The evening world., 1888-01-25
WITH AN UNEXPECTED GUEST
sCHUL0M EVERETT HARRIS APPEARS AT
ACHM sCHULOM LODGES BALI.

AOhh1 pNhULOm hUuub DAHL
C.rcucr MESSENGER Luckily on Hand 60 Con.
sratulato the Happy Fathcr-Tho Ladies'
Decide on n Name for the Child and Then
Go on Overwhelmingly Sons Presented
with q Banner mt Irving Hail.
Coroner NJ. j. B. MESSENGER has o faculty
of turning up at the right time. Everybody
knows how nicely he can hold an inquest,
and last night he proved himself equally
capable In the opposite emergency.
It was at the fifteenth anniversary ball Of
Achai Schulom Lodge, No. Sc, l.. o. F. s. Of
l., at Everett Hall, and merry was the laugh
Ter and loud the hum Of whispered express
sions Of surprise when President Isidor
Simon formally announced the arrival of
The Unexpected Guest.
A moment later Coroner MESSENGER came
busting out of a private room and sought
out Mr.. Harry Harris, who is O dealer in
boots and shoes OF 161 Greenwich street. Mr..
Harris was very pale and very excited. He
was standing in q corner all by himself INC
trying to make believe that he did not know
that everybody was looking at him.
Its q boy I" roared Coroner MESSENGER, in
his hearty voice.
OOTOutT ulcbboIuoI, ~ ulhy NO bUbVeU, IL u
physician as well as a public official. He
added that Mrs. Harris was doing we'll. Mr..
Harris seemed greatly relieved.
The assembly at once constituted itself into
O debating society to decide what Mr.. Harris,
jr.'s. front name should be. "Schulom,''
meaning Peace" and Everett" after
the hall, were finally agreed upon. Mr..
Schulom Everett Harris is receiving calls
to-day.
Then the dance went on.
Charles Gibian is Vice-President Of the
lodge. Simon Abraham Cashier, and Meyer
Hirsch Secretary. The officials in charge
we're:
Chairman, Louis Wilson; Floor Manager, Her
man Aren't; assistants, Harry Harris, Sally Gum
pert, and Floor Committee, George Cohen. Jacob
N. Rosenbluhm. Reception Committee. L.
schwarz, Chairman; NJ. ,Housman, assistant;
Bernard Pommer, Charles Gibian, AKRON Isaac,
Meyer HlrsSa, s S,,a b s FIs,dla In1,m: M Committee hsSn Of
Woelner, Bernhard Marks.
Among the guests were:
Mrs. Harris Cohn, who wore o lace overdress
over black satin.
plush, with black silk trimmings.
Miss Lille Goldman, scarlet plush and velvet,
Mis-. Bessie Rydiii, cafe au lait empress cloth,
with V corsage and scarlet satin trimmings.
Miss Annie Straus, goblin green satin and lace
Miss Sadie Cohen, cafe au lait satin, with vest of
Miss Minnie Levy, bleu du Nil and goblin green
Miss Fannie Isaacs, black satin, with q square,
sleeyeless corsage and lace mousquetaires
wine-colored plush corsage.
Miss Flora isaacs, seal brown poulte de sole.
Mrs. George CoheD, black satin and Jet
Miss Minnie Isaacs, ciei poulte de sole.
Mrs. Barney Isaacs, black satin, Jet and velvet
Miss Sophie Moser. black satin and Yet
Miss Annie Gabel, seal brown SATIN.
MISS Rachel Moser. scarlet plush, with black
M,ss g. Levine, seal brown satin and je,, with
noriated lace trimmings.
Miss Annie Moser, brown satin and lace.
Mrs. B. Abrahams, black satin and Jet
Miss Eve Aren't. seal brown satin and brown jet.
Miss 4 Abrahams, white satin and lace, with Q
MAS Mamie silberstein, white poal.e de sole.
with canary colored satin.
Miss Ray soioman cell satin and poulto de sole.
F~IREMEN's SONS DANCING.
The third annual ball of the Volunteer,
Exempt and Veteran Firemen's Sons Asso-
citation took place at Irving Hall last night.
The officers in charge were:
John Ross, President; Jas. c. Crawford, First
yice-President; John J. HaEbury. Second Vice
JOS. {. Danieil, Financial Secretary; Alex. '. west
Thomas E; j: KruppP; Floor oommittes-L. hauf-
magic, s Feeney; T6oa 1: Connoly, Robert En-
R RiSeme JONI 9as MssG RoSer. same +. A w. c0nPT iS%lb, W ]. + !.
Beatty. !: A ksnney. !; Piser. W.. K. D9ysl,
ya%ss Church Fasas THOMAS h a E Go =cTmT %T.S r W;P :. Esis'
Keisler. Reception COMMUNICATION. L sohiick,
Chairman; John Redneld, John ]. Hamburg, Vim.
4; .l MSrEay b.n %%. E !: haw 3 Fr:,, Al lex. V , West
ommitte Of Observation-Disclosures J. Conner,
Chairman; Andrew J. West, Secretary; Geo. II.
Walker, IT,, Treasurer.
Among the many ladies present were:
Miss Alice Hand, In white satin and lace over.
Miss Maggie Fitzgerald, brown embossed velve,
Mrs. r Z Wilson, black satin and lace over
Mrs. M. j. Ryan, black silk.
Mrs. J. Church, black satin and Jet.
Mra John 9; Kelly, brown satin and bronze JET
Miss Carrie Vought, white satin and lace, ostrich
Grs .% Thomas Foley, brown satin and embossed
Miss M, Seaman. black satin and noriased vino.
Mira W. Reid, black satin and lace
Mrs. John Ranppen, ciel blue poulte de sole and
Miss Ervine Davidson. navy blue poulte do solo,
Mrs. Frank Sohn, seal brown satin; high corsage.
Mr.. Barney J. Byrne, goblin green satin and jet.
Mrs. NJ. j. Kline, black satin, with lace and Jet.
Miss Kate johnson. creme satin poulte de sole,
Miss Nettio Hudson, pink satin, with a white lac.
aiss sadie Rock. goblin green and blue velvst
Miss Minnie Taylor, pink satin, with a ~sleevelesl
V7 Sl.. c Sr,s ,sr im% M6Igs OF Si, 6aack lace; ur.ro oor
sage and lace.
Miss Maggie Logue. white satin and lace.
Miss Martha Carroll, pink satin and lace over
Miss Mamie Dalton. Secretary OF the Banne
Committee, wore white satin, with lace overdreAs
Miss Mary Murray. pink satin and black lao
Miss Annie Mcairney, steel-colored satin, wit
trimmings of q darker shade.
MIRA Edward McGirney, black satin.
Miaa IaHanra dalton hlaRk gafin and IaNA