Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

DEATH OF Mr. C. T. noSBl

DEATH OF Mr. C. T. nOSBY.
Mr.. C. F. Mosby. o well-known coIo-ed citi-
zen, died on Monday night at his home, 27l3
Dumbsrton avenue. of consumption The de-
ceased was born in Kentucky. but came here
thirty years ago and has eye- since been a
familiar figure about town. He was promlne Mt
In tine lodges. snd at the time of his death
was one of the trustees OF the Potomac Union,
No. S%2- Hiram Lodge OF NasOns also claimed
him a. . member and good worker. On Friday
afternoon at O'Clock the funeral will take
place from his residence. and the various lodges
OF which he was a member will attend IN q
body. The inIerment viii be at Mt Zion
cemetery.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
livery pleasant birthday party was given
last night at the residence OF Miss Virgie
Gross on street IN honor of her cousin, Miss
Lily hing. Dancing, games and incidental
amusenents were INDUCED in until late
hour. Among those present were Miss Bessie
King. Miss Laura Collins, Miss Dora Collins,
Mr. Guy v Collins, Mr.. Harmon simsfOrd.
air. Clande SlmsfOrd. Miss Mamie Moore Miss
Nirgie Pollard. Miss Il. Pollard Mr. Fred Cob
Inns, MIR. sparks. Mr. Roller. Mr.. Clay, alr.
Waiter Gross, Mr.. VIII Paxton and many
others
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING.
At the one hundred and seventeenth regular
monthly meeting OF the stockholders of the
First Cooperative Building Association, held
last night. bonds Of the second series. whose
par - Ell 81 soid, with interest added, for
S2H-isi bonds OF the third whose par is
s223sl, sold Tor S240.15. and fourth series
bonds brought their holders Sz339 %. Money
was sold az an average OF So imme diately
after the directors held their meeting and rou-
tine business was transacted
AT DCMBARIoS AVENUE CHURCH
There was large attenGance.at the Dunbar
ton Avenue VI. T. Churea last nigle, the sery-
ice being the second = ser;ss OF meetings
announced TO take place tn. week in response
70 the invitation of the Evan ;eIica! Allan e.
The Rev. Mr. Williams of the Wet Street Pre-
byterlan Church conducted the Ine I'll ~ which
opened with prayer. Interesting addresses by
Rev j. {. Amos and the Rev. Mr.. Williams
were made. Elders Meyheid and Greenlees of
the the Presbyterian Church responded to in
ntatlons Tor voluntary prayer. The third
meeting Of the series will be he'll this evening
IN the West Street Presbyteri- N Chuecl con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. NixdoTf of the Luth-
eran Church
HIGH SCHOOL LECTURES.
The FIRST Of the course of lectures before the
Western High School, will be delivered by
Mrs Ellen Hardin Walworth on the afternoon
of Thursday. the 9TH, at 2 O'Clock. Subject:
society of the Past and Present." Patrons
and friends of the school are invited to be
present The course will be continued on
thursday afternoons during the month.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At regular meeting last night Of Columbia
Lodge. No. 1J76. e. T. U. of U. f., which con-
vened at Odd Fellows Hall, 2sth street be-
tween U and = streets. the following named
officers were elected: Noble grand, Morris Hon
esty' vice grand, I. J. Fields, jr; Joseph &.
becket (re-eleeted), permanent secretary:
william L-.zenberry, treasurer. The secretary
read his annual report. which showed the lodge
70 De IN a prosperous condition. Only one
death occurred during the year.
MOTHS.
On thursday night the charity ball will be
slSenatt the Smithsonian Institution. and Judging
from the interest that is ueiag taken in i, both
" the promoters and others Il promises to be
social aad financial success.
w Hay den has decided To Wash. DenenhoNser
Tor sl5,O'O lot 10, in square s., of BeaIrs adj
cI.lon 70 Georgetown.
j. !. NarnsH, trustee, has sold to r. ]. STAN
ton for $500 lot PIP. N Bealrs addition.