Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-27
AMUSENiENTS.

Mayo will play Beethoven's sonata in
| minor, Raff's prelude and fugue in
| minor, the Bach Saint-Saens Gavotte in B
| minor, Schubert's impromptu, Chopin's po-
| lonaise in G sharp minor, Memberships
capriccio, Killers bolero, LISTS etude in
| d fiat and his fantasia on themes from
| "Rigoletto." He will be assisted by Mr..
Frank Reside, whose fine baritone voice
will be heard to good advantage in Pog-
| ner's address from Wagner's Die Meister-
| singer" and in a group number, including
| loves Henry the Fowler" Handers
''Whereer You Walk and Carissiinrs
"Vittoria Mic Core" Mr.. Mayo's ability as
| a pianist Is well known, and his program is
| such as will please all lovers of good
| music.
| The Princess Bonne.-A magnificent new
production of Willard Spencer's successful
| comic opera, princess Bonnie" will be
the attraction at the Lafayette Square
| Opera House next week.It will be presented
| with entirely new scenery, new costumes
| and appointments, and the entire New
York cast, which includes nearly all the
| old favoriteS of the original production.
| The cast is a strong one and includes Jen-
ME Goldthwaite in her original role OF
| kittie Clover" The princess Bonnie is
Miss Hilda Clark, pretty, graceful young
| southern woman. Her voice is highly
| praised for its sweetness and sympathetic
quality, and her success has been COM
| plete. Fred. Lenox, the comedian will be
seen in his clever impersonation of
"Shrimps:" Others in the cast are George
! O'Donnell. Will NJ. Armstrong, Joseph s.
| Greenfelder, Robert Boderick, Richard
Quilter and Bessie Fairbaine. The sale Of
seats begins tomorrow.
Reilly and Woods Speciality Company
Manager Kernan's attraction for next
| week will be Reilly and Woods Big Spe-
! cialty Company. This organization has
always been conceded one of the leading
variety attractions in existence. and this
1 c rnnrr tn en- is han CnlC.
! tanned. Among the names appearing on
| the program is Madge Ellis who made a
success at the Madison Square Roof Gar
den last summer. The National Trio fun
| makers, Evans and Nidouq, eccentric
| comedians; Rice and Elmer triple bar
| experts; Jerome and Alexis, the European
| marvels; the Fremonts, refined sketch art
| lists; the three sisters Lane, from the Crys-
| tai Palace, London; the original Pat Reilly,
whom everybody knows. and Mile. susanna
| Schaffer, the most accomplished member
| of the world famous Schaffer family. In
cidental to this entertainment there will
| be presented series of living marble
statues.
| Clara Morris.-It Is nearly four years
| since Clara Morris was last seen in this
| city, and her engagement at the Grand
next week will be of particular interest.
| she will appear in a play that is entirely
| new to Washington theater goers. 1t is
called "Raymonde," and is a clever adap-
| tation of the Monsieur Alphonse'' Of
Dumas. and has been added to her roper
toire for the present tour. In addition to
"Raymonde" she will be seen in three OF
Mutton and ARTICLE Al" The sale Of
seats will open at the box Office tomorrow
morning.
Lectures Good Cooking-Mr. Thomas
J. Murrey, the proprietor of the House rest
aurant, who has wide fame as writer Of
books on gastronomy and as practical
cook. will give a series of lectures during
December on the subject of good cooking at
Metzeroff Hall He Intends make his lee
lures particularly interesting and valuable
| to houSekeeperS, as well as to every one who
| is interested in good living without increas-
ing tle market bills. The lectures will be
given Tuesday and Friday afternoons at $50
o'clock, beginning December @. Among the
subjects upon which he will speak are the
chatting dish and what can be accomplished
with it, marketing for the holiday season,
with special reference to the Washington
| market, how to cook oysters, Holsters and
fish in dainty style: salads, sauces. etc.
They will be illustrated with practical
| demonstrations of cooking. and will be full
of timely hints to men and women on how
to serve attractive and inexpensive meals,
how to market and how to carve. The
chatting dish is such fad just now that the
first lecture. in which Mr.. Murrey expects
to show how an entire dinner can be pre-
pared In this modern utensil, will probably
draw large crowd. There will be five lee
lures in all. and season tickets, with re-
served seats at 81, are now on sale at Metze-
otis.
All. anu BOD. ldylor.--l ankee DOOOle
| and Dixie" which is the title of the peculiar
entertainment to be given at Metzerott
Music Hall on Monday, December ., by ex-
Governor Bob. Taylor and ex-Representa-
tive ALI. Taylor, the Tennessee brothers, is
exciting much interest among lovers of
amusement. They are both men of brilliant
gifts, different in ideas and sentiment, yet
perfectly fraternal Those who have heard
them have pronounced Yankee Doodle and
| Dixie novelty of great merit.
An Organ Recital.-An organ recital will
be given In the German Lutheran Trinity
Church, corner of 4th and streets north
west, tomorrow evening, the proceeds of the
entertainment to be used for the benefit of
| the organ fund. After the concert a supper
will be served in the school building adjoin-
ing.
Mr.. Pearman's Concert.-A series of popu-
lar concerts to be given by Prof. 7. VIII
lamsPearman was inaugurated last night
| at the Church of Our Father before distin-
guished audience. An organ solo by DIR. J.
w. Bischof was the opening number. fol-
| lowed by Piccoominrs Eternal Rest" by .
Mr.. Pearman, with violin obligato by Mr..
w. Raab. Mr.. Pearman sang also by the
Waters" with a harp accompaniment by
Miss Anita Cluss. Mr.. J. ]. Fisher, Miss
Florence McNelly. Miss Elsie NJ Bond Mrs.
Hattie Meads Smith, and Mrs. Morgan d.
Lewis also contributed vocal numbers.
Miss Anita Cluss played several harp solos,
Mrs. John c. Edwards gave a piano solo,
and Mr.. Eugene Coffin played familiar air
with variations on the saxaphone. DR.. ].
the accompanies.
Canton Potomac's Entertanmept-An
preparations for the entertainment of Cam
ton Potomac No. s. p. NJ, i. o. o. F., which
occurs this evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
7th street between d and f streets north
west, at O'Clock, are concluded, and II is
expected that a large audience will be pres
emit The show will be put on by the we'll
known Burnt Cork Club. which is sufficient
recommends ton that II will be up to the
standard. Those who will take part are the
Del Ray Brothers, acrobats, high wire per-
formers and horizontal bar experts; the
Graham Brothers, musical eccentriques and
spirtualist mediums. introducing some new
and astonishing cabinet tests: Harry Leigh
and Frank Howard, the well-known contor-
ticnists; Little Dimple, the accomplished
dancer of the club; Steve Clements the
talented solo banjoist, and Messrs. Flynn.
Bond, Wise and Shackelford, the Burnt Cork
Quartet The opening sketch will be
original idea, THE Burnt Cork Club in So
cial Session." in which will be introduced
two new candidates for admission, who will
be initiated according to all modern ideas