Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
AMUSEMENT NOTES,

SEhENi NOfES.
INDUSTRIAL. EXHIBIT.-The industrial
exhibit to be given at Masonic Temple be-
ginning Tuesday, November 2S, and contin-
uing until December l. under the manage
ment of Mrs. William F. Hoffman, prom
ises to combine amusement and Informal
ton in unique and pleasing manner. Va
riouS American industries will be repre-
scented in attractive manner, and in
some cases. notably the candy and shred
ded wheat biscuit exhibits the process of
manufacture will be illustrated. Among
the exhibits Will be miniature model vii
iage, a fine display of kindergarten indus
tries preserves, popcorn, burnt leather
work. Indian baskets, dolls, etc. A doll
house and a rag baby, forty-four inches IN
helSnt, and a pair Of skates are among the
articles to be voted the children IN aJtend-
ance. Special prizes will be awarded for
the best exhibits of womans work. a
series of attractive programs has been ar
ranged Tor the different evenings, that for
Tuesday, the opening night, including a
promenade concert and Hover show. ,ther
features will be announced from time to
time thanksgiving evening Will be given
over to an oId-Jlme darkey sermon by MSS
Ferguson of Georgia. Mrs. Kathleen Ken
nedy has prepared some tableauX and d
Grill, odd Glory The proceeds from the
exhibit are to he used toward building d
home for orphans and widows in Cuba
During the exhibit lunch Will be served by
various orgahizations, including the South
- 1>Ni'NA ''NNAN~!, NtNtil iCSby tcl IAN
Church, St. Andrews Guild and the Bell
hofhe' colonial Beach.
PIANO AND VlOLONCELLO RECITAL.
BY MR.. AND MRS. LENT.-Thougn Mrs
Lent * . native az tI,ic ,tt, L2E 80,
heard several times with sieoaj s,Tcr.sS In
connection with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. in numerous concerts here ana
in other cities, and also at private social
ihere are nITn,hnr If , II ~ t4o9fIr
who never have hoard bar inrn+5rarobia
rtano uIa,lina ana 10 nv, NJ III -
= revelation similar rer1arl.s ~, " We ~, ~
ah,I,,t Nj 49, - - Nd iG9 NC iiil'te
cessfnj conrerr TOM tbro,,gb No. - c.
49, Sy+,l - itio"e' iio- tl4elil yer
rountrv in 1870 .,5 - -, ~ ei!t2
~ ~. VI ~ 60 49, q 9eS'', , W., " TN
oi'e wv u N W. opol4tAH opera mas peeI
Iyi1InlII VI a." t7i'ti9 lt"' / Heir piano ana
.r 1914 nS~t Wediiesdd! night
tercst. ana their program ,nnaais r,s1,tin-
ularlv to the svmuathies Of our Tnnsfc lot,-
ers. The sale Of tickets IS progressing a
the music stores of VIM. knabe & CO.,
man 1'
rr,r, ,,,,r ,.,,,, -....-
inc, i and ~ IION-An interest
ing ana entirely unique exhibit, in fact one
tAat PR misses to be the most attractive
ever seen IN Washington, viii be the In
terhau0naI Doll Collection, which begins
Wednesday next, November -, in VII
Iards Hall, and continues four days. One
thousand dolls in costume, from all parts
OF the world, Will be on show, and the hail
will be open all day long during the ex-
hibit. The collection is owned by Mrs.
fIl[aDt,h Il, horton OF Boston, and has
' 'i 9Io"h IN inherent cues OF the
ohlIed states 1or ctildrens charities. 1t
~ pei maps UNI oItuAAle mat Mrs. Horton
u mn, no. select d AaLle Tor me collection that
oui' Iil'i c'eiIis 4iioItdte lt5 CHARACTER
" course ne coilcctlon rs primarily one
VI ions doiLs from all quarters OF the
Ed; ana 4'i Nealiy entertaining rom pure
y 20, uol StaHHpolllL'
MOI eh" tly an eAAlbitI"n lor children. IL
means a great deal more than the child
H!'Liu can grasp. 1t IS a wonderfully inter-