Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-16


ins- His chief public appearances in
Washington have been in grand opera with
the Grau company, but he has several
| times given private or semI-privsie song
recltals. The other SoloistS are Mrs Chas
h. Morton Of Baltimore. a beautiful and
| charming woman. who has studied thI-
| role under 50 competent an authority as
| Prof. Joseph. Pache. director Of the RaItI-
more Oratorio Society: MIR. Nicholas p1;liv
| tenor. Of Philadelphia. who sings the sam
nsrt in his own city q few days later. and
Miss Fielding Roselle. contralto. now aC
New York. but formerly Of Washington a
great local faVurite. whose perform4na,
! Of the same part two years ago is r'apcnf-
| bered with much pleasure. Tickets are
| on sale at Ellis 4 Co.'S. 9ET PCRnsN lValiE
! avenue.
PRINCETON GI.I1E CLUB CONCERT
! Everything points to a r1oSt delightful
evening next "Wednesday when the Prince
/ ton Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs give
| their annual concert in Washington. Most
| ~ the boxes and many seats have already
| been sold for the concert which is To- take
| place at the Lafayette Square ThcRtcr. aS-
| - ring the presence Of a large and dtstin-
SuiShed audience, wnile the mus cal exc l.
| lcnce of the clubs can he fareto,d from tha
| success which has attended all their con-
| "erts - far this fan The bows vii ha :ho
| recipients Of many social attentions duriHe
| their stay in this city.
PROGRESSIVE ErcHRE PARTy.-The
| progressive eUcbre r'"--~ 'o "a. -7vcu hN
| Ponralpha Lodge N Masonic Temple HalI
/ on the evening of December ~ promises o.
/ he an attractive event which win bring to-
| G"ther very large number of ladies and
| gentlemen who enjoy contest 'i sklll TIA
| progressive euchrc An unusually x .a.ror-
| offering viii be made as rewards of merit
| To those who prove thpu1SalNrS most ~llll-
| ful in the game. The first la1y'S souvenir
| is Ia he a handsome fur wrap. and 'hn moot
| expert gentleman PLAYER will Doe presented
| an order for the finest suit of clothes or
| oycrcoat that can be selected from the sam
pies Of a leading merchant tailor Tho 500
| ord lady viii be ava dc1 a stylish winter
| hat. and a oorreSp1ndingly useful article tn
| The gentleman attaining second rank among
/ The winners. Dozens uf other souvenirs. al
! very handsome aHd desirable. viii rc stvou
| As testimonials Of the different degrees ~
| proficiency attained among the players.
| Tn" other features of the tortainm.nr
| Will be several musical numbers aud rsai-
| tations concluding with the serving of re-
| freshments.
| THE JEFFRIES -SFTAREEY PICTURES
The thousands Of admirers IN this eiiN ~
| James Jeffries ana Thomas Shark,y VIII"
| were unable to attend the great night a.
| Coney Island November , last viii he given
| the opportUuitT Christmas week Of seeing
| their idols in action. The celebrated hio-
| graph pictures. authorized by the priugi-
| pals in III" fight. Will be exhibited AT Com
| vention Hall twice daily. commencing with
The matinee Christmas afternoon. tNinE
| Ia the adverse comment Of a great mtuN
| newspapers on Referee Silars decision
| Sharkey has gained many friends who he
1 %
| or at least drawn battle. Sharkcy and
I'uIteS hstNe Witnessed taese h.oSitFn r'-
| productions and. strange to say. both have
| eAnft SSed satisfaction at the points hr"uSht
| OUT through the moving pictures. Shark"E
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| throughout the lecture, giving variety ana
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| ROBERT MAJ ELL W. N |,.n