Evening star., 1895-04-16
most successful entertainments ever given
at Metzerott Music Hall was over.

most successful entertainments ever given
at Metzerott Music Hall was over.
Miss May Blossoms Reneht.-This even
ing at Wizards Hall there will be tes-
well-known fancy dancer and soubrette.
Some of the best local otalent has volun-
teered for the occasion and such people as
mrs. Kitty Ihompson-Berry, Mr. J. j..
FISHER, Miss Chalmers aand Ed Bowman
will furnish the numbers on the program.
In addition to these. there will be one-act
farce by the pupils Iof )the New National
Iheater school of Aeting, under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Percy Winter. and dancing by
pupils of Prof Montgomery and the Misses
Hawke. A number of songs and dances
will be rendered by MaW Blossom. assisted
in some CT them by oNIr. Ed Bowman.
After the close of the program. dancing
Will be enjoyed until a late hour.
Olmo Mandolin Club.-The annual concert
of the Olmo Mandolin and Banjo Orchestra
Will be held tomorrow evening at the Car
roll Institute Hall. They will be assisted
by excellent talent and the name of the
club is enough to insure a good program.
Some very good music will be rendered in
excellent style. and after the concert there
will be dancing. The sale of tickets should
insure large attendance
"Ye Olde Folks Singers."-A testimonial
benefit Is to be rendered "Ye Olde Folks
Singers by Douglass, Trinity. North Capt.
tol and Wesley Churches, at Odd Fellows
Hall, 7th street northwest, this evening
CLOCK. and 1T costs "xxv pennies to get
If side. William James Palmer is to act
as conductor. and the whole entertainment
Will prove very enjoyable and interesting.
Odd Fellows Hall.-Tomorrow evening
Friendship Lodge, No. 12 l. o. o. F., will
give an Easter entertainment and hop at
Odd Fellows Hall. 7th street northwest.
quite number of good people have vol
unteerea Tor the program, and dancing will
begin at 10 o'clock.
'sCoropot op1 Co;, e..
coming presentation of the comic opera, in
three acts, by Messrs. Fort, Hub Smith and
Macleod. entitled "Coronet and Coin," are
IN active progress. and show good improve
nent both In the cast and in the chorus.
The first presentation will be at the Acad-
emy of Music April 25 the proceeds going
for the benefit of the Children's Country
Home. a most estimable charity. The long
their services for the occasion includes
some of the best known ladies of Wash
lEgton. They are as follows: Mrs. Calvin
Brice. Mrs. John S. Billings. Mrs Buck
croft Davis. Mrs. Rozier Dulaney, Mrs
John w. Foster, Mrs. Chas. Glover, Mrs
Horace Gray. Mrs Phoebe Hearst, Mrs.
Reynolds Hit. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins.
Daniel S. Lamont. Mrs N. S. Lincoln, Mrs
Blair Lee. Mrs. Alex B. Legare, Mrs. l..
=. Letter, Mrs. Randolph McKim. Mrs.
Frederick Mcguire Mrs. Edw. McCauley,
iNiSHolu MIS- IdilcSS NASH,
Mrs. Carlisle Patterson. Mrs. J. G. Parke.
Mrs. Josiah Pierce. Mrs. Pellew. Mrs. ].
Duhurst Patten, Mrs. r. S. PheniX. Mrs.
Thos. Nelson Page, Mrs. John F. Rodgers,
Mrs. R. G. Rutherford. Mrs. ]. NJ Scho-
field. the Misses Schenck, Mrs. VIM. Win
throp. Mrs. Westinghouse and the Misses
Wilkes.
Willard Halle. Garvin Gilnaine. Miss
Ellen Vockey and J. Raymond Park, three
clever professionals. will present Snow
talr' tomorrow evening at Willard Hall,
assisted by Edwin r Campbell, Agnes
in the play. and by Nine. Esputa DAILY and
fer company of singers. the Imperial Man
dolin Club, Master Hunt, violinist, and
others.