Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRy.-Tonight there
will be concert at the National Rifles Armory
for the benefit of the Homeopathic Dispensary
ut which some of the best local talent will APP
pear. The object is a worthy one and the pro-
gram will be unusually attractive.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.--At the Universalist
Church tonight the hoosier poet, Mr.. James
Whitcomb Riley, will give a reading. The box
sheet at Metzerotts already indicates very
large audience. but few choice seats are still
left Mr.. Riley is remarkably popular in this
city and is always listened to with pleasure.
The Franz Abt Club will assist in the entertain
ment tonight
JOINS HOPKINS GLEE CLuB.-Tomorrow
night the Johns Hopkins Banjo, Glee and Man.
dolin clubs will give a concert at the National
Rifles Armory. Of which the patronesses will
be Mrs. Wilmerding, Mrs. Elkins, Mrs Foster,
Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Wanamaker. Mrs. Auden-
reid. Mrs. kelton, Mrs. Walthall and other la
dies well known in society. The program will
include many choice selections. and the ability
OF each club is said to be of the highest order
Their concerted work, both instrumental and
vocal. has been highly complime nted, and there
are soloists in the organization who are said t.
deserve high praise.
The BURMErsTER REcfTAL-The piano re-
cital at the Universalist Church tomorrow
evening by Richard Burmeister will be All
event In musical circles of more than ordinary
interest. Besides his technical ability as n
pianist Mr.. Burmeister. has a keen and compre-
to grasp the true meaning OF an author ana
TINS faculty has stamped him as one OF the oes'
interpreters OF the most famous composers:
His program is carefully arranged ana VIII
prove unusually attractive.
Miss ELLEN yocKEY.-On Tuesday evening
next there will be a dramatic and musical en-
tertainment at the National Rifles Hall, when
Miss Ellen Vockey will be the leading per-
former. She will give scenes from the school
for Scandal" Leah the Forsaken," London
Assurance" Macbeth" and 'Roneo and
Juliet" which will exhibit her powers, not
only as eiocutionist, but also as an exponent
of dramatic art
THE BELLIES STRArAaEM." There will be a
performance of THE Bellies Stratagem at the
Academy of Music on the 2sth OF April under
the patronage of the Daisy Chain. Tickets can
now be procured of Miss Slddons, 409 Florida
avenue northwest, and ut Morrison's book
store.
WAGNER REcIrALs.- Madame Constance How
ard will give three recitals upon Wagner COM
edy opera of the ''Meistersiuger Of Nuremberg
upon April s. IL and II, at the studio of Mr..
Harvey L. Page, No. 1927 18th street north
west. The two first will be matlnees at 3 pm.
and the last Will be in the evening at 8 o'clock.
These recitals will be worthy the attention of
all music lovers as Nine. Howard liz an earnest
musician and a brilliant pianist, who has had
the advantage of careful training abroad and
an association with the great composer whose
works she interprets. The recitals will be I'M
der the patronage of many prominent men,
bers of Washington society and will be an at
tractive addition to the list of Lenten entertain
ments.
WEIGHTMAN SCHOOL CoNCERT.-The pupils of
the Weightman School are to give a concert in
the Georgetown High School Hall on Friday
evening, which promises to be unusually at
tractive. The chief feature on the program is
to be rendition OF 1.-THE Lottery Ticket" Hub
Smiths comic operetta, me cast for which in
cludes Mr.. LuciGs Randolph. Mr.. Prank Brown
and Misses Saidee Drown and Louise Moeller,
with Miss Helen Norris rs accompanist. The
Columbia Musical Club are to exhibit their
skill on the banjos. maudolins and guitars,
while the scholars themselves will appear in
costume ina new tennis drill. The quartet OF
the Georgetown High School will sing.