The Evening critic., 1882-11-15
EAST WASHINGTON.

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The first ball OF the season by tho Northeast
Pleasure Club took placo. AT Washington Hall
last evening, and was well attended. Professor
Callans orchestra furnished music. The fol-
lowing are some oil the couples that partici-
pated In the grand marchi President OF tho
club, Mr.. +. j. Fritz, and Miss Sophie Hlrth;
yice-president, Mr.. Thomas Craven and Miss
Langley: MIR. Alex. Brown and Miss Minnie
oDey, Mr.. Thomas o'Donnell and wife, Mr..
August Thour and lady, Mr.. John Heller and
Mics Eva Branson, Mr.. Edward Dean and Miss
Sander, Mr.. john Nally and Miss Lizzie
Brown, Mr.. Charles Biggs and Miss verbenis
master, with Mr.. John Il. Heller as assistant.
A fracas occurred between several young
white men on Thirteenth street northeast at "a
late hour last night, during the progress Of
knife in the hands OF one OF the combatants
Tho fight originated In q member OF tho party
calling another liar. No arrests were made.
tho reunion of Professors WEIGH and Mccoy at
McCauley's Hall last night.
musical and literary entertainment TO be
given by Capital Tent, No. 90, l. o. r., Will
take place tomorrow evening at McCauley's
Hall.
Tho Light Guards hop occurs tonight Mt
McCauloys Hall. An enjoyable occasion Will
be spent by those who attond.
The sociablo and entertainment to bo given
by members OF the Church OF the Reformation
this evening In tho lecture-room OF tho church
VIII be very pleasant event. Tho following
programme Will be presented: Plano solo,
Miss Rosa Theukuhl; vocal solo, "Cavatina,"
Miss Berthe Crawford; recitation, Miss
Kramer; flute solo, "Then You'll Romombor
Me-" MIR. Henry Jaeger; vocal solo, Miss Car
roll; recitation, Miss Kramer; 1ute solo, Mr..
Henry Jaeger; vocal solo, Miss BERTHE Craw-
ford. The admission fec has been placed at
the low ngure OF ten cents.
Mr.. Charles ]. James, a well.known citizen
OF Anacostla, is engaged to give q select read
ing at the entertainment to De given at Waugh
Chapel next Friday evening.
The first hop OF Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, I.
o. r., Will take place tomorrow evening at
OddFellows' Hall, southeast. 1t Will be an
auspiclous event.
Tho entertainment by the young people OF
chapel, was enjoyed by quite large and ap-
preciatlye audience.
Perseverance Lodge, 10. @. T., held q pub
lie installation OF ofiicers at McCauley's Hall
last evening. After the ceremonies quito u
nice programme was rendered by members of
the order.
East Washington Business Notes.
A complete line OF quilts, blankets and other
bedding at Mr.. George f. Harbin's dry goods
store.
Groceries In variety, quantity and quality at
McCauley Dellwig's two stores. complete
limo OF liquors also.
shotguns and other sporting paraphcrnalia
Mt Wagner's depot, 207Aa Pennsylvania avonuo
east. Repairing specially.
Selffeeding heaters, all kinds of cooks and
other stoves can be found at william D..
Marches East washington stove depot.