Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
ondence ~ The Evening Star.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYArTsvILLE. Mp. December 2S 1892
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Welsh entertained a
number of friends last evening at their home
in this village. Whist and euchre were PLAYED
and Refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Holiday of
Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs Bocock Mr. and Mrs.
L. III. Campbell. Miss Louise Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles III. Welsh, DIR. Clarence
Campbell Of Philadelphia, DIR. j. X. Owens, DR..
Charles A. Wells, Mr.. Lewis Ford and Mr.. Geo.
VI. Smith.
The station at this place has been closed
every night Of late before the arrival of the
500 train from Washington, and parties desir-
ing TO visit points between here and Baltimore
have been unable To purchase tickets TO those
places. These parties are not only subjected to
waiting in the cold for the train but are
charged an extra price by the railroad company
for not having tickets.
democratic club has been organized in the
Week with the following officers President,
James Enos Ray; vice presidents, n. c. DarnaIl,
Henry Freeman. James i. Brown, James Miller;
recording secretary, Anthony L. Ray: CORES
Ponding secretary, Theo. Freeman; treasurer,
John Miller; sergeant-at-arms, Robt. Pierce;
executive committee. Edgar Leapiey, Stephen
Miller, Geo. GUIDE, VIM. McChesney, Chas
Brown. This club contemplates participating
in the inaugural parade.
At a recent meeting of Eureka Grange held
IN the Neck the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Master James
Enos Ray; overseer. Vim. McChesney: lecturer.
Anthony l.. Ray; steward. Geo. n. Perkins: as
sistant steward, John l.. Barnes; chaplain Rev
Edward Mott; treasurer. James Miller; secre-
tary, Elias Rowell gatekeeper, Chas. Vincent;
Pomona, Mrs. Frolich: Flora Mrs yoigt;
Ceres, Mrs. Gertrude Ray; l.. A. Steward, Miss
Elizabeth Miller. The following members Of
the grange we're elected delegates to the road
convention which will be held at Baltimore on
the llth, 18th and 18th proximo: JOS Aver.
James Enos Ray. James Miller.
The Independent Order of Red Men Of
Branchyille met last night at Scaggs' Hall, in
that village, and elected the following officers
TO serve for a term of six months: Sachem j.
y. BoileAu; prophet. John c. Gayior; senior
sycamore. b. X. Brock; junior sycamore j. H.
Riddle. Mr.. j. p. Boileau chosen as q
representative 20 the great council. This tribe
was organized in March, 1891. and has been
steadily increasing in membership ever since
/ Mr.. 2. A. Scaggs Of Branchvilie was in Marl-
boro' yesterday pushing his claims for the col
iectorship of internal revenue. He expressed
himself as being very much pleased with the
| outlook.
! pleasant dance was given last Monday night
at the residence Of Mrs. Lizzie Riddle in
| Brsnchville. Refreshments were served and
\ terpsichore reigned until a late hour. Among
those present were Misses BERTHE Carrie and
\ Olive Riddle, Annie Keeper, Nettie Hart and
| Lucie Strong and Messrs. Robert HYATT Ern-
| est Hyatt, Ed. Gayior, Will Keeper Chas Rid
die and Elisha Loveless.
Van Noy Wallace Of Branchville, who injured
himself few days since by falling from q tree
near that village, is rapidly improving.