Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
AMUSEMENTS.

| MASONIC TEMPLE--Tomorrow evening the
| concert and dance under the auspices of the
Spinner Memorial Association viii take place
at the Masonic Temple The Marine Band will
| play a number of selections. among which will
be for the first time the ''Esterhazy Ripple, y
| by Mrs. Alice C. Hills, Washington composer.
| The charming comedy "a Cup of Tea will be
| given by Messrs. Geo Erdnlan, Sidney Court
| ney, Adolph Member and Mrs. Lillian Stahl,
and there will be other Interesting features on
| the program Dancing will conclude the even
ing and the ladies' Of the association, who have
| been earnest in the work OF preparing the en-
| tertainmeut are confident that their memorial
| fund will be greatly increased as a result OF
their labors.
A Musical EvESISe-The organ and harp
| recital that has been arranged by those inter-
ested in the progress Of the Calvary parish will
take place tomorrow night at Calvary Parish
Hail. and it is expected that West End society
will be very largely represented. The enter
tainment will be highly enjoyable, for among
tho participants in the program will be Mr..
George ". Morgan, the eminent organist; Miss
Maud Morgan, who has no superior upon the
harp; Miss Amy Hare, whose work upon the
piano has been loudly praised, and large num-
Der of the best amateur vocal talent in the Dis
trict The object of the entertainment is to
pay for the furnishing of the hall. and it should
appeal to those anxious to aid the good work
that has been accomplished in this new parish.
Tickets may be obtained at Metzerott's, Bren-
"A RAMBLE IN ROME" is the title Of q lecture
that will be delivered this evening in the lee
ture room of st. Peters Church by Rev. Thos
b. Hughes for the benefit of the school fund of
the Catholic Club. Father Hughes is an easy
and attractive speaker and will give some of
his personal recollections OF visit to the eter-
nal city The lecture will be illustrated with
views of the most famous churches and other
buildings.
CoNCOKDIA HALL--The eleventh annual ball
Of the Unione Frattelanza Italiana of this
city will take place tomorrow night at Concor-
dia Hail. The committee having the matter IN
charge hope to make this ever more attractive
than the former entertainments OF the associa-
ton.
SADIE MARTINoT.-NIiss Sadie Martinez. who
will appear at Albaughs all OF next week, be-
ginning with the matinee on February %, i'll
her new and successful historical comedy.
'Pompadour, spent two months in Europe
last summer at Versailles, where she lived IN
the palace that had been occupied by Nine.
Pompadour in the eighteenth century. This
into hotel. Miss Martinez went there for the
purpose of acquaintiny herself with many de-
tails concerning the life Of the marquise She
was enabled to do SO, and has been using the
information to very good advantage In the
production OF the play. The costumes are ex-
act reproductions of the dresses worn in that
period and marvels Of grandeur and
beauty. The sale of seats commences tomor-
row morning.
DANIEL BooNE.-Peck and Fairsman's great
American DRAMA "Dan'l Boone" will be the at
traction at Harris Bijou Iheater nextweek. The
production promises to be brilliant one i'll every
way. There will be a carefully chosen acting
company and a car load Of special scenery, in
Guiding all the properties and mechanical ef-
fects that are necessary to a proper and COM
plete presentation of the pictures of our coun-
trys earlier history. A band of Indians and
adj IN no
There is also a troop of educated horses, whose
performances are as interesting as their sp-
Pearance is graceful The great Challenge
Brass Band is a feature of the performance
that never fails to command admiring atten-
ton. 1t is to appear in the big street parade
that is promised.
WILLIAMS AND ORR's METEoRs.-Cyclops and
Sandowe. the strong men, will make their Sec
ond appearance at kernans Lyceum Theater
next week in conjunction with Williams and
Orr's Meteors. These celebrities have defeated
all the strong men IN the world, and will meet
any man for any amount from Il, 900 to 5000.
During their former engagement they met and
defeated Ronaldo, Forepaughs strong man.
They will add wrestling contests to their per-
Torrance on this occasion. meeting all Corners.
The list of speciality talent includes Ed VI.
Favor and Edith Sinclair, Gallagher and West,
Tachibana and Dune, Inman sisters and Leslie
and Collins.
The BIscHoFF CoURsE.-The third concert of
the Bischof course will take place at the Con-
gregational Church this evening, when the at
traction will be the instrumentalists of the
Washington Musical Club, assisted by Mrs.
Shrcliff and DIR. Bischoff. The members of
the club who will appear are Messrs Xander,
pianist: Rakemann. violinist, and Miersch,
cellist, and their individual and collective ex-
cellence is thoroughly established. The pro-
gram will be an attractive one.
ELIRTs AND MATRoNs.-Miss Jennie O'Neill
Potter gives her new monologue with the above
title at Albaughs on Friday afternoon. Febru-
airy 26. The piece is by Robert Griffin Morris
and is bright in every line, full of hits at the
fashionable follies OF the day. Miss Potter
spent the summer in London, appearing with
great success and delighting Londoners with
her dialect Rotations. Her new mOnologue
gives her better means than ever before to
display her varied attachments. and she has
met with great success in her New York per-
formances. As afterpiece she will recite
here How Salvador Won," most telling
number. Tickets at Metzerott's
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