Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-16

the house of the duke to live. Naturally
complications arise, and the SITUATION Is
made more embarrassing by the actions OF
a cousin of the duke, girl VINO Is also q
member of the household She has loveo
the duke, and even after his marriage
continues to exercise her wiles TO enSnare
him. Through the Vaccinations OF TIE
cousin and the presence Of GATHERINGS lam
lily in this aristocratic Household Catherine
becomes estranged from her lord and mas
ter, and the climax comes when Helene
undisguised interest in the duke Is discoV-
cred by Catherine finding her in the arms
| of her husband to whom she Is passlonateiy
confessing her infatuation separatlo ,;,
occurs Catherine declaring that sne Will
give up her wifely rights, and the DUKE Is
| free to go away with the cousin. AT TINS
| point in the story the herolSm ana oeVotioh
| of George Mantel is again shown. LOT II Is
| he to whom Catherine turns IN the nour
| of her great sorrow, and he, after nearing
| her story again seeks out the DUKE anu
| demands that he apologize to Catherlne'
| thereby healing the breach which MS CO."
| ardly actions have caused. Inc cass VI
| Catherine as presented by the William MOT
| ris Company will be as follows: DUKE oe
| Charities, Stephen Grattan: George Mahtei,
William Morris; Baron Fouard, CharIeS
| WeIles; NJ WALTON. Charles Stanley; M.
| Lucas, Charles Lane; Duchess de Charities,
| Eleanor Carey; Catherine Nailon Percy
Haswell; Helene. Niscountess de Grlsoweiis,
Olive Oliver: Baroness Fouard. Dorotny
| Hammock Madeleine de Charities, Eta
Hawkins; Blanche Nailon, Jane Cark
Continuing the policy inaugurated by the
management of the summer stock company
special scenery has been constructed LOT
Catherine.
GLEN ECHO PARK.-The Glen Echo
Park Company showed commendsbie en-
| terprise in securing such superior nm.
| strel organization as that OF Geo. lha.chei
| for its cheap-priced amphitheater ana only
the bad weather prevented a week OF neaHS
patronage. The company proposes 10 con
tinue its policy in giving high-class en.el-
tainments. however, and Manager JeHers
announces for next week superior Vauoe-
VILE show Crane. the Irish magician VINO
deity mixes merriment with mystery. VIII
be the leading attraction, and Will be foi-
lowed by other artists who have gained de-
served regulations by merit IN their re-
spective lines. They will include Little ana
Pritzkow in a bright sketch. the Chappelie
Sisters In graceful acrobatic dances; Joe
and Nellie Doner. the eccentric COMEDY
artists; Tommy Hays. the musical Trick
scloist and the McMahons, who give mover
and surprising posturing and ciup-swinglns
exhibitions Will A Haley's Washington
Band under that popular leader personal
direction. will continue the nightly concerts
and will give an afternoon recital tomor-
row.
wILDwOOD.-Wndwo the new resort
opened a few weeks ago. seems 10 nave
met with public favor. Daily CROWDS VI
family gatherings and picnic parties can
be seen rambling through the picturesque
grounds and evenings bring out the amuse-
ment seekers and car riders to enjoy the
hotel dinners and entertainment so pleas
ing has the idea of ''Wildwood' been 10
many people that the large hotel now ac-
commodities a number of permanent guests.
The easy access to the city by troiley' nat
ural beauties of the surroundings, COM
bined with the diversions and good board
at reasonable rates. should make TINS an
ideal place for summer sojourners. me
vaudeville offering in keeping with the
past efforts and embraces series OF acts
and entertainers that should please all
corners.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.-This after
noon and tomorrow evening the last per
fornance of the Meters will occur. The
band will also give the usual Sunday sacred
concert For the week commencing Mon
day the 'Whirling Zolas" have been en-
gagged Their act consists of a daring break
away ladder performance and trapeze
swinging The fairy lights have been ar
ranged in new and unique set pieces.