nellie RUSSELL Elsie
Gilman and Messrs. Alfred c. whcllen, Edward
Edwards, Charles Kinle, Harry n. Dowley,
John l.. Luce, &c.
Plasterers' Local Assembly 1914. K. of L.,
will give their annual excursion to Marshall
Hail on labor day--next Monday. Manchester
leaves at $50 a. M, 2 and G:30 pm. Tickets so
cents for gentleman and lady; each lady Is
cents. 90 .-.-
The Elks' Annual Reunion Association will
give an excursion to Marshall Hail next Tues
day, the boat leaving ut 10 a. m. and and
pm. There will be fine music and a great display
OF fireworks. Tho best talent has been secured
i if the entertainment. The grounds will be
illuminated and the affair in every way will be
most attractive. Tickets at Droop's or of men,
bers. None on the wharf for the carly trips
kERNANs-FAY FosTEn's GAIKrY Co.-The
Fay Foster English Gaiety Company, the
greatest grandest. most brilliant and best of
all, with Its first part its olio and tine laugh
able burlesque ''Her-Minnie,' will be at Ker-
mans next week. In the list OF popular artists
are Pauline BatcholIer, Washingtons pet Viola
Clifton. 1.-THE most perfect formed lady in
America; Cora Strong and Ida Remington, en-
chanting duetists; Vanola. the Mexican won
der; Kirwin and Ragan. musical experts; Chas
Frey, comedian; Jones and Reagan, bon ton
knockabouts; Thos. Dayton, character artist,
and great congress OF burlesque celebrities
IN all kinds of elegant specialtics. Also in the
garden the sparring exhibitions
HARRIs-THE INDIAN ACTREss--The Bijou
next week will offer decided novelty in the
way OF an Indian star, Go-won-go Mohawk, a
young woman whose talents have attracted
much attention and whose abilities have enti-
tied her to an undenlable status in the dra-
matte profession. She appears in a frontier
play called The Indian Mail Carrier" which
gives her an opportunity to display her re-
markable attachments as a horsewoman. Miss
Mohawk is a descendant of the Mohawk tribe of
Indians and was born At Gowanda, NY. Her
father was DIR. Allen Mohawk. Miss Mo-
hawk was educated at Painesviile, Ohio, and
converses fuently in pure English. Usual
prices and matinecs
There will be sparring match tonight at
kernan's between Frank White and Mike Boil
ger. In the match last night the "Ginnt News
boy was Paralyzed in the first round by Mace
of Alexandria
Sergt John Kenney, a member of the Carl
lngton Relief Expedition searching for Greedy
IN the Arctic regions, and whose party went a
thousand miles through the ice i'll small boats
after the loss of the Proteus will lecture at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church 18Th street be-
tween and G northeast) Tuesday evening at
o'clock, for the benefit of the church Sergt.
henney is member OF the police force, and
for seven years has been stationed in front of
the White House.