Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-30
LAUREL.

Correspond ence Of The evening Star.
LAUREL. MD, January %, 1893
The boiler for the electric light works ar
rived today and was hauled to the power house
on Carroll avenue and placed in position. The
engine will arrive in few days.
The coupling on the main shaft in the cotton
mill broke Thursday, causing the mill to shut
down until repairs could be made. The new
coupling was put on last night and today the
mill Ii again running.
Mr.. William Bryan and Miss Rosa May Mat
tipgly we're married by Rev. L. W. Haslup of
the Southern VI. T. Church at the residence Of
Mr.. Edward Chalk. in this place.
Miss Brooke and Miss Sidney Of Philadelphia
are visiting Mrs. DIR. W. W. Gray.
Mrs ChAs. l.. Young. who has been spending
part OF the winter in Baltimore, will remain
there till spring.
One OF the most enjoyable dances of the sea-
sou was given at the Academy of Music last
night. The chaperones were Mrs. Stephen
Gsmbriil. Mrs. Col Fleming. Mrs. DR.. Crow
Their and Mrs. Evans Duval. The Academy
WIS tasiefully decorated and an excellent sup
per served at midnight. Among those at
tending we're ladies and gentlemen from WASH
ington, Baltimore. Hyattsville, Beltsville and
other points. and several ladies came over from
Philadelphia. There were present Misses Myte-
line English. Alice Jobe. Louisa Gray Julia
English. Lena Brehme, Sallis Gray Edith En-
tie. Mamie Walk, Gordon Sudler. Edmonston,
Annie Walk Annette Sudler Hattie Duvall
Emma jenkins, Myra Waters. Emma Warfield
Bessie Catrup, Lille Eastwick, Quarterman.
Sidney, Brooke and Odeon, Mrs. Eugene Par
kerr Mrs. DIR. Sadler, Mrs NJ. c. Catrup, Mrs.
Goodrich. Mrs Senator Coffin. Mrs DR.. Cron-
miller, Mrs. q. ". Waters, Mrs. A. G. Walk,
Mrs. DR.. W. W. Gray, Mrs. Frank /. Ahern,
Mrs. Emory Walk, Messrs. T.. Hall Brehme,
Hammond Dorsey. William Dorsey, Lawrence
Cassard. William. stephen and George Gam
brill. Richard Estep. Keith Compton, c. A.
Wilson. Harry James, William Walk, Emory
Walk. J. H. Sothoron Compton, Edward Walk
DIR. T. II. Sadler. j. Simms Jones, Edward
Fuller. James r. Walk, Theodore Jenkins,
Emory Sudler. George W. Waters. ir., Gus
Gray. George Calvert, Lee Duvall and DIR. W.
W. Gray.
Maj. Frank E. Little and Mrs. Little will
celebrate their SILVER wedding this evening at
their residence on Railroad avenue. The
major arrived home from Tennessee this morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Coan, the father and
mother Of Mrs. Little. who celebrated their
golden wedding one year ago. Will be present.
Miss Warfield of Cumberland and Miss East
wick of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. William
| Snowden-
Miss Matte Loweree is visiting friends in
| Baltimore.
Mr.. Marye of Washington has rented house
on Laurel avenue, and viii build in the spring
Mr.. Henry T. Lyle, clerk Of the committee or
\ accounts Of the House, 10 i'll At the Herbert
House here, where he and his fathers family
reside.
Mrs. Goodrich and son Of Baltimore are thu
| guests Of Mrs. Evans Duvall on Prince George
street.
Mrs Crane and Miss Waters, both residing il
the same house on Prince Georges street, me
with painful accidents the same day this week
Mrs. Crane fell down the stsirs and Miss Water
| slipped and fell on the ice.
| fnrds are ont for the Wedding Of Mr. Rober