The evening world., 1888-02-21
JIGS, WALTZES AND DINNER.
AN EVENING MARKED BY A VARIETY OF
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Two Veterans Of the eixty-Ninth Show q
Step to the Drummer Boys-A Banquet
to Delegates to the Convention Of Sons
Of B~enjnmin-The First Calico Ball Of the
Season Given by the Euphonia Society.

To Delegates to the Convention Of Sons
of Benjamin-The First Calico Ball Of the
season Given by the Euphonia Society.
Whenever the Sixty-ninth Regiment at
tempts anything in war or peace it means to
carry it through. The same spirit animates
the youngsters of the drum and fife corps,
and their second annual ball last night at
Everett Hall was an event which all who
attended it will remember with pleasure.
Leonard J. O'Neiil, the drum major, was in
charge of the corps. Bayne's Sixty-ninth
Regiment Band was present to rouse the
spirits of the merry makers to the proper
pitch with miss McLeod's Reel, Z" 1.-THE
Rocky Road to Dublin" and The DEVILS
Dream"
THE EVENING WORLD reporter noticed two
handsome old gentlemen watching the young
people dance. AS the music grew lively there
came to them a tapping of the foot, then an
uneasy shifting from side to side. Finally
they could not stand it longer, and away they
went Iigging.
Who are they" said Bayne, repeating
. O'Farrell and Timothy Carr, both among the
Oldest member of the Si~xty-ninth." In
I charge of the arrangements were:
Floor Manager - william Farrell; assistant,
Charles Priester. Floor commissioning NC
Geary, William Blum, John :; conlon, William
James Harrington, John Cogan.
Reception Committee-Drum Major Leonard J.
o,Nein1 Shai.ma Ri;1 Michael ; Z; Farrell In. Benk}S .anp
1teney, John Keller, Edward Ward;
Ebert, Thomas Sands, Morris Gumprecht. =
Phillips.
Among. the ladies present whose toilets
were noticeable were:
Nakao rt,,lo ot,raa L.. ,tuAt ht.. un.xtotko
cloth, with ruby velvet trimmings.
Mise Annie Mahon, creme poulte de sole, with a
Y corsage trimmed with scarlet satin; corsage
Miss Emma o'connor, electric blue satin jupe.
with an electric blue velvet bodice, trimmed with
Mira William Delmer, black satin, trimmed with
Mrs. Albert S. Healy, wife OF the former drum
major, black satin and black velvet; corsage bou-
Miss lie Mar, noriated tulle. with q plain lace
bodice trimmed with pink.
Miss Nora Madden, seal brown silk, trimmed
with Jet and q ruby velvet vest.
Miss Eliza Baldwin. creme toille rengeuse, with
scarlet satin panels and a sleeveless V-cut eorsage,
trimmed with scarlet satin lapels.
Miss Julia Hearn, black satin skirt, with q navy
blue satin bodice.
Miss Maggie Kilt. creme toille religieuse. with
MISS Sarah Keenan,, terra-cotta satin, trimmed
with MORE antique of the same shade.
MISS Emma Sielvig, terra-cotta silk, with q vest
of white lace.
Tweniy-seSoSd Regiment H' Drum f corps, wore ''e
pretty cafe Gs an lat silk, with a large lunch 3, s Of cafe
s green nav 1ei Sss[' we're on e eoSSa sids o. aA .se SKIRT Gr s'0snn
Miss Susie Blanchford, steel gray SATIN, with Q
deep %p. v eorsase and pane panels . Of ruby velvet ~, -.
tablier q mass of black Jet.
Miss Mary Lynch, clel olue Marutta cloth, with q
creme lace tablier and q high corsage trimmed with
black velvet
Mss Hannah Wilt. slate colored silk; with ruby
velvet trimmings; deep V corsage.
Miss w. Calvin, white lace over white satin, with
Mira 5. Phillips. black satin and jet, with ruby
Miss Mamie Cochran. of catskill. q robe of ruby
velvet made more striking by being without trim
Miss Mamie Stone, also Of Catskill, seal brown
Miss Annie Flynn, black lace over black satin,
with black Jet
Miss Nellie GaIrity,, goblin green satin. with
Miss Minnie Leppert, black satin, with Q baby
Miss Annie McGovern, black satin, with passe-
Miss stella Darts, pink silk, with dscoless corsage,
Miss L. LaWler. baby blue silk, with lace drap-
MISS H. Lawler, blush pink satin, with lace front
and jabot of lace.
Miss Mary Tremter, black lace over cardinal
Mira While vorck, black velvet and black poult
de aoie, sleeveless corsage; a .prettiiy ornamented
same shade; mousquetaires to the shoulders.
Miss Katie Belleon, scarlet satin, trimmed with
Miss Maggie whitman, scarlet satin.
Miss Eta Gumpr cat, black satin, with the
BODICE OF dotted tnlie; the corsage cut high aud
trimmed with black velvet and Jet; bouquet Of nat
ural lilies OF the valley.
Miss Lizzie Duffy, seal brown satin; lace skirt,
with the bodice OF pink satin.
MISS Annie Caragher, seal brown satin, with O
Miss Bevle Mara, white nuns yelling, with Q
jabot Of black thread lace.
Miss Minnie Sackett, black velvet and lace.
mss Emma Blanchneid. navy blue plush, with .
Miss Julia Lynch, light blue plush, with q cor
sage bouquet worn tine shoulder.
Among the many gentlemen present were
John Cogan, James Cogan, Henry Cogan, Dennis
Flynn, Of Company ,D; Major Charles H.. Mckee,
Murray, James beiismore, James T. Lynch, M n.
E Esssa:' Morgan se I Il TsIa,nS' John a ss8ma.
TpasriSs GeaRty. VIM. s]sorlsny. John Moran.
kniess, Company b; THOMAS GUM, Thomas Taemss
Reilly, Frank Murphy, James Callahn; Thomas
Murphy, Of the Twelfth Regiment Band; Maurice
WIN. Jordan. bugier; john Kelly. drummer; Joe
foot U. s Marines; Tnos. \. Smith, Geo. Girod
and John X. BURNER, of the Seventy third Regt-
ment m Harry Parmenter, of Inc
Twelfth Regiment; Al Healy, John Dooan, the old
est man In Company f; ID. Giliney; VIM. Brundage.
Dorrle Broome, D. Wood, VIM. Harris, James
Hogan. Frank Menay, Win. Beeg, Capt. CLARK, @.
Meyronecks. James McGerritt, Mr.. BrundiRe, 6.
Nuns, James FlatIery. a. Uncle Al" Charley Furh-
man, Oh Kelley, Patrick o. Farrell, Drum-Major
Thoa. NJ Sands, Billy Sullng.
soNs OF BENJAMIN BANoUEr1Na.
Coroner Levy. Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of the Sons
OF Benjamin, presided last evening at the
delegates from other cities who are attend