The evening world., 1888-02-01
COUPLES DANCING.
THE HANOVER BOWLING CLUB GIVES ITS
FIRST BALL.
Many Pretty Dresses Noted "A Surprise
Party in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Pesses-
sion Of Irving HaIl-Tho Kitty Clus's
Masquerade with a Race in It-kntor-
tainments by Clubs and Lodges.

Masquerade with a Race In Ut-kntor-
t~ainments by Clubs and Lodges.
Teutonia Hall rarely has looked prettier
than IL did last night at the first ball Of the
Hanover Bowling Club. In charge Of the ~.
arrangements were
A: Bael. President; Ed Colge. vice;President
A. schutt, Secretary; j. Speckmann, Treasurer.
Floor Manager, Henry Puckaaoer; assistant, Aug:
I Aansmann. Floor e 0est, !.
Ssnssi, !. schultz Ssts'' II. iRs:tts,adt,, j. ) Mailer, {.
Rueter. Reception Committee John Hubert,
). Hrf%snin ~ II: Ieaddy, Geo; sisouiig, i: Basf''
J. Rlefe, Aug. Christen, K; Finkeley, John Rode
kr6ger. Chairman; a. schutt c: wiimsnn, 4. "
Mechow, I'd. Tamsen.
The pretty toilets Of the following ladies
attracted attention:
Mrs. Cecilia O'Hara, black satin with q rich over
dress Of black thread lace.
Mas Title schrader, black satin and Jet, with q
hign corsage and a creme satin vest.
bouquet of Msrtchai Mel roses; mousquetaires OF
Mrs. D. Hensai, black satin and lace; corsase
MIRA W: =. Won Every. black poulto de sole,
Mrs. M. Buchman, seai:brown satin and lace.
Miss Aausta Baas, black poulte de sole and Jet;
Miss Minnie Rodegerdts, lavender satin yelled
Mira. John Rohssen, black slE ana satin, with
Gr st'I Il. b. Duke, black satin and Lace. with a
MT. u. sShut.. seal brown satin and jet orna-
,nsnts. -, III.
popite de sole. with lace trimmings.
Mira William Won Twistern, navy blue satin,
Mrs. j. Hubert, black satin and Jet
Mrs. Henry Frey, black satin. with passementerie
Mrs. John Gaszen, scarlet satin, with q vest of
Mrs. Barbetts Konetzy,. black satin and lace.
Mas Mamie cowing, white satin and lace, with
Miss I. Murray. lace overdress over white satin.
eclored sik plush a~leeve!sss ocrsaRe.
Mrs. B. Wiemann, cafe au lait satin, with high
MIRA A. schntt, Gobelin green satin, with lace.
Mrs. William Burger, black satin and lace.
% h f Henry Rros Va.' Nile 'S Green lA' plush lush with
sna lace. The 'front.' was Yelled with ssssiief Of
NM. George sieburg, black satin. with q black
Ehread lace oveTdress; ostrich tips bouquet at the
Mise J~ohannsh Selling. black satin and Jet.
Miss Mary Keap. black ;,s sas,n and JET with the
Miss Lille Cap, black satin and lace. with passe-
Miss Mamie Ebling, black satin and corsage bou-
Misc Louise Ebling, black satin end jet.
Miss Annie Eohng, navy blue poulte de sole; cor
Miss Lena uhlmann, black satin and lace.
MISC Maple Soenl seal brown satin, with vest OF
the same material, but OF o lighter shade; corsage
bouquet
MRS. Jennie Adams, black satin and JET
Mra. H. Gooderman, maroon satin ana lace.
Mss Lena Heinser, blush pink and satin COM
bined. with lace trimmings.
Miss Emma Greet, white poulte de sole, with o
combination Of lace.
SURPRISE PARTY IN HARLEM.
There was fun in Harlem last night at the
fesidence of Mr.. F. Wolfer, 1853 East One
Hundred and Twentieth street, where o large
number of ladies and gentlemen were gath
The surprise was managed by
Miss M. / Gregory. Miss L. Ashman, Miss M.
Asnman, Mas n,r b. Gregory M mi; Franz !, W Wolfe:
EBonitz.
THRoNas AT ARLINGTON HALL.
The annual ball of the Fibre Association of
mattress, woven wire and spring bed makers
took place at Arlington Hall last night, with
music by Prof. Menken. Those in charge
were:
President; VIM. I: s~neehan. Financial Secretary;
George Dierkis, Recording, Secretary; James z.
Arms; Floor Manager, James Grahsm; assistant
Asa Crookston; Floor Committee, Louis Scheidt,
Chairman; Reception Committee, Michael F. Do
Among others present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. N; Doran, Tony Huber, Miss Edith
\ |! TTn rS Hs,l MT 1r and I Mrs. Ma James S%d M Mr Ro s { M Tin and
~ ASaAJ bAs eAe SAas ShoSt osh
mi. and Mrs. John Slit, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip North
and family, Mr.; and Hfs. MAX GGlas%,ta and lam
Tsmis Ryan Ssa' Miss %. Annie Me"s on Sss,me Of Long %1ss
Hohn Gillespie, Mat Hammer, Miss Mary Boyle.
gohn +. sullivan. Peter Rudolph, Miss Mamie
Lizzie Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. King, Big Eddie Kelly,
2!rs. and Miss Kelly, Mr.; J. Frank, Misc Mamie
Qonahan, MI. and Mrs. NJ. y. Healey. Thomas
Stewart, James A. Goodwin.
The grand march was led by James Graham
Ind Miss Ida Lynch.
PHGNIcIANs AT IRVING HALL.
The eighth annual reception of the Pheni-
clan Club took place at Irving Hall last night
with music by Eben's Seventy-arst Regiment
orchestra. Those in charge were:
p. j. Mcguire, President; d. j. Murdoch, Vice
resident; J. j. Browne, Recording Secretary;
A.. A. O'Nel, Financial Secretary; II. A. E.
Fisher; Treasurer; T.. F. Kent, Marshal. Floor
SS 4 +. Clarity, !. M Mod; t. M. t %aiesr.
Reception Committee. F. Kent Chairman; j.
]. Carey, N. y. Applebaum, W. H. Corrigan, w.
mittee-J. +. Browne, Chairman; @ A. o,Neil, 4.
". McArdle.
FUN AT THE GERMANIA ROOMS.
If ever there was fun in a ballroom it
Eas at the masquerade of the Kitty Club at
the Germania Assembly Rooms last night.
Just after the grand march Peter Stewart. sr.,
who was known rs the Boss Cat, rose, and,
with q majestic air, read q programme of the
entertainment. 1t rather surprised those
had to obey. One of the features was Q race
around the ballroom. For this q regular
card of the entries was published. The
managers were:
Floor Manager, G. L. Brockmeier. j.. /; Assistant