The Evening critic., 1882-10-27
EAST WASHINGTON.

Odd-Fellows' Hall was fairly alive last night,
the occasion being ball by tho popular Min
neola Social Club. Tho large hall was packed,
and dancing to the strains OF Webers full
orchestra continued until nearly daylight.
Among the many present were Misses Gracio
Dykes, Jessie Marks, Belle and Julia Quigloy,
Bettio Potts, NJ. Davis, Julia Wright, Maggie
Webster, Addle Belts, Addie Roach, Ella Con
nor, Julia and Lizzie Holroyd, Lizzie Rollins,
Susie spicer, Jennie Mitchell, Josie Holland,
Nettie Young, Tenla q. Moran, Annie Forros.
ter, Mr. John u. Miller and wife, Professor
Smith and lady, Mr.. O.. Grace and wife, Pro-
fessors birmingham, Mccoy, Golway, and
Messrs. q. Melliur, G.. Welch, S. Menokeim, j.
Walter Blandford, L. Hutchinson and brother,
a. Bart, L. Miller, W. Gaddis, +. Barry, L. Sage,
Joseph Martin, Nokes, Frank Cross, g. SMELL
inc, and the following memhers of the club
+. NJ. Price, @. Childs, W d. Hutchinson, j. j.
Dove, j. q. Johnson, o. s. Miller, II. i. Gordon,
VIM. II. Lusby, j. f. Nokes, @. p. sherzer. II. S.
march was led by Mr.. f. NJ, Price and Miss Julia
Quigley. Among the handsome costumes the
following were noticeable: Miss Oracle Dykes,
rose.colorod nuns yelling, passemonterio ANA
and renl race, pearl ornaments and natural
flowers; Miss julia Quigley, white tullo, blue
satin waist gold ornaments and natural
flowers; Miss Addio Roach, cream nuns veil
ing, antique lace, gold ornaments and natural
flowers; Mrs. Robertson, black silk skirt, white
satin waist, gold ornaments and natural
flowers; Miss Jessie Marks, white dotted Swiss,
lowered Six polonaise, gold ornaments and
natural flowers.
middle.aged white man named Burns, who
resides on Thitd street southeast, was thrown
Violently from his wagon about $50 o'clock
this morning on the county road near the toll
gate, sustaining severe internal injuries, be-
sides cut on the head. Tho accident was
caused by one OF the front wheels Of his
vehicle flying or. He was taken homo.
Professors birmingham & Golways soiree at
Washington Hall, last night, was thronged
with young people, who spent several pleasant
hours stripping the light" Cards are out for
the Professors calico sOiroe Monday evening,
November O, which Will be one OF the events Of
the season.
The Jockey, Callahan, who 1T was reported
yesterday had been fatally Injured during the
races, and who was taken to Providence Hos
pital, was discharged from that Institution
this morning, further medical treatment being
conceded unnecessary. Ho at once expressed
his intention OF riding In the races again
to-day.
The first anniversary OF the Starlight Social
Circle Will occur at Washington Hall Tuesday
evening, November z, and will be equally rs
successful as previous events giyen by this
popular club.
East Washington business Notes.
East Washington now has mineral.wator
depot stored with full supply OF all tho i'm.
ported and American natural spring waters
which can be obtained In any quantity at
downtown prices, from an enlerprislng drug
gist, DR.. i. y. Dooley, corner Third and Penn
eylyania avenue southeast.
Business is booming. SO says Ford. Frank,
the popular low-price shoe dealer OF Capitol
Hill, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue east, and no
wonder Wnen no ID seIllnB lhules klu button
boots for 0S cents, mons working shoes for 81
cents, chIldren's strlng.heol button for 60
cents, sc. Go patronize him by all means.
Every day the Excelsior Confectionery man.
ufactures fresh peanut cocoanut, yellow and
cream taflles, and all iiayors OF cnramels on
the promises, 303 Pennsylvania avenue, Cap.
itol Hill.
Mrs. Stratton, corner OF Third street ana
Pennsylyania avenue, Capitol Hill, will have
her grand fall and winter opening next Tues.
day, beautiful display OF millinery goods
from the large houses In New York, philadel-
phia, Baltimore. She invites every one 10