The evening world., 1888-08-07
DANCING UNDER THE SKIES.
PRETTY GIRLS AND GALLANT BOYS MAKE
MERRY IN THE PARKS.
A Big AssembiaEe ut the Annual Picnic Of
tho Turner B~ezrek-Tho Harlem nInen-
nerchor Has q Happy Gathering at
sulzer's ~Casino-Tbird Annual Festival
Mt the Oester Unger JeRer Bund.

EuIBfT ~" rtattNht |
ut the Oester Unger JmHer Bund.
Il was O large crowd that assembled in
Washington Park last night. Pretty girls
were there in abundance, and their escorts
enjoyed themselves to their hearts content.
Il was the annual picnic Of the Turner Bez-
rex. OF New York, and like its twenty-four
predecessors IL was all that tho committee
could desire. Prof. Lederhaus's orchestra
furnished the music to which the gay party
danced. The grand march was led by Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry Albrecht. Following them
came q long line OF. couples, a few Of whose
names are as follows:
and Mrs. NJ. Albdeaie, Secretary ana Mrs. L. Guth-
mao, Treasurer and MIS-. George Hoppe, MIR. and
and Mrs. George Caidwalder, Herman Vol, Mary
SsSsa,s1; ds aIs s snS MIC 5shn Ni Sss ] k TsIj,
Ross Wilson. Lille jacob, Geo. Schneider,
h hns s SaS9Si' E ssSrf E,Dn ssh% GSsr,. Sa sss,. % Ssns':.
Ripple, Ferdinand Weber, Jennie Newman, Adam
plipar, susie Kahn. Julius Hoffman, Sus,ie
ana sSaal'1 Mrs D',. ssssdisT: f ]: soS SaSss.'' bertha Nai
Schneider, Mary ,Ri,tenSson, \; BersSsn, Iansis
Mrs.. Emil Hess, John Watkins, Mamie Daley.
Sharles Rn.nenatt, Nellie EienIsr, Charles Wolf,
Mamie lBnW hll6uDeTR, Suhrlcs Liuuem6yeT, DhVl0
Tsssie xssSiss; Fred Smith, ~. EiSisT''
SsaEls: KSHse; i LpSSE Fe1Issi; JSa1 ns W. ~:
Mr. Ne hs 1,liar MI. e slsd sri B SSnS zl fsrsins Mri' a eoe1!sI,
Edward. Gutheii, Al GRAIN, Al vIlaret Mary
Smith, Victor s,riger. Lizzie keiRer. Allen Eekart,
{: Henry Jakes. Doiiie simon, Miss Victor
b bi1d snS Carl Boyer, Herman nEiV bts ae + .' +. Dem.
R &6ei.' oswald asnss 4Bse@ : Herman HnsG0 s ae'n1' lena Lena
Mueller, Herman Metzuer, Annie Mueller, Gus
Emile aeieer, Josie Ge,eer, Otto steitz, Charles
l ssi i Es.,. ND Sis Wsiia% M! I' ape Mr.. Huge e X vi ssSs:
Mr.. and Mrs. G1staye Jenning, MT. Hedwig
s SI anS M mr. o Saa e s5sI Valentine NJ. asa F S1s. hass.
lothy, Mr.. and Mrs. G. kali, Mr.. Wasser, Mr.. and
Mrs: George %altner, Richard schmie, Bertha
Annie EJmeburg.
Representatives from the New York Turn
Verein and other German societies were in
attendakce. Gov. Hill sent a letter regret
ting his inability to attend.
HARLEM MAENNERoHoR.
Suffers Harlem River Casino and Gardens
were the scene of a happy, gathering last
night. Sounds of revelry and song could be
heard, and merry laughter foated through
the pavilion. 1t was the annual picnic of the
I1uTl6Ln NlhcuutTCuOT, duu W Bay IuhL ~ Was
o fine affair. and that all who were fortunate
to be present enjoyed themselves. would be
but o faint way, Of expressing 1t. Pretty
women danced. while the older members of
gardens, drank the favorite draught of Gam
brinus and sang sweet songs.
1t was not until 9 O'Clock that the hand
some floor manager, Charles Keller, stepped
leaning on his arm and gave the signal to
Prof. Julius Rieger, and the march COM
menced. It was led by Mr.. Keller and Miss
Miller the latter a.tired IN q becoming suit
ears. Following them came a long train Of
merry couples, a few Of whose names are
here given
pMr. and Mrs. J. h. Zimmerman. Mt. and Mira.
John Miller. M; ana Mn. u: q: Berger: Christie
Johnston, Gus Blank. Nellie Fay. John HelmFe,
Sadie sehweitzer. Quo schmidt Carrie shamiz,
Burns, Emma Herseh, {. Billhoefer, Lena miller,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Baker. Mr.: and Mrs. Hening,
Beysr, Katie R. Boyer. III. and MrI v. hesa. NJ.
and Mira Rionter, Mr.. and Mrs. ziegler, Mr.. and
Fiesl.r, REC I. B sssIe Mrs., M Herman aaa Jennie Mfs. Young M1s
Lizzie Young. Nj. Feitez, MI. and Mrs. Koahier,
s saa a s9s Henry hsa FEE Sfisd. Nj Sr. 'a and MT NJ. 't Leo ko as;
Mr.. and MIRA. Mueller, Mi. and Mrr. Lederhose,
NJ s,:.n sna M aas; S ssi e +. IT, Ton Sen Ksn.i: }. f MassIs
srhlys. MI. ana Mrs. Proste, Mr.. and Mn Jacob
Helper, MI. and Mrs. :: D. Keeper. Mrs; Minnie
Kmma Hirseh,. Mr.. and MT. John Hall, Annie
asa'i ar a'i r. .: ). scnoa H. Mr. rAS ana n Mrs. L S,aEs Hahn,
George Brandauer, Louis Becker, Emma Lester,
s ssal ko ssasss! NJ. h sna Mr. s%isoe Wm.. AAaamn,mssnnSas 'n Mr.'
and Mrs.. Thomas Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. tul,ui
s ssss%sn. Jo hsn Miner k' Iiiiis ss siss9 Tho s0S %in h a
oEsTER uNaER J3aER BUNp.
The third annual summer-night's festiva
Of the Oester Unger jaeger Bund was held
last evening at the Empire City Colosseum
and was q great success: The grand marcel
the music was furnished by the Hungarian
Band. Among the many who participated
in the festivities the following were noticed
P5ssidsn, and Mr. :; F. King, MI: and Mrs; :
Mr. and Mra sam Reich. Charles Lewenssein
Title Teonstsiin. MI. and Srs. soswar,s.D MI. an,
hrs; Braun; sa WGsm hSIsier, Miss Rinsler. Josep'
Sso::s Fannie seS%sI:1, klile ssSiwe5'.
Ecsert., c jennie si Iefeov iasn Father nj Eefeov vna Henri Mr.
haeinsnn, Annie La16ek, David Peise[ Dayr
Rosentnsl, Louis Tattiebsum, Stella Hmster. sani
7. King, Emil Rosenfelt, Title Rlngier. Nj. an,
Mra Polateck, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenfelt Teen
and Yettie Rosenfelt, II. Buratuhek.
SELECT HARLEM soCIABLE.
A private sociable was held ut the Grow
Hill Assembly Rooms, One Hundred ant
Sixty-first street and Third avenue. Mr.. JohI
Fox was floor manager and his assistant Mr.
Frank Schwartz started the march at 9. 80.
The Floor Committee consisted of Emil w
Fritz, Joseph Bostwick, Jules Hochrein