The evening world., 1888-04-02

The Beethoven Maennerchor celebrated
Easter last evening by q concert and ball OF
Beethoven Hall. The floor was under the
management of Heinrich Egge, assisted by
Gustav Mueller, VIM. Kurtzer, L. Kronfeld,
J. M. Ohmeis, VIM. Tenhompel and J. II.
Escher.
Among the many pretty toilets seen upon
the floor were the following:
Miss Anna Maria Problem, olive green silk, with
black MORE antique trimmings,
Miss Frances %steinmiller. black Spanish lace,
with black let ornaments.
Mrs. A. Stelnmiller, black toille religieuse, with
bl ok MORE antique vest
Miss Mobile Brlckelmaier, black satin and Jet.
Miss Fannie Brickelmaier, white satin, with
Miss Louise. Brickelmaier, black satin, with a
mass OF black jet trimmings.
Miss Jennie Katz, black satin with black Jet
Miss Anna Rosenbaum, Gobelin blue silk skirt
with ruby velvet corsage; corsage bouquet
Miss Erminle Hubr, light brown satin, with the
corsage cut dccollete and sleeveless; corsage bou-
quet and brown Kid mousquetaires TO the shoulders.
Miss Josephine Problem, brown satin, with q mass
Of bronze jet
Mrs. w. Zimmerman, black satin, with black
lace; diamond y
Mira V. Kolb, black satin and black lace draperies
Mrs. Rudolph Epgelhard, black SATIN, with the
corsage cut In q deep square; corsage bouquet OF
Miss Johanan weiting. brown trioot trimmed
Miss Annie s,rackejai, embossed velvet. with q
Mrs. Charles Ryer, black satin, with the tablier
q mass Of black jet; corsage cut square and edged
with lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Jonn Henrietta, embossed velvet trimmed
with white satin en- panier; corsage bouquet and
Miss j. Tate, black silk trimmed with black jel
Miss l. Becker. black SILK, with black lace.
Mrs. Theodore Relneck, black satin, with black
Mira. Leo Geisler, seal brown satin, with the cor
naup Cnt v ahaDe. bronze let OrnamAntl and cnr-
sage bouquet Of Jack " roses.
Miss A, Becker, /. BLACK satin, with jet trimmings
Miss Clara Lankow, seal brown satin, trimmed
with embossed velvet in colors; diamond orna-
Mira Adolph sohst. black silk, trimmed with
black MORE antique.
Mrs. Louise Becker, black silk, with jet and dla-
Mrs. Henry EGge, white pou,t de sole, with a
combination OF lace; diamond
ormamcnts in nrofnsinn. "a cors sne' cn N.Y. sopa = ana MI
sleeveless; black Kid mousquetaires TO the shout
Mrs. Ferd Neumer, black silk, with draperies of
Miss Fannie Heinrich, black satin, with a mass of
black jet; corsage bouquet and diamond
Miss susie Wheeler, seal. brown satin, with
trimmings Of MORE antique Of a lighter shade.
satin vest edged with ruby velvet.
MRS. G. ELDERS, black SILK, with black Jet orna-
Mrs. Louisa chwartz, white satin, with q tablier
of white Spanish lace.
MRS. Charles Knabe. blue brocaded silk, with
panels Of the same material but of a lighter shade.
Mrs. George Stanger, pink satin, with MORE
A4 Miss CARRIE aanfe' Ga S I n S%Haae'i SATIN, with ataOller
OF white lace; baby blue satin trimmings: -
miss Miss Emma ,r Branat, ruby velvet with black
Miss Laura Roehrs, 5rownlsilk, with panels Of
plain SIX Of a lighter shade;
Mrs. Joseph Refs, black satin, with the corsage
Mics Iueiia Venter. seal brown sa,in epd hror1.
Miss Lena Lynch, noriated satin. with brown
Mss A. Laencher, black silk; sleeveless corsage;
black kid mousquetaires to the shoulders.
Mrs. Annie Carter, drab tricot, with lace trim
Mrs; Henry P%arisette, seal brown satin. with
navy blue satin trimmings
Mrs. Louis Goettel. black lace and black Jet;
sleeveless corsage; black lace mousquetaires to the
Mira. George Sucker, black satin and black Jet,
Mrs; Henry, Westphal, black silk and black jet
Miss ]. Marder, terrs-cotta satin without trim
Miss e Markrof, ruby velvet with black jet trim
Mrs; Henry Laench, black silk w,sh'a diamond
brooch at the throat
Mas Annie Buscher, creme poult de sole trimmed
with eau du MI velvet and white lace.
IN; Mise : I'm H. aTg rrSsdf..Io nusSo velvet and le' elaborated
MIRA A. Margraf, navy blue velvet; diamond Or
naments.
Among the many gentlemen present were {:
ReineCk, Leo Geisler, Ed Welsiing,. Charles Ryer,
SSn = nen Y. Kclp h1aa SrPg L aeseinaT Henry W. W ye%.
phal, George stoeckler, William Keetzer, Richard
aa0 Sn,mia MsnFS St r tSs orpsso a0p pie.s SHs'' elao rrs gdsspa
S,.e aaSst Of S he rs; ). U.s." George nssT sssins Ss'' y.
ELDERS and Charles Knab.
Prof. Grippe and his full orchestra fur
nished the music.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SINGING SOCIETY.
The members of the Schleswig- Holstein
Singing Society .commemorated the second
anniversary of their organization by o con-
cert and ball at Turn Hall last evening.
Among those who took part in the musical
exercises were Chr. Thressen, tenor Prof.
Hugo Luettich and Miss Math. Witt, in q
duet for violin and piano Fl, Rohwerder,
basso, and G. Ahrens, basso. The perform
ance was highly applauded.
In charge were the following gentlemen :
70. Suhr, @. Hubbinett, W. Hoppe, A.. Fette,
M. Fischer and X. Bach.
uLK QUARTET CLUB.
A concert followed by a ball was given at
Arlington Hall last evening to celebrate the
fourteenth anniversary of the Ulk Quartet
Club. The music was by Prof. O.. Thomas's
Orchestra, directed by Emil Jaehnichen
The officers of the club are:
Henry Bodach, President; August Shuttle, Vice
Frledrichsen, Treasurer; Arthur BOdmann and
August
The pleasure of the guests was in charge Of
these gentlemen:
Floor Manager, Charles Klussmann; Assistant.
Aamus FriedTichsen. Floor Committee-A. Bod.
mann, @. Nortrup,. O.. Henke, j. Helmke,
y, oldenhage and II. BANNER. Recep-
ton Committee-August Schulze, Chairman
g. Messerschmitt, H.. Steinkamp. w. Piohr, r.
Baer, 9. Lehmann, A. Buermeyer, W.. Hesse and
Hermann oldenhage and William Dammer. Music
Sommittee-A. schulze, G. Henke, il. Bodach and
@ Klussmann.
Representatives Of Che Buer Society, the
ELSIE'S PERIL.