Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10
AMUsEMENTs.

The following well-known artists have volun
teered 10 entertain the guests Of the Elks ex
cursion TO Marshall Hall this evening: Mia
Lavina shannon, Bro. E. b. Hay, Bro Georgt
ID. Scott Mr.. William v. Price, Mr.. Chas. West
Mr.. Tim Murphy, Bro Giles shine. Mr.. Will A.
Haley, Mr.. Norman Pruitt Mr.. j. ]. Fisher and
Bro. Frank ID. Pistorios Augmented Orchestra
The Unity Presbyterian Church will 60 over
to Bay Ridge next Saturday-'opening day =
the receipts of the excursion TO go to the build
ing fund Ample train accommodations and a
committee TO take care Of the children VIII De
furnished. DIR. John Chester will deliver a
short address TO the children. Trains leave b.
and o. station at 9:15 a. m and 80 and ABS p m.
1.-The Chimes of Normandy" which has
made such hit at Albaugh's. will only be
sung this week. and next week IL will be fol-
lowed by "Erminie," with Mr.. Carleton as
RdUennes. This is Miss Posts last week with
the company, and she will be succeeded by
Miss Clara Lane as Jdcone. Saturday night.
next week. the last appearance of the company,
The Gondoliers" will be presented, with the
full cast The company goes from here to
Buffalo for six weeks engagement, and it il
no more than. just to say that Washington re-
grets its departure.
A. the entertainment for the benefit Of the
national regatta fund at the Academy Of Music
this evening by the various athletic clubs of
the city the following program will be pre-
sented: Part 1-Oyerture, Monastery Bells y
valse, Loves Dreamland," Roederer; club
kicking. standing and running high jumps,
Messrs. Elder, Dashiell. Quackenbush. Rose,
Niddlebrook, Townsend, Gregg, Sewall and
Prof Crossley; fencing, salute and assault with
foils, Prof George Heintz, jr., sword master,
Mr.. i. 3. OLesry; song. AT the Ferry" Well
ings. Marine Band; spring board and horse.
Nessrs- Crabill, Mcintosh, Sewell, Elder, Dash
tsll, Gregg, Rose. Prof. Crossley and others;
sparring, Light weight, Messrs- MCGUIRE and
Freyhold; fancy bicycle riding. Mr.. Ward;
acrobatic exercises, Messrs. Elder and Crossley;
selection, Southern Patrol" yoelker, Marine
Band Psrt2-Selection, cornet solo, The Song
That Reached My Heart, Jordan. Marine Band;
horizontal bar. Messrs- Dashiell, Sewal, Love-
Lass, Burga, Cros.iey and others club swinging,
Mr.. Eugene Barnes; selection, Schubert quar-
tet; fencing, salute and assault with broad
swords, Prof. George Heintz. IT,, Mr.. T. s.
O'Leary; pole vault, Messrs- Gregg, Dashiell,
Beall, Bursa, Quackenbush, Rose. Profs. Cross
ley and Sims; selection, I'm Old Madrid"
Marine Band; cortortiOnist, Prof. Maurice
Joyce; sparring, Messrs. Carter and Elder;
battue board. Messrs- Elder, Sewall, Gregg,
Crossley, Phillips, Graybill. Mcintosh, Hughes,
Rose, Kennedy and Joyce; selection, THE
Jolly Student" Fahrbaeh, Marine Band.
The lawn party to be given by Potomac Re-
lief Corps, W. r. C., auxiliary to the Depart
ment Of the Potomac, G.. A. r., tomorrow
evening at the residence Of Judge Devices,
25ll Pennsylvania avenue northwest, promises
to be an unusually enjoyable affair. The dec
orations viii be elaborate. The music by the
Marine Band will be a special feature. Artistic
booths, tents, &C., will be scattered over the
grounds