Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGH s--Miss Clara Morris presented
"Renee." which is drsmatization of DEN
nery's lie Nartyre," at Albaugh's last night
and although the play affords her opportunity
for some very forceful acting it is not in all
spects as good as some others in her repertoire
Miss Morris work was appreciated by her
audience, who were liberal in their applause.
Tonight Miss Morris will appear in her own
dramatization from the German entitled
Claire
Miss HELEN POTTER was the chief attraction
at the enter tainment given last night for the
benefit OF the Spinner Memorial Association at
the Church Of Our Father and her readings
and recitations were greatly enjoyed She gave
two scenes from Macbeth in costume and
demonstrated the possession Of decided dra-
matte ability. The other participants in the pro-
gram were Miss Dorothy Byrd Rogers. Miss
Facius, Miss Annie Parsons and Mr.. Elphonso
Youngs, jr.
MASTER CYRIL TYLER, the boy soprano. was
heard in some excellent selections at Netzerott
Music Hall last night. The audience were
charmed by the purity and sweetness Of his
voice. its remarkable 1exibility and the intelli-
gent expression with which he sang every num-
Der. He was assisted by Miss Ruth Thompson.
contraito; Mr.. Herndon Morsell, tenor, and
Mr. Dushane Coward, baritone, all of whom
sustained their well-earned regulations.
MISS AGNES HKRNDoN was unable to appear
at Harris BiiOU Theater last night on account
OF illness and a large audience that had assem-
bled TO witness LA Belle Marie was dismissed
1t is expected that Miss Herndon will be able to
play tonight.
WILLARD HALL last night contained a good
audience on the occasion Of the literary and
musical entertainment given for the benefit of
the Southern Relief Society. The program
was greatly enjoyed. the participants beirg
Misses Hattie Meads, Blanche Mattingly,
Ada Townsend, Messrs. Polk Miller Of Rich
mond, W. d. Mcfarland. c. F. Crosiey, Frank
Reside, B. A. Bryan, Theodore Friebus, jr.,
Elphonzo Youngs. IT,, Mesdames ID. c. Nor
rison, Zadie Smith and E. z. Perkins.
The ETHER CLUBs CoNoERr.-The debut of
| the Washington Either Circle in concert last
evening at the National Rifles Armory was a
success, both artistically and financially. The
concerted selections were given with pre-
cision of harmonious melody that reflects con-
siderable credit upon Harry f. Rupprecht the
director. The Franz Abt Club assisted in the
evenings entertainment, as did also Anton
Kasper with q violin solo and Mr.. J. NJ.
Buchanan with tenor solo. The members Of
| the circle are: Messrs. Eckstein, Fuhrman,
Bauer. Miller. Andrews, Becker, Barthel, Wolf
steiner and Rupprecht. Dancing was INDUCED
| in at the conclusion Of the concert.
FoREPAUaH's CIRCUS will make its advent in
Washington next Monday, remaining for two
days. Its tents will be located at the corner
Of North Capitol and L streets, and, Of course,
| there will be two performances each day. The
combination. both Of animals and rare curiosi-
ties and OF ring performances. will be greater
than ever before, and the street parade will
| present novelties that will bewilder the spec
tator. Some Of the attractions will be troop
Of wild Cossacks, who will give exhibitions OF
their most daring and reckless fests Of horse.
manship, and many new features in the hippo
drome. As novelty and also as an educa-
| tional feature there will be faithful reproduce
ton Of the scenes and battles Of the American
revolution. which will teach the children les
sons Of patriotism and bring back to grown
people incidents of history which they learned
: in their youth