The Evening critic., 1882-12-30
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho masquc soireo Of Professors weich and
Mccoy, at McCauley's Hall, last evening, was
sions OF tho season. Tho hall was tastefully
decorated, and tho merry throng OF masquer-
nders were Jolly, and not jar occurred TO In.
terfere with the enjoyment OF tho evening
Tho prizes, pair OF elaborate gold bracelets
and handsome pair OF seevo.buttons, were
awarded respectively to Miss Mary Brown,
who assumed tho character OF n frisky negro
girl, and Mr.. Ed. oyster, n fat and romping
German schoolboy. A sumptuous supper, pre-
pared by Misses Cross, Harvey, Welch, Mccoy,
spread in an adjoining room, and presented
characters impersonated weroi "span.
Ia aoddess Of sSSSS MISS s' Katio sp Mecor@iSs SSF
"dypsy Maiden MISS Mary Malady; .'Dach.
sis piana, Mrs.. NJ 'sf MdSe efgo a%mSs
Baby" Miss Lulu McCarty; "school Girls"
Misses Ada Cross, Jennie Watson and Winnie
Miss Lizzie Chapman; aaoddess Of Of Liberty
Mailheuse; .Turklsh Nobleman," Mr.. William
n%yoF msn mr. Frank Rs GfHs r Ghn m
Morgan 'Ttallan Brlgand," Mr. Chambers;
also "olaudc Duvall.' 'Jew," and many
others.
Considerable excitement was cccasioned In
East Washington about 8 o'clock last evening
by rumor that a man had been disembowled
In an ARRAY on the corner OF Eighth and X
BtrcetS bOutneHet. lnVebtlgntlOn by n CRITIC
reporter ELECTED tho fact that while thore had
been an ARRAY Mt that point no one had been
carved. The participants were two sailors,
who indulged In lively lsticun TO tho edit.
cation OF large crowd. Judge Smell nned the
two royers OF the deep So zach this morning.
There will be watch.night meetings tomor.
row night at the First NJ. =. Church, and by
Eureka Council OF Jonadabs at Washington
Hail.
The reunion OF the Rialto Social Club was
held last evening at the residence OF Cyrus L..
Monatt, East Washington. 1t was very on
isyable gathering, rendered 80 by the smiling
faces OF tho Misses Huntington, Maguire,
Guinand, Neyhart, Hutchinson, Duiin, Carroll,
Cawood, Fullalovo and Dunn, and Messrs.
Emmons, Palmer, Turner, Dove, Moffatt, snif.
I'm, woodward and Cook. Amusing charades
and music wore followed by grand banquet.
Tho table was spread with the dclicacies OF tho
season. Tho president r. W. Emmons, jr., Of
| ferod the first toast In honor to tho ex.memi.
bors, which was followed by several others.
At tho wee hours OF tho morning the club ad-
1ourned, wishing many happy reunions.
The members OF Capitol Tont, No. SO, !. o. r.,
aro preparing a musical and literary enter.
tainment for the benefit OF Mr.. Louis $. La.
bile, one of the most active and brilliant
members OF that tent.
large discharge of employees of the Equip.
ment Department Of the Navy-Ya was made
yesterday. .'i..
The members of Anacostla Tent, 1. o. r.,
were treated to ooantSSSs repast last nigh,
also rendered.
The Christmas entertainment OF the Church
| of the Heavenly Rest (colored Episcopal) last
evening was an enjoyable occasion.
| Mr.. william Garges, invited q large number
| OF his friends to q house-warmng party In his
| new residence last evening. A splendid oys-
| ter supper and other luxurios were spread
out and a jolly time spent by those present.
Among tho latter were Messrs. Henry Peter
son, u. W. Sunny, W. W. Kelser, the Misses
Beers, Miss Matte Garges and others.
East Washington business Notes.
For New Years milk and cream visit the
Swiss Dairy, Mrs. Wagner, d03 East Capito
| street. Also fresh butter and cream.
Those who propose keeping open house, will
| find by purchasing their coffee at the Enter
| prise Tea Company, corner Fourth and Penn
sylvania Avenue east, o'Donnell & Bro, tha
they have Just received twenty bags OF the
of Mochas, which have the bondhouse certif
cate on them, and which hayo been roasted
especially for their trade. They will also give
away hardware, crockery, fancy ware and
glassware to their customers.