The evening world., 1888-04-23

House on Saturday night. bronson howard'S
comedy, " Saratoga, ~ was performed. under
fine direction of Mr.. Daniel Frohman, of the
Ivceum Theatre. Following is the cast:
Mr. Robert Sackett. ...........R Raymond Holmes
Papa vanderpool. .............. Charles Bradshaw
inrr Hon william Carter james Dunn
H lr hM . Muttonieg b. Hollis
Mr. cornelius Wetherbee. .............R. +. Cotton
Frederic Augustus Caster ..........:S edley Brown
". Moirlson
Ee,e Remington. Miss sydney Cowell
DIVA Aston Miss Helen Russell
Virginia NanderPool Miss Gsnesieye MILE
Miss Elsie Lombard made her debut and
Frohman's company.
Among the many pretty costumes seen OF
the floor were the following
Miss Bella Werner. 1oriated silk with a V-cut
eorsage and black satin trimmings; pearl orna-
Miss Alice Van Pelt, black lace with black satin
trimmings; ruby velvet corsage. cut square, with
aV back; tan-colored mousquetaires.
Miss Annie Dingskirch, black lace with q de-
collete corsage; ruby and diamond ornaments.
Miss Lille Damuth, white poult de sole trimmed
with white MORE antique; corsage bouquet OF
Miss Theresa Aub, white poult de sole with white
passementerie trimmings; dog collar of bottle
green velvet caught with a diamond lace bar.
! MSS Z . sarah U EYE S Mss sI lace: %ith S;w yspy deep aP
Eut '
pink satin ribbons, diamond
= Miss Alice Frankenthal,. white toille religieuse,
vita a decollete corsage Of ruby velvet; white lace
mousquetaires and d amond ornaments.
Miss Blanche Childs, cafe au lait silk, with a vest
Of brown satin; elaborate trimminsso Of white point
Miss Belle Stephenson, black satin trimmed with
black vevet and gold passementerie; diamond
and pearl ornaments
mrs. f +. Hawkins, black satin, with a corsage
Of white satin cut in an A, which was edged with
delicate point Duchesse lace; diamonds.
Miss Mamie smith, brown satin, with bronze let
psssemen,erie% trimmings; diamonds.
Bayne's full Sixty-ninth Regiment Band
furnished the music.
THE FORUM CONCERT AND DANCE.
The concert and ball given by the Fortuna
Singing Society filed Arlington Hall to its
utmost capacity. Duets, solos and piano re-
citals entertained those present, and were
frequently appiauded. Among the perform
ers were Chas. Pohl, the Metropolitan Either
Club and the pianist, Joseph Ettlinger.
The ball was opened by Floor Manager
Aug. Bocksch with his wife followed by loo
couples. John Christ and August Kiefert
assistant floor managers Reception Commit
tee were Miss Emma Flahn, Frank Sawal-
Sky, Miss A. Schlckerinsky and Robert Win
ter. The arrangements were In the hands of
II. Meyer, E. Hildebrandt, E. Diebitsch and
j. Christ.
Among those present were:
Miss Louise Miller, Miss Christine Rumpn, Chas.
sGnoe Ih Gus Rumpn. M!s, Louise Sender
Dir. ana Mrs. Joseph Davis, Miss Lima Ottl, Miss
Dora Bauer, Miss Anna Flamm, Miss Paula fheis,
johanna naJ JACOB b1eMsl Miss "i Dora a' Sass, Ai Miss ch'ari %tss
%Iprledved, Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Mueller, Miss Selma
ter, Miss johanna Hoistadter, MISS Nj. Murtha,
Mrs. A. Drener, Miss A. Klopsch, Miss A.. Plate,
{. Bachoindsr, Miss Bertha Kospig and Mira a.
Grace.
These are the officers of the societyA
Richard Morton, President; Miss Martha Hahn,
Ses,prssident; Ernst hilde1randt, Recording
Ietary; Miss Laura Thiel, Financial Secretary;
Emil Dlebl'sch, Treasurer.
HUNGARIAN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
At Everett Hall the First Hungarian Phil
harmonic Society arranged a concert for the
thusiastic audience cheered whenever a ma
tlonal song reminded them of their old home.
The following gentlemen are the officers:
j. Klein, President; I. N. Weinrieb, vice-Presi-
stern, Recording Secretary; L Geiger, Core
spending Secretary; D. Eichler, Treasurer; ri.
hauimann, serReant-at-Arms
After the concert those present INDUCED in
Q dance. which lasted till the early morning
hours: I~snatius Fischl, the floor manager,
and Max Kaufman, his assistant never for a
moment ceased their attentions to the guests.
The arrangements were in the hands of Henry
Allskolczi and Philip Mehrer.
He)e are u few of the guests seen on the
floor:
Miss Ella Jacobs, Miss Dora Fader, Miss r. Kopp
MISS Esther Rief, Miss Lena Free, Miss Augusta
flscher, Miss X ga MOskowitZ, Miss Julia DAVIS,
Miss Lotte Davis, Miss Annie Click, Miss Tillie
WeigberRer, Mrs. Bessie Freiberger, Miss Lena
,sGrabeitsch, Miss Bertha M%anheimer, Miss Rosie
Levy; members Of the Atlantic Star Pleasure Club,
oi lne fortuna Lodge OF Kaiser ranz Josef Socie-
" and OF the Minerva Dramatic Society.
MALTsTERs DANCE TO BUY A FLAG.
A festival arranged and managed by the
sialtsters' Union, of New York and vicinity,
nlled Clarendon Hall on Saturday night. TIL
proceeds are to be used in buying a flag for
the union: Louis Herrbrand, National Sec
tetry, delivered an address. The following
members were in charge
FLOOR Manager, Fred Buggeln; Assistant, Mic
Eiege. FLOOR 1omnittee = Carl Busch, Adam
HieIn. Joseph Schmidt, Anton Meyer, Reception
commit ee-Charles Bort, Chairman; James yo-
geIty, Vice-Chairman; James Boyle, Jacob Korn-
mann, Charles Lacher, Philip Der hold. Cash
Somnhttee-Joseph A. Wincey, Chairman; Carl
ScaulZ, Joseph Liepert. Committee of Arrange
WW~snS-Daniel Dietrich, Chairman; Henry Binder,
Tylee-Chairman; +. Y. Semmcimann, Secretary:
Aaii Lauer, Louis Kessler, Theodor Hetzel.
MRS. s. e. KoHN's MUSICALE.
MI. S. s. Kohn, of ia East One Hundred
aug at which some very fine musical talent
developed itself. Messrs. Frank S. Mazziotto
ana Antonio Pinto rendered some very fine
pieces on the flute. They were accompanied
ny sig. e.. Pessolomo on the violin, while the
noStess sang and her mother, Mrs. r. Kohn,
executed two piano solos with charming
sneet. Among the guests were Mrs. Frank
.. Mazziotto, Mrs. Haberle, son and daugh-
ttsr, Mr.. NJ. Oppenheimer. Miss Langbein,
MISS Sickels and Mr.. NJ. WE'LL.