The evening world., 1888-02-23
was trimmed with real point lace; tan mousque-
taires TO the shoulder were worn.

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ris, J. Ekalin, p. j.. MeKlnly, lr. u. =; Palmer,
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HENRY CLAY TEMPLES DANCE.
The second annual ball of Henry Clay
Temple, No. G, Templars of Liberty of Amer
lea, occurred at Beethoven Hall last night.
Music was furnished by John l.. Kauer's or
chestra. Walter f. Kirk was floor manager.
his assistant being Adam Schneider. Among
those remarked in the ballroom were:
VIM. j. Mcintyre, Geo. A.: schneider, Robert
jackson, Frederick Noble, Thomas Mcconnell,
A MsS. UTGSnaT!, Archibald Taylor, ST. YIN i.
Jehring, John Miller and Frederick A. Frank.
GROCERY CLERK EAvE A NIGH OFF.
If any association had a good time last even
ing 1t was the Grocery and Tea Clerks. who
gave their eight annual ball at Webster Hall.
The arrangements were perfect. Delegates
we're present from associations in Brooklyn,
Newark and Jersey City. Anthony Ritz
heimer was Floor Manager and was assisted
by Harry MEIER. Some of those who en-
joyed the festivities were;
Henry Wildung, President OF the Association; F.
Ueltzer, Oscar Eckert, Frank A. schaedclhauer,
LOUIS Hubner, III. Wolf, 7. Wanderer, w. Finke,
G; vost. ". Horeis, F.. Helm, Fred Noser. Peter
Olckere, Il. Enger, g. Buhrfeindt, w. Ahrens, q.
Faist, G.. Hatterman, II. Flick, q. Baumgarien, q.
knoefiier, II. vogel, g. Fishbeck.
AN ANNIvERsARY OF ITALIANS.
A ball was given at Irving Hall last evening
by the Society Of the Primo Battaglione Ber-
turn of the wounded soldiers from the battles
of Saati and Dogali. A number of members
appeared in handsome uniforms which gave
a brilliant appearance to the ballroom floor,
There was the usual tombola, which is q
feature of Italian entertainments.
Among those to whose efforts the success
of the ball was due were:
Floor Manager, Paul Mattly; Assistants, G. Rel
der and c. Sambruna, 4. Ghislieri, A. Petrocella,
D. De Grazia, A. Rossetti, 4. Bombace, D.. Fusaro,
l.. Matrangoa, A. Legniti, A. Bianchi, DR.. 4. F.
Marin,,, p. Ramagll, Il. Meteli, p. Fasano and v.
Padulla.
oTTERBERGER vEREIN.
The members of the Otterberger Verein
greatly enjoyed the twelfth annual ball of the
association, which was given last evening Mt
the Teutonia Assembly Rooms. The guests
were received by the following gentlemen:
Dick Buckholz, Hy Kroeger, II. Kahrs. F. Esse!-
mann, W; PIange; Ed Meyer; Fred kusel; IL.
mann.
The complicated evolutions of the merry
makers in the grand march were directed by
Floor Manager Fred Kahrs, who was az
sisted by John Meyer, Her Heitmann, John
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JoHN p. RYAN's FRIENDs.
Barney F. Callahan, who acted as floor
manager, surveyed with pleasure the gay
scene presented on the floor OF Everett Hall
grand march with which the annual ball of
the John P. RYAN Association was opened,
the couples formed into sets for the lancers.
His assistant was Frank J. Markham. On the
Floor Committee were:
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Patrick Lyons, John " alker, Robert Walsh.
Other gentlemen who assisted in making
the arrangements were:
George v. Creed, President: Thomas Roach.
vice-President; Timothy j. Brosnan, Financial
Secretary; Joseph Mulligan, Recording Secretary;
Msrma r: ryan lTeasurer; lanes Moh,ague'
ten' Jamcs IAths' Wil 4 P 81 nTro'G nsn SSuI K STrv
and John Mcknight.
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An anniversary recention was given az Ar
lington Hall last night by Company c.,
Eleventh Regiment, known as the Columbia
Rifles, Capt, Theo; F.. Schmidt commanding;
Fred Berner had charge Of the floor. as
guests were:
Cant. saybrooke, of Company I. I,eut. II.
Christensen, OF Company k; Adjt. Gen. Ro.ino
and Capt. spasari, Nizzia Cavalry; Capt. Mooney,
OF Company b; Col. Stewart, OF the Eleventh Reg
iment; Lieut. miller, Oh company ID; Private
Lieut.. Fipkelmeyer' of the Tairty-seconI Heai.
ment. and Can't, Balzarina.
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On the committees were
FLOOR Committeenrriyste Irony Matthews, ".
G. Crumpie aud M. Seideman. Reception Com
mittee-Capt. 7. F. Schmidt Chairman; FIRST
Lieut.. J. Obermeyer, Second Lieut. q. NJ. Junker,
F'rs9 sergt M; kramer, serIt. L. Bsrnet: sergt
sera, HEaPPau,, SoIP. ~, hIs,s,u, 9uar'ef-Ma'er
GEORGE ID. MCCLELLAN LODGE.
An entertainment and reception of the
George II McClellan Lodge No 929S X Of
II t6ok ,,iace last nigbt ot tho I1ytown
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Robert Walsh, II. McGonigle. t. ". Haslam,
frank Ohals, MI. Woous, ". JOIN Mchew,