Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-24
AMUSEMENTS,

The Brownies in Fairyland.-The array of
youthful artists, musical and otherwise,
selected from the pupils of the public
schools for the production Of Palmer Cox's
delightful cantata, THE Brownies in Fairy
land gave promise in Saturdays rehearsal
OF most charming entertainment for the
children at the Academy next Thursday
and Friday afternoons. Prof. Harry Whea-
ton Howard, with full chorus and orches-
ira, led the little singers through their
musical numbers to his entire satisfaction,
while Mr.. David G. Bangs, the stage di-
rector put on the last touches of stage
business" There remains only a single
full-dress rehearsal to bring the young
amateurs up to mark of excellence never
before equaled in children's production
in Washington. The dances have been ar
ranged by Misses Minnie and May Hawke
as foilows Brownie dance, Master Ray
mend Jones, Willie Collier Edward Blue
Edward Gibbons and Miss Zelda Miller.
Fairy dance, Misses Helen Durnin, jeanette
Blout helen Manning, Natalie Mayer,
Zelda Miller Roberta BraddoCk, Virginia
Walker. Annie Keen, Katherine Shuey,
Mary Keen, Frankie Jones, Alma Prince,
Irene Burdine, May Manning, Nellie Lynch,
Josie Watt. L'Ariel. Miss Mabel owen
Pas Seul, Miss Helen Durnin. Solo by Miss
Lizzie Rudd.
lowing little girls: Hattie Brereton, Nettie
Cover, Irene Coblrn, Pearl Seeley, Emily
Sleman. Cora McCarty, Marie Sioussa,
Ethel Cain, Annie Jack, Alice Van Arsdale.
Marian Hendley, Lillian Linkns Ernestine
Goddard, Frances Schumacher, Katie
Moran. Evelyn Mills Love Ferguson,
Alice johnson, Lille Schneider, Irene Orn-
dorff, Mary Chapman, Eleanor Ashby,
Bessie Sandidge, Sadie Rose, Irene Miller,
Julia Chapman, Alice Wood, Mabel San
ford, Edna Gcttwals, Lille Jones, Emma
kettler Kittie McCullcch, Irene Phillips,
Birdie Sipe. Lillian Boyer, Sarah Bogue
Edith Anderson, May Rankin, Daisy Bob
bitt, May Bobbitt, Flora Sauer, Lille Bet
WELLER, Penelope Anderson, Blanche Par
ker. Mary Croggon; Maggie Anderson,
Anna Armbruster, Hattie Vest, Glare Rob-
inson. Mansie Cameron, Sadie Souder,
Bessie Lyons Alice Gardiner, Alice Clark,
Clara Martin, Mabel Brown, Susie Laing,
Josephine Orndorff. Lillian Davis, Clara
kemon. Annie Anderson, Clara Gillian,
Clara Harner, May Wells, Josie Boteler
Alice Shaw, Nina Sfanke, Marie Connolly,
Louise Court. Mary Warwick, Harriet
Dung, Grace Lipscomb, Annie Loeffler
Eva Cost, Gertrude Pickles, Amy Simonds
Edith Church, Leila Nelson, Lolita Scott,
Belle Simonds. Mary Gates, Marguerite
Staniscl; Carrie Smith, Ella Dement, Ida
Bane, Blanche Russ, Mamie MacGreggor,
Melva Ioder, Mary Collins, Bessie Ham
ilton, Bertha Block, Bertha Hall, Maurie
Berkeley, Frances Miller Edith Brown,
Josephine Adams, Gail Mattox, Marian
West, Adele Hazard, Virgie Thompson.
Nellie Rowe, Blanche Wood, Maggie Vier-
korn, We're Callan, Nellie Beckstedt Flor
ence Manning, Omie Watson, jamie Chand-
Ter. Blanche Hindle, Maud Taylor, Annie
High, Viola Barbour, Addie Shelton, Mary
Tolson.
The Cornell Clubs.-The Cornell Glee,
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will give a
concert at Metzerott Music Hall on Thurs
day evening next. These clubs are com
posed of excellent material, and have gain
ed reputation for good work, both vocal
and Instrumental, equal to those of any
college organization. Their coming here
will be made social, as we'll as a musical
event. for the concert will be under the
patronage of the following well-known
ladies: Mrs John G. Carlisle, Mrs. Hole
Smith, Miss Morton Mrs. David l. Brewer
Mrs. Justin S. Morrill,, Mrs. Chas. F. Man
derson, Mrs. Jno. NJ. Schoaefd, Mrs. Geo
NJ. sternberg, Mrs. John Dalzell, Mrs. John
Nj. Wilson, Mrs. Geo. G.. Bloomer, Mrs.
VIM. d. Cabell, Mrs. Franklin Emmons,
Mrs Frank Hiscock, Mrs Mayo w. Hazel
tine, Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs. A. NJ. Lo-
throp. Mrs. Micou Mrs. John Mullan, Mrs.
]. w. Powell, Mrs. Robt X. Stone, Mrs.
Daniel S. Lamont, Miss Herbert, Mrs. John
NJ. Harlan, Mrs. Henry b. Brown, Mrs.
John Sherman, Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge,
Mrs. ]. Dewitt Warner. Mrs. G. Norman
Lieber, Mrs. Condit Smith, Mrs. Lewis
Clephane, Mrs. Hearst, Mrs Gardiner G.
Hubbard, Mrs. Philip johnson, Mrs N. S.
Lincoln, Mrs. Francis Leupp, Mrs. Fred. IL.
Mcclure, Mrs. H. G. Ogden, Mrs. c. V.
Riley, Mrs. Geo. Westinghouse. Reserved
seats may be obtained at Metzerotts.
"A Visit to Bethlehem and the Lords
Land."-The illustrated lecture by DR..
Hugh Johnston. pastor of the Metropolitan
NJ. f. Church, on Christmas night, an
nounced in the advertising columns prom
Uses to be a most delightful way of spend
ing the closing hours of this festival day.
The views of the Holy Land, including
Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Bethany, Nazareth
and all the places of interest, are very
choice, and many of the scenes are repro
auctions of the finest creations of art.