Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-25
GEORGETOWN.
THE KRMrxrz FIFTH SEASON.

The popular Erminies opened their fifth
season of pleasure last night at Linthicum
Hall. The Independent and Acorn social clubs
attended in body. Among those present were
Misses King, Cannon, the Misses French
Chamberlain. Craig, Gowans Remi. Arnold.
Randall, Masterson. Ida and Bertha Helm
Archer. Donnelly, Kaiser. Brown. Newton.
wood. Cassidy, Donohoe, O'Donoghue, Dunn
berth, Schosser, Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Paul. and
Messrs. Wissner, Kelliher. Mccarthy. Good
child. Cleary, Dryer. Barnette, Colburn, Mur-
ray, Bradbury. Shea, Baker, Nolan, Sally Ellis,
Halsay, Quinnlan. Young. Gavin, NTH, Donald
son, Rosafy. Harry King. Wetzel. H. ID King,
Montgomery, Griffin Miller STEELE, Boot Tag
Riley, Ashe and Schultze. q il
TRAFFIC ON THE CANAL 3HiyTfao
Canal boats are entering town in rapid sue
cession, bringing products Of the upper Po-
tomac. Among those that have arrived since
last Thursday, loaded with coal. are the Samuel
Henry W. F. Creighton, E. J. johnson, Isa-
bella. James NJ Schley, A. L. Miller, Theodore
W. s. Jacques. John Spencer, ]. S. French, Eva
Cushina and NJ. Wise. The Loudoun brought
cement from Shepherdstown. the Willie, Walter
Gallia and Edith Pratt, stone. and the Unex-
pected and E. Karode, grain.
THE CATTLE MARKET. o'dnHk
At the Arlington stock yards Monday AIT
cattle were up and sold. Best tot4At,i good,
Sls to A; medium, "a to az; comnan, a "a to
%. One hundred sheep and lambs. Lambs.
to g. sheep, "a to 4. Calves. to 6: Eighteen
COWS and calves sold from $50 to S45. Market
for cattle and lambs good.
COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT. -
An appreciative audience assembled Monday
night in CASTOR Memorial Hall, Georgetown
College, to listen to musical and literary cole
bratlon by the class in rhetoric in honor of ST.
Cecilia, the patron of music. Prof Geo. Ise-
man and Alexander Stevens of the class of "a
opened the entertainment with plano selec-
tion from Schubert. Mr.. William J. Collins
spoke of the 'Origin of the Drama Mr.. Will
liam S. Deneen held up Shakespeare as the man
who would hive for all time. Mr.. Mark
McNeal extolled the French genius, Moliere,
and Mr.. John NJ. Ryan praised the modern
drama and it's opponents Drydens lode to
st. Cecilia" was reeited by Mr.. L. J. Carbon and
unstinted applause followed his excellent rem
dition.
The balance OF the musical part of the pro-
gram was artistically participated in by Prot.
Herman Rakemann, Mr.. Condo NJ. Mast and Mr..
Thomas Walsh ..-.-
''Othello." with Mr. Pierce j. Grace in the part
OF the Moor and Mr.. VIM. A. Murphy as Idgo.
Both acquitted themselves very creditabiy.
The committees who had the entertainment
In charge were composed OF Messrs John +.
Hermon. JOS e. Mattingly. Francis Z. Shcehy.
Raymond Ihorne, John F. Clark, Francis
Keyes, Joseph l. Weller, Peter D. Martin, Chas
p. Mitchell, +. p. Mullan, John H. Sullivan and
Vincent A. Sheehy.
SUPPER FOR THE POOR.
There was considerable gathering last even
ing in Forrest Hall. where the supper for the
benefit of the poor Of town is in progress
The room was prettily decorated and the
spread and inviting tables made
many a man believe he was hungry when he
was not and thus was increased by wcman's
taste the nights receipts. Quite pleasant
little sum was realized. There will be another
supper tonight.
NOTES.
The funeral of Mrs. John F. Winkel, Who
died on Sunday, took place yesterday from her
late home, 1858 SD street. and "a very large
number OF mourning people testified their re-
spect by following the deceased to the last silent
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradfield Hartley of New York
are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with
DIR. and Mrs. Billings.
This evening at the Tenleytown hall Rev.
John NJ. Barry will deliver an illustrated lee
ture on Naples and Surroundings TO be fol-
lowed on Thursday by."Ireland." also pro-
fusely illustrated. Father Barry is a pleasant
and interesting speaker. The entertainment is
for the benefit of the schools of his mission.
Mrs. W. +. Gibbon, Oh 32d street Monday
fell dowa the steps of her home, dislocated her
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