Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-16
ANACOsTIA.
ANAcosr1A TENTS ENTERTAINED.


The long projected entertainment and hop Of
Anacostia Tent, 1873, I. o. R., occurred with
great eclat last night Masonic Hall was never
more deliberately decorated with ported plants
and bunting or more densely thronged with
people, large percentage of whom were
Washingtonians. Much credit is due those who
made the event such o success. The program
included vocal solos by Miss Martha Mundell
Linwood B. Taylor, Frederick Darling. Miss
Susie Wilson, ]. T. Loveless, d. F. Taylor and
Robt. Monroe, Instrumentation by Gordon
Darling, Dorsey Moran. John W. Garland, Mrs.
Florence Sweetman, G. Mills, Geo. Johnston
and Harry Kelly, fancy dancing by Jos. Del
handy, stump speech by Edward Britton and
whistling solo by Yorke At Lee. The farce.
Trouble in the Doctors Office" was pre-
sented by Messrs. E. Britton, J. Simpson. T.
Simpson and E. Lowe. A dialogue, entitled
''Sloeleafs White Hats" was rendered by
Messrs. T. p. Southwick and W. G. Southwick,
The dialogue 'Hoyden" was given by Miss
Fannie Rowe, Miss Lollie Fugitt, Miss Annie
Bladen and Mr.. Harry Allen. The performance
was concluded with Punch and Judy by Mr.:
Harry Torney, after which the Hoor was cleared
and the dance held sway till morning.
The following were the committees: Recep-
ton, N: McNelly, Charles Baden. Vim. H.
Berry, J. w. Gill and 7. S. Webster; floor, J. 7.
LOveless and Geo. Johnston; ballet master,
William P. Kelly; assistant ballet master, Ed
ward Lowe. Empire Council, No. IA, Sons Of
Jonadab, came over in q body. Prof. McNal-
leys orchestra furnished music.
ABIRTHDAY PARTY.
pleasant party was given yesterday at the
residence of Mr.. George Johnston in honor Of
the seventeenth birthday % Harry and Carrie
Kelly. There were music and refreshments.
A large number Of invited guests were present
MARRIAGE IN BALTIMORE.
Mr. Christian Rro1rol a,I M;a. -N.~v
Schawnburg were married yesterday at st.
Gregory's Church, Baltimore. Those attending
from Anacos.ia were Mr.. John Brazrol. Mrs. John
Brazrol, Miss Mary Brazrol and Miss Amelia
Liersch. The newly married couple will re-
turn this evening.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Church and Mrs Helen E.
Striker have returned from Upper Marlboro,
Nd
Misses Nellie and Ella Hardy are conva-
lescent.
Mr.. Robert s. Stokes of Richmond is the
guest Of Mr.. David Mckee.
Miss Minnie Langhorn is visiting Mrs.
Fisher.
Mr.. Rison Of the Anacostia railroad has re-
turned to his home in Charles county. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hughes and Miss
Pearl Hughes will spend the summer at Mani
tou Springs, Col, as the guests OF Mrs. Eva C.
IuiinSs
Rev: G. W. Mccullough of the Baptist
Church and Rev. Ezekiel Richardson of the
Methodist Church are convalescing from at
tacks of grip.
Miss Emile Chapman of Argyle avenue st.
Louis, is with relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Green and son Howard
returned yesterday afternoon from their visit
to Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon. Palatka, PEN
sacola and st. Augustine.
Mrs. James NJ. Reynolds of Fort Scott, Kan,
is visiting Mrs. S. A. Canter
Mr. Charles Haggenmaker formerly of Ana
costa, but now of Seattle, WASH, is in town
for brief stay.
Judge George H. Armstrong yesterday on
tue oath OF j. H. Adrians issued warrant for
the arrest of Andrew Jackson and John Ander-
son on the charge Of destroying the COM
plainant s fence at the junction of Sumner ave-
nue. and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The building association will soon begin the
erection OF several houses. The association
people declare the demand for houses so far
exceeds the supply that they will be kept busy
all summer.