The evening world., 1888-08-11
MERRY TIMES AT PICNICS,
YOUTH AND BEAUTY OUT IN FORCE AT
THE SUMNER GARDENS.

A. ", % WEI Ntuke tuceFtut W bmptre
City Colosseum Washington Park
Crowded by LENDERS of the Gotham
Pleasure Club.
Suffers Harlem River Park and Casino
Vas packed to overlooking last night. Every
AVAILABLE inch of space in the pavilion was
occupied by pretty girls and their young
men partners, while on the ground large
numbers of persons sat about at the tables.
1t was the annual picnic of the j. j. Shea
Association. ana all the friends of the many
members came prepared to have a good time.
The handsome standard bearer was on hand
and fitted here and there in his endeavors to
see to it that nothing went wrong. Pretty
girls were those who attended, and happy
the mel who escorted them.
The grand march was led by Standard
Bearer j. j. Shea and his pretty blonde
partner, Addie Roberts, who looked beauti-
tui III a handsome costume of brown silk.
Prot. oause's orchestra furnished the music
TO which the ~picnickers danced.
Among the numerous musical selections
was the famous " kutchy,, k~utchy-Coo." A
with n will, the dancers cheering their favor
lite newspaper meanwhile
Among the many whom an EVENING WORLD
reporter noticed were
itmUiny ID. sui van, John Shea, j. Crawford.
Mamie Cassidy, Matt cw McGunnig'e, Mamie fun.
Thomas Mcheop, Una Syo Mi,'Gei, Air; ana Ms.
John j. Barry, Carrie Web, Lincoln Kelly, Tsenie
Nash, James Gallagher, Nellie Ahern, George
%sLaugni!i, VIM; s%ai:oyls, Mamie SsT1.
A ANNIE La SYSrS' M name q; EiS1enss, 4 i: 2 zs1I%sSi,
Irene Eyeren Mr; and Mrs. Il. Miner. Misses
louis Max, Nellie iBi,cnaatt PGhp RaeSiliHe, MIS-
oCiariE, Morris Bach, Rose Golleu. Marlin sGin
i Sam s,ok welf' pr rNi ana 1 Sfs.. d ri; ana +. s %fs
dante slea, John Cavanagh, Katie lyman. George
say & MI Name k kssgGs,S d. MEI10n s;,i JOn ,I.I B,adyi S MISS
Bau,r, Miss M%alther, JON Flicker, mary Conield,
John S.n,tn, Rose lyman, John Snea, Miss OPEN
Eesn, Cnarlc. welde, Florence Wayne Otto Ben
aing, Gussie sauden, E T. Barry, Miss IL. Harris.
WoodWa d. Marlin woodward, Mamie fisher, ii
Young, stella toward, Samuel Frank, Miss Coll.
George Jones, Miss Jones, IA. steu winger, Mary
smith, Richard Pendril, MI. and Mrs. James
Esters, Alderman ward, Mr.. and Mrs. John
nonnelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Converse,
ley, IL. Utamstead, William Shea, John Herrnln,
Mr. and Ms. scott, Mrs. 7; Kennedy Nj. and
Mss, hr1 kenn n1FS JONI Sa Sewn cui Annie MI Lea and r Mrs;
G1flnney, Easie' poyis, MI: and MIS-: A. 'GcMsna.
lanes Godd.e, Mamie W3isn, N. Fisher, Mamie
Folks. j. Donnelly, susie Folks, G. E. ~sIulinger,
A Anan. G'haFe, Peter Go,I unm n August sOyst::
~L,harles Seaman. Charles Cooney, Miss Sullivan,
n tpgie Lonirisan, Ed Goldberg, Hattie WON,
Z. Mooney, joseph Kennedy, N. Hart, John ).
DoheL,y. Marie Mccullough, Christopher Reilly,
McGunnigle, Mamie hCarr. Tom Carr, John
Monohal, Lille Mccarthy. MIR. and Mrs. J. J.
Iohn Roulette, Samuel LAUDER, Thomas Duffy,
Michael Powers, john Marcy, James Marley.
Edwsr Doyle, GeoTge Doran, Hannah swan. j.
McCann, } airy liayinan' hugh SEWN, Mr.. and
| Barry, d. n. KoehIser, Samuel H. l. BAILEY MIs; I Mr. rn and n
Mrs. !: .; Donnriiy' Thomas Moore, John h,
Meanv, John Collins, A. w. Benzinger. 81
ACME LODGE, NO. 354, A. o. U. w.
The Empire City Colosseum was all alive
with q merry party OF picnickers lasl night.
They had assembled on the invitation OF the
members of Acme Lodge. No. 1854, 40. wv,
the picnic of which ASSOCIATION was being
held. Long before the hour at which the
doors We're swung op,n the crowds CON-
menced arriving. Youth and beauty were
everywhere to be seen, and the dancing plat
form was alive with merry couples, who
danced to the music of Prof. McAuliffe's
orchestra. F.oor Manager Thos. Archer led
the march with his WIFE.
Among the many present, the following
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nj. D. Cast. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
7. Doyle, Mr.. anu Mrs. John II. Williams, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
John " auner. Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Greasy, Dr.
Rose, MIR. and Mrs. Hubert, j. Lenehan, Mr..
aud Mrs. William II. StucEey, Mr.. and Mrs.
E MP. asS !. M NIec gnsso NJ H;s Hna Mrs n: W snd ~. Rogers,
Ferris, Mr.. and MIS-. Edw. U%nderhiIi, Mr.. and Mrs.
ana B. ars White, H,0 NJ NIX and M mrs. .n %% nu Cole, Mr.;
j: b. smith, Mi. and Mrs. samuel Murray,
Mr.. and MRS. T; j. KeIrins, MIR; and Mrs.
McCOrmack, Nj. aud Mrs. EDWARD McCabe. Abra.
Taoma: 81. HaTI, j. D. !. Marin, = SMn r. and HY VIZ.
John Meapher. Mi. and Mrs. John'B: Reith, JOIN
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Jonn NJ. Lrn'han, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Foster, r.. Dqtfenbacher. q. G. Loewen-
Sienckey, 4. S. IoeWeu44l. Annie Hoa'er, f M. and
Ms +. scaily' {. H.. Loe weinberg, Mrs. hoxter,
n Mr' Pa1 Mrs.. Logan s' YIN; HeistsdI: K tie Banker,
and Mrs. } jln Newman, Ii. Brown. Jennie Jones,
M. anu Mrs. leomss Foster. Mr.. and Mrs, Duny,,
Horn, Pauline Hell eman. j mes Meagher, Mamie
Delaney, Thomas Meagher. Louisa Tanner. Frank
MGei%g4er' IN ie Aaams, Tom Gallagher; Frank
SaSh, William AbiS fHHii s'; Nel neu Hughes Manss M n and ID
and Mis-. Reel, MIR. and Mrs. Newman, James
R.ck'ti, MT. and Mrs. ". Ii. S~tueEeyr, Lizzie
GOTHAM PLEASURE CLUB. sssss~
III was a merry party that took possession of
NasElnet"n Park last night. II twas the an
nupl picnic of the Gotham Pleasure Club,
and the committee did all that lay in their
power TO make the affair memorable. Prof
DaYis's orchestra furn shed the latest music.
Floor Manager Nj. Paradine and his pretty
SISTER iGd the march. They We're followed by
long llne Of couples, among whom were
noticed the f~o.lowing:
Patrick N%alahcy, Miss Deegan, Thomas Larkin,
1'HgBl' Maholl, John j. Daley. Deborah DALEY,
lawrence J. lyman, Jennie Bishop, Andrew T.
nma~arry; Nellie Bisho,. EDWARD A. Comans,
maTie b.s'9l, Joseph Wren, Miss Wren, Joseph
=; MuripS, Mamie 5 ca, OF Staten / nd; Jonn
TTihoru, Katie clifford, Boyce j. Egan, Kate
ISSn, VIM, II: Burke, Annie Flanagan. John
!. onlh' Miss Tobln, James Conway, Ella Sinclair
oonn I, Doollng, Miss Doonng, 10 n McCormacI,