The evening world., 1888-09-11
MONDAY NIGHT MERRIMENT.
LOTS OF PEOPLE WERE IN 1T WHOSE
NAMES ARE NOT HERE.
Many Piensure-seekers Were at the Greene
witch Guard.' Festival-Hosts of Them
Took in the Forestcrs' Annual Picnic
The Tenth Assembly District Guards
Called Out n Brilliant A~ssemblage.

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terday and last night. Promptly at 1890 in
the morning the members of the guard, in
full uniform, started from the Battery on
board the steamer Lenox and after a pleasant
little sail landed at the Washington Park
pier, where they disembarked and proceeded
to open their festivities.
The first amusement was in shooting at tar
gets, with the following results: First prize,
won by Jacob Sharf second prize. Capt.
Ellrich third prize, II. Kahrr. The judges
prizes were won by Fred Mehrtens and
Brewer John +. Rottman.
After the shooting was over 1t was about
time for the dancing to commence, and Prof.
Bechmann and his orchestra appeared on the
scene. Can't. Edward Muller and his pretty
cousin. Miss Barbara Muller. led the grand
march, md were followed by o large CON-
any
Among those present were:
Fritz Cueren, Daniel Dakin and wife, MIR. and
Mrs. George Elder, Edward L. FRANKIE, Nathan
Lauter and wife, John Fischer, jr., Thomas Nor
and wife, Herman vogel, Max Goldsmith and
wife, Jonn Kreilipg and wife, Il. NJ. Gescheldt and
4. ". Budzynski and wife, J. H. Klie and wife,
John p. Muller, DR.. +. J. Ehlers and wife, Jacob
s sns wli sa" }. w o!Ro si s' ans vie i; swift %ii,. y; I I; %SIl
stein and wife, Patrick J. Coney, Charlie smith.
Mass T Soss, o MieRaaI bu Eg.n Mis Ed baT fnd J Slds' f aIss
and vile, James Barnes, Mira; GODDARD,
g gss. L. ep Kemp S5f and Wife q / Mrs. r (. Watts, Ma Max G E1Is:
Mrs. j. o,DOnnsill, Miss Mamie barrow, MIR. and
i. Riley Z; ii. Hoyms, Mis-, Mary Ware, John Camp
a: Fischer, Miss Emma Ward, Charley =collmann,
F Flss sa ATs'!a Mr.. M sSd Mrs. 4 sis9sS, M R..n sgsss,
Miss Freda Heimoerger, Mr.. Mooney. Henry
siGsn KATIE s' %.r, sn,' R,ll n4na sts1ea.o M. a siRs'l sa4ss
Y. B!adzynski, Miss Kittie Treasy, ". J. Gleason,
SON SSs'' william iH"In' s%tedhsns, Miss Sarah Kelly,
Dennis Grady, Miss Lizzie Kells, Miss Wannie
TTerreh,ce Moore, Fred Jacob. Miss Katie Linder,'
Charles Demarest, Miss Teyte Lender, Thomas Nc
rous, Miss Maggie Irwin, August johnson, S.
Goldsmith and wife.
PICNIC OF THE FoREsTERs.
The annual parade and picnic of the
United Courts and Conclaves of the Ancient
Order of Foresters of this city was held yes
terday.
The members of the order were commanded
by Grand Marshal Adam Brown, who was
assisted by William Turk, Chief of Staff; @.
Muller. jr.; ID. b. Long and Il. j. Irving.
lneSe O1nC6rB were III on nOTSeDHCh III Tile
head of 5000 men, some in the uniforms of
of their courts. others costumed to represent
Robin Hood and his merry men. In the ranks
banners waved and nine bands made the
music. The line of march extended from
Union Square along Broadway, Fourth and
Fifth avenues and Fifty-seventh street to the
Empire City Colosseum.
On the arrival at the grounds, Sir Knight
Adam Brown made the address of welcome.
and was followed by the Supreme Commander
of the Order, Sir Knight Pierce. of Pro-
violence, and President c.. NJ. Blauvelt, of
the Foresters' Association of the City of New
York. In the evening the grounds were
packed with the members of the order and
their friends.
Bayne's Sixty ninth Regiment Band
furnished the music, and first played for the
grand march, which was led by Floor
Manager Conrad Muller and wife.
Thu scene from the pavilion gallery over
looking the dancing floor and the. grounds
resembled a large country fair, with every
first floor a cake, with the insignia of the
order frosted in white, was being voted for;
On the other side of the hall a beautiful
gold-headed cane was also being disposed of
by votes, the two favorites in the cane race
being DIR. Goodman and NJ. Block.
Distributed on the grounds was the For
esters' annual, a neat little thirty-two.page
paper edited by Sir knight William Turk.
Visiting Knights from Providence, Hol-
yoke. Jersey City, Brooklyn. Woonsocket
and Orange were present and entertained by
members OF the CITY Oruer.
Among those present were;
Sir knight Pierce. of Provldence; Miss Minnie
Paymaster j. i. Wayde, SergL H. G. Pierce,
Adjt. J.. Prefontaine, Past Commander 7. c. Dono-
hue. Sir knight Z. %Champau, Edward Purcell and
N NJ, Carroll sTFs q W KSi,9' q !, N I W Viii s :; smith w1is1
ii. Miller, IT,, and wife, j.. H. Cohen, Q. l. Allen,
i; Msskoi,,G: Schubert l and wife, 4 AMsnaslsSn''
K. Jones, j. L. Moss, IL. W. Drake and wife, W.
Martin, u. L. Washburn, w. Acker, D. Dougher-
ty, c. Muller, jr., p. Meirowitz and wife. j. Fur
Omcers-C. NJ. Blauvelt, President; A. Good
man, Vlce-President j. II. Bailey, Treasurer;
John Hamilton, Secretary; VIM. Morrisey. Ser
geant-at-Arms
TENTH DISTRICT GUARDS.
The Tenth Assembly District Guards held
their annual picnic at Sulzer's Harlem River
Park yesterday and last night.
in the time pleasantly shooting for prizes.
After the smoke had all been cleared away it
was found that Charles Plasczyk had won the
first prize, while Charles smith, Ed J. Rapp
aud George Mendel were some of the other
winners. The winner of the bowling contest
was happy Charles Boeppler.
Prof. Loesch's Eleventh Regiment Band
played for the dancers in the evening. The
grand march was led by Valentine Ziegler
and wife, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schoen.
a Among those present were
Michael Frey, Miss Frances Bopp. Andrew ZieR-
Ter and wife, Paul Schoen, Miss Mary Zahn, Phil
H nPpa geE easrj asd SMITH MIfe; and dT Siie. EssnI ntsi pl M2sy
and wife, Phillip Metz and wife, Henry Won Min
den, Ed J. Rapp, Jacob Harlnagle and wife.
John Hartnagie and wife,. John zierer aud
Miss Josephine Boyer, Frank Scnafer and wife,
Jake Scnuithers and wife, George Schulthers, Fred