The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
OLD VOLUNTEERS DANCE.
AsRrxr eAIaBRISs OF E1RsnxN AND
THEIR adm LAST NICHE

Appr.prisse Decorations ~ the Astvepes-
tan Opera H~eusc-other ashs. 1sesps
sious, asd Geaerai M~errynshtnes
Volunteer, tho old double-deck. front
stroke. galley engine, dear to the hearts OF
many q volunteer fireman In Virginia. and now
the property Of tho Now York Volunteer Fire
Association. occupied the post Oh nonor last
night at the rear OF the Metropolitan Opera
House stage at the fourth annual ball OF that
organization. It was the finest ball ever given
by the fire laddies.
handsome blue silk banner with the words
Volunteer Fire Association OF New York City
IN gold occupied the centre Of the stage. and on
the left old 20 side-stroke engine was placed.
At the back OF all q grand fire scene OF q build
ing In flames, with the Hremen g~allantly nRht-
ing the fire, and old "15."Fulton Hose Com
pany, in the front.
Old-time dance music. that, pleased the boys,
was played by the orchestra. Tho committee.
with Chief William Brandon IS Chairman, did
their work well. and the association will clear.
II is said, nearly $4,000 by tho ball. Edmund
Smith, a member. sold tickets to the amount Of
=, seaman an n !, L asns s;ss W. q, I'D Ia,5 Il Ensins Id I'd
Miss LiIy Reese. Nj: and Mrs: Brandon: and
Misses brandon. Charles BEies and ths It.s: sriee
h hGS'. Lily Il h tsss., az Ii. AND M!;' s Hs.li S.p as. Quinn ]; S' ~ s and
NJ: VI Er s's' s..i. M; and M Mr. .s ssA M i: x W. !. x ~; sse
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Jonn 7 9Brisn. John Courtney u: Tho%ai MORAN
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THE ELEVENTH
Tho Eleventh Regiment had q big day Of, IL
aasy. snd : presentation o, ths los marfsmsn
mems badge and. the Hale trophy, held their
st. Marks. place. Before the dancing began q
sSe!r ii Sa tai1 sSb% ayonst d fiji. The sa Capt. TRe :.
I, Schmidt was called out and presented with
. Sollinger steel sword.
Among those present were:
Rs Gel; s,:wi I1. and t shS sGa,S Of 81 sfi Hsooe e The d E1sy. ssa
M ~ssy6roSt: Lieut. Qa.fterm..tsT and Mrs Youns:
tisSs y!' and ss dss. c Aa,s, q she s tissoa sn Of tue a aasla:
h his!s.n S4hR R. sa9sa and and S csps cSasi.. o fHRsas s!S5i Ct & s g.
The Harlem Association of Odd Fellows last
HlRuL uhu 0VeTy l1Cu VI IUOn Al lu0 DlR hbbO~
nue. and I29th street ailed. Songs By MIS-.
W., y; Il stRal GEsI Miss Mis- 1.eI,st TiTimf Pc End aTSIn VIII;
banjo Ssstt y sertis and IsIia Tsln6 Ss
Sn ga 5as DfFs siiSs 70 tor Bs9Ss,in ssial tho q,
secrets see;Est Of ths order. Ths psmbs was found
Washington. ii OF the Patriarehs Militant gave
g pretty drill. and then the floor was cleared
was a pretty ball. and these were tho people
who got up the whole entertainment:
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II; ssit Il Il = sif soP:,. + 4 4. z zsnse' %iili /; p s.@ Close w. g.
Boat Club the Harlem River athletes gathered
last night in tho Lexington Avenue Opera
and nSpf feo ana the s~q msx sste q to 's MsItss T SHsa siri:
were The same lasses whose merry shouts sn:
up sa' ~ i sRs foat. "4 Ever aas S'1 ~oa t.s Sl hight S.s ana
their prizes home Tor good II In the early MIy'f future
Those those who made ND the throne were:
1. r1ss,s' se y; 7; his.'p v. aG H.; rs- w. IA'; sSa NJ NJ. ~ s, Mr.
81 Spleen. s"a n5s; ' " rin RYAN g. SSsn W. ". Sssnss: AZ. :ns M sI::
E J: q s F;ss.. sss s. 81: fSI FL II: Il. s g IL II ss e.;
s sss! a.:;; H h.s :ss II /: ) sf fs?,,i +; s sss -: .As Gs$i. a ssSiiS:
Blown b.; and NM Mr. and R ~. ! Il s,u PSaht John NJ 1. sHs s. "a u ne Z;
ressie Smith. Joseph J. Mclaughlin and Miss Lulu Wal.
terra v. IL. Newman and Miss Z. HanniEan. Frank J.
Conway and Miss AcGuinnsss, and William Schultz and
Miss Katie Pttt
KNIGHTS AND LADIES.
Morning Star Lodge 4O4. Knights and Ladies'
Of Honor. celebrated Washineton's birthday
last night with q calico masquerade ball. which
took. place at the City Assembly Rooms In
Washington street. Brooklyn.
had a dress parade and review before Inspector
General Robbins at their armory. Thirty-sixth
street and Broadway. last night. Ninety-two
OF the regiment were decorated with marks
1 %SRs s SaaSSfs; who boe ws mefhs onoesd % Si .h coIe q.
p; Scott, Capt. Edward Barker. sergeont
The only twelve-year man was Sergeant Col.
vile Stofford; Louis Haubennestel received a
ten years service. The presentation exercises
were followed BY q non.commissioned officers
ball. Among the military guests were: Capt.
King Of the Twenty-second., Capt, Delafeld,
Lieut.. McKaye, and Capt. Brady OF the Twelfth,
and Capt. .Horgan and Lieut.. Bloomer, OK
officers OF the Eighth.