The evening world., 1888-09-18
TIMES THAT WERE MERRY.
p icnics and Parties Where Care w.s Truly
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The members of the Glenmore Guard, after
having a little parade all bv themselves
through the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards
yesterday. retired to Washington Park and
opened their festivities by shooting for prizes
at long-range targets. Those who took the
honors were John Keller, John +. Schillberg
and Capt. John Saenger. Capt. George Fay,
Of the Stumpf Light Guard. won the Judges
medal and George Meindel distinguished
himself by some good exhibitions of fancy
shooting. In the evening Prof. Ellis and his
band put in au AZ p ,arance and everything
gave way to daucihg. Floor Manager August
Schussler and Miss Louise Scheithe led the
grand march. assisted by MIC Klippel and
wife.
Among these present were.
capt. James SaenRer and wife, MIR and Mrs.
John Koch, Charles Moss and wife, VIM. Werner
and wife, John \. schallberg and wife, Mr.. and
Theo. Koch, Miss Trida Donnelly, August sehuss-
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{. Van Meas, Peter K.soEsr and wife,
and, wife, Mr.: and Mrs. Julius Schmidt, Eugene
Val Ebert and wife. Charles smilh aud wife, SAM
uel Arbed, Miss Fannie Arbed, Alfred Littlauer,
kiss'd Katie 81 Hs ssf Bon j. I' e. N.Y. M4yio, GsU sSs G wiis..
E Tsnsn %s.eD n1sy'5 b,.s Sspt' eS SSs hS Sna41s. J! Of \ the Ne
Guard; Charles j. Newmsn and wife, Capt George
wife. William Lahey, John Koch aud wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Holm, James Rape and wife, MIR. and Mrs.
ION orlo osH."s s sosn ef't Captain; John Koch. Lieu.
tenaI,; Charles Mass. Treasurer; VIM. Werner,
Financial secreiary; John = Sch'lloeId. Record
Arms.
MANHATTAN IL" SHOP EMPLOYEES.
The Manhattan L Railroad shop employees
gave q complimentary picnic to their friends
at suffers Harlem River Park and Casino
last night. Although the weather delayed
there was a good attendance. Prof. Sause
and his orchestra didn't forget to come
either, and when the grand march was played
MichaelA. Murray and wife, followed by
Robert Wilson and his sister Amelia, were
in front of the line.
Among others present were
Harvey Walter. Miss Ella Walter, z. w. Roose-
boom and wife, 9. &. Morey, MISS Lizzie Waite.
Miss Name wilson, Michael a. MURRAY and wife.
Thomas +: OTIS, MIS-, LA Merne. Thomas
Joseph Cans. Jonn Deary, MISS Reynolds,
SMH sm'e %iIaanl ps.rr c M!sS M 9oye Sa' K.iet 5o. M1ss
Cahil, Miss Maggie McKenna, q. Raymond Cox,
Mis- a. Coyne, George Cox, Miss A. Cox, James
Golfer, Cromwell hughes, Lewis j. Hoffman,,
Robert sheridan, James Kennedy, Charles Mor,
Mss Kate Smith, Charles Frey, Thomas v. Sher,-
MISS Lizzie Crew, Thomas Murphy, Louis Hes y +,
Vim. sdnderson, Miss Maggie o'kseie, Cha, ies G.
Grlfith, Thomas Coleman and wife, Mrs. Belle
eeSSs spI.. 5, s,ss Pan9 r., I .aS a;s. MI Sam ana y,a M,,.
Mathew Link, George Niger. Mss Emma
t toDgon, j. J,m Eswa E,1, D''H Miss x Miss NJ A aTo q
I'D, Mark Mcdonald. James +. : boa; ,
WIN. r. Everett, Rudolph Boyer, Miss Katie hoy,
larry Guntner' Abraham DSvar, Miss Della Miller,
nan. Mrs. ", Coles. B. Turner, George Leickie,
k ksas an asa1,,a, ! gsSss SHF : aq E,di S'fe i,. Mi:.
Charles Russell, Miss Sadie Ray.
THE CAMPBELL ASSOCIATION.
The picnic of the James J. Campbell Asso
citation was. heldlat Schuetzen Park. There
were over 1000 people i'll the dancing pavil.
lou and scattered through the grove. The
grand march was led by William V. O'Rielly
and Miss Mary Zahn, followed by:
Daniel Haley, Miss Maria O'Keefe, James j.
ray, Jno. Collyer, Annie Smith, Nicnolas Cary,
Aikens and Wife, Harry Ballard, Mss Maud Han,
May Howard, William Quinn, Della Allen. JAme'
Miller. Mary o'Brien. M. j. Wnslen. Mary Ryan.
Thomas Hancock, Jennie Collins, Thomas Scau
lon and wife, Robert Ream, Kate Dunn, Matthew
Golden, Mary Dugan, Thomas Larkin ana wife,
Harry Post, Annie Stump, Z ". Gibbs and wife,
James Brophy, Miss Gfundy, Jho. Delaney, Ann.
Lizzie Mekenna, William Cater and wife, in D.. j,
Ky an, Mary Webster.
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