The evening world., 1888-08-15

n.yariap Festival csntinusd - Arysh
peuoyolsnt Association Entertained and
40 Did the schuetssn-Gilde.
AZ Lion Park last night II looked as IL the
Fifteenth Assembly District had taken q
eudden turn and moved uptown.
All the grace and beauty Democratic
srace and beauty, of ~course) for which the
Fifteenth is noted. were on hand, and with
them came their very, very best young men.
The members of the Thomas jefferson
Democratic Club of the district were holding
their annual picnic, and they were respon-
sible for the depopulation of the district.
James A. McCloskey, the handsome leader
of the association, was on hand looking as if
lie had Just stepped from q bandbox. He
was the cynosure of all eyes and the magnet
which drew the pretty girls.
Others prominent III the district and in
county politics were on hand, amon them
THOMAS Costigan, of the City Record;
Assemblyman Charles G.. Hermann,
James F. Higgins, Werner Bruins. John b.
McGoldrick. Robert o. Hudspeth, Samuel
Barry and ex-senator William H.. Murtha,
of the Democratic State Committee.
The march was led by Floor Manager
George Harold and his wife. Others who
followed them we're:
Mir. and Mrs. James A. McCloskey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o'Hagen, Mr.; and Mrs. George B.
J. Lawless, Mr.. and Mrs. james Leahy, Mr.. and
Mrs; Daniel scnwar.zkopf, James J. Murtha, T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper, A A. Ryan. MISS
Ryan, Joseph Blaess, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ben
Mrs. Andrew GRAF, Mr. and Mrs. william J.
y Hri ha; SsTe EDWARD +; ss ssafi;, Mi Mia SSr,s are 4nS SsSs
F. Smith, Rose Golden, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc.
Crane Seamon Mr cd ana AIRS M 4; a aor @al,on' M s1-A ana Mt.l
Samuel Meirs, MIR. and Mrs. Werner Bruins, Mr..
and Mrs; Thomas J: Blessing, Mr.. and Mrs James
Thomas NJ. Carey, MI. and Mrs Fred Adams, .Mr.
s Miss M saa; hp Mt. and Dde Mr.. FREQ SSHR Burger o. M M. and
Mrs. Matthew Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS o'Donnell,
and Mrs, Rna,igan, Peter Furlone. Birdie Fariong,
john Mcoloskeys. Miss Mc6ioSfesys, MT. and @rs.
Ballinger, Mr.. and Mrs. James McconvAle, MI.
f Daley Mrs. ME- 1oAn d and 5u'El M. J. H !: Ds1iy Annis
HI,r.no. and n.mo MRS. d PsuI e. Ms'isr'
Kenna, Maurice Mcsnane, Joan F. Robinson,
N ! e. sn aas1Gs y,n ra sOaIss MIsdlgapn, Mary NM
MT. aud Mrs. criliey, Richard MoGovefn. annie
Shields Mr.. and Mrs. Ed scully, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone, Mamie cSnnins, Mr.. and Mrs. King. aT. and
Mrs; James Quigley, Miss ,9uigley, VIM. Leahy, J.
oduuhn hloAduutI DHltus Nv. IL NIb. MAX
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o'Neill, James Con-
roy, Alice Kennedy, VIM. Ferguson, Name Cur
ran, Joseph McCullagh.
THE BAvARIAN FESTIVAL.
Suffers Harlem River Park, Casino and
Gardens were packed last night. Gayly
dressed people went here and there about
the tables and beneath the trees.
II was the second night of the Bavarian fes-
tival, and, as on the preceding night, every
Sns i ESs ahePs; D ana s4sw shs eye s3sns. the park
A large band stationed on the platform of
the dancing pavilion kept the younger folks
on their feet, while the Eleventh Regiment
fife and drum corps played patriotic airs on
The feast will end this evening, when q
greater crowd is expected.
Among the many who attended last evening
were:
MI. and Mra. Philip Hoeber. Charles H. Merz,
Major George W.. sauer, Michael Heumann, MI.
and Mrs; j; Roche, Henry Miller. Annie funr-
mann Nj. and Mrs: Fennekoal. John Holzapiei,
Louise Rudolph, Theodore Schumacher. Lizzie
Hemker, selfa Flachart. Carl Foil, Hedwig
zen, Amelia. Southern. Louis Hoffman, Mary Frank
helm, John Uni. Kate Hombold, Frank Hombold,
Hughes ". weimann, Oscar keseo, Louise BaI.
I Rssssr n Sn Ziw wIs man, h siEHmNn nH Wacnter, Jos;
Mrs. Sfsse l. M M1iR mf'' Miss Has' M hsiii sSs G MI. sn afi M rnG
Schenek, Mr.. and Mrs Burnkamp, Fred bod,
MaIy MAJ hae0iM5% TIn,. Mr. Mt and an Mrs M, :. F ss,zaT R.b MI.
W. pshl;; JssSS sshs.s: Nj; ana Mrs az 3: s %gs,
NJ: and Mrs, Lindner, Charles b. Melrz. Gu aries
FahEenEon' Mr.. and Mrs. J; Uhl. MIR: and Mrs.
N,ederstein. Carrie seizam, Theodore, schu.
macher, Jake Windecker. Mrs. Windecker, leonard
Sisgerich, John sutler, Charles Brown, August
ARYEH BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The Empire City Colosseum was the scene
OF a gay gathering last evening. Pretty girls
abounded and all was merry as the historical
marriage bell.
1t was the annual summer-night's festival
OF the Aryeh Benevolent Association.
Prof. Davis's orchestra furnished the
music; The march was led by Floor Manager
d. L; Lissner and his wife.
folioWlng them came q long line of cou-
pies, including the following
louis Ellinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Levy, Nathan
WsissDerger. Netfie zemai.R r. RossnsergeI, t h
iesssr Matsniss, Of BrGoklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Mr. and Mira. Isaac Baer, N. Goldsmith, M. ani
. hal i M4. ah nsVyI Mrs. Isaac S0,i Fre Rsss Ssrsis ROse%3,
Sachs, Mi. and Mrs. Jacob BaeI, MI. and Mrs. \.
hitzlnGer. MI. and MRS. S. Frey, Mi. anu Mrs. NJ.
sS USS,s' Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenthal, Jacob Levy,
M; ana Mi; l. Goldsmith. MT. and MRS. : Ian
u HAq tlI SE; aud Mira; J, DrO1stsster, SIR; ana MIS-.
T mIi and Mrs. s. Binhack, A. Loeb.
tHTn.e Landau, ID. Frohman, Nellie Landau, Joi
TTotnlng, Clarence Landau, Ike Blank, Iizzi,
dd o'nnO LOUIS Stern, Enhe Stern, Charles Ru'
S u Mrs. .0sterweii, Nj. and Mrs.
RR ROSIE Alice Goldsmith, s. Kohn,
SShseehWald, Moe. Michaels, Gussie Morris,
ME MEAS hsst Harris Mary k9yneld, Morris Hertz, Min
LATHE Hodes, II. Vergesiick, j. Ma
Robe sscRer. A., Rosenneid. Martha Rosenneld
same FISCHER Ben Haokett, Bessie Hackett
~ oarah Rothschild, john King, Grac,