The evening world., 1888-05-16
PLEASURE IN THE DANCE.
MEMBERS OF TIE JOHN RYAN ASSOCIATION
OUT In FORCE.

.,,,.I Festival Of the Michael J. ouisley
Association -CIioninns Of the Twenty
or.t Ward Have n Recoption-Pretty
Dre.,e, sseu mt the Closipa Event at
Feruando's Dancing Academy.
The Lexington Avenue opera-House was
rsll filled last night at the annual reception
of the John Ryan Association. McAuliffe
and his full orchestra furnished the music.
Tho following were in charge Of the enter
tainment
.Ionn Renehan. President; John White. Woe
P Prsnss, Corresponding secretary; Michael ..
Duane,' Financial SECRETARY; John Mages, Ser.
gs. sniuSt bernard Renehan.
A gSo Committee-James F. Tracy, John Kelly,
Tobias Bs 1i.qse yam ssW UsrS'' sw wsns% ggohnne Gon.
molly, william Leonard, Thomas healey, Thomas
'.R.eeption committee-David Gerrow, Chair
man. Stephen o,Brien, Frank Brown, James B.
Monahan, John D. Brinkman, John Ryan, or. Z.
]. McDonagh, Wm. stacom' rhomas Maioney' j.
Fahey.
Among the many guests weret
Jonn MeDonald, John DSnnsiiy, Miss Mary
Barry S;.i NN s,,s Hs G1n asne9 %isa sa S's' o ssss S' ni..
Mr. Mr~ and Mrs.' T. aorms1. mis-, Mamie Lssahy,
Martin Mar hn' L Campbell, Charles Johnson
mss May johnson. MT. and Mrs.
sTss 3. q Reiloy, b. oiHara, James Ii. Mu,hearn.
Miss Nellie Dennis, Harry Koran, Miss M. Mccoy,
MISS RC ss., M Ss1,s ,rq MS SS%ss sn Siss ' Seii,s s sSFS..
MI. and Mrs. John sou'ly, Miss Nellie Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. t. Maloney, Miss Helen McGuiness,
Pa,rick Breiriey, Miss Kate Brady, Patrick pugan,
Con Monahan, James GRIMM, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
p sui Miss Nellie Kennedy, Charles Stone, MT. and
Mrs. William kennedy, Miss Ella Kennedy, Charles
" Wn,l soy Miss Tess Tessle s White. Jonni Hogan a'i Miss s Dora
Ryan.
TwENTY-F1RsT wARDEBs OUT.
The Clionian Association of the Twenty
first Ward gave an entertainment Yesterday
at the Empire City Colosseum. The follow
inc gentleman took care of the guests
Floor Manager, Andrew F. Mcdonald As
s,s,snt, j. Ii. Payne. Floor CommiIee-John
M 1iEs5 a Re .; E GEnsk comsm miS of1aoisS' j. V MURPHY Il sT!,
seani0n, i. + +. G coy M'A''ne ''AHN'S'n' D.
Among the many guests were:
and Mrs. Joe Weiiman, Nj. and MRS. John Young.
Kittie Keller, Miss Noble Kelly, John j.
T Tayss s.,s S,'s er. A',Ss Mise Esl'i Mems w.. Anderson 3 Dsn" W%.
sheridan, Miss Sarah McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
COsars, Eugene sullivan, MSS Walk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter henry, MIR. and Mrs G.. Mclean. Miss Mamie
Geary, Miss Nelly Gleason, Miss Kate BrannigaD,
Miss McPhl, Thos. McGeory, MI. and Mrs. Harry
Pendergast, Miss Sarar McGrath.
The grand march was led by Andrew Nc
Donald with Miss Maggie Payne, and fol-
lowed by j. H. Payne and Miss Nellie Con-
roy.
W. +. CRAIG ~ENTERTAINs HIS FRIENDS.
The eighth annual picnic and summer
nights festival given by Walter F. Craig oc-
Cured at Suffers Harlem River Park last
night. The arrangements were in charge OF
the following:
isaac A. Walker. A. N. Chadwick, John Chat
mond, j. A. Trower, W. II. Harkless, Edw, 7.
Matthew's. George Sherman, Alonzo Woods.
MICHAEL J.. oUIGLEY ASSOCIATION.
Washington Park was well-flled last night
with merry dancers who attended the sum-
meningitis festival of the Michael ]. Quigley
Association. The music was by Prof. Nc
Adams. These members of the organization
arranged the entertainment:
Floor Manager, James ii. Sullivan; Assistant,
william F. Meehan. Floor Committee-Joseph +.
Ga6ey, Lindsey Hubbard, RoOert j. Stafford, job n
M n HHiemaq fee en-@ R {; ssls,aS' nnnrs Z; scawaI.a;
Ragos. John J. Buncs. John P. Garey, Michael v.
Mckee, Joseph AngevAne.
Among the throng were noted the follow
ing:
Thomas Msshan, Miss Maggie Stafford, Mt; and
! s'mf Dun solsIAs Mis-! Miss sam Mian's ssri Flaaasan' j. james Z.
M.,SsT' shea, Miss Bessie LyRcs. MieSsss,
Ton, Nj; and Mrs; +. x; aennessy, A: Foran, Miss
s 6llI.DI Muf g GG; spa NM Mia, s4 Rtn 0,eO %aoE. r NJ :.
and Mrs. Ahearn, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. j. Gilmartln,
Francis McGrade, Miss Juiia Quigley, MI. and
George &c :; g'p stafotd, Mn Miss ssu Man Mamie sn" Wsiss sef Mt.
and Mrs. Jacob Mittwacht, Francis j. o'Connor,
NJ; s 4 M 9o:.5 SsP asrd ns1saR Mis-, MI NAME, ans i Isso v:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffey, MIR. and Mrs. James Quig-
N.Y. n.y.. + john =; 2 61sSI y. H s4sst Aad' NIB gaS Ms1ns Nj Nj; and
LIZZIE Sins;n. JOS. Coleman SS.iMii MIS- Mamie su qaa,e %ts'
s ss.,as s%ai'i H;is N4 $sn1 fs'S's S;S: # saS' .n S NJ: Af \:
Mr. and Mrs. Michael j. Quigley, James H.. suIli-
S Miss S Nsss % osEonnd =: S Mis: s M,sa !1 lane ors 1Ss0 +
Henry. c. senwartz. Miss Annie McCaIiny,'
William j. o'connor, Miss Lizzie Davey,,
s!evin, Mi. and MRS. John Kengruan, john 4.
More, Miss Matte st ford, JAS. p: Cunningham.
MsFy Lee M Mt; and Mrs. %n,.M William I'M, Mske %Is VIM.
Thomas McGrath, Mrs. D., Wilkinson. Daniel
V SaD' lo,o6 Capt Lovett' lieut. j.; "A. Su,,i-
] J. S SSsHea pca asyyies Gass 'p Miss s%l1hs
smitH, Miss Kaile Lswlor, Arthur Mcdonald, Mr..
Meehan. Miss Maggie Kidd, James Quinn. John
Manning, F. WILKINSON, MicnaeI Flanagan, MISS
tersby.
FERNANDo's CLOSING RECEPTION.
The closing reception of Fernando's Dan.
eng Academy took place last night at 1862 Fas,
tifty-ffth street. The big hall was crowded
Some handsome costumes were seen and her,
are q few which attracted the attention of ar
EVENING World reporter:
Mrs.. 7. B. Leathers, black lace over rou0e 4,
seune Six; the corsage, which was cut In
double ', was sleeveless and trimmed with blaci
more antlqne; a black velvet dog collar cauRh
WIN q diamond horseshoe was worn.
Miss NJ; kinsland, black lace; the corsage out II
small v In front and edged with black lace; dia
MISS Ella Cooper, white satin. with eau du Nj