The evening world., 1888-06-13

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WNeSS2,S, sage ornamented with
TN W&$$AA pearls and beads.
MM SM. The bridal veil. of
silk tulle, was caught with orange blossoms.
Herman Fine, brother of the bride, was
best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Gus
sic Elias. Miss Lena Elias, Miss Annie Levy.
Miss Bessie Marks. Miss Mamie Flynn and
Miss Annie Bernstein.
At the reception which took place In the
evening at Webster Hall over three hundred
persons enjoyed the dance and an exquisite
supper furnished by j. Goldstein.% proprietor
of the hall.
THE EcLEcTIc's CLOSING.
The Eclectic Literary Union held its clos
ing entertainment last night al Arlington
Hall. There were piano solos, recitations,
q comedietta entitled " Poor Cousins" and o
farce entitled " Bachelor Days"
TIL dance which concluded the event was
much enjoyed. Among the talented people
who entertained the audience were:
Miss >: Wolfe W. L sauIPaugh, Charles
Dsn. r. e. Io M'ss a <. ! Aa eoxs Miss NUS I. M ecu GSSS.
A.Id. sehmitt. i. 4; Collect. MISS 4. Kaiser. Miiss
Nellie Hill, A. Hertfelder and e., l. Gre n.
The Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society arranged
Q strawberry festival last night, at Cafe
,Lenox. Both halls were crowded, over two
thousand people contributing their share
towards the charitable purpose. A feature
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usual run of strawberry festivals, was the
restaurant, in charge of the ladies. It
found hundreds of patrons who availed
themselves of the nicely served sandwiches
pond, under the supervision of Miss J..
Lyons and Miss Shainthal, was another new
feature. After the disposal of the different
wares, young and old inaulged in q dance.
couples, who occupied both halls.
The officers: Mrs. X. j. RulsEy, President:
Mira D. Kierskl. Vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. L. Webster.
.ressesrhirs m n. isaaos. Mr% g. .'i baum, Mrs. I.
Groin.
REUNION AND FESTIVAL.
The grand reunion and summer-night's fes-
tival of the Carriage, Car, Wagon, Spring and
Axle Makers Association at Suffers Harlem
River Park and Casino last night drew q jam
of people.
TN grand march was led. by Floor Mana
ger VIM. @. Shipman. with his wife, assisted
Winfield G. Scott and q. Harvey with Mrs.
John E: Carmody. The Floor Committee
included:
James Sullivan, james. Fleurley. Hsnry, =. NIL
Robert 4. kaiston. Patrick Mathews. ~
Reception Committee-Simon Barry, John Reedy,
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Richar dson, Albert Schultze.
NAOMI LODGE FESTIVAL.
The thirtieth annual picnic and summer
nights festival of Naomi Lodge, No. 2, ]. O..
+. s. of l., at Jones's Woods Colosseum,
drew a merry crowd, and q large one, too.
last night. Prof. Lemlein's Orchestra played
The EVENING World Galop. which was
heartily encored. o
The march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Masius. Representatives from a large num-
Der of other societies were present, including
the Arlington Literary and Social Society,
the Merry Ten, the Manhattans, the Solde-
bars. the Bartholdis and the Friendly Four
Among others present were:
n a. J GseD1: / s,s =; MiIDS %,as MI. Miss La sas,n %s,s'nt s;.::
Carrie Waters, Miss Annie Waters, Ike GoldDerg,
s sS' ssr e. Iq Flsn ssm While, Mi 8. N %hi'.g s%Isa' M Mi::
fH s ss$ ME- H. s;:''' !. H s,se. 5 Ss%s NJ, ' H.: s.s h NJ! I;
bender, Cnss. Wallace, MISS Fiiossis Howsrd. Joe
Mrs Samuel Schwartz. jacob Herman. Joe Leo
REGia and md Mss L I,, Leopold, Al Al Hers,ae!d. b.
M,sa Annie Mas, Miss Fannie sussman q Low
%enstein, 1. Masils, Frank Lawrence, Mas IDA
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THE M HAGENER.
The nineteenth annual picnic and summer
nights festival of the amt Hagener Club at
Washington Park was well attended last
night. Among the many guests were:
Martin Buggeln, John N. Sasse, Martin Heese-
mann, @. Il. Schroeder, Hermann Gerken, George
J. WerseDe, +. W.. Meyer, Henry c. Sasse, John
BuRgeln, Henry Holster, Henry Gerken, Her
mann Michaelson, MIR. and Mira. Otto +. Schmedes,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Vagts, William II. Bostei-
mann. Henry Hanschen, and the following gentle
nerberg, John Hanken, Henry Albers. George r.
Seebeck, Aug. FinEe, \. II. W. Schlesier, John
Ficken, j. Wohltmann, j. A. Weber, Frederick
Van Axte, ID. Schnepel, John Holler, henry w.
Wersebe, Henry Book.
The grand march was led by the President,
LOUIS Whittpen. and his wife, assisted by
Vice-President Charles Nuremberg and:wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Hanken, Mrs. D. H.
Schroeder, Mrs. George j. Wersebe, Mrs,
Henry @. Sasse and Mrs. H. Michaelson.
COURT EXCURSIONS.
The annual, excursion of Court Volunteer,
No. 1859. A.. o. F., to River View Grove,
yesterday, was q most pleasant event. The
barges Susquehanna and Charles Spear con-
yeyed the merry party. The Committee of
Arrangements included j. Swift, j. M. Bird,
The. Rose, j. Newman and w. Schwartz.
A PARTY.
A large number of friends gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scheuer, 1875
Avenue @, to celebrate the eighteenth birth.
day of their son David. The affair was Q
very pleasant m enjoyable one. Among
the guests were;
MT. and Mrs. L. B. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. II.