Evening star., 1896-03-24

Der Of people. She will give another ex-
hibition this afternoon at 4:15, and then
will appear each evening, beginning with
tomorrow :,'e. evening. at o'clock. giving e1;
also appear Saturday afternoon at AIS
Miss Davidson's exhibitions are the most
marvellous ever seen on the Ice, anc her
work has drawn the largest crowds the ice
rink has ever seen. AS this is her last
week until next season. there Is every like
HEood that the immense hail will be crowd
ed each evening and afternoon. The time
Tor the closing of the rink is drawing very
close, and instead of the enthusiasm over
the new place of amusement seeming to
die out. as time advances, 1t rather, on the
contrary: seems to be redoubled, and larger
crowds than ever are. enjoying the ice priv
ilege, as we'll as merely going to see the
different attractions
Church of Our Father-An entertainment
cor rssting of music and living pictures, is
to be given this evening at the Church of
northwest, by the Young Peoples Christian
Union of the Universalist Church. The Hv-
ing pictures will embrace the pathetic as
we'll as quiet scenes of home life, and in
terspersed with these will be some gems OF
art and humorous creations. An old-fashion-
ed oyster supper will be served after the
conclusion of the entertainment. The musi-
cal program will be participated in by we'll
known musicians. and 1t Is expected that
large number will patronize the enter
tainment. The prDceeds will be used for
the benefit Of the home mission work of the
union
Mr.. Fabian's Piano Recital-The friends
Of Mr.. s. Monroe Fabian. the eminent plan
ist have been endeavoring for severa! years
to induce him to give a public recital in
Washington, aid IT is. now announced that
he will appear at the Universalist Church
Wednesday evening, April &. Mr.. Fabian
was pupil Of Rubenstein, and has played
with success in nearly all the great art CEN
ters of Europe. His public reception in st.
Petersburg was most fattering, and the
press was loud in its praises of the exqut-
site touch and musicianly finish which
characterized his playing. Mr.. Fabian Will
talented baritone from New York. AS
neit..-r of these gentlemen has ever ap-
peared publicly in this city it is said that
a great treat Is in store for the musical
community.
Miss Ada Rehan.-The engagement Of
Miss Ada Rehan and Mr.. Augustin DAILY 8
company at the Lafayette Square Opera
House next week, is fraught with particu-
lar interest, as Monday night will introduce
this faVcrite actress in her latest New York
success, THE Countess Gucki." This bill
will be repeated Tuesday. On Wednesday,
Twelfth Night will be presented; on
Thursday, 1.-The Bellies Stratagem," and
THE Honeymoon" Friday evening and Sat-
urday matinee, School for Scandal" and
Saturday night, Tanning Of the Shrew."
The seat sale commences Thursday.
Loie Fuller.-Miss Loie Fuller's effects
are only obtained through the expenditure
Ct vast amount of care and money. To
gain the proper lights on her swirling drap-
cries twcnty-four calcium lights are need
ed, and these have to be attended 10 by
fourteen people. At Miss Fuller's matinee
and night performances at the Metzerott
Music Hall Saturday her dances will be
given in precisely the same way as in New
York.