The evening world., 1888-05-08

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prof. Weber Gives n Reception to His
pupils to Wind Up the Seasonal Benefit
for the Mother Of Fred Sharpiey-some
Early Picnickers OUT.
The second annual picnic of the Rockwell
Social Club at Washington Park last night
was marked by a jam. Among the many
Ii. Archer, Miss Hannah Denning, Miss Nellie
Lowrey, Richard Benson, Twelve representative;
. tue Eagle social GI19, MIS-, S;s; Alice sen Ns,m Pau
and Mrs; John Gar,mel' NJ; and Mrs pa,;, Joseph NC sSd
Mrs. wiliiam Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray,
MIR. and Mrs. Thom4s Finley, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
MIS- Nfss' Barbara isai Golden, Mr.. and MRS. Henry A.
Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. james Murray, Mr.. and
Nh "; l dSssp9s , p%sn, Mas NJ; A. sna Ms Srs; 'I %I.. BS S.if;
HINES. Miss Dora Fischer, Miss Alice Murray,
Miss Nora Mack, Miss Nellie Mack, Miss Kate
Jonn stevens, MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Murray.
The grand march was led by James Dwyer
with Miss Sarah Boyle, followed by Henry
Fischer with Miss Mamie Mccarthy and
about three hundred couples.
APoLLo's MERRY TRAIN.
The Apollo Singing Society gave a pleasant
entertainment Mt Fernando's Hall last night.
After the entertainment came a dance.
Among the merry crowd were
Emil Won Maur, Miss Liliie.Leopold, Emil Grum,
Miss sophie Russell, Miss Lizzie Leesenhach, Miss
Leesenbacp, Anarew Hux, Miss PHILIPPINE Gulman,
Auanl Runl, Charles kuntz, Miss Tillie Fulgert,
iiolI. L. Fritz, Miss Bertha Thiele and Miss Clara
IierUener.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF FRED sHARPLEY's
MOTHER.
An entertainment was given at Clarendon
Hall last evening for the benefit of the
,,ntb.r ,f tIa Lotto EraI Shar,laN
Among the many guests were:
Miss Katie Good man, Miss Jennie Goodman, Mr..
and Mis-. Charles Sionebridge, Jonn Goodman,
Miss Carrie Stonebrldge, MIR, anu Mrs. J. W..
~Sharpley, Miss Della Jones, William Cavan. Mrs.
NJ. scneen, Anthony hyIand, Miss Martha White,
Jonn stanton MIIs N Miss Mek,Ilips, John Lyon, ?, Miss
son, john Delmore, Miss NJ. Moran, Miss Mary
Feoollia, Joe Costello, James hayden, MIR. and
BArrlIIia, MISS Tellle Davis, Garry Durland, Miss
Lena Petrie.
DANCING TO CLOSE THEIR SEASON.
Prot. $. A. Weber closed his season in New
York by giving his pupils u pleasant little re-
cepuon ut the leutonia Assembly Rooms
last night. Among his guests We're:
Miss j. Katz, Miss Annie Gaoer. Miss Bertha
berg, William Woods, Henry snyder, George +. Me-
Kane, George Kann, FRED ReinecE, Charles lie Ter,
Keller. David S. Yankauer, Harry st. Clair, Miss
Rosie Schroeder, eighteen members Of the S. s.
l.'s, MISS An oinetle Keller, Miss Minnie Gilman,
Miss Bertha Mundey and Dr. Samuel Hess.
During the evening the male pupils pre-
sented the Professor with a silver water
pitcher, and a gold medal came from the
female pupils.
EARLY ON A PICNIC.
The third annualp picnic of the Michael j.
Brennan Association at Suffers Harlem
River Casino last night was well attended.
The guests were received by:
Charles Gilcher, George Rogers, II. Plat, George
Boien, }. COIN, William Nehl, Il. Agsill, L. Lit
mann, Thomas Con, John Leary, j. Malloy, VIM.
hedensamp, +. Hanson, WIN. Hines, j. Burke, II.
BJcE, j.. Brennan.
A sUMMER-NIGHT FESTIVAL IN SPRING.
A summer nights festival was given by the
Jerome Pleasure Club at Suffers Harlem
River Park last night. The floor was man.
aged by
Floor Manager-Charles Meehla. Assistant
Charles Baker. Floor COMMITTEEMAN Sondheim,
Chairman: II. j. Robinson, Vim. +. PurteIl, Thos.
SchilmerricE.
socIABLE YOUNG INDEPENDENTS.
Those who were at the reception given by
the Young Independents at the New Windsor
Hall in Grand street enjoyed it thoroughly.
Among the, faces recognized in the throng
were those of:
john X. Carberry, President; A. Cohen, Vice. Pres
ldent; lheo. Grant, Treasurer; Nathan Cohen, Sec
retary; Max Simon, SerReant-at Arms; Phillip Ben
jamin, Thos. Shril, Chas. W. Gittleman b. FreId-
man, Joe Wilson, Miss Rosenberg aud Miss Julia
Maciousky. Inc march was led by NJ. w. Green