The morning times., 1895-12-02
TEACHERS BAZAAR READY
1t Will Be Opened Tonight With
Interesting Ceremonies.
Program for the Week Has Been Ar
ranged and Every Detail Looked
After by the Committees.

The holidays have been none for many
of the teachers. who have spent them in
arduous labor, putting up booths and pre.
pairing for tonights exercises.
1he great Dazar opens tonight with an
invocation by DR.. T. De Witt Talmage,
music oy the Marine and, and a short
speech by Postmaster General Wilson.
Great preparations are in progress TO
make of the Administration building a
pleasant resting place for favored guests.
ana the formal reception will be none the
worse, worse TOT a gypsy camp for a back
ground. EX-Gov. Shepherd has hurried
back from Tennessee to grace the occa-
sion. which Will be attended by a large
concourse OF invited guests, and a stiI
larger plumber who pay for the privilege.
On Monday, the opening night, the best
view can be obtained of the entire bazar.
since the tables Will not then be depleted
by purchases. which the teachers expect
To be taxed to their utmost To supply.
Tuesday is Third division night when
Mr.. A. I. Stuart. assisted by a committee
OF prominent East Washington citizens.
VIII receive their friends from Capitol Hill
and entertain them with half hours
musical program, consisting OF solos by
Miss Mary Helen Howe. accompan MED BY
Prof. Pfeiffer. Mr.. II. S. Wilson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson. Miss Eleanor 81.
monds. Mr.. II. K. Benham. and q mando-
lin orchestra composed of the pupils OF
Mr.; A. V. Holmes. and by The Aladrids.''
The young ladies and gentlemen OF the
Normal School. OF which Mrs. /. q. Myers
is principal. entertain on Wednesday, the
4th, musical program being rendered by
Mr.. T. Williams Pearman. the Cecilian
Quartet, consisting of Misses Helen Nye.
Eta Noah. Alice Pillsbury and Irma CAL
lahan. nnder the direction of Miss Katie
V. wilson: Miss Florence stlharn, Mr..
Perry Turpin and Mr.. Frank 2. Reside.
accompanied by Prof. Arthur MAYS.
Pr' ~, +; r; Lane ne o, Mr.; a; : G. paws, Miss
the principals of the four high schools.
take charge on December 5. when the Hen
derson Drum Corps will play at intervals.
panimeDt OF Professor Biscboff.
Friday is First Division night. There
will be gypsy drill by sixteen ladies from
the direction Of Miss Avis Mage; Miss
Zue Brockett will give one of her charming
recitations, and the Fort Myer Band will
attend during the entire evening, rendering
musical selections at intervals. But the
great feature of the evening will be the
first rendition OF dn'sKinder-Symphonie
by tea achers' orchestra, consisting Of forty.
Mrs. Clara Baker Smith. Those who COD.
slider this an amusing number may be Ger.
tain that the conductress, as we'll as the
author, is guarantee Of its musical excel.
lence. So Impressed are the children with
the seriousness Of the coming performance.
that when little first-grade boy was in.
he asSed at does sbe ds
on?"
Saturday evening second division A. Mr.
y. L. cage, principal. introduces Tue pttuSs
ing variety of a dance, the pupils OF Miss
Fretber giving fancy dances. in which Misses
Laura Laupp. Louise KlotZ. Gertrude Fer.
guson. Emily Blazer and Irene Ernst.
and two tiny tots. Elsie North and Leroy
Walter. take part. There will also be q
baritone solo from Mr.. J. j. Fisher, ao-
companied by Prof. William Waldecker.
Second division B. Mr.. W. B. Patterson
principal. holds forth on Wednesday, De.
cember 9, Mr.. ElphonZo Youngs, 1r., giving
a cornet solo. Mr. T. Williams Pearfnan.
tenor soloist. singing. and nine little pu.
pills of Prof. Vermllya displa ying their
skill in the terpsichorean art.
There has been NO special branch of the
school put in charge on the second Tuesday.
but the evening is, nevertheless. fun OK
good things. The Washington Saenger-
bund. under Prof. Waldecker's direction.
viii give three selections, Miss Daisy Louise
Fox will give a piano recital and Miss AVIS
Magee will repeat their beautiful tam
BOURNE drill
The two sections of the sixth division.
A and b, unite on Friday, December 13.
the pupils of Misses Minnie and Nav Hawke
giving several fancy dances. and the Mt
Pleasant Field Band playing through the
evening seven selections and closing with
a grand medley of patriotic airs.
No special program has been provided
for the two matiDees. the numbers which
gain greatest applause throughout each
week being then repeated. which insures
excellent entertainment on those DAYS.