Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.


The Anacostia Citizens Association met last
night, being called to order by President
Charles Barker. In the absence of Secretary
Ben. Mundell, Vice President W. Marden King
acted. No reports were received from the
committees on streets. bridges and roads. rail-
roads. schools. police and charities. The secre-
tary read letter from G.. l.. Plympton, super
intendel. Of lights, stating that If the associa-
ton would send in petition signifying where
public lamps were needed the matter would
receive prompt attention The announcement
that the expenditure of $1,000 was recon-
niended for Anacostia sewers WAS received with
applause. There WAS good deal OF talk about
the LAYING of water mains throughout the VIII
age, and on Friday night public mass meet
ing will be held at Masonic Hall in reference to
this improvement. A letter from Capt. Lusk
stating that Minnesota avenue and Harrison
street would be the distributing point for Ana
cos;ias water supply was quoted
The election of officers for the ensuing year
resulted ia the choice of W. NJ. King, president;
John Il. Fowler. vice president: George II.
Armstrong, secretary; J. L Mlnuix, assistant
secretary
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ii. Osborn the young
couple who eloped on Monday. were given a
formal wedding reception last evening at the
Polk street residence of Mr.. L. Singleton Web
stcr. The house thrown open aud lit I'd
from roof to cellar. The thronS of friends was
great a lOlrt-unent tdDie. III care OF Miss
Alice Webster, Miss Lizzie Hart Hiss Mary
Martin, Mrs Webster. Mrs. F. c. McCathr.:n
and Mrs l. T. CLARK. grOaned under a weight
OF ices, fruits flowers and confectionery and
received a generous share of attention. The
corridor and sitting rooms were given IN to
dancing. and in the pa-lor there was rendered
an interesting program of instrumental music
Throughout the evening young Mrs. Osborn
was the center Of an admiring group. and en-
tertained the company with her story OF court
1ol.+ ~rffs a
was beautifully aItired IL mauve dress with
white gauze plaltingS, the whole yelled in
point applique lace. The bridal gifts were
numerous and handsome
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Mr. James 5. Reagan anu Miss Clara A.
Grimes wore married at 1890 O'Clock Yesterday
a. the young lady's home IN Oxon Hill district.
Prince Georges county. Nd. Rev Father
Thomas 81 Hughes. pastor OF st. Teresa's and
OF 81 Ignauus churches. o;ticiated. and CON
Guided bS administering friendly counsel TO the
younS coupe Inc bride WAS ALTERED in a
trained gown of white China Sill. with a square
cut aeco!stie corsaSc edged with cLitfou save
Tor chiffon trimming lie dress was without
ornament Inc JrIsie wore 10 lewelrv excsu.
diamond necklace presented he- some tine
ago by the groom She carried a rich cluster
of long-stemmed Ia France .ose- and wore 3
simple pink bud N hex hair. A large tl;se in
lie sitting room Was given Up 10 the bridaI
kAsS- A-seE lie CGl SnlOLN the iactY paFtODk OF
an elegant luncheon. returned 20 Nuacostia
and last evening left for their ia.u-o home at
Ashe Vile, " C. Among the guests were lir
and Mrs. Denis Reagan, Hrs. p Condor and
bliss Deane Condor OF Minneapolis, slinn.. &rs.
EcGauley Of Washington. Miss Rosa Grimes
Mrs George ". Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
NcG.rr. iii=s Martha Rose Dir. and Mrs john
i. Reagan. Mrs Bu5ear and Misses Dubear and
Ir. Marion McCarley.
Az ENJOYABLE MUSICALE
Prof. Charles Thierback. ST.. entertained a
large company Of musical friends at his pretty
home on Jackson street last night. The pro-
lessor presided at his grand piano, Mr.. Charles
Ihierback, jr., - his vioiineeLo and Mr. VIM
ThIerback over his violiu- This trio rendered
kelectionst from ''3aritana, Aida" .'Nignou -
Carmen and "LOEe,pSrin.' Charles. jnaior
playec al Italian seieUade, and M VIM Their
back rendered Lion din Ball" Those pres ent
we're Mrs Dotzler and Miss Dotzer of Altoona.
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs Deiano. Miss Lilly Delsno
Miss Annie Deiano. Mrs. Ostrander Mrs VIM
Thierback, Mrs Charles Thierback in Mrs
Lusby. Hiss NJ. Duvall. Miss Laura TueI and
Mr.. and Mrs Robey. During the evening :he
professor played his beautiful Loves Con.
quest" After the music came supper
NOTES.
Anacostia Tent, No. lss. 10 f., met Tuesday
night AMI appointed a committee to remove
the temperance tent from East Washington to
Market place, Anaeostia. The work is to begin
Friday, October 8. Under the good Of the
order there were speeches from Grand Deputy
Ruler ]. c. Eller, Messrs- shoemaker and Nil
stead and songs from Messrs. John W. Middle
ton. E. q. Lowe and j. I. Loyelaee.
The horse undertaken is needed at the cor
nsr of Jefferson and Pierce streets
Cornelius Duekett Of Garfield reports to the
police the loss of his pension certificate.
Thirteen residents and property owners on
Jefferson street between Adams and Taylor
have petitioned the gas company for a main
Prank Kenney, Henry Leroy and John Ryan
were arrested last night charged by Henry
Baker, conductor on one OF the Baltimore
and Ohio freight trains that pass through
Anacostia. with breaking into a freight car tnis
side Of baltimore. The prisoners are held for
Maryland authorities.