Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31
Merry MasqUeraders.
SCENES OF ENJOYMENT LAST EVENING

Prof. Sheldon'S annual masquerade last evening
was largely attended. There were many hand
some costumes displayed. Among those present
were: Miss Ida Humphrey, Indian Princess: Miss
Saile humphrey, Minnie Palmer; Miss Thomas
Negress; Miss Eva Sandman, RomaRy Rye; Miss
W. Havenner. Aesthetic Lady; Miss Anna Haven
ner, French Peasant; Mr.. Charles III. Scott, Pink
Domino; Mr. G. A. Godstein, Domino; Misses Nc
Donald, Brown and Smith, Jubilee Singers: Mr.
Mauss and Mr. Sniler, Colored Gentlemen: Miss
Stella Chapman Oliyette; Miss Minnie William
son, Tambourine Girl: Mr.. Edwari H. Davis. King
HayWar 'tssrJ Sc Jacan MSs pToc5Pr Qneen Anne Miss
Professor; Mr.. A. F. Aultck, Spanish Prince; [.
Baker; Bake Domino; Mr.. F. s. Parks Ku-Klux-K Khan;
Spanish Gondolier; Miss Manger. Crying Baby;
Mrs Becker, Laughing Baby; Mrs Sherwood.
street Musician; Mr.. VIII Pierce French Peasant;
Mis- Bessie Pierce, Scraps" and Miss Minerva
Sheldon, Cornucopia.
=, A masquerade party was given at Grand Army
Han M last evening. Silver medals We're awarded
10 tne most original masks. follows: s. r.
Dove, as "Tar ami Feathers" first prfze: Frank
Winter as German Emigrant," second prize
me IrSt prize Tor the ladies awarded to Miss
Katie Walter, Fairy Queen"
The shildren's masquerade bail given by the
SInSefDund at AbnerS last evening was Largely
attended, and he entertainment was in every way
most enjoyable. Eight prizes We're distributed
slate, Lizzie ketter Dolly; second prza. silver
cup, Leroy Breitbarth Jockey The other win
ners were Ida Faher (Lirtle Quecnl, chiIdren's
game; John Holmes Gancy costume). scrap book:
Willie Waldman !Follyl, silver cup: F. Mueleisen
81. game; NJ. Van Collum Clown, knife and
FORK; F. oiiphant ~. scrap book.
CHARGED WITH LANDING FISH AT THE WRONG
WHARF-Willfam Stewart and r. A. Golden
were before the Poli5e Court this morning for v1o-
iaung the law governing fish wharpes. Mr. Col
0en was before the court a few days ago and was
nned In two cases OF the same character This
morning there wern four cases against Mr. Golden
ana Two against Mr.. Stewart for landing fiSh at
Johnson's wharf instead OF Riley's wahrf NJ RI
ley having bought the right from the District TO
land nSh. Nr. l. G. Iiine appeared for the derend-
ants ana had the cases contued until Wednesday
next
GOING TO PENNsYLvANIA.-Mr. J. A. Edgar who
mas oeen long connected with the religious soci Il
ana business circles OF our city, leaves here next
week with his family for their new home I'm Ches.
ter. Pa, where Mr. f. intends to engage In bust
ness. Having been connected with Waugh NJ F.
church and Sabbath school for the last nineteen
years as teacher, secretary, librarian and at pres
ent member OF the Official board In all the duties
or winch ne has been an effective and successful
Iaoorer, MS departure is especially regretted by
Tue members or that church. Mrs Edgar the
Gaughter or Capt j. HI. Hitchcock, the superinten-
aent or the Sabbath school, has also long been
Identified with the interests and success OF the
schOol, Where she has been faithful and Jealous
worker: They carry with them the sincere and
heartfelt wishes OF their many friends.