Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
GEORGETOWN.
PLEASANT BInrHp.r PARTY.


At the home OF Mr.. George II. Giles, 2s19 VI
stres,. the birthday Of bis wife ~ss celebrated
Last evening. Members Of the family from all
over the District were present, in addition 10
MANY Representatives Of Independent Lodge,
IN shich both Mr.. and Mrs. Gie- earnest
workers. Delightful music was furnished by
the West End Banjo and Guitar Club. after
which supper beautifully spread Those
present we're Mrs. LAYTON and Nr. Morrison.
Mrs. Giles and Mr.. 4. II. Harner. Mrs. Bolinger
and Mr. Lannan. Mr.. Golden and Mr.. Black
ford. Mrs. Carpenter and Mr.. George w. Wise.
Mrs. X. Giles and Mr.. Bolinger, Mrs Doer and
Mr.. Dinberth. Miss LAYTON and Mr.. Hospital.
Mis- Burkhardt and Mr.. Ed Wilson. Miss
Warren and Mr. John IAwton. Mrs. Clark and
Mr.. Wslmer Miss Holman and Mr.. Parson,
Miss Gambel and Mr.. Gregory. Miss Brown
and Mr.. Ball. Mrs. Schlosrer and Miss Car
pent-r, Miss Tsvior and Mr.. Lavton. Mr..
drummer and Mr.. Payne. Mis-. Peters and Mr.
Godfrey Mrs. Ball and Mr.. Lamkins, Miss Ball
and Mr. Eaton. Mr.. Mallert and Miss McElroy
Mrs S-vel. Miss Hsrleton, Mr.. Eberly and
Mr.. T.. Harleston. Mr.. Nor N, Miss
Sarah Lswton. Mr.. George Wilson and
Miss Carter. Miss Truman and Mr.. Lawton,
Mis- Pettis and Mr.. Payne. Miss Ball and Mr..
Godfrey. Miss Ball and Mr.. Lsmkins. Miss
Burton and Mr.. Eden, Miss TAYLOR and Mr..
PhilpO'. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. schlos-er. Mira W:
schlo--er Miss Story. Mrs. T. III. Harnsr and
Miss Pfsifer. The following gentlemen were
among the musicians: Me-srs W. Madert, A.
Lewis. ID. Eberly and II. Mason. The gather
Ing was in the nature Of . surprise party.
CUSTOM HOUSE, ENTRIES
Entries Of merchandise received at the
Georgetown custom house for the week ending
January :. 1898, are as follows: Robes, value
sS5i. mineral waters. value 1851; paintings,
value s95i: personal effects, value S229; ma
ehinery, value sl5O; furniture, value s121;
MIN vafna SIQS- rnts yalua slOO
Total, s2.362
THE CATTLE MARKET.
AT the Arlington stock yards Monday 60 cattle
we're up and sold: Best, ~ to sc; good. Ssl
20 &c; medium. 3 to SIC; common, 2 to Sc.
500 sheep and lambs-lambs, 5 To Ga: sheep.
- To S. yearlings. toe; calves. 5 to Z. Fif-
teen COWS and calves, s20 to S4j. Market good
MOTHS.
At the one hundred and eighteenth regular
monthly meeting Of the stockholders of the
Citizens Equitable Building Association. held
Last night at Citizens Hall. corner 3lst and VI
streets. -. los were sold. being twenty-five
shares at average Of s1s7 per share.
The many lock tenders employed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company will
ceIve half paw during the time the waterway Is
closed ON account Of unreasonable weather.
Serxt. Volkman Is confined to his home on
Prospect avenue
fatroiman li-her, who met with an accluent
while riding bicycle about two months ago, Is
still Unable 20 attend TO his official duties.
:. g. shepherd has sold to VI. H. Smith land
or the GeorgetOvn and Rockville turnpike,
described fully in hber l223. folio 3ll.
Mr.. T. X. Brace of Duluth. Mimi, is in town,
. delegate to the national ship canal conven-
ton. TO be held here the 18th instant Mr..
Brace a former resident of this city.
". COrrell. FOR riding \ horse on Potomac
street Yesterday at racing speed. was forced to
leave s25 collateral at the station