The evening world., 1888-06-05
NIGHT GAYETIES.
THEY FILL HALLS WITH CROWDS AND
HEARTS WITH CHEER.

Ing Enough for Everybody.
The annual summer festival of the Catholic
Young Mems Association at Washington
Park last evening vas q pleasant affair. The
following Committee of Arrangements took
charge;
john ]. Masterson, Cnairman; Matthew 4.
:; Callahan. Peter Conner, John j. Curran, james
John Gibbs, George Hsnpson,. Joseph Heck, Philip
5 ns@' ). Rance sscr James saEf Z. iaS SHTl'' Thom a. Il ki soss,,
Charles I, Merner, John J. Mullen, John J. Nealis,
Putt, Robert p. Rowan. Timothy sshnssnaainane. Law.
f' Rsss saiOnani SGsSPa w. . S%RfihIii ism ]. Manony,
CHAIRMAN Gnsn : Michael e,N v: Bowen, Thomas J; Clancy
Craig, John ], crenln, William Dunnigan, Michael
4 peeTy' John J; psery' v Eaward ,; pTnnpayy.
Charles Frenses, Thomas E. Giircy. John Grady.
Eugene SI. o Z; Hughes hes JOIN W1uI ha1ri9EtGn, Charles q;
john ,. Mi,ehel,. William II. Masierson. John p.
hIrtsl' John D. Mcasushlin, EdTsrd 4; Mccall,
James J. rausbton, Michael J. Nicholson, James
R Rysn. so ZEN =. Rouse 4; o,b WiIiia GsG Il. sm hss'0 Rlm psisy
I. sullivan, Michael scanlon. John Z. Shea,
Floor oommittee-Jon b. Bennett, Jeremiah j.
Corbett. Richard W. Davis, Bernard n. Devine,
T Taias% THOMAS u; Ssf \. Si,1 Misnns, Michael III SS1' T. P Ssass i;
Charles J; Flanagan. L. John ". Flanagan. VIII
George ". Greenfield, John J. Hughes, John ".
Hugass, John J.; Kes,y, William J; LIsaey, Peter
] I01%s ssN aIgn 'S%al Usasi j. 'S %sLa a. siieuli GoRa j. ' %Sa
Donnell, deorge W. Mccormack, Richard n. Nc.
J5 oESa !. T TS9%ss S q Ms'G T. S Ja%ss Patrick NSF'0 4,
Mann, Francis x. o'Donnel, Maurice j. o'Brien.
Zee v; , oConaoT, James 81 N; ryan Jersmisn SUI
McNamee, Michael j. Gilroy.
THE HARNEss-MAKERs'PIcNIo.
The afternoon and evening picnic and ath-
letic games of the New York Journeymen
Harness-Makers' Protective and Benevolent
Association occurred at Joness Wood Colos-
scum yesterday. The care and pleasure of
the guests were in the hands of these gentle
men
Assistant Floor Manager-patriek,J; Mulcahy.
Floor Committee-Herman II. Ellers, Denis
Courtney, Ernest Krom, Patrick j, Ward, VIM.
Collins, Jos. hass. John Van Buren,. George I.
Reception Committee-Chas. o.. Morgan, Pat
rick Murphy, Michael Mccarthy, VIM. +. Mellin,
Andrew G. sherlock, John Mackin, ST., David
0Smmi,tes Of Ar.angementsaEdward D; Banks,
S Chair r sE,ad Beri - MSEEneapy, Charles Tlss J. Phillips
Michael B%nttomer, bernard Donohue, John Deeny,
Jos. Lennon, chas. 7. Hester, Jeremiah Collins.
Reed, Jos. syrovuEa, Gustaye Gut, August Peter
hour hour, "Ji john Fu MiDs'i EDWARD dWaIg e Spepps, louis % Miller,
George Lang, Fred Kessler, Fred Diedriex, Mar
quand Scheit, Solomon Kahn, Henry Jackson, sr.
cRossTowN RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
The first annual summer-night's festival of
the, Peerless Association, Central Crosstown
Railroad Employees, at Suffers Harlem
River Park last night, was really a pleasant
affair. Tn officers were:
cordins Secretary; John GilIispie, Financial secre.
tary; James DHyer. Vice-Presidenti John Nc
Floor Manager. Michael f. Kelley.
Assistant Floor Manager, Thomas carragher.
Floor Committee-John Gilroy. Chairman; John
Gilispie, John Malone, Edward Rafferty,, Peter
stetIen, Owen Flsnagan, Thomas NICHOLSON. John
Flynn, Charles Pertain, David Curran, Francis
Kress, William Dsyine, Thomas Flynn, Thomas
"RseePtion GSmmittes"T Thomas baltimore. Chair
WIN. Miller, I. LAWN, VIM. Weber. James Nc,
Gowan' Martin Finn Thomas Higgins. Thomas
sraalsy, WIN; Walsh, George HaasIySP, Robert
N. Fitzsimmons, John Liston, James Rowland,
John Thorn, Patrick Gray, Ludwig Rudolph;
cS SSn%.;'S g George 6eiHsr', 5oh3 iMs S@ .
Charles Eickman, Thomas Delany, Joseph ,Grier,.
Flynn, John Robbins, James Murphy, James
Dwyer, Frank Holcomb, Garry Roach, Thomas
Boyle, @. Sefern, Con O'Rourke.
The grand march was led by Michael E.
Kelley and his wife. assisted by George Diener
and Miss s. Faber.
PICNIC OF THE o. OF A. A. g.
Suffers Park was we'll filled yesterday after
noon and evening by the members and friends
OF Rumanien American Lodge No. IS, of the
o. of A. A.. s..
The grand march was led by Ignatz Green
berg, with his wife,. assisted by ID. Sherrick
and wife. The following gentlemen took
charge of the floor:
AAssistant Floor Manager.Eugene ]. JueIls:
floor commlltee-l; Weismal, +. K l. stein,
Reception Committee. Petlansky, s. Kirland,
M. Orange, Oh. Frucht, M. Taucher.
THE METROPOLITAN BOWLING CLUE.
The wind-up of the Metropolitan Bowling
Club for the season of 1887 and 1888 occurred
at the Knickerbocker Hotel, One Hundred
and Thirty eighth street and Mott avenue, on
Saturday night last and not q member was
missing. Mrs. Hopkins kindly gave them
the use OF the new alleys, and between bowl
ing and dancing and singing the hours were
pleasantly passed until supper time. At 10. 80
there was q march to the parlors, led by Pres
ident Kidder. to enjoy the repast there pre-
pared. Numerous impromptu toasts were
responded to about the tables, and merry
were the party and the occasion until the
wee sma' hours"
WEDDING NOTES.
Miss 7. Asch, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Asch, was married at Everett Hall Sunday, June 3,
to Mr.. j. Joel. the bride was very pretty In her
dress of white satin, with diamond ornaments.
The marriage of Lenore De Esterre. one Of the
twin daughters OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James \. De
Esterre, to Mr.. c.. ]. F. Wagner, editor and propri-
etor Of the Dunseith Herald Dakota), occurred
recently at the home of the BRIDES parents, 225 Nc
Donough street, Brooklyn. The ceremony was
performed by the groom's father, Rev. ]. N. Wag-
ner.
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