The Evening critic., 1883-06-02
EAST WASHINGTON.

McCauley's Hall was tastefully arranged
last evening on the occasion OF tho rendition OF
tho old legend Of "Cinderella and Her Slipper
by the pupils OF Miss Mario Mussaon's Ger
man school. The play was performed IN tho
German language and was deservedly sue
cessful throughout. The following bright 1T
tie ones participated: Anna RichHrd, Henry
Tranc, Samuel King, Julia Maedel, Elennor q.
Ilsher, NAB Bigolow, Ancella u. flnher,
derderlka Nimmo, sydney Franc Myer Cohen,
chas. Joyce, Salvador Richard, Nellie Ent-
wlsle, Nellie Shields, jennie Fair, Annie West,
Robert Blgelow, John Chester, James Sprig-
man, man, Rodgers sg Barker, Mabel Doris, Alfred
Tyler, Paul Porter, Marie Chadwick, George
West, Mamie Entwisle, Harry Ieighter, Maid
Porter as stage manager. A splendid musical
programme followed the play. rt e
Mrs. Ann Louisa Patterson, who was
stricken by apoplexy last Tuesday oven-
Ing, died Thursday afternoon from the effects
OF the attack. Mrs. Patterson had Just stepped
toi and Eighth street, when she was attacked
and fell forward to the ground. Her death will
be regretted by o large number OF acquaint-
ances.
A magnificent painting OF the "sacred
Heart" recently executed by Costaginni, who
Is completing Brumidi's work under the Capt.
tol dome, has been presented TO st. Peters
Church by the artist. 1t is an unexcelled speci-
men OF art from the majic hand Of Costagtnni.
Mr.. VIM. II. Lusby, one OF the most estf-
mable citizens Of East Washington, died at his
residence, corner Of Seventh and g streets,
Thursday evening. Deceased for many years
was the superintendent OF the Congressional
Cemetery. His funeral Will take place from
Christ Church tof which he was member for
long number OF years) tomorrow, at
o'clock.
Rev. Thomas d. Hughes, late assistant at
ST. Peters Church, has been appointed by
Archbishop Gibbons pastor of st. Teross's
Church, Uniontown, with st. Ignatius' Church
In Prince Georges County, Md, as a depend
ent mission. Father Hughes VIII take Cnarge
anil ta In it, ITtat ton
town.
Another old resident has departed. Mrs.
Elizabeth Moller, who was for over 80 years a
resident OF this section, died on May ~, at tho
age OF 66 years, respected by all who knew
her. She was prominent member of Friend
ship Lodge, No. IL, 1. o. G. t., which body
passed suitable resolutions OF respect at Its
last meeting.
The funeral OF Mr.. John German, who died
at his residence on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Will
take place tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'clock from Christ Church.. Mr.. German was
well.known and highly.respected citizen.
Mise S. M. Lusby, daughter Of the late Will
Miss husby teacher Il in S one p Of our M public
schools and Is we'll and favorably known
throughout the city.
The discharged policemen have chartered
three Herdics TO run between the Baltimore N
| ohio depotand Juenemanns Park on the oc-
| casion OF their picnic, June 5.
| fair for the benefit OF tho new Catholic
Cnurcn-St. IgDatluS-wlll DC nelu at Wllson
Station, Prince Georges County, Nd, COM
| mencing Tuesday, June IL. washingtonians
| who wish to attend can take the 4:20 train
and return at midnight.
Families, picnics, excursions and the trade
| supplied promptly with ice cream In all
| favors by MIR. George Weidman, 303 Pennsy l.
vania avenue southeast. Also, with cakes,
| candies and other confections, manufactured
| on the promises by skilled workmen.
| Seventh Week of Our Special Bar
gain Days, Monday and Tuesday,
| Hume 4 and 3.
10 pieces cream Irish point, 4 In. deep, 25c.
| 10 pieces cream Irish point, q in. deep, 31c.
10 pieces white Irish point, O In. deep, SOC.
| 10 pieces India lawn, yard wide, o..
| 15 pieces India linen, yard wide, 12l2c.
| i case more of reversible Monte cloth, &c.
| / case Of very finest Pacific lawns, new do
, sign, TIC, worth 12lac.
/ case short-end Pacific cashmeres, She.
| worth 15c.
| Opieces more ali wool nuns yelling, 12lac
$1,000 worth of feathers, ribbons, hats and
flowers, all delicate shades, at slaughterine
| prices.
case misses Newport ties, to 12, 5Sc.
Mems hard working shoes, $1.25.
a. Kaufman's Combination Store, 1241
Eleventh street southeast.