Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-02
I.NNGDON.

The T. o. o. f. ball, which was held on
Wednesday last, was a great success.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. I. j.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a. Baker, MIR. and
Mrs. }. x. Sherwood, Mr.. ard Mrs. o. Il.
Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Collins. Mr..
and Mrs w. b. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mothersead, Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Durfey,
Mr. and Mrs c. f. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
n H. Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Ed
wards Mr. and Mrs John Watson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry X. May, MIR. and Mrs. f. d..
Smoot. Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Stevens, the
Misses Bagley. London, Hester, Holloway,
Willie Holloway, Gardner. Messrs. Smith.
Higgins, Powell. Hester. Gardner, DR.. At
kinsor, Dr. Battle. from Washington, We're
ctaperoned by Mrs. Hester and Mrs. Bag
ley: Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Brandns and Miss
Brandus Of Washington Miss Rosa Barr,
the Misses Donaldson, Miss Bessie Crown.
Miss Allen, Messrs. Fred. Heller, l.. W.
Sagers, Edward Gray, Lem Gray, f.. L..
Latinler Charles Butterfield, James Stuart
Lem Stuart, Elery Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.
McDeTmont and Mrs. Cumberland of Hy-
attsville, Md; Miss Peak of Reno, n. y;
Miss Woods and Miss Lula Babcock. MIR.
William Mothersead and Mrs. Rena Ger
hold led the grand march. as Rip Van
Wrinkle ard wife; Miss Hattie Harvey, as
Aunt pinah; Mrs. Page and Mrs, Mothers
cad. as the two orphans: MIR. Avory Smoot,
as a ghost: Miss Mamie IoOr, as stripes
and stars: Miss Martha Radtke. as Aunt
Judy: Miss Ella Grimes, as night: Miss
Minnie and Edith Grimes, as the two little
girls in blue: Miss Hattie Grimes, as the
Goddess OF Liberty; Mrs. +. Il. Boushee as
waitress; Mr.. Charles Watson. a sailor;
Mr.. w r. Dewey, as a soldier; Mr.. Jos.
Cornish as dude: Mr.. William Willis, as
Santa Claus: Mr. J. II. Stoll. as a Dutch
man: Mr.. l.. W. Sagers, as Prince Alfonzo;
Mr.. t. NJ. Rossman. as a business man;
Mrs. Rossman. as Polish girl; Miss Sny
der. as Bo Peep; Miss Lula Baker, as a
japanese. and others.
Master Edward Dawson, who was visit
ing his uncle, Charles f.. Clark of Green
Vale. was seriously injured by the explo-
sion of shot gun, a piece of which lodged
in his head. He was taken to the Enner-
gency Hospital. where he lies in very
critical condition.
ST. Barnabas Lodge sent twelve loaves of
bread to the pension office for the poor.
At the public installation the following
officers were installed: Mrs. A. VI. Dewey. as
G. T.; Fl. II. May V. T.: Hattie Harvey.
chaplain; W. Il. Hunter, F. s.; Oscar Har-
vey. treasurer: w E. Dewey. r. s.; Mrs.
H. r. May. A. r. S; Walter Trey. guard;
Charles A6riance. sentinel; Avory Smoot,
marshal, ana Hattie Grimes. as ID. NJ.
after which the following program was
presented by Mrs. I. J. Baker: Opening
ole. by the lodge: recitation. Miss Susie
Harvey: reading, j. X. Stoll; vocal trio,
Mrs. G.. A. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl.
PIatt; recitation, Miss Ethel Baker; violin
tation, Miss Hattie Harvey; reading, j. III.
PIatt: vocal solo. Mrs. y. NJ. Dewey; reel
tation. Mr.. McCullum of Perseverance
Lodge (recailadD: recitation, Miss Ethel
Tomplslns: Ar McCullum was then re-
queste to favor the audience with another
recitation. Mr.. Van Vlect y. G.. T., then
made q few remarks after which the
lodge clccst with prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. L a. -. Lawson Of Washington. who
has Just completed his new house on Goth
street. moved Into IL on Thursday morning.