The evening world., 1888-07-16

or Pretty airIs-Other Festivities Of
Parks and Picnic Grounds.
The ~tricolor Of France waved alongside
the American flag from the fagetafs on the
roof of the pavilion in Harlem River Park
Saturday.
the air aud gaily dressed people wandered
hither and thither through the extensive
grounds each bearing q tiny Frepcho or Amer
icnn flag.
It was the great republican holiday Of
France, the anniversary of the Bastile's fall.
and the people who carried the tricolor and
American flag were members Of the French
colony in this city. and they were assembled
on the invitation Of the united French So
cieties Of New York to commemorate the fall
of the Bastile, and ct the same time help the
French Kindergarten on South Fifth avenue,
to which institution the proceeds were de-
voted.
Hundreds were on the grounds early in the
afternoon to listen to the concert given by
Conterno's Band, which lasted for four hours.
The last 1 notes Is, had Sd,s scarcely die died away;
Consul General. -yicomte d'Abzac, accom-
panied by Col. Rosenstiel, the commander
of the Grenadiers Rochambeau, stepped
S Seeii1e. .ss f ST the A c epsf g Of to ye wS,oh T sSs
W ~ SotohOAt w VosSA tAS
Vicomte replied in O few words.
immediately after the arrival Of the Con-
sui g General there was O reception at which
Col. Oldrini. the Consuls of France and the
the societies were present:
During the day a cablegram was sent to
President Carnot. to which he replied. thank
ing the committee.
At Q O'Clock. the hour at which the dancing
commenced. standing room was above par
and the pretty French girls and their .caya-
liers had to squeeze their way through the
throng.
Prof. Conterno tapped with his baton.
Floor Manager Ed Racquet, accompanied by
the French Consul General. stepped upon
the floor and the march was begun. Hun
dreds of couples followed them through the
intricacies of the march.
The following is q random list OF names
from thos @ who were present
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Racquet, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
EUGENE Bier, ,Clemence Bier. Hugo Wolff. Jean:
nette Mayer, Victor Bier, Aline Cattle, Samuel
'cieux, 6. Frankfort, Louisa Rosensieiu. Nine. and
n: l: Th,eoIret, EySy Frank, Mr.: and Mrs; Louis
I IsDn slmS sSSn Rr se,siDsrSS' Maurice Miesb Z. +. d u; ssyeE,
S sn;,s' !. h H%s; Marie Sa5ss S NsSSisss. S Mr. ana Ds.n MrS Sos I;
swinton. Aaron Wei, Emil Wei, Miss Lebreton,
Gusiaye May, mrs. B; Mercier, Leon,e fosen-
Henrietta WELLER. Mr.. ana Mrs. Chanute, Bertha
Leaime, Clara Andrews; stella RossnbsSm. John
fNttEbOu, tut. u 0ltb. T dtCtbout atoEuOus
Katie Click. Susie Click, Susie Loarete, Mrs.
seldl, Prot; and Mrs, g; ya'cnsior, NJ.
Marie R1perich, Jacob Ruperich, IT,, Mime. M. q
Bssauet, Paul Pebacnn,; !: D: BaeSusNt. Dolly
salaS fsv Ssmss 1sss; hT hs1 r : Bertha n; fpa fe !
James Dreyfus, Leonie Dreyfas, Harry Dreytus,
sni,s F ana cs MRS; w w1 M { G ss,lss P2T osrs',
Cnarles G. Weber. Hattie Loewel, Alice Loewel.
4 %,n,,. wes IsS,o rt Fax; Mrs. L S.ls. M ns'i ss;,. B s9S,s
Loewel, Harry wertheimer, Alio LoeWel, Louis
Cohen, Clarence seward.
Letters regretting inability to attend were
received from President Cleveland, Gov.
Hill and Mayor Hewitt.
THE swEDIsH-NoRwEa1AN SOCIETY.
The annual festival and picnic of the
Swedish orwegian Society was held Satur-
day evening at Brommer's Union Park.
Prof. Isuster furnished the music and the af-
fair was we'll attended.
The following are the officers
A. p. Johnson President; D. Jacobson, Vice
PRESIDENT; \. I; HammaTstrom RECORDING Sec
IT, Es''i Frid 81 D. A asSssas' se Eans2S1;' H. s'c Jessnso1 g:
Treasurer.
August johnson was Floor Manager and
O.. Palinquist assistant.
Among those present were:
G. p. Johanson, l.. I. Borgesou, Oscar Jacobson,
A. q. Iucedin, j. p. johnson, Charles johnson,
Q. Edstrom. Alfred Garrison, N. j. Nilsson, o.
Nordeii, 4. Lunden, Fred Lunden, sam Risoerg.
CAbE AND POCkETBOOh MAKERS.
The annual picnic of the New York Case
and Pooketbook Makers Benevolent Society
was held Saturday evening at the Empire
City Colosseum.
Prof; Loesch furnished the music. The
Assistant was Philip S~chuffenhauer.
Among those present We're:
Fred German. W; Crenziger, Kate swartz. G.
Eisepis,Ssr, Mary kaun, 4; List JulIIs Klaus.
Carrie Klein. Amelia Renncr, Lena KATE, George
Klauber, susie Kaehler, Mr.. and Mrs Beck, MI.
and Mrs. Lizt-
wIoKE 4 co. Is EMPLOYEES.
The ninth annual afternoon and evening
picnic Of the employees of William Woke 4
The several hundred people who are en-
ployed by the firm turned out en- ,ndsse to do
honor to the occasion.
The younger men brought along their
sweetheart. and the older ones brought their
wives and families.
Among those noticed dancing to the music
of Prof. Loesch's Orchestra were:
rS T : T ssin; .n Miss Mr% Ist'lsr' Fred ssr1,, Kip %1ss
Graner, Emile Mullernauser, l. .Muliefhauser,'
M,ss MplleTnaIser, MT: and Mrs; ); EisleEel; II;
Ksiis Lea5, Louis EisieSsl, Lizzis Sundef@snn::
Hartman, MI. Fisher. LIZZIE W,ttlsoh, William
Slot. Josepn Buckley, Emile Messenger, HanSa6
Williams, Miss Williams, MagVie McCoI mack, Alice
Roman, ID. Humphrey, May FtnneRan, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Reder, MI. and Mrs. G. Braun, Josephine
Heib!R, william Bohmert ami sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Junck, Eugene Murken. MI. and Mrs. Charles
Yollmer, MIR. aud Mrs. ] Korrdi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Finnegap, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fre,ltnch,
Charlotte " assung, air. and Mrs. william Mellert.
Mr.. ana Mrs. stephen Thorp, J. Yates, Jennie
Goodwin, y. Little, Mr.. and Mrs Neil McDonuell,
Mr.. aud Mrs William no. ers. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Koehler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Firscning, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Fltzsimons, Mr.. and Mrs: John
Wilhelm. MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Bartl, Mr.. and
Ma ID Gnnharmann Nj ann Mr. Danh Nkawlaa
Anpc unI MEc,c urI