Evening star., 1895-06-08
GAIETY IN GEORGETOWN
Pupils of Linthioum Institute Give an En-
joyable Entertainment
Mrs. Jar1ey's Wax Works mt Peck
Chape1-COrporatio Elect OMcers
Other News of Interest.


ly goes with it were last night absorbed at
the Linthicum Institute 1t was the an
nual and longingly looked-for feast of the
pupils, rendered this year by the dramatic
club of the institute the "Linthicum Stu
dents" There was satisfaction and 1olllty
visible upon every face there. Formality
and Puritanic decorum were laid aside for
nearly three hoursa and as speeches from
the boys were called for and happy OLD
memories revived, hearts swelled stimuli
taneously with stomachs. The "Linthicum
Students" being the hosts, Mr.. R. Clinton
Balinger, the Oldest member, welcomed the
boys in cordial speech and then request
ed Mr.. L. B. Hay to preside. After max
ing characteristic remarks, and dwelling
upon the success that has been achieved
by the students in literary Washington,
end the interest that their appearance al
ways creates, he called upon the following
to still further enliven the occasion with
speeches: j. Barton Miller, Robert Lowe,
Guy V. Collins. William b. Sebastian, l.
OettiLser, Nathan Well, Jas. A. keliher,
Edw. 5. Smith, B. Peyton Fletcher, Clifton
and w. II. Kupkel. All the efforts were
witty, wise and tender. novelty for this
heretofore distinctly boys occasion was
the presence of Miss Pulizzi and Miss Don
ohue, the adopted daughters of the insti-
ganization, both of whom snappily re-
sponded to the requests for speeches. Mr..
Edward L. Dent, Mr. Hedrick, Miss Wiss-
ner, Mrs. Edw. L. Dent, Mrs. R. c. Bal
irger and Miss Helen Rowe were special
guests of the evening.
Last nights feast, with all it's incidentals,
was voted the pleasantest in the history
of the institute
The boys will now rest from school labor
until the first Monday in October.
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works.
At Peck Chapel last night there was an
exhibition of Mrs. Jarley's wax figures,
classical, historical and comic, preceded by
THE Nettle,' the clever sketch which Mr..
and Miss Pul:zzi of the Linthicum Students
introduced to the Washington public. They
played unusually Well last night, keeping
the audience in high humor from initial
speech to finale Other features of the
evening were vocal solos, Ben Bolt'' and
Sweet Geneveve," by Mrs. Florence Bar
ringer; solo, Warrior Bold" Mr.. Arthur
Barringer; vocal solo. Mr.. Geo. Judd, and
AIessrs. Dowd and Reh in a comic sketch,
introducing Mr. Dowds original song.
washington"
The Mrs. Jarley of the evening was Mrs
Jennie Drummond.
The affair was under the auspices Of the
Y. P. Society of the Christian Endeayor.
The social committee was composed of
Mrs. "A. Benton Barringer Mrs. Jennie
Drummond and Mr.. Benz. Brown The pro-
ceeds will be used to send the Christian
Endeavor delegate TO Boston. u rtrS,+.fr.,
Daisy Tea by Young People.
The Blunt property on street near
goth, of which the District will take pos
session in July for school purposes. will be
occupied on Monday evening, from till II
O'Clock, by the young people of St Johns
+. E. Church and those who enjoy being
present at daisy tea" The choir fund
of the church will reap the benefits accrI-
ing from the affair. The attendance prom
iSes to be very large.
Election of Officers.
Company have been elected as follows:
President, Henry c. Winship; secretary.
Frank Paul Leetch; superintendent. Rob-
ert L. Middleton and directors, S. Thomas
Brown. NJ. J. Adler, G.. W. Cropley. John
Marbury, Mr.. Orme and VIM. A. Leetch.
Officers lin .the, Potnma C. Brick and. Tile
Company have been selected as follows:
Lockhart: secretary, H. B. Simpson. and
directors, H. P. Gilbert. T. l.. Williams, G.
B. ,Lockhart T. L. Cropley. H.sFEa Barker
and H. B. Simpson.
TOmorrow's Religious Services.
The Rev. DR.. J. b. Stitt, after, an illness
of three months, : returned today from
Hagerstown, where he has beer rebuilding
his constitution. at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Keedy, wife of the mayor of the
city, ard will tomorrow assist at both SER
vices in Dumbarton Church his charge
Unless prevented by the convention at
Haaerstown, Nd. of the general synod, to
which he is delegate, Rev. T. c. Bill
heimer, d. D., will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening i'm the West Washington
Lutheran Church, corner 32d and Q streets.
DR.. Biliheimer, ,nwho is the father of the
present pastor of this church, was for
many years pastor Of various churches in
the north. He is at present located at the
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettys-
burg, Pa. as professor of Hebrew and Old
Tes lament exegesis, German language,
literature and pastoral theology.
Work of independent Lodge.
The program at Independent Lodge was
furnished last night by Geo. Morrison, ].
P. Coleman, Bessie Mccoy, L. L. Lawrence,
E. H. Harner and Miss Clara Harner.
Visitors were present s1from Friendship,