Evening star., 1897-05-12

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Will be watched sokh 1Aterest. Miss Lotta
MHb, the third m0ubR Of the trio ts per-
and her work on 4he faano has earned for
her the just praisx thpt It deserved. The
other numbers viii be tcontributed by Mrs.
Nellie Wilson -stiF-Ch6 and Mr. John j.
deT the direction. Of Director uerela, has
been making most satisfactory progress,
and may bedepended upon to give pleasing
results.
MISS RICHARDS LECTURE. Miss
Janet Richards will give her rev1sed leo
ture on London and Paris at st. An
dEew.s Chapel tonight. Miss Richards has
added a number Of new views to her coll
lection on this subject, and her talk to-
night will be handsomely illustrated by q
great variety Of scenes. The lecture will
deal with the queens 1uhilee to be ceie-
entire route of the royal procession. with
visits to the famous buildings en- route,
fellowed by fine set OF portraits Of some
OF the celebrities who are expected to at
tend the jubilee, and many other people OF
worldwide fame. Miss Richards lecture
always has been popular, and Its revised
form should be enjoyable in the extreme.
THE GOLDEN GIANT."-rhe Cum
Inings Stock Company at the Academy Of
Music are presenting q worthy production
OF The Lost Paradise this week to good
patronage and II the standard adopted by
this clever company u fully lived up to, the
members will undoubtedly play themselves
Into as great favor with our local theater
goers as they have elsewhere. Next week
The Golden Giant" Clay Greeae,s beauti-
1ut society romance, will be the Offering.
In this famous authors idyll Mr. Ralph E.
CUMMINGS will be seen as Jack Mason, his
greatest creation, q part in which he ap-
pears at his best. and the character that
mas always established him a favorite
Wherever he has appeared in this rolec The
play will be cast to the full strength of
thls capable company, and as the play Is
new to us, 1t should prove interesting.
"JONNIE'' JUNIORS TO REPEAT MI
kADO-The popularity Of the Jonnie Ju-
ntors Is shown in the large advance sale
!ney nave had for the performance at CO.
iumpia Theater on next Saturday evening.
All but about twenty seats on the first
moor were reserved the first day and about
naiI the balcony. Instead of raising the
price OF the seats in the gallery the board
mas decided to reserve them at 25 cents
each Mrs. James Y. Leigh, q social lead
er or Norfolk, together with q party of
lr1ends, will come to Washington for the
purpose of attending the performance The
managers of the Princess Anne Hotel at
Virginia Beach have made the board of
directors proposition to open the season
AT tnls popular resort. In case the. offer
is accepted the club will run an excursion
TO Norfolk. Old Point Comfort and Virginia
Beach The date contemplated is Satur-
Day night. May %, remaining over Monday,
Decoration day.