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THEATRICAL NEWS AND CHAT

takes on The appearance Of being a the
ater. The sCamOiding is all down and
most Of the WoTkmeu have left. The
new velvet carpets viii be laid down to-
morrow and Tuesday and then the new
chairs Will be hXed in place. Most ia
Vorable comments are being heard re-
gardtng the beauty and great improve
meut IN this popular house. In particu-
lar the new meZZanine balcony is espec-
tally admired. A splendid view of the
stage viii be obtained from this floor
with the maximum of comfort. The
handsome canOpies over the upper boxes
greatly add 10 the appearance of the
theater-the lower boxes have been pei
manentlv removed. The stage has been
as greatly renovated and improved Is
the auditorium which viii make for the
better handling Of the biggest scenic pro
ouCuOns. Manager Taylor mOdestly
disclalms any credit for the artistic i'm
provements, saying that az the credit is
due 10 Mr.. ShubeTt and J. T Nearly,
who is a past master in theateT con-
structiOu and decorations. The new
theater opens its doors for the season
next Monday with Margaret Al Elin and
Henry Miller in The Great Divide" an
attraction iu keeping with this import
ant and interesting event
II IS probable that David Belasco will
attend the opening of the BelasCo, IS
the Washington theater ranks as a ia
VOrite with him, not even second 10 mis-
New York house.
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A FIELD MARSHAL OF THRIFT.

Harper's Weekly, reviewing Russell
Sage's life. calls him a field marshal OF
thrift, rather than a great captain Of
industry. II says;
Russell Sage was nothing momentous
as a captain of industry, but he was a
field marshal of thrift He was an
amusing person, neutral-tinted as to
most things, fond Of money for its own
sake and good at getting and keeping
il The most significant fact that Is
hack Of the careers OF most of the great
mOney-getters is that they wanted
money early and wanted il very much.
IL was so with Uncle Russell. He was
pOOr when he was boy, and made up
his mind that he would not be poor
when he was grown up Accordingly.
he worked hard and was very saving.
Moreover. he was smart, great deal
smarter than common. What ne put
his hand to- went. He was successful
as a grOcer's clerk, as a grocer, a trader
and a politician. He bought and sold
horses In the intervals Of business, and
made money even at that. One gets a
better notion Of the quality Of the man
from reading about the first half Of his
life. when ne lived in Troy. and was
LAYING the foundations of his fortune,
than about the last ha1f. spent in New
York. for he was already a rich man
when he came to New York Gin 1861.
Ii was his misfortune that he learned
so thoroughly TO save money that he
had not left in him the power TO learn
to spend it. That IS one of the risks Of
forming early habits Of thrift
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'TaIZOTnaTark

Elder G. 3. Thompson. who has been
IN the West for the past three months.
returned Tuesday evening.
Harry Phillips, a former student Of
the Washington Training College, re-
turned this week after a few days visit
at his home in Norfolk. Va.
Prof. W. ". Prescott, of Blair road
left Tuesday TO attend an important
meeting IN Lawrence. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. who have spent
a pleasant summer in the Maine woods.
returned last week 10 their home on
Gear street.
Elder ". A. Spicer. of Chestnut ave
nue., left Thursday for a flying trip 10
Phelps. N y
Morris Lukens returned Monday to his
home on Flower avenue, having come
directly from Philadelphia.
A +. Ballinger, of Accoquan. Va.
spent a few days last week with friends
IN this place.
T. b. Connolly. who has recently come
from Grand Cayma0. West Indies, to
Join his brother in the States, spent q
few days with friends here.
G p. Thompson. OF Oak avenue. has
gone 70 Phelps. n. y, for short stay.
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Laurel

The concerts given by ehe Laurel Mill
tary Band on Tuesday and Friday even
ings at its new pavilion at Fo Tth and
Montgomery streets are very popular
and large crowds gather many coming
from miles around.
wilbur A. Mcclellan and Miss Ara
minta Bevans. both Of Laurel, were
quietly married by the Rev. f. Doney,
at the Hamllne Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. at Washington, on Saturday
The marriage is romantic one as the
couple have COurted for nearly twenty
years. Upon their return from honey
moon trip they will reside here.
Major Frank f. Little and son. Eu-
gene, and Misses Lena Little and Elsie
baldwin have returned from trip 10
Crisield, Nd.
Mrs. Albert s. Davis and daughter,
Miss Elsie Davis. of Brigbtwood. .. c.,
have been visiting the family Of Henry
G.. Frost.
Master John Castle son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Castle. was caught In the
elevator at the Laurel Cotton Mills. and
had his scalp taken of and chin severe
ly cut He IS recovering from the acai-
dent.
Miss Mary Gilbert, daughter Of Mayor
William r Gilbert. Is visiting relatives
In Alexandria, Va.
Miss Alice Vernon Emory. who has
been spending the summer here with
relatives. left this week for her home
in New York.
Miss Bessie Catrup has returned from
Capon Springs. where she has been
spending the past six weeks.
Misses Helen and Marguerite Haslup
Of Washington. are the guests Of friends
here.
William +. Johnson. has been ap-
pointed a special officer Of the Govern
ment Indian Bureau. for the supples-
sion Of the liquor traffic in Indian Ter
ritory. and has already entered Upon his
duties.
The Rev. J /. Hartsock has returned
To- Yonkers. n. Y. after a visit % his
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. s. NJ Hart
sock, az -'Har Lew Lodge. near Laurel.
Mrs j. TolstOn and daughter have re-
turned 90 their home in Washington
after spending some time with the fam
iy OF Henry @. Frost
Mrs. J. S Brown is the guest Of her
daughter In Chicago. H.
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lexington

st. Aloysius Church was the scene
Wednesday OF a large azd pretty we'd
ding. when Miss Adelaide Rover daugh-
ter Of Mr. and birs. r A R.5.-r he
came the wife of r. b. Cavanagh OF
New York. but formerly Of this city.
The ceremony and nuptiai low mass
was celebrated at 10 o'clock IN the morn
ing by the Rev. John a. Conway, s.
J. The Revs. Michael J. Walsh and
John J Walsh, cousins Of the bride
groom, assisted. The church was beau
tifully decorated I'm palms. ferns. ana
white flowers. The attendants were
Misses Mary and Katharine Rover. as
the maids Of honor, and the brides liz
tie niece as flower girl S. j hubel
played the wedding march
After the ceremony "a reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Cavanagh left IN the af-
ternOOn for "a few weeks at one of the
fall resorts, later they VIII be perms-
nently located in Brooklyn. y. y.
A very pretty gathering was held
Wednesday evening at the home Of zfr.
and Mrs. William Hausmau. 515 X street
northeast. The occasion was the cele-
bration Of the eighteenth birthday an
niversaTy Of their daughter Miss Ber-
tha. The young folks enjoyed music.
games, and refreshments. The guests
were Misses Agnes Kelly, Mabel Haus-
man Annie Shepherd. Bertha Hausman
Nellie White Cora Hausman Bertha
Walker. Maize Humphries. Margaret
Dickheart. and Mabel Allen, Messrs Al
bert Marshall Ralph Waters. William
Hausman August KOehler. John Muir
ply. George SOuder Percy Padgett, H.
Elmer Jueneman Frank Mead. Fredie
Hausman, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hausman
Miss Reynolds IS at Atlantic City for
two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson. 1913
North Capitol street. have returned from
pleasant trip 10 Atlantic City
Miss Nettie Kelly, Of 1888 II street
northeast. who has been spending the
past week with Miss Ella FitZgibbOn al
Chesapeake Beach, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Slater have re-
turned from Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Hickman, Of North Capt.
tOl street. have returned from Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed have returned to
their home on Z street northeast, after
a visit 10 Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. p. Harmon, ~ IS
street northeast. have returned from q
trip 10 Niagara Falls.
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COlumbia-The Primrose Minstrels.

GeOgge Primrose and his big min
strel company viii be the attraction at
the Columbia TheateT next week. This
engagement viii again emphasize the
fact that negro minstrelsy IS not dead.
as this form Of entertainment IS entire
" an American feature which has
gradually drifrcd away from the idea
of its originators. The gaudily bedeck
ed costumes and white face minstrelsy
has seen its day. In its place has come
the merry darky fun intermingled with
up-to-date songs and hUmor, led by
George Primrose.
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chase,s-HOudini, the Handcuff King.

Houdini. the worlds handcuf king
and prison breaker, returns to Chase s
next week, commencing at the Monday
matinee September Il. and the man
agement has surrounded its greatest at
traction with the greatest bin IL has
been possible TO engage and one that
manfestly is worthy in every detail or
being associated with the famous and
mysterious IAN deliverer. Houdinl
promises an entirely new program OF
astounding accomplishments In the
escape line when he comes here and all
the remarkable feats that made both
New York and Boston Houdini-mad last
season Will be given here for the first
time
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HIATUS.

"Our engagement viii have to be tenn
pOrarily suspended" announced the sum-
mer girl. calmly.
"Oh, impossible" the young man
vowed.
1T viii have to be My husband writes
that he is coming down for a week.
Louisville CourieT-JOurnaL
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National-Charlotte Walker in "on
Parole"

Louis Evan Shipman's latest play
'On Parole" which viii be given its
first performance on any stage at the
National Theater. on September Il. IS
q fOuT-aCt wartime drama with q new
treatment. The scenes are laid in the
Valley Of the RaDpahannOCk, "a Fir-
ginia- in 1852 and the play has been
written from the Southern point Of view.
It is constructed largely on comedy
lines. and a strong love interest nrevades
it, i. A. Braden, VINO is the manager Of
this attraction, has engaged many we'll
known artists 10 portray IT, Miss Char
lCtte Walker. who is well known I'm
Washington, is TO play the principal fe-
male character. and Vincent SerranO.
one Of the most successful and best
known New York leading men. Will eR-
act the chief male character
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SOUNDS THAT WAY.

FIicks-'I see one Of our clergymen
has declared that there is more sin I'm
Boston than in any other city IN the
country.
Wicks-He's wrong. There's more
sin IN Cincinnati Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Coming Attractions.
Belasco-Margaret Anglin and Henry
Miller in ''The Great Divide"

The BelascO Theater improvements
viii all be completed this week, in fact
the house is now in fine shape and again
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Maiestie-aPaintinz the Town

Beginning with a carnation matinee.
Monday. September Il, the attraction at
the Majestic Theater will be Charles
YaIe's big musical comedy. Painting
the Town. A great company Of sixty
people, including Halliday and Leonard,
Maize King, Edith Lowe and Louise
Sanford, take part in the production.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Lyceum-"The Avenue Girls"

The eternal demand fer something new
ln the way of burlesque and vaudeville
viii be satisfactorily supplied by The
Avenue Girls. the popular Campbell
Drew Amusement Compauy'S Offering
which viii open q weeks engagement at
the New Lyceum commencing tomorrow
matinee
The performance viii open with an
amusing COmeoietta entitled Tiger
Springs''-a satire on the modern sum
mer health resort.
Among the vaudeville entertainers who
will contribute speCialtes are Charles
johnson and company. IN the unique
comedy sketch. ''The New Instructor,
Elsie Leslue. a sOubrCtte, whc can sing
and dance; Olga Orion, the accomplish
cd singer and buTlesQuer. Mcfarland and
Mcdonald. creators OF uirthi Cunning
ham and Lord, the artistic song ami
dance artists. and lie Roy and Levanion,
thrilling comedy slmUasts.
The entire performance viii con
clude with the tOuica. farce Get Rien
and Quick Brokers' throwing a lurid
spot light on m00ern methods or hnance.
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Luna Park-"Press Night" Tomorrow.

A succession of special events viii
serve TO make the present week one or
unusual activity at Luna PARK. Inc
more DrOminCu features for the week
irrI5ds Zingare Ia, a daring little wom-
an. who performs some sensational Ieals
on a 12-fOot spiral tower Master rank
Hector. who viii ride down the chutes
incline twice each day ana lhe sscono ll
and final week OF the Greater wash
ington Band. under the able direction OF
John BOVellO Of Washington.
The spiral tower act IS said 10 De
equally thrilling when compared 20 aHy aHy
of the Luna Park attracLluls OF Ilc
season. Balanced on globe heaItg
three feet in diameter she ascends te
the TOP OF the immense steel tower
forcing her way along narrow run
way that is not wider than Is lnCheS.
The act is said 10 be replete with thrill
Ing specialties during the enJlIe LIle
that Zingarella is on the big gioDe.
There have been many stories apout
this or that rider who was solH6 10 an
a trip down on the chutes incline al
Luna Park but it remained Tor a mere
bOy of seventeen TO step INTO AdLdsef
Gllrs office and sign contract spccl-
bind him to the accOmpllshmenl or me
hafr-rafsing feat. He VIII use MS uni
cycle during the ride, ana When the
ahrupt terminal Of the Incline Is reach
ed he viii make a head-dlve into the
waters Of the big lagoon. The act Will
positively take place each afternoon
and evening throughout the week.
Although the engagement Of the new
Greater Washington Band was an
nounced for one week only. the immense
success ii has achieved has made II
necessary to retain the big organiZa ton
for stlll another week.
Tomorrow night will be known as
Press Night at Luna. Newspaper men OF
Washington and vicinity viii be treated
to a fireworks display and other special
programs OF unusual interest.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Burgess re-
turned from a trip to Baltimore by
water on Tuesday. They will leave
later In the month for visit TO Mag
ara Falls.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
HZaffSVne

"a special meeting of the town couhcll
sNas held on Monday evening "heh an
knvitation was received from the Brent
Evooi Fir Department requesting the
2ouncn to attend in body the carnival
Sd fete which viii be held on Septem-
Eber l2-15, inclusive. The council ac-
hepted and selected Tuesday evening as
sthe date.
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National Tonight-CreatOre's Concert.

Creatore-s concert at the New Ma
tionaI Theater tonight viii mark the
first appearance in washington Of this
popular conductor since his triumphant
tour I'm England. In England where
his sOi0uru was extended Tor period
Of several weeks. his success was very
great. and the critics were exceedingly
generous in praise for the masterrul
way in which be controlled his men,
and for the general excellence Of the
artists Of his band. While I'm Italy he
made some important additions 10 his
band. Creat0Te IS well known and well
liked I'm Washington, and indications
point 10 a large attendance tonight.
when "A specially selected program Will
be rendered
March, no Name" new ..... .Creatore
Overture William Tell 1900. HOssinl
Sereuade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Schubert
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. -....... List
Arabian Dance .-...-....-.I u Sc haiko"sFl
'Chiuesa Dance ....-...... TschaikOWsky y
Harp solo, "ImprOmpJu' $500. -oberthuT
Overture, ''TauuhauSeT' --.---.N wagner
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

The Young Peoples Missionary Society
OF the Riverdale Presbyterian Church
was led on last Sunday evening by Mr..
McCleary. a theological student. He de
livered an eloquent address on Spirit
ual Blindness"
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. William z, Frear. OF
Warren, Pa, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton j. Hicks.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Miss Ina Staley. OF Washington, has
been spending the week with Miss Ma
bel Mcmillan.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Majestic-mayer's Sunday Concerts.

Commencing Sunday night. September
%. and every Sunday thereafter. A. c.
Mayer viii present at the Majestic
Theater motion pictures and vaudeville.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mrs. W. d. Hlnckley has as her
guests a number OF friends from Balti-
more and New York.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Miss Ethel Arlington has been visiting
Miss Ada l. Poole this week
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Smith are in New
York for few days
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mrs. Jessie Burhus, OF R.verdaIe. who
has been spending some time with her
brother in Cleveland. Ohio, will return
shortly.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
lcontlnued - - -

especially for this engagement That all
her old friends VIII be there TO vel
come her is an assured fact and she
win undoubtedly add many new ones 20
her already long list.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Capitol Heights

Mr., and Mrs. J, NJ. Thomas, OF Wash
ington, have been spending a few days
with James r. Thomas at whose house
the stork was a visitor one day the last
week leaving a fine boy The storlc
also visited Y. l. Thomas. brother Of
=. T. Thomas, and presented him with
Il girl.
August Bernhardt has begun the erec-
uon or a home on Baltimore avenue.
near Clinton avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Cole spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nalley.
delightful dance was given Thurs
day night by few Of the citizens here.
the dancing was held at the pavilion in
Capitol Heights Park.
Harry Drager is spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nauey.
Mrs. J. Money and Mrs. George Proc
tor are visiting V. L. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyingt0n and family
are now occupying their home on Crvs-
tai Springs avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Widmer entertained
as their guest recently, Mrs. Mary A
LisJon, of Washington.
Wiley J. Mitchell and family have
gone 10 Raleigh. n. c., where they win
remain indefinitely
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mr.. Becker, OF Riverdale. who has
been III for some time. is much inn
proved
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

George A. NJ. Kelohner, Of this place,
and Miss Bessie Scott Montgomery, Of
Washington. were married here on Wed
nesday night by the Rev. T. II. Camp
bell.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

A report was received from the sam
pies of water recently submitted to the
state board OF health for a bacteriol-
6gicaI examh alton. The analysis shows
On entire absence of germs. A chemical
analysis made by Prof. Patterson proves
The fear that there was surplus or
iron in the water since the connection
with the new artesian wells Is unbound
ed. The report states that there Is no
appreciabIe increase in the proportion OF
from and that there is a much smaller
percentage Of mineral matter In Hy-
attsville water than in the majority or
the towns I'm the State.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

II. d. Knight. OF Riverdale, was in
Philadelphia, on Monday OF this week.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Miss Amy Lewis Is making an ex-
tended visit TO friends I'm Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Miss Mabel Smith, OF Brooklyn. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Quincy
Craft.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Mrs. Mary Norton and Miss Mabel
Dunn. OF Washington, spent last weeL
with Mrs. J. r. Risdou. RiverdaIe.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

a ghost party viii be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Harry Welsh next
Wednesday evening, the proceeds Of
which viii be used By the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Riverdale Church.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Alexander Hasson and Robert Coward
have returned from Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Rockville

Dr. and Mrs. George +. Lewis arc
spending a week or more at Atlanuc
City.