The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
EASTER IN THE EAST END.
CAPITOL HILL AND ANACOsTIA
SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Puritan Clubs Ball-Anacostia rni-
formed Knights of Pythias Celebrate
Personal MentOn--Bad sidewalks
The Sick List.

The Puritan Clubs Ball-Anacostia rni-
formed Knights Of Pythias Celebrate.
Personal MentOn--Bad Sidewalks
The Sick List.
The lodge Of Jonadabs in East Wash.
ington will give hop to their friends to.
morrow night at Odd Fellows II IL on
Eighth street southeast.
The fair and bazar to be given by the
Twelfth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, over the new bank, has been
postponed until the 18th instant.
Mr.. Harry Bell of West Washington,
who has numerous friends in thissection,
Is in prccarious condition, suffering
from a complication of diseases.
Conductor Bronough of the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad, who was
run over 10y his car some time ago, as re.
lated in TnE CErrIc at the time, is no
better.
The large annex toS. Beiber's clothing
house is nearing completion and will prove
an ornament TO Eighth street when COM
pleted.
The Puritan Social Club gave a largely
attended ball i'm Odd.Fellows Hall last
night, 1t being the celebration Of the sixth
anniversary of the clubs organization.
Among those present were the Misses
England, Gates Smith, Andrews Rein
berg, Young, Keinan, Padgett, Pumphrey,
Caspar, Mrs. Hart; Messrs. Bean, Robb,
Padgett Humphrey, Keinau, Caspar,
Soper, England, Reinberg, Andrews, Day
ton, Gates and hosts of others. The COM
mittee were Messrs. Il. " Speider. Il. w.
Morgan, w II. Chandler and Il. $, Bell.
The Mount Vernon Council, No. 10,
Junior Order of United American Me-
ehanics, give their quarterly reception at
Washington Hall tonight.
The wedding of Mr.W H. Chandler of
this section and Miss Carrie Smith of
Anacostia is announced TO take place the
18th instant.
Mr.. &. w. Hardy of Leslie Md, is vs-
ting Mr. Il. y. Merricken of Fifth street
southeast.
Mr.. Mark Gates is suffering from the
prevailing malady-t the grip.
The East Washington Citizens Associa-
ton will hold n special meeting at Baum $
Hall third floor, southeast corner of
Fourth and East Capitol streets, Thursday
evening" April 2. \ proposition TO change
the time of regular meetings will then be
determined, with other business to come
| up in order.
Anacostia' 'snew Uniform Rank, Knights
| of Pythias gave their rmuch-talkel-of ball
last night in the new hall on Pierce street.
! The success Of the entertainment was due
| to the efforts of the committee Messrs.
NJ. G, Thompson, c. J.. Brooks, c. r..
| Brooks, G. W. Seger, j. y. Brashers, j. 4.
Bean, p. Stangier, NJ. Schneider, G..
| Flcishmap, Thomas +. Murray, j. G..
Leonard, c. Il. Dodge and II. G.. Kenner,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Turner and daughter, accom-
| panied by Miss Ella Wannsleben, will sail
| for Germany, where they will remain Il
| year the 18th instant.
Gas street lamps are badly needed ON
! Jefferson street, above Fillmore, and the
| sidewalks in front of the residence of Hon.
Fred Douglass need repairing. Over two
| years ago am appropriation of 1000 was
| made by the District Government TO build
retaining wall there, and its non-erectiun
has allowed the earth to slide nearly 30 the
centre of the roadway.
The Citizens Association here is be-
ginning to prepare its list of wants to be
| given to the proper authorities shortly.
Mr.. j. I. Branson, who has been quite
| ILL., is convalescing, and Mr.. &. Il. Bowen
is somewhat improved.