Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-29
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The vocal and instrumental concert given
last evening at the new administration
building at Fort Myer by the Sixth United
States Cavalry Orchestra was quite sue
cessful affair. The entire garrison was
present, and many outside people, some
coming from Georgetown, a. special cer
bringing them back at the close of the
evenings enjoyment Mr. John Luchsinger
was the music al director and Mr. Herman
c. Dingler the manager of the program
After an overture by the orchestra, a yio-
lin solo, Ave Maria,' was rendered by
Musician Brassler. Nine. Antonio Dingler-
Veneri of the Eldorado. Paris. the soloist
of the evening, delivered, in splendid style,
double number soprano solo, Toward the
end of the program she appeared again In
double number. Other numbers were n
cornet solo, MY Pretty Jane" by Profess
Sor Luchsinger; clarinet solo, Sounds from
Home" by Musician Humm; quartet of
two comets. trombone and baritone by
Messrs. Luchsinger. Sutherland Klenke
and Colbright. The program closed with an
orchestral selection entitled 1.-The Gallopjng
Sixth" dedicated to the sixth United States
cavalry, and composed by Mr. Dinpler
Inc selection has catchy air and a nice
SWING SWIM and Is apt to become popular. After
Inc concert the floor was cleared for
uahclhS, anu twelve dances played
Adam Fry's Body Found.
repi udry OF TINS year Samuel Pearson
white man well known in Georgetown,
anu Aoam Fry, a colored boy employed as
a walter at Cabin John Bridge Hotel
started to cross the river above Great Falls
In skiff. The water was high and the
current swift. They have never been seen
alive since they left, though a portion of
the skin. the oars and boat pole were
found drifting in the river at places wide
apart. The supposition is that the boat
fhA tIIyn a
Supposition was borne out Monday Inv the
findlng of the body of the colored bow
about two miles below Great Falls 1t was
mixed up among lot of floating debris and
very much decomposed The interment was
made as soon as possible after the county
coroner viewed the remains. The body, Of
Mr.. Pearson has not as yet been found
Popular Young People Married.
There was welding Monday afternoon
shortly after ) o'clock at ST. Stephens
thurch, corner of 18th street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. in which two GEORGETOWN
residents were united. The parties were
Mr.. Martin j. Flynn of 29lS NJ street and
Miss Katie Small of 1920 Goth street The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
OConnell. Miss Small is from DUBUQUE
Iowa, and came to GeCrgetCWn about eight
months ago for a short visit to relatives.
Mr.. Flynn Is employed at the government
printing office and holds responsible no.
sltlcn The couple have large number of
friends, but the marriage was very cuiet
and witnessed by only a few people. Mr.,
and Mrs. Flynn will for the present reside
at 1929 10Th street.
Christian Endeavor Concert.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Peck Memorial Chapel Rev c. Alvin
smith pastor, gave graphophone concert
last evening in the lecture hail of the
cnufch, which drew a large crowd. The
proceeds OF the entertainment will be APP
Piled to tie Christian Endeavor Society
MISSION. me concert was a unique one,
ana lnaugurates new style of entertain
lnert. The talent was confined to erauh-
ophone cylinders, which contained the Sc
lections. In all, there We're thirty-eight
NUMBERS On the program, reproduction
OF voices IN recitation and song, full brass
bands, cornet solos, xylophone solos and
other musical selections. A good sum was
realized from the entertainment
Made II Mistake.
Charles H Burke, white, and Scott
Sommerville, oolored, We're arrested this
morning by Policeman Kavanaugh on a
charge of violating the police regulations.
The two were employed by a lady to gath
er some sod and were taking the same
from in front of the Home for Incurables,
on the line of Valley street extended, when
arrested. the right of way is claimed to
be owned by the government. The two
were released on $40 collateral EACH fur
nished by the lady who employed them.
Notes.
Mr.. Jas. Murray has left town for West
Superior. Mich, where he expects TO- re-
main for an indefinite period.
The Linthicum Students will appear at
Lannon's Opera House at Alexandria, Va,
on the evening Of May G. in benefit per-
Torrance for the Columbia fire company.
The sci ooner Edward and Emma, from
South Csrolina, has arrived at Libbey's
wharf with 100000 cypress shingles.
The schooner Walter Z. Snow, from the
Rappahannock river, is al the same wharf
Unloading 63OOo feet of lumber.