Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14
S MANN, SONS g. Co., seh and Market Space.
Magician, will be the attraction at the Ma
tional Theater next week.

Magician, will be the attraction at the Ma
tional Theater next week.
Academy of Music.-Joseph Callahan, in
Faust" will hold the boards at the Acad-
envy of Music next week.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Manager
Kernan'S attraction for next week will be
H. W. Williams Own Company, direct
from the Academy of Music, Pittsburg,
Pa. The managers of this company have
eXerted their energy and EXPENDED a great
deal of money in procuring talent for its
combination, and that they have gotten to-
gether a most stunning collection of eX-
ceptionally clever performers is shown by
the success of the company with both press
and public. First and foremost in the list
of stars comes those wonderful athletes,
FarHum and Seymour, champion high
standing jumpers Of the world. Others in
the company are McAvoy and May, in their
mirth-provokihg SKETCH entitled Crazy
Conglomeration;'' Miss Imogene Conner,
the queen regent of descriptive vocalists;
Felix and Cain, in their original act,
Watch the Board;'' Gertie Gibson, New
York's favorite serio-comic; Smith and
Fuller, the expert musical artists; James
Walbrooke character comedian and
dancer, and Daily and Hilton, opponents
of wit and humor. There will be matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Rev. DR.. Rogers Lecture-Rev DR.. A. C.
Rogers will deliver the third and last lee
ture of THE Peoples Course of Lectures
at the Church of Our Father Monday even
ing next. This lecture was postponed from
last Monday on account of the delay IN re-
ceiying some of the Illustrations to be used,
but they have arrived, and everything is in
readiness to finish the course. The subject
Of the lecture is "Edingurgh-Old and
New"
St. Johns Parish Hall.-A musical enter
tainment will be given in st. johns Parish
Hall, 10Th street near H northwest, We'd
nesday evening next. 1t is for the benefit
of the Old Colonial Church, known as Broad
creek, Prince Georges county, Md, ana
promises to be very enjoyable afalr.
Those who will take part are Mrs. Daisy
Louise Fox, Master Bruce Magruder, Miss
Juliana Randall Elliott, Mr.. kuling, Miss
Dmyrtclle Dexter, Rev. Clarence Bispham,
Miss Addie Kleinschmidt, Mr.. Phil Baer,
Miss Veazie, Mr.. LOCKER, Miss Mitchell, Mr.
Hunter Gait and others.
Scotland and the Scotch.-Dr. Hugh john
ston delivered his second lecture at the Met
ropolitan NJ E. Church last evening to a
large and intelligent audience. His sub
ject was Scotland and the Scotch and The
lecture was illustrated with fine set OF
stereopticon pictures. Dr. Johnston not only
gave excellent descriptions of Scotland as
it is today, but recited some of the most
stirring times in the history of the coun-
try. The third lecture of the course will
be given next Friday evening and is on
England and the English
A Missions Musicale.-The musicale to
be given by the mission of the Fist Congre-
gational Church Wednesday evening next
promises to be an exceedingly pleasant oc-
casion, socially as well as mus-cally.
number of prominent musicians have been
secured fer numbers on the program, in
GLIDING Miss Ruth THOMPSON, the we'll
known contralto, who left the First Con-
Sregatonal Church to sing in New York.
Miss Thompson will be here al that time 10
fulfill her engagement with the Choral So
ciety and has testified her entire willtn--
ness to help her old friends
A Professional Matinee.-Manager Allen
and VIM. Hoey have arranged for profess
sional matinee at the Grand Opera House
on Thursday, in place of the regular We'd
nesday afternoon performance, in order
that the professionals in the city may have