The evening world., 1888-09-05
PARKS FULL OF PICNICKERS.
sEpTEMBER's SOCIAL PLEAsANTRIEs REPT
Up IN THE HAPPIEsT. FASHION.
N. T~eresa,s d. d. Society Festival at the
Ceyosseun-The william H. Taylsr Assoc
citation at sulser's Casino ard Garden
Peter Cooper Pest, q. A. r., Has Its
ANIMAL Picnic at Washington Park.

N~I~saaun-TnD WIIIlom h TbYtot An88"
c,.tiep at sulzer's Casino ard Garden
Peter Cooper Pest, q. A.. r., Has Its
a,,u,I Picnic ut Washington Park.
"A. Teresa's Mutual Benefit Society. which
"a composed of the old residents of the
Seventh Ward, got together for q little social
picnic which they held at the Empire City
Colosseum last night. There was a large
company present. Prof. Boswald led the
music. and the grand march was led by
William Barrett and Miss Celia Coffey. The
floor was alive with u lively crowd, who
danced and promenaded until the early
morning hours.
Among those present were:
Michael Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs, c. r. Murphy,
Michael walsh Josssa M1 WV, s WIN. BRADY Isyr;sm M,ss
Kcleher, VIM. Cullen, Miss z; b hail, Charles
Gran. Andrew J: Anderson and wife, James hinds
s sne nmnn.' Miss ] Lizzie ohsrs, Ps.fiSE Gro
Mn, Daniel ToOlp, on,s M,'s . Niece, MI.
s Hass,a xa, sss'a sRs s sns 1 S!!si o %3' M NJ:
b S9niis y1T William nS Mscieiian, NJ. Emma I'M se'iz.
Misnasl Farrell, Mas Celia oohsy; wnllsm Paine:
M Mel c. i. Murphy. Miss Mary Murphy, MT.
Nelson ne Racket tIao: I. j Murphy, John
ip5 snisI rn Mill h si.ys j eaay' M 2Saa g. John h ifeiss
MeMahon, Miss Kate PSwer' VIM; J; Lynch AL
5Gsn d +. 8 ps ass 1ys' M. sn haSls s, osN sSnn; John %l4 T.
horan, Miss Ida Roach, John T. Carney. Mi..
: s Kinney S'Es dWafd Lynch Hrc MISS aSs Kate M'i lines ,; Joseph
4. TOS, am and wife ,ss v Joseph ,n mnssey M and M wife;
Duns. William o'Nel, Miss Bridget Connors, Mr..
McTeague, MISC Mamie McIeague, Mas Celia Nc Nc
Thonas PlunKett and wife. Miss julia Plunkett,
Kelly, JOHN Nelson and wife. Miss Rosa Hughes,
omcers. William Barrett, President; Michael
Walsh, Vice-President, Daniel J. Mccarthy, Finan-
s staa WSmiaamnO s swiney. treasurer James
Adams, Sergeantat-Arms.
THE TAYLOR ASSOCIATION.
The William H. Taylor Association held
its summer festival at Suffers Harlem River
Casino last night. Prof. McAulliie and his
orchestra were present, and the grand march
was led by Charles Baker and Miss Dora
Whelan. After that the young people danced
through thirty numbers.
Among those present were:
Standard Bearer, william Ii. Taylor and wife,
ara Roe, William NJ. toest, Miss Lizzie Madden,
Michael oIasey, henry orsi, Frank CLARK. MAS
R Ss'ls Gomez John 'An Hsos,n L''e Jcnn f kynes.
William Stanley. William: Francis, James Irving,
John Blake, J. a. Bergen, Arthur o,Keete, William
Harris, Miss Maggie johnson, Hugh Mcclure,
Glenn, Miss Mccarthy, Frank sielly. George Lane.
Miss Lane, Miss Minnie Hennessey, Miss Annie
sSTeeDsy; Miss Ms jennie s@,,h \ %;,! Mr GrS :; sT W, Z
Miss Belle Haserty. Harry Mayman, Miss Lizzie
B sS,,r F Lon ad nsj,k Mi Ms! S seii,e Hba .STn yitos So9 p
Monanan, Miss Julia Smith.
01hcsrs-Bishard r. Roe, President; VIM: n.
i ips. + F,6 os ns,a s's sseasasr s;'tSsi ieG.;., T kinney. f ssl:
geantatArms.
PETER COOPER POST.
The veterans who have been organized un-
der the name of Peter Cooper Post, No. $50,
for the past seven years, held their annual
picnic in Washington Park last night.
1t was an informal affair.", where everybody
was acquainted with everybody else.
Prof. McManus and his orchestra furnished
music, and Floor Manager Joseph Silva and
mander II. II. WhaIen acting as director.
It was hard to say who was the most popu-
lar member present, and a beautiful sword,
with a gold hilt, which rested against the
musicians stage and was to be given to the
gentleman who enjoyed that distinction, had
not been awarded when an EVENING WORLD
reporter left the scene.
Assistant Floor Manager T. Tooley, who
was an actor in the days of the Old Bowery
Thespians, but left the boards to fight for his
country, had a good many hands to shake
last night, as did also Alderman Downing and
Patrick Oates, both members of the post.
Among others present were:
Commander Alderman, Of Ed Il. Meade Post;
S cSams RSs v Hsne psyr,o Of Carr Esrras s1s pGss; Y; Nh =;
John c. Valentine and wife, Capt M. ". Whaisn,
john Jon ,S Cody M and wife, M NJ. and Mrs Albert John;
Roberts. Patrick Stack, Robert NJ. Gardner, James
J. Flood. James Gilchrist Miss Emily rooley,
Hunter, MI. and Mrs. Patrick Lydou, Lawrence
MsAIale and wife !: Henry Bresn and WE. Henry
Stevens, Joshua Tonks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Welsh, Thomas Z. Brown. B; SIonin ana
Gie.sos. Z. F. Claus and wife, john Knapp,
Ira .. Hawley and wife, James 7. Judd, John T..
Mhs1ss' S SM ! Aass ssMsr,, hq Hsns, Macy K. Van o' Fsiss
Samuel MoCalium. ii. D., Robert Walsh and wife,
Anna xsHnap Dua 1ss'e 3. f Rise w FIN, ' GaRar r. b Rnans' J Siss
%:,b p0ss and md wife Mi,s John n,c z; Ward, Henry W;
GH3'.I La%niFsn, william, MaiIans ana Wiz.
Fred Mcmahon. John Mason, Miss Lucy Green
Miss Lizzie FinneGan, William Cobb. Charles Dia-
Barns; Mi.s Agnes L9nsrgan, Miss MOllis Loner-
James Burns, Miss Kate Lonergan. WIN. Gamble,
Mia, Loretta Lonergan. Charles Young, Miss Mary
H sss esss POST aSiS Miss Mary GS3 %aipSs .Jo S9 T / 81
A wIDow's BENEFIT.
International Hall, Twenty seventh street
near Third avenue, was crowded on the oc'
casion Of a sociable given for the benefit of q
poor widow.
Among those present were
Jah j. McNally and Miss Bessie Strong, John T.
TAYLOR. Miss Kitty Strong. John ). Reardon, Miss
maggie carroll, John II: Anderson and wife, John
y. CARNEY, Mis Mamie Dobson, Frank Mullen and
Vile, William J. Buckley, Mise Mamie O'Connor.
John j. Buckley, Miss Fanny O'Connor, Jane;
koach, MiAa Maggie Kelly. James McNaliy and
we TnoS Z. Strong and wife, p. Tracey AND
Miie; "a Dorsey, John Tierney, Miss Katie bell