Evening star., 1896-05-02

Mundell Tuesday evening next at National
R1fies' Armory. The program as made up
includes many attractive features embra. =
ing piano solo by Prof. Jericham; bari
lone SOLO, by Otto j. Leubkert; violin and
piano duet, Misses Annie and Flora Bliss:
comic song. Fred Darling; cornet duet.
Messrs Gotwals and Mundell; soprano solo.
MIS-; u. II. McGregn; quartet consisting
and Wheat; DR.. F. J. Woodman in a solo
Mr Fulton karr In piano numbers, and
male quartet, consisting of Messrs STRAIT
ton' Henny, Madert and Gotwals.
Veteran Legion Entertainment.-The en-
tertainment, to be given under the Joint
auspices Of Grant Circle No l. Ladies' of
the u. A. r., and the Union Veteran Lee
slon, Encampment No 23, promises to be an
unusually enjoyable event. SOME of the hest
talent In the city will take part and the
hnanclal success Of the occasion seems as
sured. Those who will take part are Repet-
It's Orchestra. Miss Blanche Bruggs, Mrs.
Emily F. Hart. Miss Merle Esputa, Mrs.
j.: Esputa DAILY, Col. John Tweedale, Miss
blanche Wood. Mr.. and Miss Pulizz Mrs
IhomaS &. Noyes, Miss Anna H. White
Miss ). b. Thompson. Misses Esputa and
ood. Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Col. Wm c.
Carroll. Prof. Emile Christiani, Ed. b. Hay.
Mr. A M. Foster. Capt. Thos. J. Spencer,
while the entertainment will be concluded
with a dance, which will last until a late
hour.
The Misses Hawkes. May Ball.-The an
May Hawke will be given Monday evening
at the Lafayette Square Opera House 1t
Is given under the title of "Children's
Irand May kirmess, and will prove one of
@ 1ne most enjoyable features of the month
ihere Will be exhibitions of character,
fancy and toe dancing by the best per
formers the teachers can produce and
there is every indication that it will he the
most successful event that has vet taken
place In that line. No flowers will be al
io"ed, ana this annoying feature will be
uohe away with. Seats may be obtained at
the oOx Office or from pupils.
Mozart Chorus Cuba musical and lit-
erary entertainment by the Mozart Chorus
CiuD and the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Ninth Street Christian Church will be Civ
en- Iuesday evening next at the above
% n%eIlheast. The program will embrace many
attractive features, the participants being
well known among local talent
Ihe Cantata of "Belshazzar"-The cam
tata OF "Belshazzar' will be given Tuesday
ana aIl, Wednesday evenings. May and Il. at
for the benefit of Grace League M. E
church. chorus of fifty voices. a full
orchestra and competent soloists will as
sist IN the production. The soloists are all
enjoyable rendition of the work is looked
Tor. The participants will be effectively
costumed and the production will be made
as complete as possible.
81. fdul falr TO open MOnday.-The
Rev d. j. Stafford, DID,, will open st,
Paurs fair Monday night at o'clock The
fa1r will be held in a large tent which has
been erected on the grounds adjoining the
church, corner 18th and streets. The inter-
est displayed by the parishioners indicates
most successful fair, and large number
or novel features are to be introduced
Mrs Zen Is to conduct side show, and
mere IS to be a mysterious table. post Of
flee. paddle stand and other enticing meth
eds of coaVng the small change from the
visitors pockets. Special nights have been
designated for the visit of a number of
organizations.
Lectures on California.-Mrs Lucy In
derWood Mccain, state representative from
California at the Atlanta exposition will
deliver course Of three lectures on that
state at All Souls Church, on the evenings
Of May f. and 6, for the benefit of the
Mission Cooking School. Mrs. McCann gave
a number of lectures at the Atlanta expo-
sitlon, 1Ecludfng course of fifty, with a
change of program each night, and is fully
prepared to go into the beauties of the west
ern state. The program will be changed
each night here, of course, and series of
instructive, interesting and entertaining lee
lures are looked forward to-