The evening world., 1888-01-11

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Their Friends Orioles and Lady Birds
The East River Butchers Guard Turn
O~ut-.Ierry Admirers of Adonis.
The city bathrooms were we'll filed last
night with merry dancers. One of the most
noteworthy was the dance given by the Wash
jngton Market butchers ut Tammany Hall
The association is named after James j.
Byrnes, and Prof. Sause and his orchestra
furnished music. The following are the
officers of the ASSOCIATION
william Harris, Presluent; James Z. Reilly, Vice
President; Daniel b. Dev,r re, Treasurer; Robert N.
Eldredge, Recording Secretary; william lem Die,
Corresponding Secretary; Charles UDOnneN, Ser
geant-at-Arms.
They were assisted by
Tine Floor Manager, Thomas Fitzgerald; the. AS
sistant Floor Manager, jacob Isaac, and the Floor
%G jacob SINGER r. A. LP Haniy. L. i. Z EoS Maiila :; sT j. {.
Bona. A.. Hoppe, Nj. Harris, ?. sullivan, 6. L.
Bennett, Geo: Alexander, j.. siebert, M. Kahn. l.
The Reception Committee consisted Of Henry
TDiri,; oha'r man; y n ns GIackneT, John N. cl,ncy'
Mans Ns.i GGaSiles Duncan, v Wiiliam Ryan, J. JACOBS a.
q W.. Anderson, +. ii. GillOoly, II. Kemp, T..
swar,z, d I; Br.T Ep,n ); % ne, g. Drummer, Ii.
The of Arrangements included Will
lam J. sullivan, Chairman; A. Llpnm!n, F. Fren,h.
Charles. Manly, Alexander RoDb, George Asher,
John McLongGiln, l. /; Lyons, William Burn
Thomas GRIMM, joan Hamaid, Robert Parker, II.
,hane wear, j. Laden, j. Swartz, 4. McCormack,
. ii. korenbllOm.
Among the many ladies were:
Mrs. Jacob snyder, Mrs. +: Davis. Mrs. John
sny der, Mrs. John Blohm ana Mrs. L. Mulford.
INDIANS AT EVERETT HALL.
An enjoyable ball was given ut Everett Hall
last night by the Indians" Prof. Stack
and his iull orchestra were present. The
following are the officers of the club:
Joseph ID. Couchlin, President; Wm. Roxbury,
Vice. President; Clinton j. Clancy, Fnanc al Sec
retaIy; Thomas Liddy, Recording Secretary; Chhs.
A. Scheuck, Treasurer; Joseph +. Reilly, Ser
geant-at-Arins.
They were assisted in receiving the guests
by:
Thomas Wilson, james Cavanagh; the Floor
Burke, james Hyde, George Connolly, John Blake
ney, Frank Kelly, and the Reception Committee
Hugh Carroll, Chairman; Patrick Eager, Fred
Schoenel, James O'Rourke, Michael Mannion.
Among the guests We're:
Ii. Smith, Miss NJ. Merry, Miss NJ. Connolly. Miss
/. Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs; Johu Butter, Mr.. and
MIS-. 5 EGws.d p1 Blye .n Mr. ia and h1 Mrs' J. T. !. NoS Mf; aa of
N%ewburg; Mr.; and Mrs. Edward Bennett, Mr.; and
Va; SH' F. BFiI % "a MS. III. and mrs mrs. FaS GaSrp Lows W.
sgvis, Miss Aua Suvis and Mr.. anu Mrs. II.
Kennel, ii. Hemning.
DANCING ORIOLES.
The Oriole Club gave a dance at Webster
Dall laSJ nlpnU 10 lne music OF IrOI. muller s
orchestra. The following are the officers of
the organization
Thomas I. Gilhooly, President; Samuel j. Bond,
First Yice-President; James j., Gardiner, Second
Secretary; Patrick j. Carmody, Financial secre-
ttry; Josepl \. Power, Corresponding Secretary;
Richard j. Malone, Treasurer; John j. McCauley,
Marshal.
The arrangements were in charge of
Floor Man ger, George 4. Cudmore; Assistant
Floor Nj n gers, Samuel j. Bond. James j. Card
Gtnooly, Eugene c. sullivan, FIR nix Cox, Timothy
j: McDcrmoli, Thomas +. !snman. w liam ].
mond, Chairman; Richard j. Malone. Chris. NJ.
Larkin, Pa rick j. Carmody. Jonn j. McCauley.
Joseph A. Power.
Among the many ladies present were:
Miss Lizzie Powers, Miss sabina Powers. MSS
Sarah Dunn, Miss Katie Mccarthy, Miss May
Miss Katie Carmody, Miss May Mediaksr, Miss
Emily Fuller, Miss Frances GiIhooly, Miss Mary
And RIS0m miss M kizzis a,uJ Ma'q %ss,oD MIS- T;., Barb aas ,5a
McCauiey, Miss Katie McCauley, S. o'Connor, Miss
= Markell, John Blake, Miss Blake, Clinton
O'Gorman, MIR. and Mrs. Michael Mlnnolre, John
sugar, Miss Sugar, Miss Nettle Ryan, Peter Mar
smith, James Duly, Miss Carroll, j mes Cayanagh,
Miss Clancy, N. Br9smani Miss Drum, Mr.: and
Joseph Conklin, MISS Kale Kelly, Mrs. KoXbury,
Miss Divine, Thomas Wilson and sister, James
Thomas Lyddy and sister, George Well, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gobel, James Boyian, Siss Burke,
Miss Sleyin, Thomas Cusick, Miss Morris. Patrlck
Eager and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Christie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tate, MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Dwenei, John
Webster, Miss II. Levy, II. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers, James Duffy, Miss Clara Moore, William
Schietz and Miss NJ. Greene.
EAST RIVER BUTCHERS GUARD.
Thu East River Butchers Guard turned out
last night at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms
and had a dance with their families. Here is
the organization:
Jacob Koch, Captain; Henry Run, First Lieuten-
ant; William Stoeltzlng, Second Lieutenant;
Christ. Reyner, Third Lieutenant; Christ. Mueller,
Orderly Sergeant; Mic. Blazer, Color Bearer; Louis
Huebner, Treasurer; john Gutj mr., Secretary.
Conrad GroLhard, Marshal. Floor Manager, ia.
cob Koch; Assistant Floor Manager, Henry Rub.
Floor Commiitee-William StoeltZlng, Chris. Key
her, Ciris. Mueller, Conrad Gronhard, +. Oh.
Fischer, II. Wolf. Reception Committee-FTed
Berg, Louis Huebner, John GutJahr, Andreas
Tafener, Louis Waechter, Christ. Molle, Eugene
Schoensiegel.
THE ADoNIS SOCIAL CLUB.
The annual ball of the Adonis Social Club
took place at Irving Hall last night. The
officers of the association are
John p. Mccarthy, Presidents; John j. Donnelly,
Vice President; John j. Murray, Recording Score
tary; Daniel Reddy, Financial Secretary; Thomas
i. Carr, c responding Secretary; James IL.
Moran, Treasurer; Edward Dankel, Sergeant-at
Arms; Jonn Il. 1ierney, Assistant.
Assisting these gentlemen in the manage
ment of the ball were
Floor Manager, Thomas E McKinniry; Assist