The evening world., 1888-08-04
THE T%ELEGRAPHERS' PICNIC.
WHERE HUNDREDS OF OPERATORS RESTED
FROM TIE "CLlCK- CLICK"

FROM THE "CLlCk-CLlCk."
It Was . Wonderfully Pleasant Festival, but
by No Means the Only One which Han.
pcned Last Night-Some Others Which
Drcw Bright Thronas OF Dancers To City
Pleasure Grounds.
The Empire City Colosseum was in q blaze
Of glory last night In honor Of the annua
of New York. t.
The vast dancing pavilion was crowded
with merry young men and women and their
peals of laughter rang out cheerily. All the
girls were pretty, of course. and dressed in
witchingly becoming costumes.
Prof. Davis welded the baton over the or
chestrs.
, The march was led by Floor ManagerE.
L.. Fellman and his pretty sister Bette.
, Following them in the march was q long
line of couples, from whom a few names
we're caught, as follows:
M %R smith, Il hf Ed@sfa w. ka'i sd s1n; ndS Mrs. S&Sis I1s.,
Martin 1iIon. Marguerite Flynn, E II; Curtis,
NJ: and Mrs, 1elsmou5, !; Y; b0nerty,, Alice
Frank Thompson, A: j. Heidman, Mamie Flynn,
NJ; and M sTs WORK %oFsm. Z; q Soil 4. Ts;s.1si
II. +: Bai,e, E 7. KIRBY, Annie sullivan,
Higgins, Katie Murphy. James o'connor. Mamie
Barbour, :. !. smollen, Della Mcaeuniess, Nj.
hughes, Nellie Brennan, William Bopson, Clara
ham, Annie Barrow, Bart j. Walsh, Lulu Burdiex,
J; +: Bergin, AGgies Bersin, :. vickers, Min
Lizzie Casey. Prof.. J. AcMurrsy,, B. Nv Wil, on,'iItiiIa i:;
asgsy. Emma coiWel.' Robert H TieiinS an VI su DGs
hntohinson, J. W. smith. Lizzie Low. Srs. Gott-
4 jIeI HAM, NJ T F,d msuss' a RTsas EEn I. boni,n n,ll'f Sn nsssy Mr. +.
Ter, kdwin A. Quick, Sadie Fulsraf, Thomas j.
ass s~%s s NJ sn1 ws M;s = Fr T. Mo Nsw% nsa,,. Mary
Walsh, MI. Fitzpatrick Miss fitzpa.rick, W.Aula.
9. Francis. Laura poebinss, George NJ. JOHNSON.
John "; Doyle, Of the Ta.ian Literary Union.
A. Jackson, Joe Kennedy. Charles B. Obst, Ida
Obst Emma oost, J. z. Van Cura, Miss Van
SGsS, JONAS Jons M STSS'Aas 4. A. .H osist R0P Fson,s a Es9sT'
Minnie FilRraff, Emma Miller, ". Il. Mccormack,
Mamie Newman, A; Kramer, Emma Adams. J; p
John Fysn. yoanJ:. poissny. Nsih,e Kelly, John !.
NJ sl.l and M Hs.i Ira q. Parker MT" Nj. ana y Mrs.. Dodge dse:
Ryan, Er. and ars. II. ' Fitzgerald. +Ga A. mi" Jackson q.
Mamie smith, Y; z nealeyy. Rosie Kane, A. a
T Ts%aoE. j. IG Higgins. 4. 4. Hughes 4; e.; i0l Z. ae lig,
Frank Rice. J. Farot j. o'Connor. j. Tompktns,
Thos. 8. Murphy, Miss Ada clifford. P. J. soaden
and sisters, Charles p. Toy, Miss Mamie Farrell,
George McGuinness, Miss Essie Farrell, George
S SS.isi sos 3. p vi p0ESl is: R M,:s b SaisSas kli Z. COZ u
lima. Miss Mary Kelly, william +. Kelly and sisters.
The following is q list of the officers
dent, Edward ". Morrison Financial
Secretary; j. Mcswynyi Recording Score
tary, E. F. Kirby; Treasurer. E. L. Fell
man Sergeant-at-Arms. ]. sweeny.
JACOB B~AUscHKoLB SOCIETY.
A large and select gathering was that which
assembled last evening at Washington Park.
It was the annual summer nights festival
of the Jacob Rauschkolb Society. and the
merry party included all the members and
It was 0 o'clock when Floor Manager and
Standard Bearer Jacob Rauschkolb stepped
upon the floor, and the orchestra. under the
direction of Prof. Davis. struck up the music
kolb and his pretty wife.
A few of those present, whose faces were
recognized by the reporter, were as fol-
lows
Altman, MI. and MIRA y Marshawsky, Mr.. and
Mrs. N: Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs; u. Bromberger,
and Mrs. q. Trsub, MT. and MRS. a.. j. LiSmian,
Mr.. and Mra N. Asch, Mr.. and Mrs. M. EeinberH,
Me- NJ. AMID AMID Mr. Mrs. 4 4, d k9 Hs;,s MI. s sna a %Fr H. \; k e |.
f PsniaeSas MI Nj: s ana Mrs Mr.. !. t seGna M 4. aa mr.; Mr I
Mrs Nj " J. Frfansen,h aI. C. BE Benjamin In Men en;n Sa; B sas
jsmin, Beniam,n Meyer; l. s. Rslnmap, Nj, ana
Essss.l, 1 a,s: us sa ! Carrie ssnsa:1$, w sSss's
S seiis%s Sos S,nnis d sSsssei julia iHal Iow misnsl; p ssrSa
Phillips, Annie UNI. William Levy. May Sullivan,
Charles @.,.S' a asI; ce an' + ps E%il' d SSsSsp9 + s s'S.:: Nag:
Dsu.sca, j. LiebermS.n. ROsie Friedman, ]. Fsi.
Erlanger. Fannie Jonas, OF Poughkeepsie; Ray
Levien, Julia Tobias. M. and Mrs. Joseph Rrans,
Belmont Tes.ls lennon j. Dixon. Hr. and Ara.
j. 8. Traub, Harry Levien, Estelle Belmont z.
fss9 oss;i IN S1T +. kos saSasS Mt. and hr re-. F Ma |
L Lewis.
The officers of the society are: President,
M. Erlanger; Vlce-Presiden A. De Vries !;
Treasurer, J; Frankenthal Recording SEQ
J. Rhonheimer; Bergeant-at-Arms, E. L.
Shelter. q,
HOWARD UNION LODGE, a. U. o. OF o. =.
The annual su~mmer-night's festival of the
Howard Union Lodge, No. 1887. g. u. o. OF
o. F., took place last night at Suffers Har.
lem River Park and Casino.
the friends and members of the lodge.
Prof. Craig's orchestra furnished the
music.
Among the many present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Dean, John A: Glas.
gov, Mrs. Mccartney, T. w. Travis, Fannie
johnson, Mrs. and Mrs. VIM. johnson, DAVID
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. holmes, George z.
Wilson, Matilda, Gray, MT: and Mrs. Henry
Drayton. Mr.. and Mrs; II. D. Gilmore, Robert
John Robinson, Mr.. and Mira. J. 3. Brown, Mr..