Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-25

guarina, the Spanish s6oman fencer, who is
one Of the most akilnal In the world. and
champion among Inen, not women. She
give exhibitions with ex-Corporal Nelson
h. High who has a record at. the War De-.
partment as the ohahapion mounted fencer
OF the United States army, having defeated
Duncan c. Ross IN this city hast December
by score of IL tHS ueints.s Phil Mills and
Venie Henshaw fnve q new sketch entitled
Separated; or W7ao sfto Blame ?" The per-
formance concludes Hith an original ex-
travaganza, entitled ,r'Three Lost Broth
ers, in which the whole company appear
In stunning Costumes There will be matt.
nees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
GLEN ECHO.+Thdf,e will be two Sum
day concerts at Glen Echo, one at and
the other at 8 O'clock pm. At both the
ROYAL Hungarian Band, under the direction
performers have been specially engaged
ior inns occasion, ard they come to this
country direct from Sonossy's Orpheum,
Buda-Pesth. where they have lately APP
peared before King Wilhelm by imperial
ukase. WashingtoniAns who visit Glen
Ecno on Sunday afternoon or evening have
certainly In store fer them feast of music
Inc grand concert organ in the amphithe-s
ater has been thoroughly overhauled, AMI
Is practically as good as new, and at both
performances Sunday an organ recital will
be given by Prof Leo Wheat who will also.
py special request, play on agconcert grand
pAeiio tAooCa SOul-Stlrf1ng southern
melodies, mtermingled with the national
airs, that. he, and he alone, can accomplish
with such brilliant effect, Sig. Macy Tsidor
Will perform on the Hungarian piano, .,r,
as tney call 1t, the czimbalom The soft,
sweet tones from this instrument resemble
10 great extent the harp but the tone is
broader and more brilliant. Other instr,,-
mental numbers will be given by Joseph
natar fannos Trotovar, Adolph Marknr.
f1ery, Yaszo, Alex Navy and Ralfman Tu-
leg: II the weather is cool. closed cars
VIII be run on all the different railroad
lnes leading to Glen Echo. The regular
1aoie de note dinner will be served on Sun
day from l to 0.
MR.. VOORHEES, MoNoLoGUE.-Mr.
James Paxton Voorhees, will appear in his
Past, at the Columbia Sunday evening"
October 3. Tickets will be on sale at the
box office next Monday. Mr.. Voorhees,
gives In this entertainment striking illus
tratlon OF the power of the stage to pre-
serve the traditions of the past and effectu-
ally illuminate the principles of the best
modern social forms ard ideas. The best
of the old school is rapidly dying out, and
the new creations halt for want of eff
lectiVe development. 1t is rational and
satisfactory theory and prao tice to expect
OF the theater resumption of all that is
good and sound in human nature the stage
being complete action and real exempli.
hcation of the long gamut of the principles
OF human being. Mr.. Voorhees, has, during
al EXTENDED period of action and wide ex-
perience in general affairs, made. from
professit nal standpoint, a deep and thor
oush study and digest of the direst appli-
cation to real everyday life of theatrical
art to the elevation of the commonplace
and hard necessities of living.
THE GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC
me interesting experiment of junior re-
pubic at Freeville, N. Y, which is proving
so successful in civilizing the street bows of
our large cities. will be described by Mr. c.
NJ Lacey Sites at an open meeting of the
Epworth League of st. Paul's NJ e.
church, Dupont circle, next Monday even
ing at O'Clock In view of the widespread
interest which this unique idea is attract
ms inns meeting is opportune. During the
past summer Mr.. Sites presented the in
terests OF the republic in several cities and
also delivered an, address upon the sub
ject at the Chautauqua assembly.
- The Seville Quartet has reorganized
Tor the winter with the following mem
bers' l.. L. ,Eherbacli, first mandolin: John
Alden, second mandolin; T. b. Everman.
third mandolin, and C. E. Slaybaugh, gut
tar
-"Thos. Q. Seabrooke and his merry COM
pany or opera sfiGers,are announced for the
week Of OctobersI at the Lafayette Square
Theater in j. Cheever Goodwin. Chas. AL
fred ByTne and William Furst's latest work
entitled, Papa Gou Gou." The piece is
now running IN Philadelphia and after the
enSa gecle.it here will 60 erect to New
York for dn indefinite run at a Broadway
tEeater.