The Critic and record., 1891-05-05
ON DIT.

Ensign DOuGlNe r. lCfflll, L :. NJ, UlCi AT
Sitka, Alaska, April tj.
senator II. G. Marlborough OF North Dakota,
IL at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
Miss Belle Armstrong has rs her guest Miss
Rogers Of Virginia, very pretty and attractive
girl
The new Peruvian Minister, Senior Don Pc.
dro Adcl Solar, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York.
Hon. B. f. Tracy, Secretary OF the Navy ac.
companied by his deughtcr, Is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York.
The death OF Chief Engineer John +. Bing
ham, u. $. NJ at NagHsaki, Japan, dcprive4
the service OF very accomplished officer and
gentleman.
Representative IIemphill of South Carolina
still fingers amid the lenfy groves of the Cap
ital. and has not yet quite decided to name the
day of his departure for Europe.
Ills many friends will henr with regret that
DR.. K. b. Bradford is quite II at his residence,
No 733 thirteenth street lie is In no danger.
but is confined strictly to his bedroom.
Mr. Bocufyo OF the French Legation was one
of party who went for n picnic to Mount Yer
non the other day. He did the hOnors for
France with the best Of wine and indcfatigable
agrecability.
II Miss Rachel Cameron is presented at Court
ia England she cannot fail to he numbered
among the handsomest and most patricnu-
looking of all the American beauties who have
wrung admiration from the high-born danes
OF England.
Consul. General New and his staff met Colo
mel lIalford, President Harrisou's private sec
retary, and his daughter on their arrival at
| Southampton and accompanied them to Lon.
| don. Mr.. and Miss llalrord went to Noting
| ham yesterday. They expect to recmbark for
| New York on the Saale Thursday. Both are
| looking well.
THE CRITIC RECORD suggests that popular
| subscription to a fund TO present Professor
| John Philip ousa the director Of the Marine
| Rand. with handsome bQtol, he opened as Il
| slight token of the appreciation of the people
| pf WnshiuutOu pf his gkill : n puIuptOr and
| the military discipline and musical proficiency
| of the members of the band.
Secretary Rusk il taking lively interest in
| the grounds around his Department aud
| watches with a cold, professional eye the
| coming II the flowers Some wag suggests
| that q rCular in reference to the proper time
of plard ding cats and the best way to keep the
| bean poles from running to seed Is anXiolsly y
| awa ,ed by the toiling millions
| Mile Marie Decca did Il very graceful act last
| night ~ the concert Of the Marine Band. Sh7
! had been enthusiastically appla1dcd and 80
1 when she came out again on the stage she very
| graciOusly and smilingly went over to MIR
Henry Jaeger, the flute CutuSO of the Marine
Band who had played the 06iiQdt0 to her song
| and brought him forward to share with hel
| equally the honor OF the encore. In art as III
| every thing else BO6ieSSe O6tiqe.
| / r. VI. l. Ruth OF the Navy, who has recently
ret rned from Bermuda whittier he went in
sea ch of health IL now Convnlescent, witt
every prospect of recovering all his pristine
strength and vigOr. lie will 20 tomorrow t.
| New York. whence in n very few days he set
out for Yellowstone Park TO spend the re
mandcr of the special sick leave which ha'
been granted him. lie will, il is understood
bunk with Captain George $. Anderson, SiXtl
Cavalry, who is now superintendent OF tn.
park, and who has cordially invited his frienl
to pay him n visit. DR.. Ruth will carry to hi
cXpectant host as many and affcctionatt
good wishes Fl ON friends in Washington as III
takes with him on his own account from thu
I same sources.
The production tonight OF Sullivans prett,
comic opera, The Pirates of Penzance,n a
the Academy Of Music, for tho benefit of tn
| Children's hospital here by number of ladie
and gentlemen from Baltimore will be the sig
nal for the assembling of all the fashion an
culture OF Washington. The opera was pre-
se1ted last night to magnificent audience i
Baltimore, and was beautifully performed
Among the ladies and gentlemen who are t
take part tonight are Miss Nelly Robinson
Miss Florence Ranstead, Miss Celeste W
Crown, Miss Patton, Miss Norris, Mr., w. W
Manly, Mr. A. j. GOodhy, Thomas s. Bakel
Harry b. Wilcox and Albert Trego, with Mrs
Norris, Mrs Wolf, Mrs. Shoemaker, Misse
Macgill, Shearer, Slinglun, lie Moync, jaime,
Carey, Fisher, Barker, Cassard, Ransteat
Price, Mcllyain. Maud Price, jenkins, Georg,
Chadwick, Messrs. Charles b. Hoblitzcll, job
i Rogers, Julian lie Roy White II. l.. CassarC
Robert A. Welsh, Beirne Lay, Wesley NJ. Ole
: Hugh Jenkins, W. w. hinges, j. Fran
t Ryley' II, W. Ransom W. b; Brook
: Beauregard Howard, Edward F. Comstoc
, in the chorus. The stage management will /
under the direction of Mr.. George May an
Mr.. John Mckim, the music under Mr. Harol
Randolph and Professor Adam ltzel, jr. III
performance will be under the patronage OF
distinguished list OF prominent ladies we
, known in Washington society. The Batimol
r people viii thus be reciprocating the compl
ment the ladies and gentlemen paid her la
winter in giving performance in that city 4
$ the benefit OF great Baltimore charity. Bait
more always does everything en- prince, al
will lend the famed beauty or her fair wome
7 and the elegance OF her ave men to mai
/ the af1air triumph socially and artlsticaly.