The evening world., 1888-07-12
THESE WERE ALL DANCING.
IDENTITIES CAUGHT FROM WHlRLlNG
THRONGS ON BU Y FLOORS.

ITfNlutHt W. ''ss N'
Guests of His SOciriy-BriRht scenes at
Park mud Picnic Grounds.
The EMPLOYEES Of Bookbinder Peter Quinn
formed a social club recently under the name
OF the Peter Quinn Association. MIR. Quinn
concluded to give " the boys"a little enter
talnment nj his expense, and n of
employees selected last night as the time for
the festival. II was held at Phunix Park, in
One Hundred nd Iorty-oighth street. The
hall was decorated with fcstoons of bunting
and many japanese lanterns. and altogether
the effect was very pretty. The dancing or
der contained twenty.s X dances, the music
for which was furnished by Prof. Muller and
his orchestra. Mr.. j. J. Kimpel had charge
of the floor, and was ably assisted by Mr..
Charles Mount. The officers of the associa-
ton are AS follows
john Kimpcl, pr, sIdent; Joseph Carman. Vice.
Quinn. Treasurer
Among those seen OH the floor by ON
EVENING WORLD reporter were
Jonn X mpel, Alfred %JJurrUy, Chas. Depping,
James Mel he, iicIarL Feig, Joseph Clrman;, Jonn
Grohus, Jo.eph McCormacE, Nh,naniel Wmie'
f EnIsf T II. Rum. WA. Re rsS". Jam 9 5 Fall, @s-
Harry Mount, Henry Torlse, r. J. McCsfftey,
TaiiyS. Nj. +. sty%G., H. H.. BurS'Tt,' Robert jose,
WIN. weisHon, Miss, Alice FALCON, Miss Ellen
tdllOOn, NJ - llLLlt MpTkdn, Nllss Lulu DeIudIu,
Jonn Kimbal, Tnomas }. Meade, Al. j. Sullivan,
4. KNOWLES +; s. T. A''' While, lT FREQ $ ws M; we ch hamsi
Sci err. Miss Mamie Mai OH, Miss Bella Murnny.
Frank Walker, iiienry $ Id er, Mss Apne %htr,
Joseph Llvingt'one, Miss AmeIia Clau :, ,Miss
Martna Roa6ilder, Frank I1S'' Hum, Bsrnard j.. HUM,
tr, AdOlpn Titns, Harry Arthur, John Watd,
Henry Trojan, Miss Susie Cowan.
SPENCER SOCIAL CLUB.
The third anniversary of the organization
of the Spencer Social Club was celebrated
last night by n sulnmer-night's festival i'll
Sulzet's Harlem Cas- no and Gardens: The
grand march was led by Mr.. Abe Hyman
and Miss hate Hymnn, Mr.. Joseph Schwartz
and Miss Jennie Brady coming next. Prot.
Conrad and his full orchestra furnished the
music. The officers of the club are
DAVID j.. Keit, President Ane LYMAN, Vice
President; IEe swlriz, Treasurer; Rain Jacobs,
The following ladies' and gentlemen were
among those ON the floor
George NJ; Spencer, baron c. Keit, Frank Van
Nos rand, 4. Levy, cn4. Rosenb rreE, Hiram
Coon, NJ. j. Fteuchman, L.. j. Essen.
helm. larry lsayo' aro D; Ferns, po ha%-
/, Piper, Johu Re .%nIntons, David d; Ke.t, Ike
swartz, Ralph Jaco!-, J. Coon, Morris Frankte,d,
Petron, l. Z. Gonn, Miss j. Gense,, Edgar Miller,
LoItie Metcar, Nj. Ley, ISIS Dina Levy, Mas,
MAJ, Mis- Lsle!le Belinan'e, Mus SUSIE
Jacobs, Ml.s Leah Ke't, Alex hctt, Miss ltlziiSe
Fredertcks, George M. Spencer, Joseph FrederIck,
lam Kelly, Miss Maggie sullivan, MIR. ana Mrs.
Morris Lyman, Rose hymon, Miss Kate Lyman.
j.. Mos.le, Miss Emma Eddes, salnurl BpcSsteiu,
Miss Is rtna Maholuwliz, David Sanders, MIS-. j.
Ass nhrinn, Mis-. Sadie keit, Mr. and Mrs. Cor
Sicily, p. Appebaum.
wAGENFELDER GEsELLsCHAFT.
The G[tb ,n,,ol ,icni. o,,l Eaut;no1 of tl,
Wa9eufelder Gesellschaft. II German soc al
and benevolent organization, was held iast
night at Washington Park, The grand
march was led by Floor Manager John Iute-
mann and Mss Katie Hamm, who were fol-
lowed by Herman Scheluud and Miss Louise
Koehler. Music was furnished by Prof. A..
Lederhaus. The officers OF the society are
William Kehler, Ple.denr; John treudr nberg,
Vice. Preslurnt; John Bosch, recording Secretary;
aug: Lang n%rs;; iinsncIal Secretary; TmeG.
at-Arms; Justus Herold, DoktoT.
Amid the throng were the following:
ii. serbeck, Chr. schumacher Herm. Scheland,
J Chss. o6iau, Aug; spreen, Albert nus'eut. Vim.
: schmidt, Ghas. Meghorst, Henry Schroeder, John
!, Lutjen, lerm. Voter, Cnas. sprecn, WIN. Lang
horst VIM. Fi%eenstedI, Feid. Never, Taeo.
| nlge. Henry slurke, Mss Annie %Liebuscn, Mis-,
Miss Lizzie Marin, l. a. Nrwmouse, Mr.. aud Mrs.
J Hermann BRUINS, Henry AgiIlnacke. Frei Cots,
Miss Lena Hassai. Christopher ScnumHcnef, Mi )
4 Lizzie Smith, Miss Ada Glay. Miss Dora orr, Mis-.
esa9ias Be MrS; A'l Ml s'a BaTpsr %@' Er;ei :; XIX Ny.
Annie iron, MISS cara Merk, Mss DOR
M9ite; berry EOss. A. ls S%i, h. Etnss, Il meyer,
\ Habich, Mr.: and Mrs. Carries Lam e, Mr.. and
mrs. Fled Unernlee, harry, Corde-, Rrenard See
WasrkO1s' l.; sca Bassnm n ID, MIS Wel Esr;h" Eevi. h,
Meyer, H. Peters, william v.nrine, Mis-
Dawk.ns Association, Mlss WeSEoop, Ml.s Name
Adele, Mr. anu MIR. Diedrleh Bunruend, Miss
Miss Emma Stiner, Miss Emma Croh, Az. Causen,
Jonn Iietze, Ella riannein Schmilt, John Helt.
Mary G. sheehan, christian herzip, Christopher
s s : n Lena DSgaw ter M,s Miss nm Meta Foster, a:
4 Mary Shields, Minnie FJnlMeyer.
TIL PIKE CoTERIE.
The Pike Coterie held its annual picnic Mt
Jones's wood asst night. Thi, Is the twenty
fifth year of Its existence, and III that SPACE
of time the association has grown strong i'm.
deed. " liam barrett was IT'S first Presi-
dent, and he was ON hand lust night to take
charge, and See that every one was happy,
There were also present delegations from tie
Eureka Associate II and the Irving Union.
The music was given by Prof. Boswald. The
grand march was led by Matthew Sullivan
and Miss Sarah Benson, followed by Michael
j. Neville and Miss Nellie O'Brien. Here are
the names OF the officers:
Michael j. Neville, Pres dent; Mathew j. Sulll-
van. Nlce-Prcsd enl; herman !. Schweers, Treas
urer; George ID. RODinsOH, Financial Secretary;
Patrick Gallagher, Recordlny Secretary; Benjamin
Il. Sprague, Sergeant-At-Arms.
Among the many guests present were the
following;
VIM: Berg, Geo. d. Robinson, Benz F. Sprague,
Daniel H.; D.iscoll, laeo. Canty, Chris. J. Buckley,
John j.; Blake, Edward f. Neville, T6o-. FIsna.
gan, VIM. >. Sullivan, Herman f. Scnweers,
Michael +: Donovan, Richard McNcrnev, Bar thol-
omew Welton. Thomas Il. Kemple. ID mis-
Lyons, Daniel Coffee, Albert schrriDer
Patrick Gallagher, LaB. c. Watson, Michael j.
Neville, Rutedge McMunn, Frsnk A. Woods. VIM