Evening star., 1899-07-01
EXTENSIONS.

Music will be the attraction at beautiful
River View tomofrows when Haley's su-
perb band and the River View Orchestra
combined will give concerts in the after
neon. These Sunday musical treats at the
view nave been greatly enjoyed by the
music lovers Of Washington. and last Sun
cay much disappointment was felt when
the rain prevented the music Tomorrow
however, Prof. Haley land his band of art
iSt musicians will5render the program ar
ranged for last Sunday. 1t is made up of
twelve numbers, and asfeature Of it will be
the trombone sold, Message" Of Brooks
by Mr.. w. H. Sunderland, and Bagley's
Inree stars as a cornet solo by Mr..
VIM, Grosskurth. This concert will prob
abiy close the series and music lovers
should not fail to hear it. The steamer
Samuel Pentz viii leave her wharf at IL
am, 2:45 nd 6:15 pm, and returning will
leave River View at l, 5, 7:30 and $50 pm.
AS usual, there will be no advance in the
price of tickets to the View and the con-
cert.
In order to accommodate the large
throngs who will visit River View on the
glorious Fourth, the nations birthday,
Capt. Il. S. Randall has arranged a special
schedule for his boats. so that all can visit
the resort and return home in comfort.
River View is one of the most delightful
places Ill the country to spend the Fourth.
Time does not hang heavily on ones hands
there, for the many amusements of the re-
sort constantly afford new occasions for
enjoyment. To those who have shot the
novel. and those who do not know what it
is can look forward to it with pleasure.
The switchback railway still continues pop
ular, while the riding gallery is source of
unfailing delight to the little ones. Besides
these there are many other attractions
scattered about the View grounds, and
there will be music and dancing all day
until the last boat leaves In the evening.
Every one is invited to go to the View
the Fourth and have good time The
steamers Samuel ]. Pentz and Estelle Ran
dali will make four trips, leaving here at
10 am, 2:45, 4:15 and GAS pm, and
turning will make five trips homeward
from the View.
Tuesday, the Fourth Of July, will be
country and on the green lawns of Marshall
Hall. Those who wish to be patriotic in a
quiet way and enjoy the nations holiday
away from the din and smoke of fireworks
will find Mount Vernon ideal spot to
visit. Those who wish to enjoy 1ndepen-
dence day and have a thoroughly enjoyable
time should go to Marshall Hall. Dancing
will be enjoyed all day and evening, the
music for which will be furnished by Prof.
Schroeders Band. A good cafe on boat
and grounds will serve meals and lunches
at city prices. The steamer Charles Mac
alester leaves for Mount Vernon at 10 m.
and 230 pm, and for Marshall Hall at 10
m, 2:30 and $50 m, returning. leave the
Hall at 1890, 4:30 7:45 and 1870 pm.
Tomorrow there will be a special excur-
sion to Clifton Beach on the steamer Es-
telle Randall. This beach is one of the best
on the Potomac and there is abundant op-
portunity there for salt water bathing,
fishing and grabbing. Excellent meals will
be served on the boat and at the hotel at
the beach. The steamer will leave her
wharf at the foot of 7th street at 9:3G a. m.
and reach home at 10 D.m