The evening world., 1888-02-06

Friends Of the Eleventh Ward League Crowd
Webster Hall-Three Newly Mated Cou-
pies Receive the Congratulations of Their
F~riends-BrightC Costumes Mt the Maiuzer
verein Carnival-Other Balls.
The annual ball of the Eleventh Ward
League took place at Webster Hall last night.
Music was furnished by a double orchestra
led by Lemlein and Sause.
Among the pretty toilets noticed by The
EVENING WoRLD reporter were the following:
Miss Grace Moore, terra-cotta silk, with Ll,ck
velvet trimmings.
Nis Edith Lewis, Gobelin green satin, with a lace
Miss Bertha Wutke, blush pink satin. with pink
dotted tulle oyerdres,; pink corsage cut V shaped;
Mrs. A. FriscI, black satin and Jet
Mrs, w. Rosenberg, black satin, yelled with
Miss ANNE Deutschman, white satin, with a
deep, square, sleeveless corsSge, tlled with lace;
white MORE SASH.
Mrs. Henry Hershneld, black satin aud jet, with
MIRA Amgtia Gross, black satin, with lace over
dress AM jet with coTsage boquet.
Mr. j. Sauer, noriated silk. with a satin COM
b~ination; lavender satin corsaae, with lace
sleeves; the neck of the corsage was cut square.
Miss Mile Setback, black satin and lace over
dress, with black velvet trimmings.
Miss Emma Scnack, seal-brOwn satin and lace,
with black satin lapel Trimmings.
Miss Emma Donheiser, black satin and jet
Miss. May Clare, black satin, with bronze jet
Mis-, fena sterel. white satin and lace. with
Mrs. l.. Vandelver, black satin, trimmed with
Mss Jennie Hold. scarlet poult de sole, with
black satin panels and white satin nchu.
Miss Julie Metzger, black satin and jet,
Miss Lizzie shilon, black satin aud Jet, with a
tablier OF black Spanish lace.
Mss Annie Reynolds, navy blue poult de sole
and black lace.
Mrs. Lou Haas, black satin and Jet ornaments.
Miss Barbara Lachman, black satin, with black
Spanish Ice m and Jet ornaments
Miss Hannah Hirsch, seal-bro"n cloth, with
Miss Katie Cohen, oyster-colored ribbed velvet.
with striped velvet trimmings OF a darker shade.
Mrs. NJ. Sommers, black satin, with a high cor
sage and a rich point lace hchu.
MISS Selma sullivan, blush pink satin and lace.
Mrs. Carrie Collins, seal-brown satin and lace,
with a small V corsage.
Mrs, s. Hecht, brown ,poult de sole, with a
square coIsage edged with lace.
Miss Ray Bach, white satin and white lace over
dress; sleeveless corsage anu PINK ostrich tips;
Mrs. Annie Kinstler, white satin trimmed with
Mrs. Louis Lachman, black satin and jet trim
mings, with front yelled with black lace.
Miss Jennie Book, creme satin yelled with lace,
white satin bodice with a deep V and pulled with
rolls of dotted pink tulle; the corsage was sleeve
less.
Miss Lille Goodman, white satin, with lace over
dress and q V sleeveless corsage.
Miss Ella Marer, creme SATIN and lace; V cor
sage. ,,.o,, ,,,,
corsage Of Gobelin green satin trimmed with pink
dotted tulle; ostrich tips bouquet.
Miss Carrie Lachmal, white satin and lace, with
a V-shaped corsage OF scarlet satin; ostrich tips
Mrs. Max Levy, black satin trimmed with Jet
Mrs. Leopold Winters, black satin and jet, with
atablier Of lace dotted with JET.
MRS. A. W. Lu,z, noriaIed green silk and satin,
with point lace fchu.
Mrs. II. Benjamin, black satin and lace.
Some of the gentlemen present were:
Henry Freuud, President; }. +. smith, Vice-Presi-
dent; j. j. SAuer, Second Nlce-President; j.. Nc
Duaae Treasurer. IL. II. SklftluptOu. Secretary. l.
Sinniberg, Financial Secretary; j.. Gelb, Warden;
ex.Assemblyman DlnSe5spiel. WIN. +. Grote, Coun-
field, Barney Frey, James CAIN, Joseph +. Bear,
Alderman Wnlian TAFT, Patrick keenan,, Justice
Goldfogel, j. G. Kaufman, John Long, Assembly,
man R0senihal, Nathan Frank. Capt. Benjamin A.
Frisch and w. Rosenberg.
A WEDDING RECEPTION.
A wedding reception in honor of Mr.; and
Mrs. nj. Wolf was given at Everett Hall last
evening. Floor Manager j. Kaufman and
his assistant. Henry Wolf, We're conspicuous
for their attention to the guests. Mrs, Weis-
berger. assisted by Mrs. Cecilia Ash, aunt of
The bride was Miss Theresa Yesky, daughter
of Herman Yesky, of 1s9 Division street. She
wore the conventional white satin and lace.
Michael Wolf, of the same address, was the
bridegroom. Rabbi Weiss OBLIGATED.
The following toilets were noted
Miss Regina Kaskel, maid of honor, wore en-
bossed velvet and lavender satin.
panied little Miss Dolly Freeman, the bridesmaid,
and wore a suit OF navy blue.
Miss Sarah BIeeman, white satin, with a white
dotted tulle overdress and a sleeveless, V-shaped
corsage; fawn-colored mousquetaires.
Miss Mamie Max, white satin and lace over
Mis- Julia Scharnesky, corn-coored satin and
lace overdress, with sleeveless corssge and satin
Mira Herman Yesky. mother of the bride, black
satin and Jet. -
corsage; corsage bouquet OF roses.
Mrs. II. Manssa, white satin and lace.
Mrs. S. scharnesky, black satin, lace and JET with
v corsage and corsage bouquet.
Miss X. Cohen, cafe au lalt satin, with navy blue
satin trimmings; V corsage.
Miss M. Cries, black satin and let, with high COR
sage.
MANNER CARNIVAL yEREIN.
Beethoven Hall was crowded last evening
at the ball of the Manner Carnival Verein.
The ladies and gentlemen all wore carnival
ualism was given and provoked great laugh
ter. The new President, f. Hilger, took his
seat for the first time last night, and was we'll
supported by Vice-President John Rqcky,
Bernard j. Hart, the President of the Press
Committee, and Charles Calm. .
Among many prominent present
j. siuder, NJ. Tolry, Charles Grillon, R. %seyaart,
i. Eu Eae1as'f phil W v!sa / INST rsostian, JOIN
+. Alihagen, Theodore GunseI, Rud Seyffart,
George Rauscher, Jacob Mariehus, John Rtcky,
Louis Berndt, George Ehrel, George Fuchs, George
odore Feldstein, Jacob Herrlich, j. A Weber
stein, William Munich, Philip Bentz, A. Mich i
Haenletn, Eugene Scnoenslgei, NJ. Lichten6erger,
Michael Way, j. Guthorn, b. w. schultz, william
SOL.
The masters of ceremonies were Martin
Cohen and Christ Meyer.
MR.. AND MRS. HEINRICH RECEIVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Heinrich had a