The evening world., 1888-02-28

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Miss Sadie spiesei, fawn-colored silk, with q jet
'' Srs. 4 shf Pi SSIsss' S SH. x . : aSe so ePH isss.
Mrs, .. Pepper. black MORO antique, with jes
.Mrs Clara Dlckinser, perlo satin. with the front
Miss Bella Lehman, cafs-au.lait satin. with black
Miss Dolly stopper, white poulso de sole trimmed
with white satin.
Miss Etta Jacobsohn, creme satin. with the neck
OF the corsage cut nigh; corsaRe bouquet.
MASKS AT suLzER's PARK.
Fully 1000 happy maskers we're at Suffers
Park last night at the twenty-second annual
ball of the Harlem Turn Verein in aid of the
building fund. The official persons were:
o. #. Droste, Vice. President; L. Hahn, Record
tafy; A. Koontz, Treasurer; q. Geilhausen, A.
Stern, g. ,,Ledderman. Committee Of Arrangements
AM'' Be q; DApEEer' pe Sas'eG'ni h. Vi beye %'l'f T.
Floor Manager, a.. Kslbieli;' Assistant Floor
Braun; Princess Carnival, Miss A. Haul. Floor
Commit,ee-H. vehstedt, A. Boyer, F. Drexel, +
ssSSiS'' g. Nj E, s,s'f #. sils Z; being &. b 4; gaY II. V q.
vehstedt, q Schmidt, II. Freytap, II. Heuer.
Among those whom The EVENING WORLD
reporter noticed in the ballroom were:
MT, and n'dt Mrs. 8, Fred TsyeD; Harry Eddie, Miss
Lizzie Smith, Miss Amelia Kasensu. Miss Annie
Kaschau, Miss Alice Martus, Miss SOPHIE Boyer,
Miss X IT. Eis ! man Mlss !; Daley, MIS- K, NH
T. +. Gargen, Miss Lizzie Beihoefer, Miss A.
Lahm, Of Fort Lee; MIR. and Mrs. James Rob-
Louis Donhauer; many representative OF the
Harlem Independent schutzen Corps, the Harlem
Maennechor and me Harlem Emtracnt;, Miss Geh-
k Ssss,%; o'n' G!s were Katie Il A 4 s''Ssss;', { qssIs,
yohn Abel, Harry Fredsricks, George Kelley,
Miss Anne Kelley, Miss Lizzie, Miller, Miss
Mo N; p y ssSmi1; MT M;.s an Ri,i MT HmS Joseph M1 a hSS'S%G rs
Jung. Mr.. and Mrs; A. koon,z, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller, Mr. and Mira. Charles Miller, MIR. and
ana Mrs. Sam Cool, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Langenstein,
Mr.. and Mrs: H Levy, MI; and Mrs. Otto praste'
Boyer ss; nnS Mr. nan and f Mrs. L. i B se"eS'i Mr. M'i and HnS Mr MfJ John HI
FiitZ, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Belts, William Spies, II. yelling, MISS l. Quinn
and Miss Melita Becker.
MAI JEsHRUN RECEPTION.
The annual Purim reception of the men,
bers of the Bnai Jeshrun Synagogue, of Seven
ty-second street and Lexington avenue. was
held at Adelphia Hall, Fifty second street
and Broadway. The following committees.
which were highly praised for their manage
ment, had charge of the affair
of Arrangements-A. B. De Freeze.
Chairman; Morris s. Wise, Agil Hanan. Recep-
ton Committee-Marks Arnneim, Chairman; Elias
schlsesinger, H. l. TopIi.z, B. $. Wise VIM. Japha,
Max Marks, j. Endel, J: s%chattman. Floor Com
en- G.. Herts. Chairman; kalpn
SscSSs; NM n. t seSI.sl a. II; FIJI &;orH n; s Jss. Ru q:
b. Moore.
After the grand march 200 couples were on
the floor dancing the first dance to the strains
of Prof. Meyers orchestra. During inter
mission an illuminated album was presented
to Morris Cohn. the President, by the Com
mittee of Arrangements.
VISITORS IN MASKS.
A masquerade sociable took place at the
house OF l.. Michael. sc Bowery. Among
the guests the following were noticed
Mr.. Blumenthal, OF Holly Springs, Miss aud Mrs,
b. Marks, OF Pitlsburg; b Ruoinowitz, OF Ansons-
vile, Pa MI. and Mrs. W~arsnawsky, Mrs. X
Michael, Miss Kempe, Miss i: Lesser, Miss A.
Mrs. j. Kraus, M. Lesser, M. Coyne and +,
Coyne, aud all the members Of the Volunteer
Literary Association.
MOTT oTERI
Everett Hall was brilliant last evening with
the festivities of the Mott Coterie. Michael
+. Ryan managed the floor with the assist
ance of William Mulcahey and George II.
Bradley, and the following received the
guests
RJames II. Dennean, Jonn II. Connolly, Ed T.
Cam, Patrick Burns, Lawrence Kelly, Matthew
Gallagher, John Jennings, John McGettricE,
s sirnesl T mHy1sa' L Soga j joan e0ne caniD,nS Sams.
Patrick O'Rourke, Thomas Flynn, Robert O'Con.
nor, James Fiavan, Thomas Connery, Cornelius
Bernard Gray, James Flynn, Gus Raymond, viii.
lam Hartman, James Ryan, John T. Midtown WIN.
Mccarthy, Geo. Mckinley.
LADIES A A MASQUERADE.
The Rheinischen Frauen- Bund gave a lively
masquerade ball in the Germania Assembly
Rooms last evening. The entertainment was
managed chiefly by ladies, although they had
the assistance of gentlemen. Those in charge
were:
President, Anna Stockton; Vice-President
urer, Bertha Bhsser. Floor Manager-Albert +.
Graul. Assistant - Quo Laemmel. Floor Com
mlitee-Fred. stoecklein, Christ. Petersen, Aug.
GAL LODGES BALL.
Cad Lodge, No. 4. l. o. +. S. of l., gave its
annual masquerade ball at Irving Hall last
evening. Simon Strauss was Chairman of
the Bail Committee, Marcus Schwartz
Treasurer and Feist Mannheimer Secretary.
Others in charge were:
Floor Committee-Mayer Berliner, moor man.
aver; Nathan Gutman, assistant floor manager
Herman Wolf, NJ. Rolhsch,ld, Isaac Michel, Vim.
ka nssrm II, Lang 1s. i f.n SieseF Reo Dayl% E Enm n I.
Mayer Goldberg, Chairman; b. Katzenstein. Leo
Augner, H. seinel, David Schim, Aaron Moses,
simon Well, Sal. Rice, y. Piehl, II. Fischer, Jos.
Truenart, M. Levison, /. Goldscnmldt.
REUBEN LODGES ENTERTAINMENT.
A great many guests were attracted to the
Tuetonia Assembly rooms by the masquerade
ball of Reuben Lodge. No. 5, l.. o. +. s. of /.
George Strauss was f1oor manager, Aaron
Frank assistant, and the guests were received
by the following committee
Mayer Mayer, Chairman; Ad Goldstein, Assist
ant Chairmdn; Jacob Theobold, Louis Kraemer,
JacoD Strauss, II. Klingenstein, Morris Blum,
julius Robitcheck, julius Strauss, Bernhard
Metzger.
CENTRAL SOCIAL CLUB.
The Central Social Club gave its third
animal hall at Wabatar Hall last ayeninU
James j. Cassidy was in charge ON the floor,
with Joseph ID. Moorcraft as his assistant,
and these gentlemen looked after the guests
Patrick =. o'Donnell, Albert Hughes, James
Chandler, James +. McCabe, Guslave Bauer,
James Gardner, Irving Craw, John Cassidy, Tony
DeVries, James Crawford, James Cook.