The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
EAST WASHINGTON.
A Surprise Party-FuneraI of Alex.
Ktbbey-The Band of Hope.

A delightful surprise party was rendered
MISS Mary Wood by come OF her young friends
AT her residence, on Second street, last Wednes-
day evening, There was good music, dancing,
refreshments and n nice time had generally.
Among those present were Misses Annie Acton.
Decker, Nellie olendaniei, Emma Pierce,
Emma Gibson, Lillian Lamb, Maggie Morgan
and Masters Frank ober, Richard Oulehan,
Frank Hilton, John Welsh, James Dyer, Rob.
ert Page, Harry Bright John Chester, James
McCatherine, Arthur CLIFFORD, Bert Town, VIII
Porter, Lou Stratton.
The funeral OF tho late Alexander Kibby
took place yesterday afternoon from tho fam.
lily residence on street.
There was an entertainment at Douglass Hall,
near Hlllsdale, last night. IL was given by the
colored people. Abraham Leo and VIM. Cole
thought the AFFAIR was little too slow for
them, and started rumpus. Blows wero
struck, when Lee drew revolver and shot
but Cole got awfully frightened. The belliger-
ents both left the hall, but were later in the
evening captured by the officers OF the Union.
An lncendiary set fire to Mr.. watson's store In
Hillsdale yesterday. The loss was slight, but
1t was not the fault the incendiary.
VIM. Elliott is marine, and 10 known as the
"klng OF Dsserters." lie was captured for the
tenth timo to-day by onicer John Hume, the
swift runner OF the Eighth Precinct.
Ono OF tho most pleasant hops OF the season
was that given Wednesday night at odd.Fel-
lows Hall by Harmony Lodge, No. o, 1. o. o.
+. There was q large crowd present, and all
had good time. Among those noticed were
Misses 0nutt, Rocket, Ferrelle, A. Warner, NJ.
Turner, 8. spicer, Robey, Carrie Duyaul, Bin
ger, Patterson, Lille Rothwell and Addio
Chereldine; Messrs: THOMPSON, oohill, Har-
bin, Robey, Nottingham, Cheseldin, Robinson,
r. Cole, T.. Cole, Mckee, Foos Brunerd, Moore,
Dove, Harrison, Thorn, Taltaval and Eaton.
Eagleston Band OF Hope gave an entertain
ment last night at the North Carolina avenue
NJ. p. Church, being the second anniversary
Of said band, and the following programme
was presented; Chorus, "Unflrl the Tenn.
perance Banner" address OF Welcome, Miss
Leona Brown; recitation, Miss Lille Carpen-
ter; recitation, little Miss Lottle Barr; chorus,
"rumble Liquor Dealers" recitation, Miss
chorus, the members Of the band; recitation,
little Miss Mamie Swindell; song, CUP
Bunker HILL" tho mombers OF the
band; recitation, Miss Leona Brown; song,
"Jolly Glrls," the members Of the band reel
tation, Miss Mollie Farmer; dialogue, Misses
Leona Brown and Emma Swindell; echo song,
Miss Maggie Farmer. Tho band holds its
regular meetings on Sunday evenings at $3.50
o'clock p. m. at the above-named church, and
VIII BIO glad TO see any temperance friends.
Tho Trio Club gave brilliant reception and
dancing party to their friends at McOauley's
Hall, Capitol HILL. Thanksgiving eve. The af.
fair was voted the best OF tho season, and
everybody thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The hall was tastefully decorated, and the
large company engaged in the terpischoreal
10Th to part cempnnS when th M exce n M
| prepared programme was ended. Some OF
those present were Misses Annie 0'Brien,
Susie Spicer, Nellie Sergerson, Annie Griffith,
Katie o'Brien, Annie Curry, Kate Sullivan,
| Johannah sergerson, Molly Kelly, Katie XII.
| bourn, Maggie woodgate, Mary Riley, Sena
Brick, Katie Honey, Fannie Leonard, Mary
Lee, Mamie scrivener, Mary Mcnamara,
| Amelia Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
| Richard Moore, b. j. o'Brien, Frank venable,
| Thomas Sullivan. John II. Kelly, Ir., ArthIsc
| EDbs, James Z. Donnelly and Charles .Rfrchl,
B'rnard Gates and James ss.~