The evening world., 1888-04-16

aud Present III" t""" I" ''s
pr....s ,iern at tho Reception of the
primrose Pleasure Club.
wolballa Hall last night was crowded with
.o,,bers of the John II. Jones Association
and their friends. Prof. Robertson and his
full orchestra were in attendance. Peter
s,o;nmetz was floor manager. The officers of
the association are:
J,hp J. Wager, President; Herman =. Henne,
y'ce-Presideni; Steve Frahm. Recording seore-
,arv. p. A. Hofnann, Financial Secretary; Geo.
Io6r, treasurer; Edw. Morton, Sergeant,at-hrms.
Irustees-Edw. Hornbacher, kicnard Kelly, Henry
Weitcmeir.
Among the ladies present whose toilets
attracted the attention of The EVENING
WORLD reporter were the following:
Mrs. Nike o'Briep, electric blue plush, with a
deep V cut corsa2e, wide at the shoulders; a black
velvet dog collar was worn, caught VITA a pretty
pearl stud; diamond ornaments. "
trimmings In profusion.
Mns Lizzie Schroeder, black silk trimmed with
Mrs. Thomas Eckert, seal brown silk, with pearl
Miss sarah Burns, perle tricot trimmed with
Miss Mamie Campbell, a skirt OF perle tricot, with
corsdge Of navy blue silk cut decollete; a dog
Miss Carrie Barger, black SILK with black Spanish
lace trimming; the V corsage edged with white
Mrs. joe Frank, black satin and black lace.
Miss Katie Murphy, BABY Due satin, with q V
COrJaEe and ulaulOnu OTudUlentb.
Aiss Emma kretzschmar, seal brown velvet with
q noriat.d front; trimming OF seal brown MORE
Mss Emma Loiz. terra-cot;a silk trimmed with
black passementerle.
MISS Josie Peck, perle silk, with a vest of white
Miss Mary Carlin, terra Gotta silk, with black pas
semenierie trimmings.
Mrs. j. Benson, black satin and jet
Mrs. John Wagner. ierra-cotta silk trimmed with
Miss Katie Doehler, perle silk, with a ruby ve.vet
Danel at the side.
Miss Ida Daily, striped Pekin tricot; trimmed
Miss Katie Ruff, electric blue satin. trimmed
with whi'e satin; coraage v shaped. - -,s
black satin ana black lace; pearl rnsment
Miss Mamie Lohr, navy blue SILK, with lace
trimmings IN profusion; vest OF seal brown MORE
Mlss Nellie Murphy, black silk. with a profusion
OF black jet ornamenIs; tan-colored mousquetaires;
Mrs. 7. A. Hoffman,, seal brown satin with Span
ish lace trimming. ,,.o, su, u,,, . nro,ro,or .,
black jet ornaments.
Among the many gentlemen present were !:
John Wagner, j. Bensch, members OF the Mystic
Fishing Club; Charles Kretzscnmar, Sam Waite,
Rubin, A. Marker, Thomas Eckert, Charles Viii
son, Charles ssPees' Charles Meyer, Ge9Tgs b.
Phil $: FARLEY, Harry Robinson. LOUIS Demcrle,
John II. Jones, Frank Demerle, Charles Kreter.
Willi8m keyser, Frank Patterson, edward Else
man, Gus Nowack, Joseph Atzert and John Rou-
ertson.
Mr.. b. Ellsworth Tanning was presented
with a handsome gold badge as an evidence
of the kindly feeling entertained towards
him and The EVENING WORLD. The pres
~en;ation was made by Jacob Guterding, pro-
prietor Of the hall, in a neat speech. MIR.
Tanning was overcome by surprise and pleas
ure, but managed to return thanks for him
self and The EVENING WORLD, Then three
cheers were given by the merrymakers for
The EVENING WORLD.
HENRY KLEIN's EMPLOYEES DANCING.
The employees of Mr.. Henry Klein had a
dance at Arlington Hall last night. Music
was furnished by Davis's Orchestra. The
arrangements We're carried out under the
supervision of the following:
Floor Manager, Joseph Boley; Assistant, Harry
ersr, s; Lederer. II. Jefers, sJac. Bloch, Sam Blaut.
Barrett, Jos. Goepeert, VIM. Ledermann.
The march was led by Joseph Boley with
Mi 5 Carrie Boley, who wo e u white satin
skirt trimmed with light blue brocaded silk
AM cream silk, and a V-cut corsage tr mined
wit lace. She carried a bouquet of " Jack ~
reses. Next came Harry Ledermann. with
Miss Eliza Ledermann, who wore white lace
trimme with cream MORE antique, the cor
sage being V shaped.
A gold watch was presented to Mr.. Klein
by the employees and a basket of flowers was
received by Miss Eliza Klein. MIR. Brooks
made the prese NATION speech.
Among the many guests present were:
Miss Elisa Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bloch, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Levison, MIR. and Mrs. Gus Brooks, Mis-.
Lima Rosentnal, Miss Mile Hart, Miss Bertha
s see'ins,t M! Miss SAILS, Jen Insw. %el S b s.l Miss There's
Miss Rose Klein MI: and Mrs. B. rol.z,
Miller, n Miss 1H Theresa Hss. w %ni h.'; Miss s's Mni hsA Hart.
Miss Mary Lang, Miss Lima BoxSery
M,ss G Mts. %,ul Nathan. aa,ia N.Y.: Lille sean9eIt' a e..
Jenny weinberg, Morris Seelig, j. BisneieId,
Mrs; I. strauss, Mrs. NJ. Weinberg, Mrs; +.
seelig, Miss Carrie Nelke, A. Klein, Miss ]. =.
Klein, NJ. Klein, Jacob Marx. WIN; Bergner,, A
l. Leis, Mir. and MR.. l. Youngtrous, r. Paolero,
l. kiccilitt, Herbert Jerer!, Ike Weinberg, AlartiI
Fischer, David Nelke, Jacob Levy, Herman Levy,
Sam Gotilieb.
BALL OF A DRUM AND FIFE CORPS.
The Drum and Fife Corps of the Eleventh
Regiment Veteran Association gave an exhi
bition. followed by a dance, at the Germanii
Assembly Rooms. The music was by Com
rade VIM. G. Schulze. The youngsters en-
loyed themselves under the direction of tn,
Following officers
Floor Manager, ED Seele; Assistant Floor Man
ager, orderly Sergt. Oscar Sachs Floor Commit
ee-serst II. Hilderbrant, Corpl. George Bfank,
bergf. j. Munzel; Private II. BALI. Committee o
Arrangemenis-John Klumpp, Chairman; ). Muen
Vel, T.. hasslacher, ]. KleierdOrf. Pm. Daeabler
Drum Major; Wills am q. Schulze, File Instructor
PRIMROSE PLEASURE CLUB.
Everett Hall was crowded Saturday night a
the ball given by the Primrose Pleasure
Club. Music was furnished by Prof. Davis
orchestra. During the evening presentation
OF gold medals were made to Miss Henni,
Abrams and to ex-President Adolf Zinner.
!he grand march was headed by Henry
Friedman with Mis- Celia Grossman. TIL,
latter wore n black satin dress, the corsagt