The evening world., 1888-01-14
PLEASURES
MANY COUPLES HAVE A GOOD TIME IN CITY
BATHROOMS.

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Hotel Employ ccs-A Crowd mt the Vest
minister Hotel Cabs Reception - The
Primrose Entertainment Tecumseb
Lodge Amuses Its Friends-Other Dances.
Loewenstein Brothers employees gave a
ball at Arlington Hall last night to the music
of Prof Carey and his band. The officers of
the association and their assistants were:
Alexander ID. Canter, Presidents; Max Loewen-
= lin, Vice-President; louis Loewenstein, Secre-
Iary; Sol Loe w~enstein, Treasurer. Floor Manager,
C,mmittee-Edward prinn, Chairman; Louis
Metser, Max Hailer, Otto Lorenz, On rles p. Ben.
e ict. Rec, ptlon Commits e-Frsuk Pickle, Char
mani Jacob May. Charles Goldman, Jacob Blum,
Della Dooley, in black satin and jet; Miss Nellie
Dooley, In cel blue satin with white poulte
Among the ladies present wore
Mira Tessie Pickle, IN black satin and Jet; Miss
MCGOWAN, IN ciel blue poult de sole, with ~overdress
Of lace ana a vest Of black velvet with la EEL of black
.atin; Miss NJ. Regan, in pink satin; Miss Racnael
Blum, IN white satin; Miss Tillie Keiser, 10 brown
silk with lace and V corsage; Miss Katie Keiser, in
brown satin and lace; Miss Lucy Lanin, IN brown
satin and Jet; Miss Bessie Lanin, in ciei blue satin;
te sole overdress; Mrs. Mary Dooley. Ia j soiidl Mtss
ored satin and green plush corsage; Miss Annie
Fer1ng, In crepe lie Chine over cisl blue satin in
draped folds and square corsage.
TEcUMsEH LODGES ENTERTAINMENT.
The annual entertainment of Tecumseh
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, took place last night at
the Lexington Avenue Opera-IIouse, and was
numerously attended. The following conf
mIttees looked after the pleasure of the
guests.
Reception Committee-wmiam Chapman, Chair
man; r. e Davis, y. Arnaiz, j. Theo. Tunstall,
Bnsy.s, assistsats; WI, Wilson. Josh W. Provost,
Malone, A. j. cray K. w SsSGs' A atsS, H. n,,pel :; T..
Committee Of ArranSements-David Anderson,
Usn IS ON c. stephan, II. d. Gni, Vim. WOOD,
W. W. Ltd"ig, j. I. BENDER, j. c. Broderick.
One good thing about the affair was that
there was no intermission. Supper was
served a Ia carte from II y. NJ. to A. NJ, n
pleasant innovation at a ball. First an enter
tainnIent was given as follows:
Address by W. Nj. Jos,ph w. Holman; fancy
dances, Little Dot; Numerous recita, ION, Mr. Id
is st,iony. 9 MIas s sise Mr.: Leon M9nroe; Sc
Broiner Tony Farrell ana wife; musical oddities,
sehreyer Brother,; solo, Miss Mamie Chapman
Mr.. Henry Mason; solo, Mrs. Gcuevieve Mac
I:tegor; recitation, MIR. William Hawkins, and
wa, stage manager.
THE BEGGAR STUDENT ASSOCIATION.
The anniversary bail of the Beggar Student
Association was held last night at Everett
Hall. Prof. David Wollenberg and his or
cbestra furnished music. 9he starters"
We're MIR. and Ms, Blum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rakobi, Mr.. and Mrs. Shymansli. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Benjamin. The following gentle.
men We're in charge
N. Shymanskl, President; A. Blum, vice-PresI-
dent; W; David, Recording Secretary; A. Dan
Treasurer: r.. Isosenst.in, Judge; Nj. Roth, Dis
srfs, n.. Ins B. u,1 kaufman, Lawyer; 9.
Mis- T. KauImann and Miss r r ,jews2i, Trustees;
Floor ManaEer-N. shym,ls~L Ass.s ants-W.
ID nzlget. Assstant-Gustav Stein. Floor Com
miItee1G. A.kaGas, NJ. silperstein, b. Blum, N.
cepiion Commit ce-A. Blunn, chairman; II. BuroW.
a. SUI. On. GInzburs, l.. l;ossnstein, NJ. Bressler,
I: sohlesIneer, r. rohlmann. Ii. K.ish?r, j.
Lewis, J. Loewenheim. Committee OF Arrange
lnenta-S. Racobl, Nj. stiefel, A. Benjamin.
Among the ladies' present were
MISS Helen Conn, in white satin and lace over
dress; Mss Bertha Beck, in white satin with a
Miss Rosa Lercey, i'll cIGnc satin and lace; Mrs
Amelia BlumSin DARK green velvet with lace and
satin trimming; Mrs. 5, Racool, in black satin
and jet; Mrs. Helen shymanski, IN lavender satin
with a v-"ors, ge; Mrs. Loewenheine. in black
satin trimmed VITA thread lace; Miss Hem
\ rietta. Raphael In black satin with corsage
bouquet Miss Mamie Rudolph, in goblin six,
In white satin with a scarlet plush corsage, V
shaped; Miss Celia Mark. in brown laoe and SIX;
lace overdress and Coz sage bouquet: Miss beTthhna
Kaufman, in black SATIN; Miss. sarah Wolf, In
p ash PINK satin, win overdress ana lace rim
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stylish scarlet velvet corsaIe trimmed with white
satin; Miss Marie Voss, in white velvet and sal a
skirt, with a scarlet satin 0orsage; Mias Minnie
Brown, In brown SATIN and SIX; Mss Jennie Erie
iceberg, In white satin, with a vest velled In sal N
anu lace; Miss Cela kaget, in whi'e satin; Miss
satin corsage V shaped; Mss Anna stein, in goblin
green plush and velvet and white lace; Miss Selma
Schlessinger, In white SATIN, with scarlet satIn
corsage; MISS Grisella Fried, a white velvet skirt
aud while satin corslge cut square.
Among the many gentlemen present were.
Lachman, John Bulenbeck, William Karg. Max
Mobert, William Wusseed, Hermann uofschnei-
der, Herr V. ReiclleDberg, Max GOldschmidt ,Tosenh
Udall, Jos. Blass, Sally Loewenthal, Louis We'll. j.
Beahr DeBaib. Wo'lenberger, Fiji. Kathy Levy.
HOTEL EMPLOYEES DANCING.
Probably the most numerously attended
ball given last night in this CITY was that of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Employees at Irvine
Hall. 1t was the ninth annual affair of the
same association. Thu officers are
Thomas Gay. Hon. President; John F.. Connolly
Ryan, Treasurer; Thos. L. Kirby, Financial Sec.
letary;. VIM. j. Grogan, Recording Secretary.
Michael M. Dunn, Corresponding Secretary. Az
ranRement Committee-henry Adams, Chairman.
William Dewey, Henry Hogland, John H.. Abbott
Jas. Brlen, Sergeant-at-Arms John Goodwin'
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arm Reception COMMIT,
~ieemDayld, Saindon, Chairman; Andrew Linehan'
William hose, John nousian, Jacob Kapfnann'
Patrick Spiers, Henry Rose, William Murp6v'
James Monanan, Hugh Fitzpatrick, Thomas Ta,r'
uey, William Clancy, Frank Goodwin. Toonaas
Clancy, John Kane, james Stewart, William RirS
OF course William j. Florence. the ac.or