The evening world., 1888-08-18

NNnut v - AftAs A. @sS.
Was rhe Festival OF Cohen g. I.evyson's
Employees-Other Social Events which
Were Full of Enjoyment.
last night was q big one in the history of
che east-side branch of the Anti-Poverty
Society.
The much talked-of picnic, in preparation
for which the ladies' and gentlemen had been
working with great zest, took place at the
Empire City Colosseum. and it was little
wonder that the committee felt proud of the
results of their labors. The vast grounds
we're completely filed, and such o time as
everybody did have nobody can soon forget.
DR.. McGlynn came early, and was almost
smothered by the good-natured crowd. He
made a speech, and for the rest of the even
ing was the magnet which drew the crowds
about him. They shook his hand, congratu-
lated him. and never seemed to tire of asking
his opinion of their efforts.
II was hot, awful hot; but old Humidity
didn't affect the spirits of the crowd. for they
danced and sweltered, and danced and swell
tered again.
Mrs. Munier- Atkins's choir of pretty girls,
with sparkling eyes and rich, sweet voices,
entertained the picn ckers between times
with a~nti-poverty songs and other selections,
and were finally carried off by an equal
Of half the guests would fill the paper. The
march was led by Floor Manager John l..
Tudhy and his pretty sister.
The music was under the direction OF Prof.
Felix McAuliffe, who had prepared an
especial programme.
Among the many present were
John Nc Mackin, Gaybert Barnes, DR.. and Mrs.
Miss Agnes Coogan, Joseph Wilson, Minnie Muir
ray, Jeremiah Judge, Annie easy, Thomas Foy.
Magic , Easey, T.: o.; neaaeg' Gaar M MCTmae
Meconneii, Mr.. ana Mf;f; lawrence Msconnsii.
Emma Ee,nu D RsiiiS, william william SS:.lens, N ka'!s hRsiiiiiyS;
sH y1S.., o'I Mary r Mcguire, Af S.sPsPa Fay =
S SUd MRS. TseT +. ). % iSSi o Mrs. copeian 9a' Thomas mas
BCyn.ns Mau TSems COgRo onS H.. Rl { pS,0 SshMss fy'
Clara Hackett, John Hackelt, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
R s%,,S n JEhn q 6,na beali m.m, MI. .s Hns MN !.
My Kelly, john BoySan. Frank j. K1isnn;,
Mrs. Kelly, Mt. and Mrs. aibney. MI. and mrs.
Pantry, Mi. and Mrs. Fred conlon, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes "a sct %alses 3D. JOINS aaia b Sa; n SESn' Name Mann De srsa.
Edward T MSPsrmS %sr,, EdT .nn,s, Risss1,. S GsSIss
ME Lswlo a,A5 John Murpnyy,, Ms%,e shsnnonss {: W V.
EuhCklttOu. AnulC nydhb IL lNhau oucO-
han, MIR and Mrs. d. j. Sheridan, George sheri-
dan, Katie sheridan, the Misses Murphy, Mr..
Kennedy, Thomas boyle, Susie Donigan, F. DUFFY,
J. Lynch, Katie Pagan. James Donnelly, Annie
man, Katie Clarke, I'd Hynes, Andrew Mcdonald,
Nellie CARING. Sarah McGrath, Willie MoGrath.
ExPREssMEN's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
with as merry and jovial a party as ever as
sembled there. Pretty girls and smiling
beaux were in abundance and danced and
laughed until the pavilion fairly echoed with
their merry voices.
II was the annual picnic of the Express
mems Benevolent Association.
The march was led by Floor Manager John
F. Condor. Dancing to the music of Prof.
McAuliffe's orchestra followed.
Among the many present were:
James b. Kehoe, Mamie Fitzgerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. John j; Gains, MT. and Mrs; J. CLARK, MI.
MSar am. Selviie s. Shaw, w" W@. J. Piunkett Ai Mr..
and Mira Thomas Kehoe, M. and Mrs. Charles
McCabe., MIR. and Mrs VIM. Connen, Ricnard
Norton, James T. Whitney, May smith, JoNn W.
LAWN, Lizzie Degnan, Charles j. Bolter, Katie Deg
Mr.. and Mrs. L. McCuiy, MI. and Mrs. l. Z.
Madswortn, Mr.. and Mrs: George q. Grifnths,
Joan oBTisn. Joio q. Paul, Maggie RoehfOrd. Mr.
and Mrs. Ricnard Braden, Gussie Adler, Emma
5 ASis.; Mr. susie sad Af Fod hsE'y r. h's s. %ilil. ss0r HSn n;
Roddy, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Convey, Mrs. Tnttle,
MT, and Mrs +. Bourke, W. Mccoy, Mamie
Toiten.
EMPLOYEES OF s. A. COHEN Il LEvYsoN.
Brommer's Union Park was filed last nigh.
with a happy crowd, which, though the
weather was anything but comfortable, had
o big time.
The employees of S. A. Cohen & Levyson
were holding their first annual picnic.
The march was led by Floor Manager Israel
Morris and his pretty sister Sarah.
Messrs. Cohen and Levyson were bott
present, and others who were there too were
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Conen, Arthur NJ. Cohen, Misl
Cohen, Milton Coaen, George Levyson, Mr.. Roth,
Mis- Conner, MIR; and Mrs. Bob,nsky. ". Lee, Mis-
Cohen, Ben Booinsky, Ros,s Bobinsky. Mr.. ap'
Flstoro. Carrie lsaacs, Mr.. and Mrs Nathai
Greenfield, W. Fleeschmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Coco
Frankie, p. Lipsky. Miss Lipsk Ky, William Murphy,
L. Silversteln.
LONG BEACH ENTERTAINMENT.
In an entertainment given at the LON
Beach Hotel a very plea SAINT musical pro
gramme was furnished under the director
Of Ludwig Weinstein. The participant
were Miss L.. Luckstone. Signor Arencibii
md No aknr Allau4 lUasn,An,n-