The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
EAST WASHINGTON.

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The hop OF tho Washington Light Guards at
McCauley's Hall last evening was, as pre-.
dlcted, brilliant AFFAIR. The officers Of tho
company and the several committees werc In
defatigable In their efforts, and everybody on
1oyed first.class time. Professor shepherds
orchestra discoursed excellent music. Among
those present were Captain l.. A. Bailey and
wife, Lieutenant II. Il. Weaver and daughter,
Sergeant Frank Clark and q. NJ Ford, of tho
Union Veteran Corps; Misses Katie Entwistle,
Susie Book, Donna and Annie Gelston, Mr.. Ed.
Crandall and wife, Birdie Crandall, Miss
Trueshelm, Mrs. May and Ella Mitchell, Miss
Alico Mcdonald, Ada Cross, Mesdames wad-
son, Emily Graham, Alice Miniln, Messrs.
Frank Dillon, Charles A. Wagner, George Nc.
Auley, Frank Woodward, Richard Irwin, j. l..
Lipscomb Isaac Scott and John Strauss.
The regular meeting OF the Grand Lodge, 1.
o. q. t., OF tho District, was hold last evening
at Washington Hall. A large number of rep.
resentatives from subordinate lodges were
present. A delegation from the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia Good remplars was also present.
and was warmly welcomed. An election was
held, resulting as follows: A. Kalstrom, @. W.
Frear, O, W. v. r.; NJ. p. Caldwell, q. W. s.;
W. r. Childe, q. W. n; Ii. 4. Bennett, q. W.
NJ; Miss Lillio Cnullnower, ID. q. W. NJ; j. II.
Mitchell, g. W. O.; Miss Annie Cox, @; W. l..
representative 10 tho II. W. Grand Lodge; Mrs.
Annie Brayley, general superintendent Juyo.
nile Templars. silver modal was presented
to Past Worthy Chief Tcmplar Frcar, and n
gold medal to W. @. Brookilold, recording sec.
retary.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. II. 8. Boswell of
East Washington were glad to learn OF his
promotion TO the position OF private secretary
TO POsimaster General Howe. Mr.. Boswell is n
genial and popular gentleman, and his for.
tune Is tho theme of much favorable comment
among his acquaintance IN this section of the
city.
The members OF Twelfthstreet NJ. L. Church
have completed arrangements for giving q
concert In tho church building Wednesday
evening, November 10, and from present indi-
cations 1t VIII be grand success.
The gas.lampin the alley between Third and
Fourth and and East Capitol streets north
east is never lighted by the functionary who Is
paid 10 perform that service, and IL the police
officers did not occasionally light the lamp,
the dismal old alley would remain In Egyptian
darkness.
Capital Tents entertainment takes place
this evening at McCaulcys Hall.
The sociable and entertainment by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Church Of the Re-
formation last evening was q complete sue.
cess. An admirable programme was pre-
sented and enjoyed.
The first hop of Anncostla Tent, No. 1873
!. o. r., takes place at odd-Felows' Hall
southeast this evening.
The marriage OF Mr.. Charles A. Meacham Ia
Miss Mary Quigley was solemnized nj the resi-
denco OF tho brides parents, 752 Seventh
street southeast, yesterday evening. large
circle Of relatives and friends were present,
and congratulated the happy couple. The
presents received were both numerous and
costly Mr.. and Mrs. Meacham Will take VI
| their residence at sos X street northwest, and
| their many friends wish them prosperity II
| their new relations.
East Washington business Notes.
Mr.. Joseph Waltemeyor's hat and gentle
mems furnishing establishment, 305 Ponnsyl
| vania avenue southeast, is an East Washing
ton convenience. Childrens hats, silk scarfs
shirts, hose In all styles, umbrellas, &C., a
the lowest figures.