The evening world., 1888-02-18

miss maggie SliIb, mhlucub puma "ss
Miss B. Nicholson. creme China silk, with . rich
Miss Maggie Duchara, white satin and dotted
tulle; lavender silk mousquetaireS
Win tins a deem Mi l'e emt. h sou ar'' c orSy o'V VeiIe Udii with point
d'esprit- lace; corsage bouquet.
taires.
Mrs. John j. Regain, lavender satin;, white
ostrich tips bouquet; corsage cut IN q deep V, both
front and back: white Kid mousquetaires.
Miss Belle schwankopf, black satin with lace.
Miss Meme Farmer, a pretty plush silk, with jet
Mrs. julius Bierck, black lace over black satin,
with the corsage cut d6colle,e; tan mousquetaires.
Miss Mamie Barnard, chaudron satin, with black
Miss Jennie Iiebenau. blush pink satin, with the
c1rsage cut square; corsage bouquet ana PINK
Miss May LieLenau, a twin sister of Miss Jennie
her costume. Miss May wore white satin, with a
sleeveless corsage ana an ostrich tips epaulet and
Mis- ANNIE Miicneil, white tulle over black satin;
the corsage cut d%ecoil6te.
Mrs. William Ferris, black satin, with q black
Miss Mamie Parisot, pold Drocaded satin and Jet
Miss Minnie +. Johnson, creme surah, with a
square corsaQe and a corsage bouquet OF dark
roses; diamond ornaments.
Miss Fannie Levin, black satin and jet, with q
Miss 3. Bcdeau, BLACK lace, with a square cor
sage and ostrich tips bouquet.
BULwER DRAMATIC CLUB.
The reception of the Bulwer Dramatic Club
tool place at Victoria Hall last evening.
There were sixteen members on the order of
dancing, and the floor was in charge of a
committee composed of DIR. Robert Deshon,
William E.. Montoux, jr., L. Irving Wood
and Henry NJ. Stern.
w The Reception Committee was SSompSsed Of
Joseph Abrahams and Charles l.. Harris.
Among those present were:
E. l. 1aber,. Charles Trier, Y. Arthur Pratt,
land, S. Levy, q. Deutsch, A. l. BrocEway, Ii.
James Anderson. MIR. Brown, Mr.. Seymour, Mrs.
E EIasq1i Miss hs.Ss M ssde' E asss srD Mrs. SEhns, MRS. Trs'
Todd, Miss A. smith, Miss Berry and Mrs. Harris.
Harry James Anderson is President of the
club L. l.. Taber, Nice-President Alfred
rotary DR.. Robert Doshon, Stage Manager /;
u. B~lumensteil, Business Manager, and
James @. Murray, Editor.
~L1rrMANN's DANCING CLASSES.
The second annual ball of J.. Littmann's
combined dancing classes took place at Web
ster hall last night. The music was by Treu-
man.
Among those present were:
Mics Allie Wolf, Miss Allie Clarke, Miss Title
Lenm IN, Miss Ellie Bascn, Mise Ray Marks, Miss
Bella Elnkler, Miss Ray Conn, Miss Dora Pelowsky,
Elia scnnsppoF' Miss ANNE osSier, Miss Celia
SaHi M'' Miss s"n H. sn ES%;Sas'' MIS- %'' 4, s ssTsTs
MIS- Annie Feiiefman, Miss Halle sternberg. Miss
Annie Cohn, Miss Katie Franc, Miss Lila itader,
ger, Miss /. G 3.RRcgcrs, Miss Matte H,rson, Miss Il.
Block, Miss Eva Frank. Miss j. Hoffman, Miss
Reimherr, Miss Ida Conn. Miss Rosa solomon,
Miss e TurPini Miss v; kos, Burner, M'ss Yeti stt
f Beckle Abrams IrS a IS, Miss Mis. julia julia H Gnnz, Miss Stse hnnie T hes
vinski, Mrs. Dan Mayer, Mrs. Charles Stern, Mrs.
d taqi.eT Go M4a Eps;ns MRS M Isaac S,i He GissSe an Mn Mr.. !.
Bdsch.
Mrs. Littmann led the grand march with
her husband, Prof. Littmann. She wore q
:, and a white satin vest. Her corsage arna.
ment was ostrich tips, and she wore white lace
/ mousquetaires, while her hair was decked
with pearls.
! NJ. eoLDBERG's EMPLOYEES.
Arlington Hall was filed with the EN-
ployees of N. Goldberg last night. and will
the help of Prof. Davis and his orchestra they
. danced away merrily till midnight.
A TIL officers for the evening were:
Louis Goidberg, President; Harry slegal. Woe
q LOUIS bernstein. ,,FinsnSs!,ai Secretary; .Hsrfy.
. Kramer; Corresponding sIS SscTstasy; M: GSldS sms'
Floor FiaSq Msnage S.D henry fyf Z Po1issy S:t ksssi.'sni, harri
bernstein standard Bearer, NJ. Goldberg
e Floor Sommnsse.L9Sis Psrnstein; Chairman 5aI
man, Max sllverman, Ike Block, Sam herman, W
l.. Goodwin, ToD. Sloman, X. Rosenberg. Re
S%Se w 'ns5.i o0~ II. aorvitz, E.. s'eGs gross. oP : ! I. Cohen n
Harry Max, Harry Shapiro, Nj. Kirsbaum, Loui
Hudes, Julius Cohen, Barney Horvltz-
+ Among those present were
Miss Goldberg, Miss Goodman, Miss Pozinski
4 Mrs. Freedman, Mrs. Goldberg, Miss Lewis, Mis-
!: Blus,ein, Mrs /. Cohen, Mrs. A. Marcus, Mrs
y Waliwitz, Miss Paul White anu Miss Levy.
II M. o. d. ASSOCIATION.
v The M. o. d. Association gave its annua
ball Mt Arlington Hall on Thursday.evening
7 Prof. Lamlein furnished the music. 1t wa
u n very pleasant affair. The following gentle
q men were officers on the occasion:
a . Floor Manag :, !. 1ne; A%,sis,an', ?; Buck
h.. Thiermann. Reception Commlttee-J. f.. Suss
Q mich, Chairman; j. F. Corucs, Ii. Meyer, ii
Melnke, &. II. Brlckwedel. ommttt OF Arrange
ments-.H. Koppermann, Chairman; s. Sloss, A
Goldstein, L. Buddendieck. NJ. Ganly,
/. HORSE SHOE PLEASURE CLUB.
9 A big horse shoe of flowers was a conspic
=, uous features of the decorations of Clarendon
u Hall last night. when the Horse Shoe Pleasur
. Club gave a ball. These gentlemen were il
o charge:
II j. f. Murphy, President; John J. Phalen, Vice
President; j. j. Rooney, kecording Secretary
IT Thomas N. Byrnes, Financial Secretary; b.. j
Mccain, Treasurer; john NJ. McCann, Sergeant
at-Arms.
SOCIAL JEFFERsoNIAN.
TIL Jeffersonian Association of the Tent
q Assembly District had a social session las
evening ut its rooms. "a Avenue A.. Henri
V. Minden is President and b. Jellig, Cor
III responding Secretary.
Coming Events.
Annual ball of societa Ticinese di Mutuo soocors
al Irving Tall this evening,