The evening world., 1888-08-31

Relief Society ct Washington Park and
the CoIossoum-NIuch Good Win
Employers and Their Mon.
The Liberty Benevolent Association, O 80
ciety composed of downtown east-side mer-
chants, gave its first festival at Suffers Har-
lem River Park last night. Prof. Davis and
his orchestra were on hand, and the grand
march was led by Sam Bennett and Miss
Florence Thibault.
Among those present we're:
Alexander, william e JSphe, the Messrs
Miss sh,isnsky' Isaac Jacobsen, South NGryysls.
sldenberR, Miss Lena silenberg, Harry jacobson,
Samuel Valentine, Miss Dora Cohen, Henry Harris,
Ray Levinson, H.. Dyer and wife, Philip Leuu,
Miss Nettie Grernbnrg. Jacob Frank, Miss BECKY
Rosenisld s'n %is. l'1 R6san ns'ei R sssi / &l. ~ H. 1.
kE snS;, F !; Ss1S1tle'O; Is s,ra MS.@sGwi'1' sam M,:s
f LEVI n sss' a, G Eefsoa, MISS !. A. Hp ]ss.p sna J. WIS %siin .ssao
Adler, ar. and Mrs. X. Kelly, Charles Woods and
wife. James Mc1regy, l. schloberg, S. Frunkes,
witch, Harry Krulewtch. David smoinsky, Miss
s ssms., w Sa \ Mas Miss s RsSsis TI sS ?
i@%S' krul sSi,eS and WIFE, wife john nsi Rubin, t MS. Pol.
Al Harris, of .Chicago; Louis Newberger, Miss
ker, Samuel Fucker, John Werner, Mrs. Minnie
Newberger, David NewUerger, Mrs: Jacob Wolf,
Oppenheim, u. Livingston and wife, MIR. and Mra
NJ. Harrison, n. bernstein and wife, l. Butten-
sem ana N. T !. sni Ii a MSv1ns any w sns Mise Miss R "a; oPp So-
whisky, Miss Etie Novinsky, David Novinsky,
Louis Novinsky.
The following are the officers of the associ-
alton:
Abe Novinsky, Chairman; L johnson, Vice.
Chairman; II. Kahn, Treasurer; n. stoll, Record
ing Secretary; NJ. shilansky, Financial Secretary.
THE W EMPLOYEES.
There were no vacant corners in the En-
pire City Colosseum and Washington Park
last evening, for the members of the Brewery
Employees Relief Society were there, to-
gether with their wives. sweethearts and
friends, and filed every available spot in
both of these capaclous parks. Early
in the afternoon the employees, numbering
5000, with for.y-four bands, each baud rep
resenting o brewery, started their line of
march from Fifty-seventh street and Third
avenue. going eastward to the boulevard and
guests, who started the ball of pleasure roll
ing with q shooting match, in which Senator
Charles Stadler, Henry Lewis, L. Hoffman
and Charles Guenther carried off the honors.
and were followed by a speech from Stephen
Guber, who spoke in relation to the friendly
feeling existing between the employees and
their bosses. Senator Stadler responded for
the employers, and after Alderman Henry
Guenther had reviewed things II little, Leader
Charles Boswald nodded to his men, the music
struck up and the dancing-ioor became a
mass of moving color and grace: Those
who didnot dance entertained each other at
the tables or promenading through the
parks. Children kept the merry .~go-rounds
and swings constantly going, while the Re-
ception Committee were racing to and fro
attending to the wants of everybody.
About eight thousand people were taken
care of and spent an enjoyable evening with
the jolly brewers and their guests.
Among the prominent brewers present
were:
George Ehret. George Ringler, Louis Heinz.
Henry Harr, Charles Guenther, Wm. Norman.
Henry Hoffman, L Dannenberg, Peter Doelger.
II, Jacob Doelger. AntaonJ D0eiger, JAKE hnies,
Jacob kuppert, Joseph Liebmann, David Mayer.
Monroe EcSsteln, Of st,tep Island a, LOUIS ~ :; MsT-
Otto Huber, jT., Jacob Bloch.
Others who were present were:
Charles schld and wife, John Bopp and wife, @.
R. Lennof. Miss NJ. Bodies. DR.. Albert G. Pfeiffer,
Jacob kuppeIt, IT,. John Kelly and wife, William
4 Sisan6t I. IS ). h %nEs' and Wnie, Gus SS Blscnoa, Miss q.
Rankin, Miss Ida Rankin. n. II Heyman and wife,
John H. j. Ronner, Moses ]. Monnheimer, William
j. Jaooo n Rlskus, same Joseph splitter and wife,
L SeliRmRnn and wife, Frank Ehret, IT,,
DR.. Katzelmann, Richard Katzelmann and wife,
James b. James, Of Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs:
Alexander Eyer, VIM. krauth and wife. Frank
Psssrm n ana and S Eaiei1 S' f sn,a,e4a Louis SSse %ei ssa ana
wife, Chas. Giessen and wife.
The officers of the society are as follows:
President, Ferdinand Fahrbach; Vice. President.
Pnllipp Schuff; Secretary, Chas, A. Schultz;
Treasurer, Richard Katzelmayer.