The evening world., 1888-04-03

Robert Ramsey, 7. J. smith, Jacob Mann, Jane
Pisr,Sn, N; eTSssu, owen ryan, !. :; Tanr's.y,
minss. 'A'1 John mas j. wa Srs''' Joseph sa@'' eSien,
5soseph Keiliy, Neaiiy Mcgaasry, Edwsrd Garland,
Patrick cashman, James Mnldoon, Harry N.
I Han James Donohpe, EdwaJd Hart Nm,
Iick, Mrs. TIhos. Hawksbv, Mrs. Mary ,Kilden.
Miss S, Katie Howe, Miss Nav Ki,aen' Miss Fredr,cS
MIN sr,%1 Katie 4 Edw MsFy M Miss alice s' pun mary MIS-, Ms0 Jails
Hast, Miss Nellie Hitchcock. Miss Lizzie Grey, Miss
a anIrs' EAP Gs wM MISS s, May %eGa'T Ro,S Me- Ssb ltSse M me-
Parker, Mrs. d eos fIE%s Mrs. VIM. Collins,
Jonn Essan, Mrs. PS'iSSL NJ rsiion, a,Ss Maggie Faio6,,
Miss Mary Maskimore, Mrs Thos A. henderson,
g Brown, Miss Katie Purseli, Miss Nellie Hallorsn,
Mlss Annie Doyle, Miss Lizzie scnell,, Miss Sadie
Miss Katie Gelbride, Miss Emma Trotter, Miss l.
Thomas, Miss BERTHE Lynda, Miss Ida Maria Miss
MR.. Thomas Campbell, Miss Maggie Muidoon,
Miss jennie Henry, Mrs. j. IL. McCadden and Miss
Lizzie STARK.
PAINTERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
The fifth annual concert and reception of
the United Brotherhood Of Progressive Paint
ers. No. 1, took place last evening at Claren-
don Hall. The affair was in aid OF the
Benevolent Fund. Here are the names of
the officers:
George K. Murray, President: William J.
Thompson, vict-President; William c. Martin,
ing Secretary; John McDun, Financial Secretary;
John J. Harrington, Treasurer; John McAndrews,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Representatives were in the ballroom from
almoste every other trade. The arrangements
were well carried out under the direction of
the following gentlemen:
Floor Manager, Edward Conklin Assistant,
Thomas Kerwin. Floor Committee-Michae A.
II Dla ltN N Aann LHuuurI limit anita
Barnes, Frank stanly. Reception Committee
James II: Galligan, Chairman William Il.
Charles ]. Dentinger, Richard Underw ood.
Bernard Flynn, william o. Bentzen. Committee
Of %,,; Arrangements John S,n, q; Zones oha,5p nan;
ingsworth. Thomas Finley, Harry McGrath, Thos-
J. Wheeler. Oliver Fadden, David owens, Chas.
A. White.
JAMES Z. pwYER's FRIENDS OUT.
The ball of the James E. Dwyer Associa-
ton took place last night. The music was
by Prof McAuliffe. The officers were
James p. Fitzgerald, President; Thomas j.
Kane. Vice resident; Frederick w. Web
f Rs5srs, pipanf s.Grs,s ssst''a TSSm, CHARLES h EyS5s,
Treasuref; Michael j. Keils' serreani-a. Arms.
Floor Il,SS 4Ka,n nsSes william william T OK Kane m,;,. Assls,sn.; Fred sa.
keely. Henry Y. o,NeIi. William sande,s. Edward
e etnrs'S S%iiairn% sSspi Patriof 0r pWyer., ISiTsT'i sau Sc,
Thomas Gwyer, John Braceley, John j. Buckley.
Among the guests we're;
James E Dryer, Inspector and Mrs. Tom Nc
Lynch, the Little Angel" John Doves. James
Mccartney, ex-Alderman Bob Hail, Assembly man
Joe Gordon, Ed Roach. Maurice Roach, Oscar
Neil Carroll, Vim. ostermyer, Mrs. Cnas. MCGUIRE,
Mrs. John j. Buckley, chss. Van velsor, Miss
Annie LenRer, Miss Julia Dunleyey, Mrs. Chas.
Myers, MISS Llz Delmore. IL. N: o'Neil, VIM.
Sanders, Miss Katie Bronhy, Miss Katie Reynolds,
Patrick Morrison, Miss Katie Fitzgerald, Miss Mary
Patterson and Louis Kasher.
To1LERs HAVE AN EVENINGS PLEASURE.
The Woodworking c~oal-shovellers of the
North River had q Interest from their labors
at Tammany Hall last evening, when their
annual ball was given. Tit music was by
Prof. Ward. Following are the officers of the
association:
James Bell. President; Dexter Harding, Vice.
airy; John Connors, Financial Secretary; DAME
Murphy, Treasurer; James Thompson, Sergeant
alarms
Those in charge of arrangements last even
ing were:
Frank McGovern. Floor Committee-Charie
o'Hare, Chairman: Joseph Murphy, Michael Flem'
Desmond. Reception Committee-Thoma Doran,
Chairman; Lave Kanann, Michael O'kourke, Pat
Whalen.
coNTINRNTALs MAKING MERRY.
Webster Hall last evening was the scene OF
the annual reception of the Continental AS.
ISOLATION. David F. Shay was floor manager
and John Hunter was his assistant. These
gentlemen received the guests:
John j. Shauahan, Thomas +. Clark, Thomas Nc
Coy, Tim j. Higgins, john Desmond, James NC
Nally, Michael ltmlin, John Wekerle, John Conner,
Edward Navin, Daniel o'Connor.
cRANKs AT IRVING HALL.
Those who held possession of Irving Hall
last evening called themselves The Cranks
but to an unprejudiced observer they APP
peared to be q. very jolly and g~ood-natured
set. Tn music was furnished by Prof.
Diller and the fun by everybody. Following
are the names of the officers:
Henry Poth, Chief Crank; Peter Gllligan. Vice
tary: James Henry, Financial Secretary; Wnbrod
A. Binet, Treasurer; Matthew Hubert, Sergeant.
Floor Manager, Thomas Mclaughlin: Assistant,
Richard l. Caverly. Floor - David
Yreeiand. Charles Orbach, James Conboy, Charles
croft. Committee OF Arrangements-Wm. Caddei,
Chairman; q. H.. Linsdale, Frank Hochstadcr,
Louis P. Rupp. < W. Lown, VIM. Lockharl,
FESTIVAL OF H PROSPECT CLUB.
An Easter Festival was given by the Pros
pect Club at Harlem River Park yesterday
afternoon and evening. James 3. Kennedy
was Floor Manager, being assisted by the
following committees
Floor Committee-John Wilson, james Jurgen
son, Joe Cough, Harry Heyman, Lawrence Boul
ger, James Connel, Joe Moss, Frank Cough, Den
mis- Lyons, Ed Boulger, James McGowen, Pni
Rooster. Reception Commiuee-James Shea
VIM Hannah, john Collins, Michaei Reilly, DaviC
Lazerous, Ed Murphy.
DANCE OF BIT. NICHOLAS UNION.
The st. Nicholas Union gave q reception
last evening at Turn Hall. VIM, j, Frey wal
floor manage and Charles s.. Peters assistant,
The following gentlemen received the guests
W. D. Gaige, George L. Barta, August Frey,
VIM. T. Galland, j. Henry Guntzer, A. j.. Hen
ming, Henry j. Henning, AlexandOB KNITTED, Franz
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