Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29

pi oapcton, with all the effects that pCpu-
larized the metropolitan portraiture. The
big Bijou stock company. with all the ia
fpfites, Will beaKeensand there will be ad-
ditfons to tho chorus
Little Robin Hood" Will hold the stage
for fifty minutes and will be succeeded by
a strong olio of six high-class acts Among
those who will appear are The Great
Painter Trio acrohatic comedians; Ne lie
Regard, F'rerchuchanteuse and chic girl
before the footltghts. and Brooks and Bur
ton very clever sketch team. in line of
comedy entirely new and strictly up to
date Three other big acts will be added
The usual number of specialties Will be
introduced during the buresque, including
the favorite song, "oh, Promise Me-
THE RAYBoLD-FABIAN RECITAL
The many Washington friends and adj
nhrers of these gentlemen remember the de-
Ilghtlul afternoon of song and piano given
by them at the Washington Club. ITO
street northwest, so that the aunouncem. Mt
that they will give another 'afternoon'' at
the same place next Monday. December !,
at 4:1j, Will prove welcome news. Tickets
are now on sale at Guzmans, in Droops
music store.
NEW YORK LADIES TRIO.-The ladies
composing the famous New York Ladies'
Trio, which comes to Universalist Church,
Saturday evening, December :, are RTsSi
Gfsch. vioinist; Flavie Van den Hende,
CeiliSt, and Hilda Newman, pianist. On
their respective instruments each of these
had the honor of appearing in solo capacity
with the most famous orchestras i'll Europe
and America. Their high standing in the
artistic world is evidenced by the fact that
this season they We're engaged to appear
with Nine. Emma Nevada at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House, New FORK, when the great
prima donna made her temperance Ac-
Companying the trio en- its present tour Is
Miss Lillian Carllsmith, the well-knoWn
American contralto, who stands IN the
front rank of concert singers. Ihis organ
iZatlon gives a delightful entertainment,
which is certain to please all lovers OF sood
music artistiCally rendered. On account
of the demand for tickets and in order TO
accommodate their patrons Sanders IL stay
mans ticket office will be open until II
o clock tomorrow.
THE FLOWER QUEEN."-An operetta'
The Flower Queen was presented III
Linthicum Hall last night by company Vi
competent Georgetown amateurs. Inc en-
tertainment was for the benefit of St Al
bans Parish House, Tenleytown, ana a
considerable sum was realized. Inc music
of the Operetta is quite pretty IN ilS eillit-
ty and the solos and ChOruseS were wei rem
dered by the following cast, chorus OF now
ers and assisting tenors and BASES: Mr. X.
Lee Cox Miss Virginia Powell Goodwin
Miss Sophie Middleton, Mrs " llson 3 I1
Miss Mary l.. Noble, Miss Frances Wash
ington Mrs Eugene II. Logan, MISS Bea-
trice Seymour Goodwin, Miss Mamie Schnei-
der, Miss Martha Baird, Miss Matte Crop
ley, Miss Bessie orme, MISS l4lIdh iaStii'
Miss Fife Ware, Miss Mary Marshall. Miss
Louis Cox Miss Alice , Rams9 2t+ts MISS MSS
IS Irene Shupp. Zina Sykes, Minnie Weight,
Marguerite Conley, Eleanor Conley, Violet
Burrows. Geneva Lingley, Addie Harbers'
Marguerite Harbers and Carroll Harpers'
and Messrs Apple, Whitney, Brodt, Lo-
gan and Pascnal Mrs. Middleton was ac-
companist while Mr. Josef kaspar directed
a violin orchestra. The piece was prettlly
costumed and staged and proved a big sue
cess.
HAMLINE CHURCH.-The board of
managers of the Methodist Home for the
Aged announce a concert to be given to-
morrow evening, under the direction of
Prof. j. w Bischoff for the benefit of the
home. at Hamline Church, corner 9th and
z streets.
HALL, OF ANCIENTS.-On Friday even
ing next the ladies of the Mission Cub OF
the Congregational Church, attired in
Roman costume, will receive at the Hall
of the Ancients from to 10 o'clock. There
will be reduced rates of admission on that
do