Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-27

Brown, blue silk and magenta velvet; Mrs.
Frank Baldwin, salmon silk and lace
Washington. Misses Lille Prettyman.
Baltimore, blue and white striped silk: Ms.
Hoyt, New York, pink silk and black
velvet; Mrs. Lieut. Hogg, white and gold
embossed silk; Miss Mamie Leackey, cream
silk and gauze; Mrs. DR.. Harris. Baltimore.
black silk and white satin sleeves; Misses
simpson, white lace; Helen Watkins, white
silk and blue satin; Annie Watkins. old
rose silk and velvet; Lula Hunter. light
green gauze and tulle; Valera Flack,
cream cashmere and black velvet: Katie
Beall, dotted muslin: Elinor Besll. blue
crepe and satin; Lula Beall, white silk and
tulle; Mrs. r. r. Beall, Washington, pink
china silk; Miss Florence Gassaway, Pooles-
vile, dotted null over yellow silk; Lille
Magrude-, blue silk; Julia Magruder white
silk; Mary Griffith, Laytonsville. white tar
latan and gold passementerie; Frances
Griffith, blue null: Miss diversified, College
Park, blue and white silk. Rockville
Misses Ethel Fletcher, light blue silk and
black velvet; Estelle Talbot. lemon silk
and lace; Edna Archibald, red cashmere;
Margaret Henderson, null over pink silk:
Ida Lowry, salmon silk organdy; Mrs.
Arthur Kemp, white Powered silk; Mrs.
u H. Warfield' pink silk and chiffon; Mrs.
DIR. Campbell. black lace and jet; Misses
Rose Henderson, white satin and null:
Annie Maddox, white muslin; Pauline
Rabbit. blue albatross; Nora Rabbit, red
cashmere: Daisy Mason, white silk and
lace; Emma England, pink silk; Nettie
England, light blue silk, Maggie Dawson,
yellow crepe ana violet satin; Blanche
Nicholson, blue silk and gauze; Blanche
Norris, red silk and black net
Messrs. John Brawner. A. V. Skiles,
Harry Roome F ID. Brightwell ]. VIM.
Dorrelly. Jesse Ergood, Chas c. Prescott
NJ ID; Provost. n. o. Laurie, T. r. Bowie.
DIR. Shoemaker. Washington. Edward and
Enos Keys Linden; Charles W. Beall, Oak
dale; c 5; Peters Silver Spring: J. NJ.
West; Baltimore; A. r. Griffith. Unity;
VIRGINIA. ZoAa slow-
Redland; =. Palmer Beall. Derwooi:
Lawrence Dawson, II. F. Archibald. Brad
ley Car Harry Bouic. Harry Dawson.
Garner Bcuic, Worthngton Talbot. l.. L.
Nicholson. Ohio Talbot James p. r. Veirs.
I. X. Aisquith, w. A Williams, ABBY Hen
derson. Wallace Jones, w. W. Russell.
Alan NJ johnson. Edw. England. Brswner
Nicholson, John Brewer OF j., Samuel Jones'
Charles Maddox. John Brewer of W. Saml
Riggs of r., Wallace Fields. Jetson Trail,
George kelchner. Walter Henderson, Thos
Keys {. +. Hogan, ID. II. Warfield, Rock
vile.
The dwelling house of NJ. Howard NJ
Butt situated about three miles west OF
this place, was destroyed by fire on Friday
last at o'clock a. m. entailing loss OF
about $1,000. The fire originated in the
roof. and is supposed to have caught from
defective chimney. Mr.. Butt and family
Were absent from home at the time, and
the fire was firft discovered by neighbors
who succeeded in saving a portion of The
furniture on the lower floor. The dwelling
was insured for 500 in the Frederick
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
and there was an insurance Of 300 on the
furniture.
Mr.. Hugh L. Townsend Of the state con-
troiler's office, Annapolis, has been visiting
friends and relatives at this place
Misses Lille Anderson and Mary Iyddane
are home from school at Martinsburg w.
Va.
Mr.. William Lewis Washington Of New
York has recently been a guest of the
Misses Lowry at this place
A marriage license to Mr.. VIM. H Pratt
and Miss Eliza Pratt of Sandy Spring has
been issued by the clerk OF the circuit
court.
A dog showing unmistakabie signs Of
hyd-ophobia yesterday made fits appear
ance at the house of a colored family on
the farm of Mr.. John Wilson, about a
mile from this place. and after attacking
the dogs on the place and att anpting 10
bite child, was driven of by a colored
man, who pursued the animal as far as the
residence Of Mr.. Hezekiah Trail, half a
mile distant. Upon arriving there the en-
ragged animal attacked a valuable st.
Bernard puppy, and before the pursuer
interfere, had bitten ii badly. The colored
man. coming up a minute afterward.
boldly attacked the dog, and succeeded in
knocking IL in the head with his club The
Family by this time being aroused TO their
danger, Mr.. William Trail came out with a
shotgun, with which the beast was soon
dispatched As a matter of precaution
the puppy was also killed. The frequency
or these cases in the neighborhood during
the past few weeks has caused some ex-
cltemehI S. A NJ.