The evening world., 1888-09-01
INSIDE THE PICNIC PARKS.
THERB WERE MIRTH AND MUSIC AND
PLENTY OF PEOPLE.

a RntFn NOunD OF bgs mkEyb AtuEnIy
Association P~icnicked.
Reelman Hill Lodge, No. 1877. A. o. o. W,
held their own festival at Washington Park
last night. Those present were composed
mostly of the members of the lodge and
their friends, and il wal o goodly gathering.
The grand march was led by Timothy Shea.
Besides the regular programme of dancing o
little event in the way of O presentation CO.
CURED. On behalf of the lodge. Master
Workman James 7. Mulhern, in q neat little
meecb, told Charles Halpin and Francis
Parker, two of the most active members, that
their good work had pm appreciated, and
he concluded by hand4hg to each OF them Q
gold badge.
E R lockwood, Third District Deputy; J. <
Dllon and wife, MT. and Mr.; ! 7. PendeIgrsst,
James BIZ and wife, James 4. Mulnern and wife,
son. Miss Il. Murray. n. Bolger aud wife, John
Flynn, Thomas Brady and wife. 9. !; Halpin and
9. New, D. P. Nolan, +. J. Dunn and wife. j. Il.
HHigmsn and wife. Q. J. Nichols, Miss Emma Brye,
f Sfas;, so'f ssSiSpess s'd sss w''s Wife, miss z. 4 Fsss
rssr,cs Msrd!man and wife. Joha shea and VIE.
weigel, Miss Honora o,Keefe, mrs. Byrnes,. j. 4.
McIarney and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Mulcahy.
Carly. Frances Parker and family, Nj. r. 0apney,
Charles Raber, Christopher Rooney and wife, Miss
H Hanng Wi Wy,iia INV WOOD. MI. and ndIMtH rs John Byrne,
Mrs Mary sars1eld, Miss Nora oKeefe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hermanns, MT. julius Keenan,,
White, Miss R. Murray. Charles Il. steuerwaid
and wife, Matthew Boyle, Thomas Smith and wife,
man Thomas wallace and VIE. John osBrlsn.
Miss oBrien, Jonn Slack end wife, Gilbert Hig.
gins and wife. Cornelius RYAN and wire. Frank
DON and wife. George Smith and vile,
s %sl, Wife, 0p GEORGE ' %eude Hi,ss George g sB (
George Townsend and wife, Miss Harriet Strauss,
S %iPs' MIA hanss Sarah MOVIE NOT; MS'9 John j. j. 3 QUINN GSaw samuel snd
ana VIE. John GaguiIs: Ma. Dora Fannagan,
Mary Riley, Mrs. M. wallace, william Savage,
Miss Dora Prayer. Miss Tessie Coyns, I. K; Sweet
James Finan and wife.
The following are the officers of the lodge {:
N o9 " ! {; FIiSks h. E NJ no w;; James 1sms =; n s ,
Keenan,. Financier; Edward. Mcguire, Receiver;
e.n I; DS SoSsps B STlas; L. t v. ; 3. y Y. r sSllap 3. W. ";
Dr.. j. a. smith, Medical examiner.
BURKE BROTHERS EMPLOYEES.
The employees Of Burke Brothers, of Madi-
Son street, were the guests of their employ
ers, Thomas j and James E. Burke, at Sui
zer's Harlem River Park and Casino last
night. Quite q large crowd was present,
chiefly of young people. The grand march
was led by CHI. s ]. Fortman and Miss Katie
Jordan. assisted by jas, w. Deevy and Miss
At different times during the evening a
large number of associations, among them
the Michael j. Casey Association. the
Friendly Circle Literary Union and the
Timothy D. Sullivan Association. called and
Uara apfarfotpa1 Inv tho Racarfi0n Commit
tee, of which August ]. Umlauf was CHAIR
man.
Among those present were:
Thomas j. Burke and wife, James E. Burke and
and vile, James Callahan, Miss Z. Lewis. james
3. sheeasn. Miss Susie Peck. David Levy. Miss
No.: sl S;S1s.; miss k N!s n stang, i Mil
MsaoS, MI: and iMStlS James Connolly. M!si
Lewis and wife, Mrs. John Burke. Lawrence
ard. Of the Lee Avenue Academy Of Music
Miss Julia McGawen, Lawrence Weave, Miss Annie
james yaGnsn ai SsGss Miss muf Kate sV emma nj N Bernard dl soy Van
Miss Bella Dusenhury. John +. Beagan, Miss Nellie
SsaSan, Dennis F; M s,So IN, Miss Lizzie u, Peak Z
Miss Kate MCCAIN, August GmiauT and wife,
Rsdell. William Adler. Miss Frances Spencer
Joseph Dewey, Miss Kate Dewey, Miss Maggie Sui
Ivan. Patrick ]. McKeon, Miss Ada HoyI
ENTIRE NOUS.
The social element of st. Mary's Librar,
Association, who call themselves the Entire
Nous, gave their annual picnic at h Empir,
City Colosseum yesterday afternoon ant
evening. Dancing commenced at 8 O'Clock
the orchestra under the leadership of Prof
Boswald.
It was not until evening. however. that tn
regular dancing, order was given. Short;
with Edward @. Connell and his pretty sister
Miss Mamie, in the lead.
Among those present were:
!. I. Cunnosky. John +. MoCann. Miss Kate Sphinx
George SilverDerg, LOUIS Hoffman,, Miss Kat,
Philan. Joseph Connell, Miss Katie Council, JohI
Philan and sister, Edward scully, MISS Turner
Misc Annie ONeil, u. j. Roche and wife, j. +. Barry
John v. REYNOLDS, Miss FLANAGAN, Thomas Martin
James Dunn, Miss Rose Dunn, Charles Farley an
vile, George Friend. Miss Ryan, Joseph Carey, Mis-
J9lia Foley, s. j. Foley, John J. McMulty;, Mrs. Mari
Miss Maggie Crowley, Bernard Downing and wife
7. Quinn, Mira oNeil, Thomas Dougherty, Mis-
Evstsrd. 4. Mccssurvspaan1. VIM Powell, joseph Eve
s TarS; MSS Mamie EveTsTd. Albert sShna6el, M.
s sSgaia Frank Sansef Murray Mlss sf Miss q Haley '0 z. G. d M Saii
tiny: Miss Cosgrove, Wm. Desm ond. Miss Simpson
diu u TIisl fh @,as St. M SIsIS; j. S SGnne Msb Siss Ms
Michael Kepple, Miss Hannah Turner, Georg
Coz and wife, Charles spiegel, l.. J. sculyS Mis-
Gray, y. j: Collins, Miss II. Scully, N. y. Done
van, Miss Lizzie Rush.
The officers of the association are
Edwin r. Crowley, President; John Il. Canrey
vice-President; Edward NJ. Lotus, Recordin
Secretary; John Il. Fox, Corresponding Secretary
John j. Reagan, Financial Secretary; Martin d
MoGarry, Treasurer.
Coming Events.
Annual picnic OF the attaches of Madison Squar
Garden, at Empire City Colosseum. this Saturday
evening, Sept. !.
the third annual afternoon and evening picni
81 cooper Post Will be held at Washington Park
Sept. 4,
invltanon summer-night's festival OF the JAM
S9SgIove Association, at Wendel's Lion Parl
Wednesday evening. Sent 10