Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-02
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Successful Entertainments Held West
of Rock Creek.

The Fillmore School entertainment for
the benefit Of the Teachers Annuity Fund
last night brought forth a crowd that
densely damned Masonic Hall. windows
doors and platforms We're even filled The
hrst part of the program introduced a bat
tie march by the Sawyer Drum and Fife
Corps, Mother Goose cantata participated
In by the pupils of the school; a violin solo
by Miss Margaret Schneider, a recitation
by Miss Mildred Perrie fancy dances by
Mamie Dugan and Geo. Hunt, and a Del
sarte drill in which the following figured:
Misses Fisher, keleher Rhodes. Nordllnger
Smith, Oettinger, Riley. Davis. Hill. Kerr
Hance and ebay. With the exception Of
vocal medley by Master E. Waldecker
the entire second part was furnished by
members of that popular Organization, The
Linthicum Students" from Linthicum In
stitute.
The first sketch presented by them was
"A Matrimonial Advertisement" some
thing entirely new TO Georgetown and a
bit of refined comedy that well merfted the
hearty appreciation IL met with. AS Kitty
Gray" Miss Pulizzi was natural, graceful.
charming and well up in the business
OF her part.
Mr.. Robert loves impersonation Of
Harry Anderson" needs no commenting
upon. His work is always artistic.
Following the ADVERTISEMENT came Mr..
r. Clinton Balinger. He gave rectations
In dialect. THE Load OF Cotton" and How
to Eat an opossum' were rendered in a
style that CONFUSED the audience. Balinger
is always and at all times a favorite.
That succession OF laughs. April Fools"
closed the program Collins was perfect
In make up ana action, Keliher was at his
best and Well was In splendid trim. The
piece went with a gigantically hilarious
swing.
Omcers Elected.
Last evening the stockholders of the First
Cooperative Building Association assem-
bled in their building on sd street, and
reelected for the ensuing year the follow
ing: H. p. Gilbert, president; A. B. Jackson.
vice president; Geo. W. King, treasurer; ].
Barton Miller. secretary. and H p. Gilbert.
A. d. jackson. Joseph H Bradley, Geo. W.
King. DIR. L. W. Richie. John II. Schultze,
W. L. Gibbons, W. A. Cunningham, Danl.
Johason, H. G. Wagner, and ]. Barton
Miller. directors.
The annual report showed the earnings
the past year TO have been ten per cent
Mr.. Archibald Greenlees. a member OF the
finance committee. addressed the stoctS
holders on the prosperous condition Of Tn
association.
Paragraphs.
The closing exercises at Georgetown OIL
lege will be held this year on the 18th h-
slant.
The Visitation Academy commencement
exercises will be held on the afternoon OF
the 10th. The art exhibition after the usual
program will be an attractive featurs Of
the closing.
The various classes Of Linthicum 7nsti-
tute will close next Thursday night The
usual program Will be presented b. the
Junior adherents OF the elocution DEPART
ment the Students having closed their
regular season. Prizes in gold for general
excellence viii. as in the past be dis
tributed.
The funeral of Mrs. Louis Hess took
place yesterday from her late home 2i6s q
street
Levin S. Frey and jackson II. Ralston.
trustees, have sold to Geo. W. Ray, for
s., 100. part OF lot Al