The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
EAST WASHINGTON.

The first ball Of the Golden Eagle Social
Club, of South Washington, took place at Wash
ington Hall last evening. IL was we'll at
embraced twcnty.slx dances. Among those
present were Misses Laura Waters, Katio
Mooney, Mary Penebaker, Annie and Mag
gie Beck, Ida Davidson, Carrie Smith,
Ruth Gray, Rose Sands, Mary Tourney, Ella
Sexton, Annie Bell, Mrs. Phoebe Murdoch, Mrs.
Laura Getzsinger and Professor Ed. smith and
lady. Tho grand march was led by Mr. J.
Beck and wife. The officers Of the club are:
Boyd Murdock, president; j. Cooksly, vice.
cordins Secretary ret j. MSrdocE treasurer. a. % Mr.
Charles Fuller was ballet master and j.. j.
Beck his assistant.
A rather novel prize entertainment was
given by Clements Lodge, No. 3, l. o: q. IT,, at
Washington Hall last night. After tho rcndi-
tion OF q very excellent musical and literary
programme prizes were distributed to those
the prizes drawn: Silver watch, two largo
chromos, basket OF fruit, toa'set, clock, tidy
sot and pair Of vases. Mr.. James a. Morrison
chromos; Miss Thorn, the basket OF fruiti Mr..
Il. j. Graney, the tea-set; Mr. Dal Pearson, tho
Mics Bates the yasGs ana M
Messrs. g. A. b. Boyd chairman, II. A. Ben
nett, S. II. Simons, Misses Minnie Batcs, Nellie
/. awarded gold Good Templar pin for getting
the largest number of chances. Mr.. Arch
Frear, G. W. @. IT,, guessed nearest tho number
OF beans in jar and received prize.
Navy-Yard, where she will undergo d thorough
overhauliDg. She has been lying at tho Naval
Academy, Annapolis, for some time. Previ-
ously she was used by the Government as
freight steamer, and Will probably resume
operations as such after being repaired.
The full Marine Band hold n rehearsal In
the purpose of experimenting in tho matters
of position and volume, In view OF their en-
gagement by the Garfield Memorial Monu-
ment fair managers. The rehearsal was sntis-
described as grand, tllllng the dome with
melody from the rotunda to the Goddess.
The nuptials of Mr.. Charles b. Fonda and
MISS Mollie Mundell are set for next wedncs-
day night at Christ Church, and Will not be
public. Tho bride and groom TO be are Justly
esteemed as among our best and most popular
young people, and have the hearty wishes OF a
host offriends for their future happiness.
youth named Gross Slipped and fell on tho
concrete pavement near the corner of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue east about ton
O'Clock this morning, severely cutting the
back OF his head. He was removed TO his
home.
Operations are nearly suspended In the Bu-
reat of Steam Engineering, Washington Navy
Yard, while waiting for the large, new and I'M
proved engine, which Will operate tho ma
chinery In that Department.
East Washington business Notes.
Groceries and provisions In variety and
price to suit at Ella Chollnis complete estab-
lishment 1876 Pennsylvania avenue east
orders for coal and wood also received at the
| store and satisfaction guaranteed.
Take your children to Joseph Waltemeyer's
complete store, 305 Pennsylvania avenue,
| Capitol Hill, and select their winter hats from
| one Of the most complete stocks In tho city
| Also look at the celebrated "Climax" shirts for
| only IL, and many other bargains.
The three hundredth anniversary OF tho
death OF Saint Teresa Will be celebrated In
| Saint Teresa's Church next Sunday. Services
Will be held at S and 10 o'clock n. m. and at
$3.50 p. m. Rev. Father Walter, OF st. Patrick'5 8
| Church, will onlciate at the last mass.
An interesting and pleasant party was giyon
last evening at the residence of Richard Roth.
well, esq, in honor of Mr.. NJ. +. Peako and
| wife, who were married last week at Cations
VILE, Nd,