The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-15
DANCING BEFORE LENT.
AERRYMAkERs ENJOYING II LAST
b., HOURS OF THE SEASON.

MERRYMAKERs ENJOYING II LAST
20 HOURS OF THE SEASON p"
Bau Of the Bretherhs.d OF
Eustneers-United Labsrers Eu1eyiuE =
Night OR-Other Social Entertainments.
Tho Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
OF the New York city Division No. los gave
their thirteenth annual reception and ball last
evening In Tammany Hall. The division en-
braces engineers OF the New York Central, the
New York and Harlem. and the Manhattan FL
evated Railroads.. The ballroom was attrac-
tive. Festoons OF green hung from the gallery;
~festoons Of gay-colored ribbons sprung from
the centre Of the lofty ceiling and swept down
ward to the balconies. while the Stars and
Stripes in standards and draped In pleasing
forms adorned the walls and the gallery front.
The New York Divisionlhas 800 members. Over
500 dancers wore on the floor. ut midnight.
ot Among those present vIt0 we're Presidept n Leyi
and Miss Davis. Secretary D. !, Nicholson and
Mrs. Nicholson. Treasurer l. Baker and
S Mr.; gSk'F b, MSnsger y !. II N,S Safety END end M Mrs;
{%shRRsqRa; 5sSa %%FI%$%%s b, ana S i u TS5I$'%ss'
J IiE d hGlGnnsr' r. 4. Il D NJ nsnSS and .; vile II pS 3. G !
aMpragh and wife, Harry GamGbell and wife. 7.
" Shannon and wi,e. p, Gids and wife, l, D.
Clinchy and. vile, Chairman j. b. Outwater Of
the Reception Committee and Mrs, Out;
S SiStsisn mr. b. pf Ers1sis$S yt j s,I! Hss,c q
RTinmmllsk # bI Biy ds;si 2 g. konK VIZ LELAND R;i; cisy;
the ho Manhattan IA iSyi Saf Eievated Hailrcad sa% .fiamilS 2;
RAILROAD sI"p HIonS 20 M al"t thi hfT Time ' clers q
RI SsssoS$s sx Va $sIf Fo' Ssf I; b En- Ssa ERs SiEsSs IT,, r.
road; L. j. Ranch, road foreman Of engines OF
the Eastern Diyjsion of the M9nhattan Elevat-
man q the west side shops on the Manhattan
Elevated RailETSad Mr., and Mrs.; Theod2re
John I. Higgins and wife.
THE ESSEX COUNTY oLuB.
The Essex County Country Club gave its first
ball last evening in the handsome club house
In Hutton Park; Orange &c The house and
open, fires burned in oil Of the rooms. Lander
furnished music and Davis OF 0rangS, took
e eeatEs " was ss' 3 inielne the iSs Control sSlnt OF President mt
Henry A. Page. 'yice,Prssident 4. P.whitehead..
and the Executive Committee. Among those
~, dSSy: Green, Colonel sad Mr., ,wrisht. #.
haSse no;MfE T! aid Nj Mrs! sal o Sssi T II. TsSset eTe! Misss
I NM Ba RaSs;,t F i hs[, x5n;Gld' u yo = 1diia EfI:
e. B BsssIR; ssSf s' and sss&f rs. !. H 4 Il. B ele {
#!illism Clark; Mr.. and Mrs. v; Campbell CLARK,
R. ]. Cross, D. p. Cruickshank. A. G., Darwin,
bnrsse. Mr. \: n snd Mrs soh III. i Y Po%srs f FAIR M +:
and Mrs; Frederick s. Fish. James 7. Fleming.
and anerf Mrs. William fiHi,nt IT, pf franklin hns 4. Spencer ass: CO. %
s s,sai E NIB s,I s sS% nIso George g6Sa e HHr asss Ne.
mud MIRA GAnrno II Ha1kar n A HnnHGnhnr n
i Mrs nef Henry 9 :. j MsfSfM5I ri. 81 4 MIS- Srsee Samuel Mri r. :.
kk sss. kd Il !; hi Ssl!S s0s NJ; As era \! Mrs sq EaseP :;
J Jsa KSbeIT! +; Jennings, q Il. Lee: NJ:
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+. Parish assnJE l,, 4 { d PfFE sst. FFkts a%ss + R ,Fsadis..
A. lana and Nj s R !; r; Rissh 81; { {. 5 :. Him d'3|s: j$ss%si 4
Robert ssdswieks Edward F, slexipi {. !.
E foa T t s ssh Pr A sfisrHar rfi III: E, &: n Il: , Tas5; i:
]; Newton Van Ness. MI. and Mrs. Stephen Van
&Ms ss. TasiIs' d b1 &ass' g yf r w %sssno5 8. M W. Hnd
WIlieerod. John .. wiImerding.' [. i. Wilmer
s@!ns; i s, 4; %s1aMSn MIS-; b biss say a Bsr 81: d snS
BALL OF Il e. F. HUGHES ASSOCIATION.
A hundred members Of the Ed F. Hughes
ih sadins Soun Tho D srs a%sifi 10 sht to E HsSsmS
in Irving Hall; MI Hughes; who gave hiss
march with his sister; Miss Hughes. Among
others 1sG present Nss we're PRECEDENT dd Peter F; Male;
j. JOY Love a%s a M g. Miss hslS&n algph nl' fi 4 se Sharlss
William II. Kinds and Mrs. Kinds, Secretary
Th eemnsasF F. seall X, CorTespondIKpE sesre5aryG
urer Thomas A. Mclean. Sergennt-at-Arms
bph0%s as !, M sulI buMc F Ess}sta Manager tGer Henry H. ns. J:
William Villa anq s che; pG and A Mrs.. sch ocGor Henry Haays 4.
Miss Patton, JOSEPH F. Brown. Ada c9rrigan.
satchwell,. Miss Katie Smith, Henry sayers.
Miss Annie Smith, James Drake, and Mrs.
R Sisse ps s : fhp snysriss c anGtoS kiss ht'z BaytSk.
sni Miss MiHnie sayers.. Miss MHnr9e. Mrs.
and Matthew Smith and Mrs. de Barr.
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUE EMPLOYEES.
The New York Athletic Club employees gave
their annual ball at Lyric Hall last night, At
IL ase J: f n ahs f. Frssn mi. Ra aSa T KS W vi ey VIE Flew wo Man a
costume Of maroon velvet. trimmed with Chan
tilly lace. Among the members Of the organ
sMie asii' es saa sse dr ssns.SM Pte snaM Tsso T IL . nns
Mallst, Me- and Mrs; THOMAS SIS sStssIE y MI; md
dick. Nj. and Mrs Gus Sundstrom. Mr. and
% e. : NJ IT. IT. s S1 $' S S,; 4; $ $''; % hs nj FIJI s ss;i's sr R %!Ss
Louis Trangott, Miss Julia sheppaTd. MI. and
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs: AdolGh Croft. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 4. Devaucensi Miss Carrie Moore.
Kate Downing, Miss Emma EnwriGht, Miss
Maud BOylston.
Several members OF the Club dropped in dur
Ing tho evening to assist their employees In
Johnston. Geo. Briggs, Dr.. II. Griswold1Otto
Rnhl. J. q. Booth, W. g. Schuyler. f. q. Grit
fths. Geo. Goldie. and Charles Carter.
UNITED LABoRs RELAXATION.
TIL Fourth Assembly district organization
OF the United Labor party held its first annual
union and ball last evening In Webster Hall.
The reunitlnc was not so oyerpowertng as to
night. The promoters Of tho ball had various
reasons to offer for tho scanty attendance.
Some said that to-day being. Ash Wednesday
religious scrpples prevented many s.. Ste
phen's parishioners from attending the ~festivi-
ties. while others confessed that tho George
and mSGlyHn encounter on Monday nigh.
a Msnry George : ( was s.,s St the mo ball he
nrasant wara Gaorue MeMAcktn lam ID