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Evening star., 1914-02-08
New American Opens February 16.

The American vaudeville and motion
picture theater. formerly the Lyceunl
will have its opening Monday evenings
February 16. at 7:15 o'clock. The man
agenent announces the best vaudeville
acts and at the same time something en-
tirely new in moving picture and general
photoplays. The remodeling and refit-
ting OF the playhouse have been made
without regard to expense and the Amer
icas will be opened with IL new dress
throughout. The bill will furnish melody.
nlirth and laugh-producing features.
Three performances Will be given daily,
at ., and Q pm. The management will
cater to women and children especially,
and q uatron will be In charge daily to
look after the wants OF the patrons.
The following benefit performances have
been arranged by the management: The
Casualty Hospital. February p; Amer
lean Rescue Workers. March 4; Florence
Crittenton Mission, March II; National
Woman Suffrage. March Is: ST. Gather
ines Home March -. and National Wei
fare League. April /.
Every Wednesday evening has been set
aside as u benefit night for worthy chari-
ties.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
SEEKS THE PHI. D. DEGREE.
Doctorate Disputation to Be Held To-
morrow Morning.

The taenty-ifti decorate dispuJation
OF the department of graduate studies OF
the George Washington University will
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
In the assembly hal of the university,
CO.'S c. street northwest.
There will be a single candidate Tor
the Pm. D. degree-Hartley Harrad
Thompson Jackson Mr. Jackson received
the degree of B. s from Milton College
IN 1?oi. and in 1893 obtained the degree
OF a. VI. from the University Of Wiscor-
SIN. His docto-ate thesis will be on The
Biota OF Ridgeway Bog, Wisconsin; d
study in Zoology and Distribution "
The thesis will be presented and de-
Tended before a board of experts consist
ing of Dr. Charles \. Davis. fuel tech
nologist in the bureau OF mines. Dr.
Charles W Richmond curator Of the
division OF birds. United : ates Nat onal
Museum, and Edward a Preble. assistant
bio ogist in the biological survey. Prof
PAU Bartscn will preside. The public
has be0l invited
Evening star., 1914-02-08
LOUISE EpNNA Soprano
BoSroN OPERA Cor1PANS

, have been numerous and emphatic. She
! has frequently sung the part AZ Covent
ciarcer and has been the recipient of
; most enthusiastic coinmendation from the
English king aud queen
Louise Edvina was discovered on an
afternoon il February. 1905. On the pro-
gram of one of the Reynaldo Hahn con-
! certs in Paris appeared the name of
| Mrs. Cecil EdwardeS. an unknown
| soprano Her youth and her charm ap-
(! pealed to her audience before she had
sung a note and when she had com
nleted the tirst verse of her SON the
| hearers broke into rapturous applause.
| Similar demonstrations followed each
| succeeding passage until the number was
i; finished. and then AN ovation ensued.
Who is she" was the query heard
throug hout the hall.
Some one Who knew Xoucilsafed the in
formation that she was the Wife of the
| Hon. Cecil t.daardes. brother Of Lord
| Iensingron. and that she had been study
1 ing with Jean de Reszke.
| AfterYvard the correspondent of the
| Pail Mall Gazette talked with the singer,
| Nhil.s her face WAS stil glowing with
the pleasurahl' emotions OF success. 10
him she conIided the fact that she
dreamed vi an appearance in opera
! some day. but did moi wish for il until
she was auit" ready. However, opinions
differed. and great was the enthusiasm
OF the interviewer and so lusty were his
London knew that d great English singer
! had arrived The story of the success
ful debut and the social standing OF the
d.bulante prompted the covent Garden
authorities to take notice. The result
Was Thai, under the name of Nine. Ed
vina the young singer appeared as Mar
auerite at Covent Garden on July u of
lht. same year. and scored a tremendous
success.
IN the WASHINGTON performance of
Mime. ButJerfly' AnlaGeo Bassi, the emf
rent Ita ian tenor. viii sing the rob.
Of Pinkerton for which ne has long been
noted lie possesses a magnificent voice.
and is an actor of rare attainments
Francesca Federico, baritone of singt:-
ar vocal equipment, Will be heard as
Slr4rpls s.. and Miss Margaret keyes al.
American curtr.ltn who has won nuin,.r-
otts triulnpilS en tin alleratic stage viii
be the ssuzIlsi- Miss Minnie Egen.r, pro-
claimed orlt. at The most beautiful women
on tllt. rI,.ratir stais'. viii sing the role
of Kate Fins"ttpn. and others III TIL. east
will i,., Francesca B.tddi. Nittnrio Tr..-
viSan. Desire Jcfrcr, sald tonstaHtin
Nicolay- Giuseppe etarani VIII direct the
performance. Gor-t1ftis scenic effects aud
ceStualAS ale .sAnoun.e't.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Recha bites.

F>ee.sseat;e> 4 ell the luaie trntS IL IN,
Iis-s1c-, iuel"drr IiisA Tent Chiee Ruler
Ghartes T. Carroll. high Tent Secretary
James ~ boney and Iiis1 Tent Dsput,
John =. Noore paid a visit 10 4dvance
1iarmoay TENT. No. :" 10 discuss plans
20. increa~-ns us membership this year
and to near tue report Of High Tent Dep
bty JOHN g. Moore who was the Recha-
lite delegate 10 the Virginia State ANTI
saloon League couvertiou in Richmond
last week. othe- Speakers we're High
Tent Chtel L sIe~ carroll Hlsh Tent Sec
vetary DoreS, Aessrs. Tovelsss. Mellov.
McMaHon aHd Others If Union reut. tis-
SELL, Hart H-ut and ot 1srs of .Isl;. Tent
Lyies 1t Strange Robinson aAd Mack
,HtoSh o -AdNa,lct-iiarmo1y II M. Shell
ing, Sprigg and otEsrs of john I; Hen
dsrsou Tent - tbs close ot II. ne tirg
1etros hus.It- W,rt served
Evening star., 1914-02-08
GIRLS ARE TOLD DETAILS
OF "FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
Neighborhood House Junior Auxil-
iary Will Take Over Theater
On Opening Night.

The committee having in charge the ar
| rangements for theater benefit hy thc
recently formed junior auxiliary -
Neighborhood 1ouse has announced al
agreement viii tile T:.lasco Thcater ~
which tn auxiliary VIII take over the
house The opening night Of Fanny,
First Play. February -. The proceed
are 70 be tor tne aid of the kinderearte'
branch of Ncichhorhood House, 10 tn
| assistance of which The junior auxiliary
is pledged.
The report = the committee. consisting
Of Miss Genevieve Walsh ana Miss Marv
Baker was submitted tile mass meet
ing held YESTERDAY ii the Raleigh Hotel
I for the purpose q Interesting school girls
and other young women oi Washington II
the auxiliary. and Which resulted ii tic
1 enrolment Of i nambei- 81 new members
| Mrs. J. y. ). Neigh Of Neghhorhocd
| House sk.tched 10 the assembly the hi,-
/ tory and purpose Of its Kindergarten
| branch and outlined the proposed worB
! Of the auxiliary. which is 10 take up the
work at the point where 1t was left oT
ny the students Of the Mount Vernon
! Seminary. now devotnG their energies q
The support OF the new Montessori school
III connection with Friendship House
Miss GenevieNe Clark, chairman OF the
auxiliary. ANNOUNCED for the benefl; OF
those who know how or who want to
learn how sew that the first meeting
for work on garments for such Of the
! kindergarten pupils are in need "f
1 them will be held at III. Residence of Mrs.
/ Marcia Maclennau in the Toronto.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
'Fanny's First PLAY"

George Bernard Shaw's tremendously
successful comedy, "Fannv'r First Play"
will be presented by Messrs. Shubert and
Granville Barker for the week of Febru-
AIRY - at the Beasco 1heater. direct
from run OF two years in London and
one year at the Comedy Theate4. New
York Granville Barkers original Eng
lish company was selected with the great
est amount Of care by Mir. Shaw and the
London, New York and Chicago critics
were very strong in their praise of the
work of the organization.
The cast includes Kate Carlyon. Eva
Leonard Boyne, Katharine Pole, Dulce
Musgrave. Jean Stirling c. II. Croker
King Sidney Paxton. Claude Rains Wal
ter kingsford. Ivan Campbell. Arnold
Lucy, Herbert Dansey, Lewis Sealy,
Spencer Geach. Gordon Ash, Nane SUIT
ton-Eane and George Carr.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Florence and Venice" Tonight.

L ". Newman's trayeltaik topic at the
Columbia TAeater this evening and TO-
morrow atteEnooa is "Flnrcace and Ven
!c5. "r.hous.s "f tae masterpieces OF
Raphael. AIictleiauseio. Titan. Leonardo
da Nhtli, Tintcrelti and others. In Flor
euce G!ettn's cainpanile. the cathedral
and taptistry. the Pitt aud tftizi gal
ierios. the Palazzo Necchio. aud places
hallowed ~ memories uf Dante. Savona-
roia, Calico and other medieval geniuses
will 3e shown in original motion pictures
and cu!pred views
0ther views will includr the secluded
life Of The monks In TN. mouasteries at
La GeFtoS:. and Nalionbrosa. !, eondola
trip W ;end down the canals OF Venice a
visit u Inc Doges' Palace and this. Cathe-
aral u St M'srk, the Island Of Mag
Elors, with its beautiful campan nile and
church. the homes Of Robert Brownins
ana Lord Byron and the house where
WagneF died, The Island OF Burano. where
Venetian lace Is made. and Murano and
its ElaSSlnakeTS
Evening star., 1914-02-08
ACCUSED OF THEFT.
John Lynch Said to Have Removed
Watch From Saloon Safe,

Found in Z barroom, and later charged
with stealing . watch while he was con
fined in the place. John Lynch, who SAY
he resides n B.nnins. =. @. was a.
rested yesterday afternoon by Dete,tiV,
Simpson and Howcs Of the first pTccill'',.
Lynch was in the saloon Of Samue, Ta,
Tor at .l. ath street northwest on the
night Of January Il. II Is charged. and
the place Was locked up while he was
there A bartender returned 70 the place
to count the money in the safe. i i
stated. and found the safe door. which
had been left unlocked. had been opened
1t is alleged that Lynch had taken 50,
from the safe and also watch. The de
tectives say the bartender took the money
from Lynch and put him out Of the place.
The loss oi the watch was not discover-''
il is stated, until some time later.
The detectives found the watch in e.
pawnshop and arrested Lynch.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Harold Bauer. the eminent pianist,
will b.. heard in recital at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium, 18TH street anu
New York avenue northwest, Saturday y
afternoon ut $50 o'clock. under the
mana cement of 7. Arthur Smith. Mr.
Bauer has the rare gift of making the
meaning of q composer so clear that
a person without musical training can
hnd enjoyment in his playing. and yet
his performances reflect values of tone
phrase and climax. The Saturday pro-
gram will include rare, as well as
pouuiar, numbers Of Bach. Schubert,
Chopin, Brahms ana Saint Saens. Mr.
Smith has placed the cost of seats
within popular reach
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Plaza.

~ the Plaza Theator The principal
feature tomorrow will be = new film
Of foreign manufacture entitled The
Queens Honor; 'Hlawa,lia." posed by
the red men of the Mohawk reserva-
ton, will be the main attraction Tues
day. Satan featuring Mario Bonnard
IL the title role. " Wednesday; Victory. '
the magnificent naval spectacle in five
reels Thursday. as produced with the
aid and recognition of the United
States War and Navy departments, in
Guiding in the cast Secretary Daniels.
Commander Ward. Lieut.. Towers and
others, "Protea," with its five reels of
thrills and surprises. Friday. and
Tolls of the Temptress" Saturday
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Dwight Elmendorf February 21.

Dwight Elmendorf will present his pic
ture pilgrimage TO the scenic spots in
Ccylon, India and Java at the New Ma
tional Theater beginning February 81. at
80 O'Clock Mr.. Elmendorfs record of
his far eastern journeyings, it is declared,
uill prove revelation to those who, how
ever much they may know of Paris. of
Cairo or Constantinople, are yet dcnsely
ignorant of these countries, where 800
c0o,Ho brown people are living upon
strange traditions and working out their
industrial problems by methods that have
changed bur little since the middle ages
Mr.. Elnendurf devoted nine mouths of
constant travel to the collection of the
pictures which will be shown in series
oI five travelfall.s. the first of which is
'Ceylon and the Cinealese. Other lee
turcs in the course will be Southern In
di;t, Western India, Eastern India"
and "Jaqa.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
N. Y. Philharmonics Tuesday.

The concert q the Philharmonic Society
OF New York at tho New National
Theater Tuesday afternoon AZ ~ o clock
viii be al event % exceptional interest
The philharmonic comes 10 Washington
u the height OF its most successful sea-
son II New York, with Nine Julia Cup.
tue brated Dutch li-dcrsinccr. as
sololst Mnl.. Cuip Who's charming per
sou4litv las Won her ~ mary fricnds
as ~. swee;n"ss uf hcr voice. vii he
otard iu q S..le> ct songs b., scf4uoert,
Er@nus aud S:fH1ss- H., %tripAcny,
Ii .,i.s Jo>.F StrInsl.T, me Philharmonic :
ztiAguishcd director, wi'i he TScaaiow :
shy-z aCtar rs ron's 'Maiared. os. =.
lie otii-l numbers u tae program. vii.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Cosmos.

The recent physical collapse o. the NJ
tie leading woman of Sorority Days"
Hn.ch was announced tor the Cosmos this
week. made il necessary 10 reconstruct
the bill. Instead will come Earle's Orig
inal Diving Nynlphs in q big. spectacular
water act. with many new features. The
dainty Cuban singers. the Marino sisters
and Grant Gardner will give glirnpses of
old-t;me Ininscrelsy- Manuel Alexander
and company have a rollicking farce IN
titled The Brewer; Marie Stoddard. in
character songs and comedy studies. and
Iolas Italian poodles, It canine novelty.
The Pathe weekly pictures Of interest ting
events IL the world and comedy photo
PLAYS complete the entertainment
Evening star., 1914-02-08
sHOwALTER TO BE EDITOR.
Will Guide Destinies of Harrison
burg. Va. Daily News Record.

William j. Showaiter. who for SIX
year. Was I. writer for the Haskin
syndicate, has accepted the editorship
or th,- I,arrlsouhurg. Va, Daily NJ w
Record. This paper has tn. distinction
Of having 4 greater circulation in pro-
portion to the population OF the town
IN which it Is published than any
other paper in the United States. II
has a circulation oae and IL half times
Is great a. the rntlre bopulation OF
Iiarrisonbur2. THIS Is due 20 tho fact
-aat Il Is published il the heart of the
richest farming community ia the stat
OF Virginia. and that the rural free
delivery service makes II possible FOR
everybody il the fniddle ~h,na adoah
val y 20 got the PAPER N, day ~ pub
lleati01.
Mr.. Showalter VIII contlnue 20 reside
- H;tS hinGtot.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
His Family Alarmed.

>erst Wilson disappeared from tais
city January :. For more ti.al. two weeks
nothing could he learned of his where
aJouts, to the great alarm nj lai~ family +.
who feared that Ae had NET with foui
s5lay. Saturday. january =. Le gave
himself up to The authorities III the
Brooklyn navy yard and WAS instru,te,.
L. return to washington, report 10
Ilaripv headquarters und explain l.s
absence.
The officer came on 10 this city tratI-!-
ing alone, and reported sts instructed,
but stated that he was unable To give
1ae slightest reason for his absence; that
ne could remember nothing Of what had
occurred since the night u January .
until ho found himself in New York. out
o. regard Tor his long aud excellent
record his explanation. or rather his laca
OF explanation. Was accepted and il was
announced ut the marine headquarters
at the navy yard at that time that he
would be allowed to apply for retirement
on three-quarters pay with the rank o.
sergeant.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
CrandaIl's. S.

The chief attraction at Crandalls. 9Th
and Z streets northwest, this afternoon
between = a!,c 1o:3h O'Clock. will be
Through tie Fires OF Temptation" a lin.
production, with Gene Gauntier and al
a!l-star east. 1t Is :, three-part drama tic
feature. Monday and Tuesday from IL
am. to II pm. Peter Makaroff," a four
part film. romance. vii be shown; Wed
nesday and Thursday. Tragedy of the
Arena " said TO be tho greatest circus
film ever produced; Friday, The Daush-
Ter OF OLD Ireland produced III Ire,anu,
and showing scenes of the Emerald Isle,
aud Saturday. "TAe Voice OF the Wild.
{; dramatic Iiln- Other dramatic, comic
and scenic tl.ns ril! be shown daily.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
oh! Oh, Delphine.'

ON! Oh. Delphine" is announced for
one week beginning Monday, February
IL. at the National Theater. Mcclellan
and Caryli, the librettist and composer
of oh. OH Delphine" have created &
musical piece which enjoyed a remarkable
run of more than one year in New York.
Frank Mcintyre, Octavia Broske, Scott
Ne.sh, Frank Doane, George Stuart
Christie, George \. Eeane Alfred Fisher,
Grace Edmond, Stella Hoban. Helen Ray
mond and Dolly Alvin are in the com
pany. The chorus Of the organization
is remarkable for the fact that it sings.
dances and acts. Matinees will be given
"Wednesday ard Saturday
Evening star., 1914-02-08
The Green Beetle. :

THE Green Beet'e. a two-part play by
Iohn Willard, will be presented at B. F.
kciths next week, with Madge Voc in
her original role and the complete initial
production. The plot concerns the ;ti-
legged snares set for American women
by certain CLASSES Of Cinnamon III THIS
country Ray Cos i'll sou-.s and chatter
Jesse l. i.askys Three Beautiful
Types" chris Richards, eccentric come
dian and others Will appear The usual
dancing, pictures and organ rccitals Wiz
br Included
To-day Ut ana s.l5 pm there viii he
concerts At r. + lIeiths. O'sa Pct-oya,
Robert T. Hain.s and company; john {.
Ric. and Sadly Cohen. Charles Howard,
Joseph Rat!i1 ami Dorothy HAYDEN the
rsulhan team: James II Guile. tho Du-
Eua boys, the three De Votes. the Pathe
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Grand Opera February Is.

, a performance Of grand opera in Wash
inston this season Will be given FRI
day afternoon. February l., at o'clock,
at Polls Theater, by the Philadelphia
Chicago Grand Opera Company. Puccni' 5
Nine. Butterfly will he the opera. The
star cast will include the English prima
DONNA Louise Edvina. in the title role.
Nine Edvina is regarded as one of the
greatest exponentS of this ro e now be-
fore the public. Her successes in Europe
and the nited States as the heroine Of
John Luther Longs beautiful romance
Evening star., 1914-02-08

James Z. Cooper, with a new burlcsque
organization, entitled Youth, Beauty
ind Folly" will be seen at the Gayety
Theater next week. Cooper still retains
act vehicle. The Blue Rose The play
is entirely. new, and scenery. cos
tune and lighting effects are said to be
attractive In the company are Tom Nc
Rae. Joe Madden. Eddie Foley. George
S. Thompson. Lucia Cooper, Dolly Webb
and Mabel Webb.
The chorus. of more than twenty four
introduces many new songs. old favortes
and novel dances.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Charged With Shopliftins

Charged wiki shoplittre Cs.theri, .
Kennedy, who save ilvr address a. sll
New Jersey spenue northwest. was ar
~ested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Grant and armstrong. 1, is charged that
The woman stole d dress valued al SIS
from an T street department store and
that she had secreted IL under her coat.
she will be eiv.n hearing in the Pouc,.
Court tomorrow mornire
Evening star., 1914-02-08
ArIuSEr rIElqIS
fcoutinucd from second Pase.,

be the leading attraction OF the Casino
TheaJer bill next week. Murray : Comedy
Dogs, in now and amusing features;
Rawlton and La Tour, IN songs, dances
and burlesque comedy; Nile. Paula. aerial
ist. who has many admirers among Wash
ington : vaudeville patrons. and George
Davis. b'ackface rIonoiogist. will be other
attractions. The surprise party tomorrow
night, the county store at $ and IL
O'Clock Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
the prize dancing contests THURSDAY
night ana the merry carnival of the
amateurs Friday night are listed as
usual
Today between 3 and 1o::si pm. q series
OF continuous concerts will be given,
featuring. in addition to the attraction
OF last week. new numbers and q special
orchestral program.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Margaret Anglin, February l6.

Margaret -Anglin comes to the Belasco
Theater Monday evening, February IL, in
= repertoire OF Shakespearean plays
Twelfth Night" LAS You Like IT. and
The Tanning of the Shrew" The or
der in which they are to be given will
he announced later. Miss Anglius sup
porting company is one of the finest
s.trakespearean acting organizations as
semhled in this country in recent years
The productions built for the various
plays are notably beautiful. The act
ing of the star and the productions of
the plays have elected enthusiast
critical tributes.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
TO INITIATE CLASS OF 100.
Banquet by Hibe-nians to Follow
the Exercises.

A class Of loo viii be initiated by the
Ancient Order Of Hibe-nians at joint
nitia ion 10 be held in Northeast Temple
this afternoon. commencing at 4 o'c ock.
a banquet is to follow the initiation.
Repress William L. Isoe Of Mis-
souri, will make the principal address. his
subject being Irish Tradition and Il eais.
4 choir of twenty-five under DIR. Charles
l. Griffith win render appropriate IiisA
selections.
The degree team is headed b. joseph
u. Sullivan Thomas p o'Dea. Edward
L. Cosan. Thomas McGrath. Michael u
Doyle James 3 RTeen. Matthew Nollo3.
John Sheeilv. Georgr n. Malone. Jose.tll
r. Liston, Micnael lfans-sy Daniei SUI
livan. John L. Clark. John J. cahill and
William J. Collins.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
J. A. Sample to Give Address.

James A. sample has ;,rl7inged to de-
liver an address tonight al . ociock Il
All Souls Church. itn ana / streets
northwest ci,titl,d personal I;ecol-
lections uf President Lincoln" The pua-
lie is invited To near IN, talk. which wil
b,s delivered III III, lecture room " ~
church.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
The Crinoline Girl.

The Crinoline Girl Julian Eltinge's
latest vehicle. which comes TO the CO.
lufnbia Theater for the week of Febru-
airy IL, il from the pen OF Otto Hauer-
bach, who IS responsible for such sue
oesses as Madame Sherry" High
Jinks" and others equally well known
The CFinoline Girl is described as q
nelodranatic mystery farce OF extraor-
dnary complications.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
SERGT. WILSON MUST PAY
COSTS OF HIS RETURN
Action on Retirement Also Will
Wait as the Result of
Court Martial.

~ e rys,.It o. court-n4arti.,j proceedings
Al In. Washington navy yard. Serst- vii
son of tine Marin Corps wil be deprived
OF So ef Ills pay yet Ia accrle. and
action on his application for retirement
will hc deferred until fulI payment has
been made. Wilson was convicted of
being absent without leave. and was SER
fenced To make =ood the entire amount
involved IN his apprehension ami return
u Washington from Erooklyn, y. y. In
view of MS eNceFtipUally hong and eX
eelieHt record, covering ~ period ~
thirty three wears, Serst. Wilson was not
reduced IL rank, q. punishment usually
imposed In such c:S,s. ana when thu
fine imposed has been Is,ia - undouht
e,liy viii le trtnsferl,a to tI.r retired list
with the rank and pa ~ his present
grad. OF s,.rr.art
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Senator Bacon Improving.

senator Bs>ao, ef t;eore.-s. who las been
seriously III =; his Apartments IN She
Netferiauds sill last week. wae r,parte,I
10 b. e auqrovsd conaitlot. last nlgl,.
His te.ev, whlH has been as nigh rs
ioci=.- hutl decreased to - and "a traction.
:; va saio- ard tbs s.rator was more
comfortable.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Lincoln to Be Rryan's Topic.

Secretary Bryan has arranged . de-
liver an address next Friday evening Il
the congregational Church. i"th and I;
streets northwest. il connection with 4
celebration of the anniversary OF Lin
coins ; birth 10 be he'll thar evening a
the church under the auspices OF the
q. a H.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Choral Society. directed by Otto T.
Simon, viii take place in April. An un-
usual aud widely contrasted program is
being prepared III which the music Of
spring Will be a strong feature The
t.Nts OF three OF tn, works are taken
from Milton, Shakespeare and Edgar
Allan Poo.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Maccabees.

U'is rrl@t I,nt y :, \. -. g. H.. SAD
- be RAPIDLY becoming oac of II. 'po.1
;.ctIHo r#ats it tH' c.t, .t,. :l,suf..-
.littee an ci.fs> #s-;i..,-ou -l4Eif..,i f. S,l.-
craI c1...littso u ;.oit li4 Lex r.o-itls
IN TIL trsst LlCrSl't tfcriil-. III N. T.
caoees have 4een i-ly!tea - 0e I-eSs1t
Evening star., 1914-02-08

III it were possible 10 produce better
bread than MILK BREAD he sure we "
do 1T Delivered to you wrapped. &c. loc
HOLMES BAKERY, 1"' T. PHI NJ. i''i''
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Flowers and Decorations

for weddings. receptions. dinners and al
occasions. Estimates siven. efude. l214 I.
advertisement.