The evening world., 1888-07-23
HELD IN PLEASURES SWAY.
TIE SATURDAY NIGHT CROWDS THAT
THRONGED THE PICNIC GROUNDS. 2

Associations which Held Their Turn ~
Summer Festival-MakinE Names Of
Many whose Faces We're sesn In the
A.semblases - The LEADER Of Grand
Marches aad Those Who Followed Them.
Washington Park was filed to OVERLOOKING
Saturday night by q most happy gathering.
II was the annual picnic of the Boorum &
Pease Benevolent Society. and all the en-
ployees were on hand with their friends. A
most enjoyable time was had and several
hundreds Of dollars were added to the So
ciety's fund.
The march was lead by Floor Manager
Charles @. Forrest and pretty Maggie Nc
Carthv.
Among those who were present were:
James Costello. Nellie Costello, Daniel Barry,
Maggie B.own' Kate Conner, Yam James r; Piynn sv Tnos;
berg. ". @. coleman, Minnie Behrens, William
LANSING, Minute Baker, Charles Dunn, Ernest a.
stephens, CHARLES w, Gresse s.,r Frank Van A ws,n'
RILEY. Mag lie White, John smith, Annie san.
Z ansae I Roeh,e myf Frank ssf klm6 Sasa au.s ssm s,s MilsGn.
Dan Kenoe, Annie Higgins, Patrick To6ip. Mamie
h,ss,nif. ,1 SSssP S,c Snisn.'f Uni hi Ksui RSaSa0 jennie sss
Reilly, James o'Aara, @. F. Cook. Maud Garvy,
S1srs Jones' sss.r. Ern s.u,,us stephen ss,s k k,saa:
man, August Schultz, Mus BriahtsnsteIn,
Frank Rsppe, Belle thompson, Jono aods,,
Mamie Cavanagh, John Cavanaph, Harry Fechter,
s Sesne To0i #! A AsSSs hy Jo:. i Bradss k kSfs,' Casey AsSs
Thomas o,Brien, Mamie Kehoe, Billy Gardner,
Robert Schmidt, Otto Reuss. Carrie Campbeil, John
Flannery, Lizzie Casey. Otto Reuss, Joseph Leary,
Albert Beishert, Otto Brandes, L. X. Dug IN.
ELKs' BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.
Suffers Harlem River Park was the scene
of a large social gathering Saturday night.
merous. and the dancing platform was simply
The occasion was the annual picnic of the
Elks' Beneficial Association. This association
is composed of the employees of the Eagle
Pencil Works, and all Of them were ON hand
to participate in the festivities.
Prof. Olvany furnished the music The
march was led by Thomas Mallon and Miss
Foley.
Others who were recognized by m EVEN
ING WORLD reporter were:
John Mccoy. Miss Crowley, MI, and Mrs, John
and Mr.. Heenden. MI. and Mrs. Edward Dayey,
Nj. and Mrs. Alfred Longheed. Mr.. and Mrs;
Mrs. Sic @ssi' Burns, AN Mr.: q and Sr.. Fitssersld,
Mr. and Mrs. William Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Misnas! King, MI. and Mrs Gee sn T. S G5ini w,, M;
Francisco, Fred Mckinney. Mary Donohue.
lanes S.Ts' p,l SsE Stuart, S SGssph Bul RSnPRe'lSyi NJ. and si s1s'
DhNyp DIV CtuhtT hhhiO Dehpehn Hs ~ W.
George wtiIetier. Sarah sheridan, PM Mut6ocner'
Katie Neyian, Thomas Edwards, Katie Connors,
Joseph Doane. Thomas Larkin, Annie White, Jane
dan, Thomas Tracy, Della Best. Mr.. and MIRA
Joseph Herman. Thomas Callahan, Della Coe,
Mm; 9. IsmSerfl j Rssa G Kessina' annie rht g IaqRin'
Joseph F. Mcdonald, Jennie Larkin, VIM. Break
never, Mrs; Madden EN- John Mn6 Rs,d; annie aso aorNSn ss
Rose Pay, George Ziegler, Mary Pieifer, Harr!
Longheed, Katie McKeon: Ike Hanowe5; MarI
VIM. Sickle, Josie Westerm!n, Michael Burns
julia Dalton: John H.. s%tanoley, Katie Lanagan
Joseph F. Mcdonald, May Mcdonald, Thoma
Mallon, Annie Cohen.
MIKADo ASSOCIATION.
The annual afternoon and evening picni
of the Mikado Association was held Satur
day at Jones's Wood. and was O. complet
The march was led by William Price an
Among the many present were:
Samuel ]. Stein, TIlie Krause, George Reilly
O snIS we1 %m. Rely & !. I.otssn Mamie 'e coesra n"s0s cnairI L
Smith; joseph @s,Gsn Kelly 1 : o Az poS%ls sy;, 1q aIn. Roach pa,
fsas s' s6s;s S %%; k ;s.ssn S ssri LANE MN, M9T II
D. siisoe, cnas. smith, &iiism Mekeene, Maj
mann, Katie Winters, Richard Riddenpoct. Nj. ]
Casey. Laurande NcCann. Joseph f. Kelly. j. ]
Caugrau, James Eagan, Chris. OFT, Josrph Martil
Nellie o'Brlen, Thomas Mckeon, Gerre Roberts
Max Cohen.
aENTLEMEN's SONS.
The Gentlemen's Sons of the Seventeent
Ward took possession of Suffers Harlel
River Casino Saturday evening, and, wit
their friends and best girls, held it until I'll
the break of the new day. 1t was their al
nual picnic, and it was a success in ever
way.
The march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Hair
TIL orchestra was under the direction
Prof. Charles Z. Smith. and the followir
are the names of some of the dancers:
Mr.. and Mrs j. Krause, Mr.. and Mrs. DAM
Keen, Charles Herts. Annie Howard, Mr.. al
MRS. John Lauback, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Richie
August Dire sci, Lena Freshman. william Sickle
Annie Wehle, William Schroeder, Lena Helm
Joseph Nelson, Lizzie Heaney, George ia
Amelia stern, Henry Braem, Maggie NJ
Weigh, Capt. Farmer, u: 3. A; Mrs. Sickle
Jake Christ, George. Hart. Abbie Raymon
George Hart, Mamie Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. Csc
Hpine, John Murphy. Emma Beasley, Mr.. 81
Mrs. George Hildebrandt, Adam Somers, Mi
Hidebraudt, Joe Nelson, Lizzie Freeman, La,
renee White, julia White, Fred Hut, Katie Whit
Emil Moth, Mamie Flanagan, Mr.. and Mira Wall
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Becker, Herman Kuntz, haga
Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred seuft, Il. Seuft.
Coming Events.
Summar.niuht,a festiyalsof the Ton0h Cinb