The evening world., 1888-09-14
TARGETS AT A FESTIVAL.
PEOPLE WHO sRoT AND DANCED WITH THE
BADLgR CLUB.

HADLBR CLUB
,pfou,, OF se. Monicn's Conference Of the
= vincent do Paul Bsciesy-A Cempli-
mentary Bsnent TO Henry Hoil-The Lex-
instou Association Of Surface Railway
Employees Has n Festival.
The Hadler Club, an organization CON-
posed of citizens who were former residents
of the North German provinces, held their
shooting contest and summer festival at
Washington Park yesterday and last night.
'Sixty-six prizes, valued at $1,000, were given
out, some of the fortunate winners being
Chris Rahm, William Liebeck, H. H.
Becker, H. T. Kahrs and J. H. Fischer.
Prot. A. Lederhaus and his band played for
the dancers in the evening. The grand
march was led by J. F. Blohm and wife.
Among those present we're:
+. Buenger and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. II. seeRer,
wife s' Christian Rnck, a. SeunSnn and wife. j.
I; Brewer and w,ie' ); r Biohm and WIFE W. w;
bern and wife, MI. and Mrs. II. Schroeder, Henry
Kohl and wife, J; BloSm and wife, W,ills% Bss.s'
lnis. Mary Hlu~' @Tke %ass l Mr.. Emma fisss'' Mayors layer Sss.
t4lss Lena @Hl'@ araa. MIS- Miss 'i Henr M,ss bow Bose, MAJ;
Magnus, Abe Blumenthal, George Hudson, Miss
John Norman. MIS- kat, Code. John J: Living:
Frances 81 suthsuser, Miss Emma Burke, 'KsdoiDh
Athens, James Morrison, Miss L. Keep, ". Forbea
Murray, John Muller John T: Lange, Miss Annie
IBrockman and wife, II. w'erck ana wife, William
IGreli and wife, Henry Goldberger, Henry Kohl,
oincers-Wiham Greil, President; Christian
RsnSsSe;n, s Vice. pres'd Han;v Henry Rsn5 V, SSlSSsrs ger,
rotary; William Lubbock cd Treasurer.
sT. MoN1oA's CONFERENCE.
st. Monica's Conference of the st. Vincent
Jones's Woods last night. 1t has been their
custom to do this for some time, and they had
a good attendance. -Bayne's Sixty-ninth
Regiment Band played q well-selected pro-
was led by Robert j.. Vane and wife, assisted
by thomas j. Sheridan and wife. Rev. j. J..
poherty, pastor of the church; Rev. @; N.
(O'Keefe, Rev. James Barry, Of Rhinecliff;
land Rev. Edwin M. Sweeny were amon the
fclergymen who called and were entertained
Eby the Reception Committee.
Among others present were:
John r. Salmon and wife, Miss Salmon, M. J.
S J. Kane, k sl. sna kssa rs. Ear ES + h sSGps; SGrn %%.
lslattery and vile, +. J. DAILY and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis McGrath, Thomas GiIies, Patrick
NJ. J. Stuisiey, honorary members; Andrew J.
5aysy, II Fisher y; p; N. ana Mrs; !: y;
N. Braniins, a. !. IeCsdden, jim. Gibson, II. D.;
Jas; B, s,snsn, Miss Ella sisnan; Miss SARAH G,o-
tLanniean, p iDraddy. VIM. 9: lsileneeck. Master
lIusSS Flynn. Miss n. HorsSn. Miss M. Hayes, Mr.
and Mira Carpenter, Miss Annie Dolsn, Miss A.
!B,F. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs G. Mills, Miss Josephine
|Bastabls, Joseph Curtin, James Mexican,
p mias aaB Bssny t oTsnnsli,. Mas M,s' M ahiss' ADAMS S1ss.
IMlonaei Finnan. Miss Annie Finnan. John Mccoy,
WIFE Miis, FMiy y,s An Miss L MssFs's h ElynpNs . SHsn pl R.3asn s sSs
Maggie Dillon, John McMahon and wife. John
P RSaSsf Bon SS% WIZ NJ. h Ficrs Aes'i po @S Q h.l M,sa
s,eSa5 M,sl M Ns,,, Maggie s.sI, E fla i a Mia TI,,s MSG0T;
Armstrong. Miss Sadie Williams, Ed McGrath, Miss
3sl,a G1n a \ hey ThSp P1st. S%S e. M RS.v! Ma n1m ann,s
Sheshan. miss Annie Walsh.
On1oersTM >. Boylan, President; VIM. II.
jTetaryi John Gaynor, treasurer; Jno. r. Salmon,
A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
The numerous friends of Henry He'll gave
him a complimentary benefit at Suffers Ear
lem River Casino last night. Mr.. He'll, who
us at present very. sick, is a popular member
of the One and All Association. Prof. John
Ellis and his orchestra were engaged for the
evening, and the grand march was led by
John McNair and Miss Louise Lange.
Among those present were:
August Rils, VIM. McNair and wife. b. Roach,
John sullivan, Gus GayanaShs, E. +; swaysiend.
iKIssR 3 e. Mo GSsM, c SShs R ReHals Miss an Ss Ma1e ke aI,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas- Kelly, Joseph Miller, Guy Very,
Frank Hartwick, Stephen swazer and wife, Msi
James e. Kelly, John Berkel, Edward Saunders.
Joseph Miller: Robert Gibson, Edward Mailman,
E Eass; Yk kilss, william Ssilin1 o @saRht Eaw nSSiS B als.isI,
Phillip Moses, Herman ,Not6onn, Miss Mamie
Bertha Lesser. Maurice Lesser, Miss Rosie ssSs' Lesser,
MT. Coyne, Miss Flora Coyne. John Kuhn. Mrs..
Newfsld, H. Van Solver. Louis K,ssler, JOSEPH
Fry, VIM. Reidenbach, Thomas Price, Miss Kat,
Ms,l; Me- Mosi bes; \ Mas ssT Msmie KEN ssn L GEN. G.sas
berg. Miss Meyer.
THE LEXINGTON ASSOCIATION.
TT Lexington Association. composed O
Fourth Avenue Surface Railroad employees
gave their annual picnic at Suffers Harlem
River Park last night. Quite a large com
The music was under the direction of Prof
McAulitfe. Floor Manager William Graham
n Miss Emerson led the grand march
Among those present were:
John Larkin, John Mccormick, Mortimer OCon
mel and wife, Mr.. and Mira. Andrew Corcoran, p
!: smith and wife, A: A. Collins and wife. JOSEPH
Casey. James Clark, William Porter. Peter Clark,
John o'Brien, Fred shamburg, John Larkin, J.H
Corcoran, yer Meenan. Thomas Noonan, Mis-
Mary McMahon, n, Nc Manon, Miss v. Noonan, II
McAulitIe Miss Mamie Noonan. Geo. smith ana wife
Maurice Hughes, T. II. Glennen, W.. j. Moyisn
Miss Lizzie Troy, NJ. j. Moore, Miss Cora Morris
Thomas Coyle, Miss Katie Clark, Mas Mary Mee
han, John Young, George Adam Russ and wife
William Porter. Peter Clark, Tim Ryan, Thoma
Nall, John o'Brien, John Finnegan, A II. Collins
Charles Weber, j. II. Smith. Mis- Katie Doyle, Mis-
Mary Doyle, Miss Maggie Shay, James Nolan. Ms
Burns, Charles stlnen, Miss Mamie Langton