Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
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| ALBAUGH's-"CHDEs OF NORMANDY
Carleton Opera Company opens the next to
next Monday night. The opera will be the
| Chimes of Normandy and the cast will be
| equal to any that has ever presented it
in this city. Miss Lilly Post will have
a merited prominence as Srpolette and
on for happy Gamdine The role of Marquis
| Henry will be sung by VIM. Pruette. who ap-
| peared in the same part with the Emma Abbott
I Company. Mr.. Chas. A Bigelow will appear
as the Bali. W. II. Fitzgerald will be the fish
erman. Greniche,ir, and J. X. Murray Gdspd,'d
the miser. This company is as strong as any
/ that MIR. Carleton has ever organized for a
winter season and at popular prices should
command wide and approving attention.
NATIONAL REGATTA FUSD.-An athletic and
musical entertainment for the benefit Of the
national regatta fund. under the auspices of
the Analostan Boat Club. Columbia Athletic
Cluband Potomac Athletic Club, will be given at
the Academy Of Music next Wednesday even
ing. The following program will be presented
Indian club swinging by Lovelass and
Doyle; running high jump and kicking by
Gregg. Elder, Quackenbush. Rose and Town.
send: foil fencing, by Heintz and OLeary;
spring board and horse, by Sewell, Dashiels,
Elder. Gregg and Grossly; sparring, light
weights. an excellent set-to by Freyhold and
Suter, fancy bicycle riding. by Ward; acrobatic
brother act. by Grossly and Elder; Hub Smith
and some twenty-five club members. in Eff
teen Minutes in the Music Room hori-
zontal bar. by Sewell. Dashiels. Grossly,
tortionist act, by Prof. joyce; pole
vault, by Gregg. Quackenbush and Rose;
broadswOrds by Heintz and Leary; tumbling
by Koran and Rose; sparring bout by Elder
and Carter and by Won Lindgren and SmithsOn,
batteau board by the entire company. The
athletic numbers will alternate with music by
the Marine Band and prominent local musical
talent. The athletic and musical features will be
given by the Analostan Boat Club and the Co
lumbia anu Potomac Athletic clubs and by the
Y. NJ. C. A. Athletic Club and the W. l.. L.
Athletic Club
ST. AGNES DEDICATIoS-The dedication of
st. Agnes Catholic Church takes place at Shep-
herdstown tomorrow and trains will leave the
b and U. station at $3.50 am; returning, leave
Shepherdstown at pm. Tickets good three
days.
INDIAN HEAD.-Every Friday and Saturday
evenings during the summer the Charles Mac
alester and the ". W. Corcoran will make trips
to IndiaE Head. leaving at $50 and 645.
Shroeder's band on the Manchester. The boats
return to the city at 10 pm.
INDEPENDENT c. G.. &. EXCURsIoN.-The Cor
cOran Cadet Corps. Capt. W. F. Morrow, COM
manding. announce their first excursion of the
season to Marshall Hall on Monday. June 8.
An excellent dancing program has been ar
ranged and pleasant time Is assured. Tickets
for sale by members ard at the boat on day of
excursion. The steamer Manchester leaves 7th
street wharf at $50 pm.
PosTPoNED--Thc excursion of the Corcoran
Cadet Corps. company A, second battalion, ID.
L. \. e., has again been postponed on account
of bad weather, and will take place Tuesday,
June 9, 1891. Tickets of May 26 good for this
date.
ELKs' ExCURsIoS.-1he excursion to be given
by the Order of Elks on Wednesday next to
Marshall Hall promises to surpass all their
previous efforts The array of talent an
nounced in another column of this paper should
in itself be sufficient to insure success. The
Manchester leaves at 6 o'clock pm.