The Critic and record., 1891-04-14
EAST WASHINGTON.
cArrrot n1tt.

NAIllOh HlIIs
The hall over the National Capital Bank
was formally thrown open to the public
last night by the ladies of the Twelfth
street NJ. Il. Church, who propose build
ing new church shortly. To raise funds
for this purpose the ladies have made all
the arrangements for their fair which they
opened Informally last night. One no.
ticeable feature Is the absence of that de-
mand. Give me vote "
AT the Sunday.school table are to be
found the Rev. Mrs. Baker, Miss Nettie
Cook, Miss Hattie Schultz, Miss Hattie
Betz and Miss Florence Burgess.
Flower table - Mesdames Williams
Harmer and Wayson, and the Miss
SmoOt, Miss Krepps, Miss Fordham, Miss
Cox Miss Dibble, Miss Bright and Miss
Candy table-Mrs. Pennington, Miss
Goodwin, Miss Alice Duvall and Miss
Eilie Shelton.
Fancy, No. 1-Mesdames Beyans,
Champion, and Daniels.
Fancy, No. 2-Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. I.y-
ons, Miss Hutchinson, Miss Heinine
Miss Ripley, and Miss Babson.
Lemonade--M Dowell and Miss Suli-
van.
Fancy, No. 3-Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Crowthers, Miss Cooksey, Miss Cornwell,
Miss Shepard, and Miss Grimes.
Box table-Mrs Krepps, Mrs. Roderick,
Miss Garnet, Miss Heller, and Miss War
ner.
Confecitonery-Th two Misses Jackson,
Mrs. Turpin, the two Misses Amos, and
Miss Stewart.
Furniture-Mr. Sopor.
Fish pond-Miss Sullivan and Miss
Fancy, No. l-Mesdamcs Belts, Burton,
and VIM. Belts.
China and glass-Mrs. Jenries, Mrs.
Cox, and Mrs. McCauley.
Art gallery-Messrs. Harmer and Will
liams. This is one of the most interesting
attractions of the fair.
Jewelry table-Mr. j. /. Adams, Miss
Katie Adams, Mrs. X. Wayne and Miss
Ella Wayne.
Fancy, No. 5-Miss Melchoir and Miss
Walforth. These two little girls arranged
their table without assistance.
Ice cream saloon-Mrs. Keefe, Miss
Sbanahan and Miss Berkeley.
Seneca Tribe of Red Men and Champion
| Castle, X. &. H., will visit the X. G. Il.
fair at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night;
| Thursday night the II. II. L. C.'s will at
| tend and Friday night Company y, N. G..
D. c., U. V. u, Captain Mahony will be
| present.
Miss Lille Lucas of 50l Thirteenth street
| southeast is confined to her residence with
| la grippe.
Mr.. Adams, whose illness was noticed in
this paper last week, is cOnyalescing.
ANACosTA.
Anacostia Tent Of Junior Rechabites
held their regular weekly meeting in Tenn
| perance Hall, on Jackson, near Monroe
street. 1t being the first anniversary of
| the organization of the tent, the young
| sers' hilarity might be overlooked, for
I they made Rome howl" The members
Of the senior tent present were Counsellor
Milstead and 4. S. Webster. Master How
ard Keating was initiated
Mrs. Finney of Cincinnati, Ohio, a sister
of Mr.W. II. McIlhenny of Monroe street,
has been visiting here this week. This is
the first time Mr.. Mcllhenny and his
sister have met in twenty-seyeu years.
Two years ago an appropriation OF
S2,CO0 was made to construct a retaining
wall in front of the residence of Hon
Fred. Douglass, on Jefferson street. The
failure to erect this wall has caused 9
landslide, as it were, and as a result the
entire sidewalk Is demolished and part ol
the roadway covered with soft clay.
a typographical error in yesterday
edition of The CRITIC caused the nam,
Wansleben, to appear Wausteben.
Mr.. j. A. Connors has sold his Nichols
avenue property to Mr.. Hill who ha,
leased il to Mr.. Phinney who has opened
an ice cream saloon and confectionerS
store there.
The announced sale of the property o.
Col. j. G.. Lee, on Shannon street, did moi
take place yesterday.
Judge Fernald is reported no better.