The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-04-23

The young ladies and gentlemen connected
with the new Tabernacle, Rev. Dr. Hicks, pastor,
contemplate The formation of literary and debating
society meeting for that purpose Will be held early
IN the week.
home Mr. Allen is the nephew OF Hon. Elisha II.
Allen, Minister from the Hawaiian Islands, and has
made many friends during his solourn In this city.
lie is also relative OF Gen. Comfy, the present
American Minister,
The District Government hayea large force at work
identifying Seventh street. from street to the
river, by the transplanting OF trees.
The large Dutch Darkentine Helyetla which has
been visited by hundreds Of curious people at Bis
GOES wharf, Is undergoing repairs, preparatory TO
her departure for Europe. The courtesy extended to
the Bight-seers by Mai. Blscoe and his gentlemanly
employees Is worthy Of mention.
The marriage of Miss Maggie fogan to Mr.. Edward
Fitzgerald attracted very large circle OF relatives
Dominic's Church, Tuesday evening last at o clock,
by the Rev. Father William A. Hogan, o. T.. Ex-
Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Blaine, Miss Dodge Miss
Sherman, daughter ot the General and others We're
present. The bride, an accomplished young lady, is
the niece Of our well-known citizen, John Fegan, ESQ
aud has for come time past been intimately acquainted
with the Blaine and Sherman families. Mr. FlZgeT-
aid Is prominent merchant Of the southeastern
ton. The happy couple were the recipients Of many
costly presents and left ON the $40 train for an OK
tended Northern tour.
Miss Anna Galaher the daughter OF II. n. Gallaher
Esq, editor Of the Virginia Free Press left the city
Tuesday for hor home In Charcstown, W. Va.
f. L. HeChaTt Is having his place OF business artistic
ally beaulihed under the supervision Of MIR. Z. o..
1t understood that the purchasers of the sh priv
lege5 from the District Government propose 10
institute proceedings for an enforcement OF the old
city ordinance whcheNphcltly declares that all fish
arriving at our port shall he SOLD at johnson Bros.
wharf foot Of Twelfth street, under the personal
supervision of the Government Inspector, In support
Of their claims they state that there Is only
fpeCtOr Il is an utter mpOssDity for the emplOy6 10
be AT the hfsh wharf and the numerous steamboat
whaIyeB at the same time. The present Inspector Is
asglduou8 iu the discharge OH duties, which are yorJ
aTduous.
". A, Yorkos, the superintendent Of the Indepond
ent leo Company, Is erecting lne family residence
81, 900. Mr.. james II. Grant Is the builder, and Il
assisted 10y Mr.. q, W, Dant.
Miss Nellie PlOwden, one Of the bellies Of S.
Mays County, Md, IS sojOurnng IN the city, ia,
guest Of Mrs. Dr. &, NJ Hammett, Of street.
Mrs. r. s. Tune, Of Piney Point, Md, aud Mia
Laura ROCK, Of Northumberland County, Va, af
visiting MIS-. n, l. Tune, Of Seventh and streets
The oyster roast rendered TO The Minnie Palmo
Theatrical Company by our well known citizen, L.
y. ClementB Esq, Friday morning, at the jackson
House. proved 10 DC most enjoyable affair. Mr.
Jackson, the genial proprietor, was equal 10 the
casiOn and.dsplayed his accustomed hospitality.
Mi. and Mrs, George Tucker gave musicale aut
supper party, Friday night, IN honor OF Mr.. r.. j.
Graham, the actor, at their residence, Virginia
avenue. Mr.. Graham, the guest rendered beyera
Of his umtable songs and entertained those present
were Or. Hamilton H. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Dal
ton Mr.: and MIS- iealc, Nh. and Mrs. Galloway,
Lille Claryoei aud Messts j. T.. Kline John Gar
yOe john l.. Mack, ana Robert Claryoe Mr. anl
Mrg. Tucker were AS entertaining as ever.
The energy displayed by the newly elected yestfy-
mon Of Grace T.. u. Church, Rev. Francis Gillat,
pastor, has been tue means Of placing the ChuTrl
upon nrmeI footing and securing large Increase II
tic congregation. The church has been Handsomely
Improved With a fine altar, and the pews recushung
in an elaborate style. TO enable the choir 70 TepA
their organ ana secure new music o concert VIII b.
given tic first week IN May, the participants com
lTimng our finest local talent.
Jackson Yates, esq,, our well-knOwn citizen, I
lin dangerously III WILL typhoid fever,