The evening world., 1888-01-17

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Miss Lizzie Ennis, white satin with elaborate
OF yariegAted ribbons.
miss Emma Ramacoiott, brown satin and black
Miss Emily Conner, blush pink satin, trimmed
WIN, goblin green siit; sleeveless corsage; the
Miss Kate Cullen, oafS au iait and plush Of o
darker shade; vest OF white satin.
minRs.
Miss Katie Murphy, brown satin and lace.
ME-. Thomas Commerford, black silk and jet,
Miss Nellie Cavanagh, gros grain satin, with q
Miss Maggie Murphy, black satin and lace, with
Miss Lizzie julien, white satin and white tulie.
mrs. John Qulnn, seal brown plush, high cor
Miss Jessie Donneliy, blush pink satin, with q v
Miss Maggie Ferris, sky blue satin, with the cor
sage handsomely trimmed.
Mes Rose Driscoil, black sarin; sleeveless cor
Mrs. Ward s. Reever, black satin and lace.
Mrs. Charles. ]. Gosswener, goblin green satin,
with coIsage Of iaille iTancaise.
MISS Susie Riley, white satin with dSoollette cor
Miss Annie Grimes, terra Gotta satin and brown
Miss NJ: Harvey, black silk and white jet orna-
ments; v cofsaae edged with lace;
Miss Title Lace, black satin and lace; corsage Of
lilac-colored silk and lace.
Miss Mary Molloy, brown satin and Jet,
Miss Mary Flynn, old gold, satin and lace,
Miss Katie Flynn, canary colored satin with
Miss Katie Commisky, black satin and lace.
Miss Lizzie Lace, white satin with q sleeveless
corsaRe, shaped, corsage bouquet.
Mrs. X. Nj. Lush, black satin skirt with q sleeve
less cOrsage Of scarlet MORE antique.
Miss May Morrlsey, pink plush and pink satin.
Miss Elsie Maloy. blue empress cloth with white
satin and lace.
Prof. E. r. Sause had his full orchestra
present and furnished excellent music.
Everybody. said that the ball eclipsed the
clubs previous efforts. The floor was unde
the direction of Thomas F. Commerford, as
sisted by George p. McCann. The officers of
the club are
William +. MacNamara, President; Thomas
Brogan and II: r. Hoyey, ice-Presidents George
F. Kreiz and James Deisny. Secretaries; Charles
+, Murphy. Treasurer.
Among the gentlemen present were:
A, Amchis, Thomas F. Weir. Thomas F. Cava-
nagh, Deputy Sheriff Dan Crawford, Police Capt.
Clinohy, r. M. Lush, Ward = Reeyer, Charles J.
quinn, william MacNamara, M. Hewitt, L. ThresS,
Andrew s%canlon, John scanlon, Richard Plunkett.
JACOB oestTich na'J john as Giinch;y' o James e Cli HSa.S,
EEss$sa' ,,A #; Hayden sss, nn %5:aii.s n SaS Barr,
Wolf, +. j. Crawford, John J. Finnsrsn, John b.
rick Hsx' sSarike St01 THo@as s Koran, i N. ?. A DAILY, a. ROB- Rob.
erts, George Cheshire, George Levy, A. b Marks,
A. s9 ss1sm n; Mp P139;st " M MurSny, f Snsrl s. %sSss,
Heeiiyy. James sheridan, joseph Bangs, lawrence
So11'as, M Robert Dt De- WITT s''f Dam 'Ap Undsrh III,
Charles Walker. Richard Coucne, William j. Cor.
mau, william King, John #. Gaynor, Joseph II.
Murrpy. Terence Morgan. Jamea Il Eiynn Jacob
Lebkuchner, 4. A. Kirk, Charles Loos, i. MoCann,
7. "; Gllroy' W. I. Sweeney, 4; p; Mi1naugh,
B. Brogan, William Kennedy and Thomas J.
Kennedy.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Among the other entertainments last night
Were:
Pleasure Circle, at Turn Hall.
The annual ball of the employees of Fred
erick Neff, at Everett Hall.
The first masquerade of the Penny vereins,
at the Germania Assembly. Rooms.
The seventh annual invitation ball Of the
Harlem Independent Schuetzen Corps, Capt.
s.. Elstner. at Terrace Garden.
The ball Of the Erminie Pleasure Club at
Clarendon Hall.
The dance of the Hillsdale's Social Club at
Nilsson Hall.
The Bernard ]. Coyle Association had a
dance at Webster Hall.
The Friendship Association gave q ball at
Tammany Hall. Coroners Nugent and Messe-
mer were there. They found that their
services were not needed in an official ca
pacity, for the association was as lively as a
cricket, and SO they danced instead of hold
ing an inquest. Several Aldermen were on
hand, too, not to mention Otto Naegeli., John
]. Reilly, Frank Donnarumma and Mortimer
Shea.
Gay Brothers, the bookbinders and print
ers, of Reade street, gave their employees o
reception and ball at Arlington Hall.
The annual ball Of the Columbia Fishing
Club at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms.