The evening world., 1888-06-01

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matte Club to the Front.
The Ladies' Fuel and Aid Society, which
was organized in january, and now numbers
over one hundred and seventy members. held
it's first annua picnic last night at the En-
pire City Colosseum. Over five thousand
persons were present, and filled the grounds
and platforms. More than two hundred and
fifty couples took part in the grand march,
which was led by Daniel Rothstein. with his
sister Fannie. The latter received a hand
some basket of roses from the hands of the
s~ociety's officers. The officers were: Mrs, l..
Hershfeld,- President; Mrs. Jacob Cohen,
Treasurer; Mr.. Isidore Hel shield, Secretary.
Each lady received a mall bouquet of
flowers as she fell In line.
were;
Cleveland; Miss Fannie %salsberg, Mr.. and MIRA J.
F TSSass' c M1ss VINE ". ba slnnSs'Y &s,s s'f I. po 3 Re MAE 3.
s Snn,s; MRS HIsni II; aG1i s1Serss' i M,ss H. M 1ppSSn nS,naI Mas
Calm. Miss 8. Boskey, Mrs. Schwartz, Prof.
Bosksy, Miss Ray silyeIs,ein, Misc H; Appel, Mr.;
Shannon, Mis-, Fannie scnweitzer, Miss Sarah Apt,
Hosen6 AaSa'1 Miss s''f Ad aSs''n Yo nns,''G Miss s'I Js %iae
tOuuE, JuHub hluRmHU, Mise Annie SOlueu-
stss1 Nellie Nj Mays S1's Siss Resseea n Srena %i L 1P ri.
4. L,i ESass IN. H Mlss Fannie nnie T Lliienst NI%ni Miss n x.
AAdsls9ns Miss W IaInSa,, ArTGgH ns H Rdssn !. Cohen zen.
steln, Mi.s +; Brown, sam Tishner, Miss Ray
Abelson, Miss Dora A6elson, MISS Carrie goley, J.
S M,sS Jennie nj A scswafsai, MIS- Miss N1 Dora h'R casn,
bernhard BCskey. Miss Annie Bcskey, Mis-. Annie
Miss Annie Rosentha, Mrs. q. Rosenthal, Miss
Ray Beriiner. Mac Lanberg, Miss Lille Rosenthal,
Isaacs, Miss Lizzie Michael, Miss carris. Levy, A.
Moses, Mr.. and Mira Harry simon, Miss Lizzie
Levy, Miss Sarah Gross, Jonas Lean, Miss Jennie
Huthkuff, L. Levin, Miss May Wise.
In charge of the affair were:
RFloor Manager, Dan Rothstein; Assistant, Sam
W. Tasch. Reception Committee-Daniel Aersh-
field, Chairman; Nathan Jacobs, M. s.. Kaufman,
fischer Ii lei s sRs %oe 'a Levy. h0f Floor n ea-
william sohnltzer, Chairman; J; Mon
f isaac b bSnls aer BENJAMIN I k aenssas,d mis si@Ss
Myers, A. H. Frankel. Henry Hershneld. Max
Blum6erg. Moe sShwei,zer. COMMITTEES Of Ar
Mrs. [. Myers. ~''' L. ''A "'~
During the evening Mrs. Jacob Horwitz
was presented with an elegant toilet set; Dan
Rothstein received q gold headed cane Mrs.
Eva Meyers was given q handsome album
and Mrs. Hershield, the President of the So
ciety, was the lucky recipient of an immense
i uOral horseshoe.
The object of the society is to provide the
destitute poor with fuel, groceries and such
articles as they may require.
4 THE HADLER U. vERE1N.
The annual picnic and summer-night's.f es-
tival of the Hadler o.. Verein was held last
night at Washington Park. The music, by
N Prof. A. Lederhaus, was excellent, and
everybody enjoyed the dance. The officers
4 are
Joh, William p.nnarhooon pros,a.n,, u.n.-
Buck, Vice President; fred Benthion, Recordina
Secretary; IL. Theo Maitland, Financial Secre.
tary, Theo. Weinbarg, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen looked after the
pleasure of the guests:
Floor Manager, John Fast. Floor Committee
a. UeilSen, Y: Buck, II; 7. kanrs, Carl schro-
esa; seGe Rusust OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ASSISTANT haz Xr1sn@s.
ments Committee-William Lubbock, Chairman;
A: senreiber, Fred Jenner, Fred K~lockmann. Peter
u w. Borchers.
The grand march was headed by John Fast,
with Miss Minnie Sass. Next came Otto
Gerdts, with Miss Maggie S~truckmyer, and
John Patgens, with Miss Gussie Glinden-
kamp: They were followed by about sew
WHITE STAR " BALI.
The entertainment and ball given by the
White Star Minstrels at Clarendon Hall last
was by Prof. Bahr. The following gentlemen
assisted very much in entertaining the
guests;
Floor Manager, George Ife.
Reception Communicated. MoLoug6iin, Geo.
Mccullough, Tom Lee, Dave Turner, Jas Bowers.
OF AIrangementsJas. A. Lingley,
Bob West, Geo. McElwee, Jack Havery. Ned
Murphy.
Previous to the dancing in the upper hall,
there was a minstrel entertainment in the
lower hall, with the following programme
PART I.
INTRODUCTORY Overture and Chorus tssrrangeS
BsiiIaa:-"" where Are My SchSSims..s cone ono :'0a'e
BsIiisd-"My Hearts Best Love"
Lub q Lubly Gal. 1 dol.
yanad1"rne Maid Of the Mrl".:...GI George IL
.s s"','' r X S !; n e Murphy ass and Edgar Hop.ou
i@ilaafap@ayy , music S's y 1 F! Ii nass'. "Sfs' o r. >, kl,p.u
sC mG.;. q J I'na1t words y j. Murphy, a..
words by John Murphy, music By Fred
Fi niIs' ana walE.Round BY S' tae 4Tq qoppps
Composed and arranged By John Murphy and Fred
Lingley.
PART II.
Song and Dance......"........Mr. Edgar Hopson
Written and delivered by MI. John W. Murphy
nary; or 4 Duel to the Death,
BY Messrs. Ned Murphy and Cbas. Klpin.
The Celebrated Prima. Donna. Mr.. Herbert Hopsou
Mr.. Billie Collins, the champion Jig and reel
dancer, accompanied by Mr.. Chas. Burke, the
champion accordion player Of the United
States.
Double Banjo SONG.
Messrs. John W. Murphy and Edgar Hopson
Composed and written by John W. Murphy.
Mr.. Jas. BoweIs...:.,..Th graceful Club-Swinge
Mr. Chas. kilpin :. In an eccentric Character Sons
"The Mad Lady: or, A Little Deranged."
Mrs. Brown, the Mad Lazy 49,. Mr.. Herbert Hopsop
Mr.. Brown: ...............M John W. Murphy
Pete, the New Man. ............Mr Edgar Hopso1
Jake. the Butler................Mr. Joseph Murphy