The Evening critic., 1882-04-11
EAST WASHINGTON.

The Dreadnaught Yacht Club'slOng. expected
ball occurred last night ut Odd-fellows' Hall.
The room was tastefuly and profusely deco
rated with bunting and banners, and the most
excellent music was rendered by Professor
pistorios orchestra. Tho grand march, In
which siXty-threo couples participated, was
Padgctt. Among the many pleasuro-seekers
present THE CRITIC noticed Mesdames Alice
Buckley, Rosa Buckley, Emma Webster, Mag
gle Webster, Leila satterneld, Laura Waters
Mocabee sisters, Carrie Duvall, Dot Reid,
Rosa Sands, Carrie Fearsinger, and Messrs.
Hub. Lewis, Dallas Anderson, Charles Childs,
Philip Hutchinson, Edwin Dykes, William
Rocket, Frank Brown, Jesse Carr, Jos. Brown,
and william McKensio.
The reunion soireo given last night by Pro-
fessor Birmingham TO his pupils was largely
attended and highly enjoyable. Professor
Krueger's orchestra rendered choice music
for the occasion. The following ladies and
gentlemen were among those present: Mes
danes Flora Euglc, Emma Carr, Matte and
Mollie o'Connor, Carrie Butt, Katie Entwlsle,
Martha Smith, Susie and Mollie De Saules,
Lynchio and Susie Book, Ida Roame, Laura
Waters, Carrie Duval; and Messrs. George
McCathran, VIII II. Devreaux, Al. Wolf, f. Q.
scaggs, james Smith, Bernard Gates, Jessie
Carr, and Roman l.. Baca, OF New Mexico.
Dancing continued until a. m.
Ameetlng OF the Republican Invlncible Club
was held last evening at the club room, Peake's
Hall, DR.. E. A. Adams, presiding. Several new
quent members were expelled for nonpay-
ment Of dues. Remarks were made by Messrs.
D.. A. W D.. r..
A rousing meeting is anticipated on the fourth
Monday evening Of this month, on which oc-
casion 1t is expected couple OF prominent
congressman will be present and address the
club
There will be two entertainments at odd
Fellows Hall next Thursday evening-one In
the hall, the other in the lecture-room.
The Easter Offering at Christ Church
consisting OF potted calla-lilies crosses of i'm
| mortelles, NC, were certainly unequaled In
TIM city. Most of the floral decorations have
not been disturbed, in Wow Of the wedding
which occurs there tomorrow evening.
Adam Roth's mechanics garden was the
scene OF a well-attendod dance last night. The
| ceremonies continued until early this morn
| ing.
| East Washington Council, No. 81, American
| Legion Of Honor, met last night and trans.
| acted business Of importance to the member
| ship.
| James Gibson has been appointed special
| policeman, to do duty at Roth's garden fol
one year, by order Of the Commissioners.
Little Annie Lewis SO we'll known In this city
| and whose parents reside in East Washington
| has gone to New York, where she will undergo
| a course of training. 1t is expected that when
she returns In the fall 1t will be to make hei
| debut upon the stage. The many friends oi
this charming little wonder wish her all sue
| cess.
beautiful silver-mounted caster, now upor
exhibition, will be presented to the Capita
| City Guards fair by their colored friends en-
| ployed in tho Capitol.
THE CRITIC reporter met Nr. Oscar Vorlan
der, the genial business manager of the Rotl
brewery, last night, who informed us that
sample of the Roth beer had been sent to tn
| Agricultural Department for analysis, I'm orde
to settle the question as to the composition O
| Washington beer.
| The police Of the Eighth Precinct wer
| measured for their summer suits by the col
tracing parties yesterday.
There was no music at the Marine Barrack
| yesterday owing to the weather.
The stable OF Mr.. Hilton, 100 Sixth stree
northeast, was entered by thieves at an earl
| hour this morning and a valuable set Of ha
ness stolen therefrom. The robbery was di
| covered by officers Shelton and Clinton. Th
thieves have not been apprehended yet
A private dance Will be given at Assoclatio
Hall next Thursday evening by Messrs. He'll
| lein and West.