Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-23

illustrated lecture at Masonic Temple, which
was to have been delivered by Mr.. Walter
Vrooman, did not take place. On account
of the failure Of the mechanical accesso-
pictures, the lecture was postponed IN
definitely, and those who had bought tick
cts received their money back
A. Juvenile Operetta.-'"The Tyrohen
Queen" an operetta, will be presented in
Gonzaga College Hail tonight. tomorrow
st. Aloysius Sunday school, The object OF
the performances 10 to provide money for
a library for the use OF the Sunday school
children. Most OF the parts will be taken
fourteen, while many of them are much
younger.
The ITALIA Club-The Thalia Club enter
tained its friends last evening at the Ma
tional Rifles armory by the rendition OF
John M. Morton's one-act farce. "A Regu-
lar FIX" Mr. Clarence NJ. Busch as Hugh
De Brass was especially good. Mr.. Lewis
Clephane as Surplus "a lawyer. Miss Helen
Smith as Mrs Surplus and Mr.. Marion Z.
Hargrove as Abel Quick were also good
The other characters we're taken by Mr..
r. Audley Linke, Mr.. George c. Aukam,
M. W. Kemster-Johnstone. Miss Bertha NJ
Boiseau and Miss Lucy F. Uhl; After the
performance the young people enjoyed
dancing to late hour.
The Last Bischoff Concert.-This evening
viii see the last Of the Bischoff course
concerts. It will take place, as usual. at
the Congregational Church, the program
and the soloists surprising any OF the pre-
vious concerts of the course. Among those
who will appear are Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes,
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff, Mrs. E. R.
Alderman, Miss Elsie NJ. Bond, Miss Isabel
Du Bots, Mrs. John Seager. Mrs. H. c.
Browning Miss Florence McNelly. Miss
Edna Scott Smith and DR.. Bischon. A cho-
rus of trained male voices will render sew
eral selections. Altogether it will be one
Of the most successful concerts ever given
by DR.. Bischoff's pupils. and 1t Is expected
that the financial end will be held up by
the friends Of the class.
Bishop vincent's Lecture-A lecture for
the benefit Of the Sibley Memorial Hos
pital will be delivered at Foundry NJ. e.
Church, corner of 18th and g streets north
west this evening at o'clock. The lecturer
is Bishop ]. H. Vincent, chancellor of Chau-
tauqua and his subject will be tom and
His Teachers" The lecture will be made
versatile and easy speaker. and his SUBJ
ject is one which will admit Of many
phases.
Kitchen and Dining Room Exhibit.-To-
day, tomorrow and Thursday there will be
a kitchen and dining room exhibit at the
from 10 am. to 10 pm. An entertainment
is to be provided and refreshments will be
served to those who desire them. The ex-
hibition will consist of fine old china,
cTOckeTy duu SldSS"eiS diu a SooNh6 en-
hibit by the mission class of the institution.
Trinity College Glee Club.-The concert
by the Trinity College Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin Clubs takes place tomorrow even
ing at the National Rifles armory. A pro-
gram which will be unsurpassed in the way
of college music will be rendered, college
glee songs banjo selections. mandolin and
guitar music and everything being repre-
sented in the list of numbers. One Of the
features of the evening will be the Song of
the Flag the words Of which are by Rich
ard Burton, 'S3, and the music by Dudley
Buck 80. Another feature will be the
"Tr,sby' Two-step, which is dedicated to
the Trinity Mandolin Club Selections from
Rob Roy" De Koven's tuneful opera, will
also be in evidence by the glee clug, and all
the way through the program will be va
ried and pleasing even to the most critical
ear.
A Lecture on Napoleon.-Mr. Gardiner G.
Hubbard will lecture on Napoleon this
evening at the Washington Club. ITO I
street northwest at o'clock. The lecture is
to be illustrated, and the pictures will be
furnished from Mr.. Hubbard's own collec-
ton of Napoeons portraits. The lecture
is for the benefit of free kindergarten in
Georgetown.
morrow there will be sale of fancy arti-
benefit Of the Soldiers Unity Mission. Many
played for purchasers. and the lunch, which
"Coronet and Coin."--The first orchestral