Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07
The Chi;Lren,s Fancy K,al;.

Inc ShliHren'a Fancy Rail.
A BRILLIANT SCENE AT MARINI'S HALL LAST EVEN
Mr.. Marinis annual fancy dress ball. given to his
pupils, took place at MGrini's hail last night. The
large and well drilled school carried out the first part
OF the program with much spirit, and showed the
grace they had acquired under the tuition Of Prof
Mar1ni One OF the features was the charming
manner in which the following young ladies' and
gentlemen executed an old-fashioned ninuet: Mas
ter Harry DunWOOdy and Miss DaiSe DYER Master
Jesse Hyatt and Miss ". W. Foliett, Master Walter
Wyvill and Miss Pauline Faulkner, Master Arm
stard Peter and Miss Jordan. Master VIM. Helmus
and Miss Nellie Reeves, Master Walter Peter and
Miss Helen Bryan, Master Frank Reeves and Miss
Maggie Darneille, Master Robert Tyler and Miss
Lille EdmOnStOn.
A PROGRAM OF FANCY DANCES
was then carried out under the supervision Of Mrs.
Dennson The dances, which were beautifully ex-
ecuted, were as follows Cracovienne, Master Har-
vey Dyer aud Miss Della Dennison; cachIca, Miss
Eva Darneille; zingarella, Master Harry Dun
woody and Miss Daisie Dyer; skipping rope Miss
Flora c. Cook; Irish washer woman, Miss Adele
Master John and Miss Algie McG1lvary.
PUPILS IN CHARACTER.
After the fancy dances the floor was given up to
the adults the dancing up until late hour
Among the scholars present were: George Wilkin-
son, cadet; II. L. Dunwoody, PRINCE Robert It.
Leopold French page; John McGilvary, Irtshman:
Irish girl: Miss Nellie Reynolds, spring; Miss Bessie
Crawford, princess; Ferdinand King Bohbe shanto;
Nv Mise b na 9 pcy SI r Gf' r1 , laws
\. A. nel1nus, count Richard Hatton, Prince; Fred
Loverdge, Alonzo; Miss Belle Willetf, frost; Miss
bngey Spanish page Miss e Se e"s Ksy AtSdE.
SPRING Miss Bertha Noyes, quakeress: Arrnlstead
Peter, George Washington; Miss Edith Noyes, shep-
McGilvary, Count OF Paris Howard Hodge courtier:
Miss Orley McCarty: Aurora; Miss Nellie Gibson,
ARTIST; MISS Alg1e McGllvary. Irish woman; Miss
Maud Mccall. snow fake; Miss May Luttrell. folY
Lee Brltton, shepherd; Martin Britton. little boy
blue; Glenn REYNOLDS, huntsman: Waiter Wyvili.
Romeo; Miss Della DennisOn. HIGHLAND lass. Robbie
Rutherford. highland ladcia: Frank Riyes courtier
Waiter Peter, courter Burr Edwards, Spanish
Dyer flower GIRL Miss Flora Cook ,'7' flower lower
& wales Mss aerte Dawes: fosh f laay:
Miss Jennie Dockstader, butterfly: Miss Lena
Stearns, Mignon; Miss Matte Wymer. painting;
MIS- as Maud auar Ihompson lady Of the perod Miss
winter; Miss Annie Thompson. flower girl Miss
Jennie Reyburn morning star: Miss Blanche Smith,
the 10th century; Miss idith Dngley. French peas
ant Miss IS Laura Payne, Roman peasant: Miss
son. Russian lady; Miss carrie Helmus, Gipsy; Miss
Sadie Luttrell, boo peep: Miss Catherine Jordan,
court lady; Albert Wymer Brother Jonathan; Miss
Bessie Rutherford folly; Miss Eta Reyburn. coin
age Miss Lila Gait, Miss Mira Moves, Miss Mamie
| Lothrop Frank Brown, Nyinpo Jones, Miss Nellie
f s Mis o May bo way Ms5 Louise
| Hills, Victor Kaufman, Charlie Gray, sandy
Brltton, MISS Mary Hough, Henry Blair. a large
| people were present and enjoyed themselves
greatly In witnessing the delight OF the children
Neglected Wise's Story.
DRIVEN FROM HER HUSBANDS HOME SHE FINDS RE-
FCGE in THE ALMSHOUSE,
This morning MI A. K. Browne for Ellen n
Knapp (nee CovIngton>, filed bill for a divorce
from Gustav Knapp. She sets forth the MARRIAGE
& tIriS ffty nv nau w
| 1852, and states that within three months there.
| after he contracted habits OF 1ntoxication and
treated her with cruelty; that about july 18th az
that year he assaulted and beat her, and again in
the same month at 20I3 9th street northwest thar
he then urged her to go back to her parents in Viz
GINA until he could prepare home for her and che
did SO, remaining till August, when She not hav-
Ing heard from him. returned here. He then urged
her again to go back 10 Virginia Borrowing nOnev
she went back to her father and sad there till ner
ta.ner asa' Mnen Sne came 70 this city. On her
boarding place. and after endeavoling to ascertain
Iii, whe- eabouts she went to his parents in BaIti
more. where she found him. He then upbratlief
her Tor coming 10 him, became very angry and
treated her cruelty, saying If ii had not been for his
mother lie t would have been two thousand miles
states that she remained with his parents some
days, when bis mother said that while she was
willing that she should remain her husband was
not on account OF her condition. She then came tn
this city, and finding that her husband had gone TO
Shicaso she thereupon, on the advice OF physi-
clan. secured admission to the amshOuse hOspitai
ana going there on October 10TH 1852, was Confined
December Goth ana delivered OF twins, one OF whom
! expense. F
The MASTER MASONS AND THE HOp CARRIERS
the Master MasOns' association met last nirht MT
~ street, and elected officers as follows Pres-
oens, e. e. Ball; Vice president, j. A. Foos: secre-
M a S William j. McCollum, A. A. CoweII Joseph
;d C9ns, D T. Cissel. aRd f. F. Jones' 1t was de-
coco taa1 the wages OF the hod carriers who came
mere from Norfolk last Wednesday SHALL be Sc ner
/ day from the time OF their arrival -
MOst oI the NOD carriers from Norfolk and Peters
burg left Carson's hotel, sa6 PennSyiyanIa dvenne
| iast Wednesday evening for home by the Norfolk
Doat as stated In THE STAR OF that date only five
OF tnem remaining In this city, three of them nro
posing 10 go to New York. Other parties are looked
Ior rom the south, but members OF the Hod Car
rtefs Union are on the alert at every arrival OF
boats or trains TO catch the men up. The general
wages south for hod carriers is 81 per day.