Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
CLOSING EXERCISES OF MUSIC CLASS
HELD LAST NIGHT.
| Interment of Charles Hugh Smith q
Ivy Hill Cemetery-Gen-
eraI and Personal.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. TOl King St.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va, June %. 1890.
The closing exercises of Mr.. William f.
Starnelrs music class took place last night
in the Opera House, an attractive program
being rendered before a large and appre-
ciative audience. The order of exercises
was as follows:
Instrumental trio. st. Adams Grand
March, Misses Helen Leef. Eta Jackson
and Florence Oehlert: instrumental solo.
Lady Betty Elsie Hamilton: instrument
tai duet, Military Galop." Miss Evelyn
Lloyd and Mr.. Starnel, vocal solo. Mr..
Walter Birch: instrumental solo, "Narcis-
sus," Miss Mary Birch; instrumental duet,
THE Parade March," Misses Ruth Spinks
and Myrtle Goods: instrumental solo. Fifth
Nocturne, Miss Florence Oehlert; vocal
solo. Miss florence Sullivan: instrumental
solo, Spanish Dance" Misses Nellie and
Jessie Besselevre: instrumental solo. Dor
othy, Vance Sullivan: instrumental trio
Ell CAPTAIN" Misses Mamie Graves, Anna
Nesbett and Mr.. Starnell voca, solo Mr..
Charles Moore; instrumental solo. Fond
Hearts Must Part Miss Nellie Besselievre;
instrumental quartet Berries Waltz"
Misses Bessie Goods. Oracle Chauncey.
Bertha Keen and Eta Jackson; Instrument
tai duet. Pearl of the Morn" Miss Edna
Bruin and Mr.. StarnelI; vocal trio oh
Restless Sea- Miss McNulty and Messrs.
Birch and Moore: instrumental solo. Pure
quartet, Golden Band March," Misses May
Porter, Evelyn Rowe and Messrs Lem
Windsor and LorenZa Butts; instrumental
solo. Spring Song" Miss Mamie Graves;
vocal duet. Eden Land Miss Mai Green
wei and Mr.. Rench; instrumental solo.
Racing Down the Rapids" Mr. Charles
Morgan; instrumental solo. Moonlight on
the Hudson" and vocal solo ..All for F,ter-
nifty Miss McNuity
Inc exercises closed with an instrumental
duet. "Cymbeline,' by Miss Helen Leef and
Miss Eta Jackson.
Funeral Services.
Funeral services over the remains of
Charles Hugh Smith. whose death occurred
Wednesday at Waverly, Mass. were held
this morning at $50 o'clock, at Ivy HILL
Rev Frank J. Brooke. the pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, OBLIGATED, and
many friends of the deceased. who was an
old resident. attended the services. The
interment was made in Ivy Hill cemetery.
Leg Broken.
Marvin Marley, son of Mr.. I. G.. Markey,
fell from a grocery wagon this morning
and broke his leg. He carried to his
home. 40 South Washington street, where
medical aid was summoned.
General News.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing term by Andrew Jackson
Masonic Lodge: C. B. Marshall, Worship
full master: A. A. Paul, senior warden; r.
l.. Field junior warden; j. f. Alexander,
secretary: George F. Steiner. treasurer.
The installation of these officers will take
place Monday evening at I:30 o'clock
Bishop Warren A. Gambler of Atlanta,
Ga, addressed a large meeting in the NJ.
E. Church South last evening on the sub
ject of the twentieth century educational
movement. After the address collection
was taken for the educational fund and
about 81 600 subscribed.
The summer term of the United States
court for the eastern district of Virginia,
Judge Edmund Waddill presiding, will con-
vene here Monday, July =. Several cases
left from the spring session will prob
ably be tried Among them is that of Gus
Dorsey, colored. charged with robbing the
post office at Lovettsvile. Va.
Miss Lucy Dickson Douglas delightfully."-
entertained party of friends last evening
on an excursion down the Potomac In the
steam launch. J. S. Douglas.
Mr. Arthur III. Mitchell has been appoint-
ed manager of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany's office in this city, in place of Mr.
Charles Hoyer, who has been transferred
to Richmond
Miss Gertrude Lee Undrich of Baltimore
is visiting Mrs. L. E Uhler on South
Washington street.