The evening world., 1888-04-03
GAYLY PASSED THE HOURS.
CITY BATHROOMS THRONaED WITH wHIRL-
ING MERRY. MAKERS.

Hhe LtuuOE hFUehpHs ~ INV -
politan-Haudsome Dresses AT the Gen.
,rnI Turn v%crein's DRnce-Straw-work-
ers Have an Evenings Pleasure-Pnint-
or. Make Things Lively at Clarendon
HILL.
The members of the Wine, Liquor and
Beer Dealers Association, together with their
families and guests, filled the Metropolitan
Opera-H House last night, when their annual
hall was given. There were no decorations
40 mark the event.. but the toilets of the
ladies passed by in an endless panorama, and
nothing else was needed to make the scene
CAV and brilliantly colored.
II was a notable ball, too. and the history
of the association, which goes back five solid
wears of prosperity, does not show any like
gathering which can compare with last
nights assemblage. Outside of the ballroom
the entrance, corridors, grand stairways,
supper-rooms. boxes and galleries were
tnronged with merry people.
The grand march, which did not take place
until well after II O'Clock, Was led by Mr.:
Hugo Slevin and wife. Prof: Lederhaus and
Of dance music. Bayne's Sixty ninth Regi-
ment band made the alternating promenades
just as delightful with popular selections.
The following toilets discovered by an
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all the radiance of the Easter season.
D Miss Josie Gibney. white satin and lace; garnet
ornaments.
Mrs. George Lester, black lace, with q v-shaped
Mrs. Inirew phillips, pale blue silk, withIa v
Miss Ella Esler, black lace; v-shapeo corsage;
Miss Mamie Cronin, Nile green silk; vslen-
Miss Mamie McGovern, pale blue satin and tnsel
oyerdress; y corsage. ~
Miss Lille sullivan, lowered satin, with q V cor
Miss Mamie Gibney, white lace, satin and dia-
Miss Isabella Sullivan, dove-colored silk, with a
v-shaped oorsage; pearl trimmings Ia,
white lace and a V-shaped corsage.
Mrs. N. Dunivan, black satin, with passemen-
Miss Katherine Mcshane, black lace. with jet
beading and diamonds.
Mrs. G. Volkman, fawn-colored silk.
Miss Josie Church, pale blue MORE, with q v cor
Miss Mamie Smith, wine silk, passementerie
Miss Anna Early, black lace and diamonds.
Miss i. Belle Lane, pale green satin with white
Miss Carrie Engel, pearl point d'esprit; dia-
Miss Nellie Canning, Gobelin blue silk; diamonds.
Miss Maggie Murphy, pink tulle, with q V COR
sage; diamonds.
with a hand-painted panel; diamonds
Miss Theresa Cohen, olive green plush, V cor
sage.
Miss Nora Glynn. white MORE with passemen.
terie trimmings; diamonds.
Miss j. Ayiward, black satin with trimmings Of
passementerie anu Jet; V corsage; diamonds.
In the boxes were
William Padian, Miss Annie Padian, Miss Mamie
PaliaD, of Baltimore; Peter Padian, M. Duffy,
WI William nnd Psdi S1.0 ", Miss ism Mamie MI, Williams, Mr. Mrs..
Ella Asburn, James Everard, the brewer Bat
TALON Chief Lally and Capt. C~ostigan, of Engine
f TSm a ri ars IC }. T sSaayp. Miss ' Sinni. H s%ssy, j 5Osn
Shady, John Shady, IT., John II: Davis, Miss Kate
M iIassi q Owen " Geesan miss Miss M mn Ne VIVA Gt Tho S2aa
Walsh and Alexander j. Shields.
Among the prominent citizens and politi-
clans present were
Commissioner Richard Croker, Aldermen Hol-
land, Farrell, Diver and Bowling, ex-Alderman
seary, Police Justice Maurice j.. Power, Assem-.
blymsn slevin, L. McQuade and N. EngeL
A letter of regret was received from Lieut..
Gov. Jones. The officers of the ASSOCIATION,
whose names are given below, were never
lacking in their attention to guests
William Padian, President N. Iekulsky, FRS,
dent Ely; Keilty, Corresponding Secretary j. j.
Martin. Financial Secretary G.. F. Bode, Treas.
urer J. IS. Brown, sergeant-at-Arms.
THE CENTRAL TURN ~vEREIN's ENTERTAINMENT
The Central Turn Verein gave a n entertain.
ment and ball last night at the Lexington
pie were present as guests. Among them
were
MIR. and Mrs. II. Elias, Mr.. and Mra. Charles
Gln,her, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob RUPERT Miss Cor.
nelia Rupert, Jacob Rupert, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Keyger, Mr.; and Mira Adam 7. Senate, MT.
Knapp, Nh. and Mrs. Otto c. Rigl, VIM. schwenger,
9stN ssistz, MI; and MIRA VIM. 9Giier,
George Clauson, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Engel,
Mr.. and John Eichler, MIR. and Mrs. Aug. schmid,
Fred Uhlmsnn, Simon Uhlmann, Mr.: and Mrs.
end MRS. Edward FRANKIE, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Fromer, Mr.. and
MIRA John Douglas, MIR: and Mrs. J. q. Stuben.
ranch, William Peter. IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bucket, Alderman Hy Gunther and wife.
The floor was under the management OF
Charles @. Neiss, assisted by Max Witte.
Charles Rosenkranz was chairman of the Re.
ception Committee, and on the Press Com.
mittee We're: j.. NJ. Kohlmeyer. Alb. Kuntz,
Ferd. Goebel, Louis Hessberg, Louis G..
Becker and Charles RosenkranZ.
Hundreds of pretty dresses were seen upon
the floor. among which were those Of the
following ladies':
Miss Monie Gitz, scarlet satin. with q white satir
vest; diamond ornaments. y
Miss Pauline GitZ. scarlet satin completely yelled
with black Spanish lace.
MISS Emma Schiller, white satin, with the corsagt
CUT snape both front and back.
MISS virginia Ziegler, white satin, with q Spanish
ana back; black lace mousquetaires and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Annie Muller, electric blue velvet, with
pIack satin trimmings; diamond rnament
MISS Emma Laniz, terra-cotta silk, with blacl
more antique trimmings
Whlte satin vest.
Mrs. ?. Bolander, black silk, with black jet Or
Mrs. Gus Baumgarten, black lace over black