The evening world., 1888-07-12
THESE WERE ALL DANCING.
IDENTITIES CAUGHT FROM wHlRlING
THRONGs ON BUSY FLOORS.

Park ana ftCutC "
The EMPLOYEES of Bookbinder Peter Quinn
formed a social club recently under the name
of the Peter Quinn Association. MIR. QUINN
concluded TO give " the boys"a little enter
talpment nj his expense, and n OF
EMPLOYEES selected last night as the time for
the festival. 1t was held at Phoenix Park, in
One Hundred and Forty-eighth street. The
hall was decorated with ~festoons of bunting
and many Japanese lanterns. and altogether
the effect was very pretty. The dancing or
der contained twenty-six dances, the music
for which was furnished by Prof. Muller and
his orchestra. Mr.. j. j. Kimpel had charge
OF the floor, and was ably assisted by Mr..
Charles Mount. Thu officers of the associa-
ton are as follows
Joan Kimpel, Pr, sident; Joseph Carman, Vice.
President; Charles Mount, Secretary; Peter
Quinn, Treasurer.
Among those seen on the floor by an
EVENING WORLD reporter were:
John Klmpel, Alfred Joufroy, Chas. Doping, |
James James Mel 1o 1s; Rtc1 Ma6d Tsls; Soss Na,S Hs1@an w SGan
in,yfe, 4 II. Runn. VIM. Re hssnt James IUI Falcon,
Hairy Mount. Henry Tori.e, T; J; MeSaarey,
Wm!: @ y; !; S;'SMii Miss Alice Falcon, Mis. EiIsni
SOSn klmbai, Tnonas j. Meade, y, j. Sullivan,
A. nr'' Knowles y, s. + A''i Whine, Fl Fred . wagner ~; %t caa&1es
Setter. Mlss Mamie MAJ on, Miss Bella MURPHY,
Frank IVA WALKER. henry s.Sa' er, Mss Annie WHIT:
Joseph Livins.,one, Miss Amelia ClaS 8, Miss
Martha Rohlder, Frank HUM, Bernard ]. Auhn,
jr., Adolpn Titus. Harry Arthur, John Ward.
Henry Trojan, Miss Susie Cowan.
SPENCER SOCIAL CLUB.
The third anniversary of the organization
of the Spencer Social Club was celebrated
last night by n summer nights festival in
Suffers Harlem Casino, and Gardens; The
grand march was led by Mr.. Abe Hyman
and Miss ,pnnie Brady coming next. Prof.
Conrad aad his full orchestra furnished the
music. The officers of the club are
David j. Ksit, President, Aoe Lyman, Vice
Secretary; Herman Coon, Sergeantat-Arms
The following ladies and gentlemen were
among those on the floor
George M. Spencer, Baron g. Keit. Frank Van
Coon. !: F5snsnmaH' L,yii. Essen:
renee HArpretht, Tony Rtemanious, Harry Doully,
/, Piper, John Ren"nt9ns, David .; keIst, Ike
Mrs. Gruman, N. W.. Gandaring, Nj: Walnsn, A.
P eiI + /; 6 oOq Z, Miss ssy J. S ssa'if S;.a Ed Esy3 M'j M,s,
Mas rag Kim f.,sPis ,s.i NJ: s'd H.. FF; sSs,.
Jacoes,, Miss leah Kei',, Alex keit, Miss Lizzie
Miss Emma Favor, L. horn, Miss b. Dribble, vii
lam Kelly, Miss Maggie Sullivan, MI. and Mrs,
j.. MossIe, Miss Emma Eddes, samuel Bickstein.
Miss Bertha M~anolowitz. David Sanders, Mrs. j.
nelius Knufr, Miss Anne Mcclure, Miss Mary
SIelly, +. Applebaum.
wAGENFELDER GEsELLscHAFT.
The fifth annual picnic and festival of the
Wagenfelder Gesellschaft. a German social
and benevolent organization, was held last
night ut Washington Park. The grand
march was led by Floor Manager John Inte-
mann and Miss Katie Hamm, who were fol-
lowed by Herman Scheiand and Miss Louise
Koehler. Music was furnished by Prof. A.
Lederhaus. The officers OF the society are
William Kehler, President; John tNreudenberg,
Aug. LangHors:, FINANCIAL Secretary; Taeo.'
seissen,chmidt, Treasurer; George Eros, Sergeant
alarms; Justus Herold. Doktor.
Amid the throng were the following:
IL. seebecE, Chr. Schun Herm. Scheland,
Albert, Richard Dorre, John sloize. UnSs. s:issen.
Luijen, Herm. Voter. ch4s; sPrsen, WIN. Lang
horst, VIM. Finkenstedt Fefd. Meyer, Tneo.
AStnie snihta, Miss Annie damm, Henry Blown,
Hermann BRUINS, henry AsiimacEe. FREQ Cortis,
Charles Stern, Henry Miller, Charles Bruggem4n,
Berhard:. Mrs. Alice stafford, James J. Kelly,
4anis I gsiH"es Miss "t Cara SAsG Sers, h'' Siss 6 M'ss
White. Henry Ross, A. Smith. Ernest Homeyer,
Habich, Mr.: and Mrs; Charles Lampe, Mr.: and
mrs. Fred Uaernlse. harry Cordss, Richard See
S Watson !; 4 rA1 na 81 h hss' hersha Rs sSssHe
Miss Lyle scnrosdsy; Ida snd Me s 7 , MI; and
Meyer, H. ~i Peters, wlI'an wa vsn,l Ssan Miss IT,
A ,Dns,Da a0 ass,c; q Ssles M,as w tsSm the s,: John ma A;
Abele,a Mr.. and Mrs.. Diedrieh Buinirhend, MISS
Jnlia s,,ner Miss Mac Maggie HUBER, chas. Muller,
John 1ietze, Ella Planneln Schmidt, John Heit.
man, Arthur Ericsson. Miss Addie Kuhrs, Miss
saoSman, Lena Doehw4ter, Miss Meta Foster, A.
Kern, Emma Hoffman. Miss lille Smidt, Misl
Mary Shields, Minnie FOntmeyer.
THE PIKE corERIE.
The Pike Coterie held its annual picnic q,
Jones's Wood Iast night. This is the twenty.
fifth year of Its existence, and in that spact
of time the association has grown strong in
deed. w liam Barrett was its first Presi
dent, and he was on hand last night to TAX
charge, and see that every one was happy
There were also present delegations from th,
Eureka Associate and the Irving Union
The music was given by Prof. Boswald. Tn,
grand march was led by Matthew Sullivan
and Miss Sarah Benson; followed by Michae
j. Neville and Miss Nellie O'Brien. Here ar,
the names of the officers:
Michael j. Neville, President; Mathew j. sulli
van. Nlce-Presldent; Herman /. %Schweers, Treas
Patrick Gallagher, Recording Secretary; Benjami
i. Sprague, Sergeant-atArms.
Among the many guests present were tn,
following:
VIM. Berg, Geo. D. Robinson, Benz F. spraRue
Daniel II. Driscoll, T5eo. Canty, Chris. j. buckley
John J.. Blake, Edward f. Neville, ThoA. Fiana
gSHs W. n. b :; SSlllvf R1sDi Her%SS F; soswsets
I I%sw w 5uSiei T 6o%ss' +: tKempls. Den!
Neville, Rutedge McMunn, Frank A. Woods. WIN
Barrett, Arthur crorKen, Edward +. Neville, Maggi