The evening world., 1888-04-13

Social Society at Arlington Hall Lost night
was q grand success.
Prof. Lowell with his full orchestra was
present: The arrangements were supervised
by the following:
Floor Manager, Walter Z. harding. Assistant,
4 Weldon cram. Reception Committee-Charles
a; dunno, Charles Merritt, Jacob Luhs, william
Diamand, Charles Hilbert
Among the many present were:
Miss Maggie Grey, Miss Bella Grey, Miss Sadie
Grey, Miss May Grey, Miss May burke, Miss
Mamie Cavanaga, Miss Minnie Tracy, Miss A.
Tracy. Miss Mona Moriarity, Miss Annie Cosgrove,
Taylor, Miss Hattie Delaney, Miss Minnie Curi,
Miss Mamie Mccain, WIN. Cantrell, John Ertz,
Geo SsS.,t fs MrNs,, ch Hsw Herman, Thomas AOrahams'
The march was led by Walter G. Harding,
with Miss Maggie Grey, who wore lavender
silk, yelled with white null. She carried q
bouquet of Jack roses and wore dia-
mond ornaments. Next cam s. Walden
Cram, with Miss Adene Cram. The latter
wore q cream satin, with o V corsage and
diamond ornaments.
cIaAR-MAKERs ON THE FLOOR.
The first annual ball of the Executive
Board Of Cigar Industry of New York City
took place at Tammany Hall last night.
The following were i'll charge:
Committee of Recommendations Doyle,
Snsirg =, 4. II II E1y, Sas i, WisG,sn !; Eqld; Treas
]. sieGei, A. Wolf, Ern. EcSe, @. schafer. Ed
Brown, Isaac Fuld, Floor Manager, aud II. Wich-
%tee,Ernest Ecke, A. j. zoller, Louis G. Wal
schak, JACOB knerr, Joseph Benjamin., II.
): F. f HSSSarse +; john ii s,t SnI.'1 T. $. 4 kos. Hslls,n,
Thos. Flrtch, Ant Jelenek, Albert Lehr, L. Rie-
menschneider, Jos Maisn, WIN; Hartman, ..
man; Samuel Bliss, H.. Pniipps, Ed Brown. F. j.
Holloway, jacob Zeller, Jas. McNuIty, John
Schmidt. J. Kuhn, A. kral, Otto Lehr, Jos. Stefrel,
Theodor Fail.
TWIN HOLLANDS CELEBRATE THEIR MAJORITY.
Joseph III. and William G. Holland, twins,
celebrated their twenty-tirst birthday at the
residence of their sister, Mrs. j. ii. higman,
1865 Second avenue. on Wednesday evening.
Frank Kavanagh, n ~well-known Yorkville
b%anloist, rendered some selections on the
banjo, assisted by his son, John kayanagh,
Tom Davis and Joe Holland. James and
Edward Mulaney,. and William f.. Hurley
made hits in their several speciality acts
Messrs. Squire and See sang q charming
ballad. Joe and William Holland then had
the floor for awhile, and their comic songs
ment went we'll. Miss Minnie Quinn, o.
Harlem, performed on the piano and also
sang. Master Joey Higman then whistled
number of the latest songs and brought
forth rounds of applause, he being only foul
years old.
Those present included:
Miss Emma G. smith, Miss Blake, Mrs. and Mis-
TooiD, Miss Katie Quinn, Mira. Cone, Mis- Lester,
Mrs. Raudent Raunsley, Miss Annie Clark, Mis-
Katie Clark, Mrs. 2. w. Higman, Mrs. John Hur
ley, Miss Carrie " ebb, Miss Hannah Murphy, Mis-
Maggie Murphy, Mrs. Meade, Maurice Squire
Lewis See, Edward Perry. Fred. Dreher, William
f. Hurley, John j. hurley, p. s.. Wilson, Mr.
Chickering, MIR. Keough, Edward Tobin, I. W,
higman aud Thomas +. Carroll.
HERMAN A. scHwAB's BIRTHDAY.
Herman A.. Schwab, a law student in tn,
Office of ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, celebrated
his twenty-tirst birthday at his residence, g.
Seventh street, on Wednesday evening. A
supper Mr.. Gabriel Ettinger proposed Mr.
| Schwab's health. Other speeches were mad,
by Herman Schwab, Edward Stone, Louis j
Voorhaus, Frederick Latus and William
| Grossmann. The presentation speech of tn,
evening was made by Mr.. Edward Stone
who handed to Mr.. Schwab a gold-headet
cane, with the initials III. A. s." on it.
Among the guests were:
George Hensnel and sister, Louis Robellaz,
Joseph Demar and sister, Conrad Latus and sister
Dora Scully, the Misses schwaD and Adolph Selig
man.
MRS. DEUTz's PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Deutz gave q party t
their daughter. Miss Helen Deutz, to cele
brate the fifteenth anniversary of her birth
Among those present were;
Miss Marie Deutz, Miss Emily Deutz, Miss Flor
Deutz. William Deutz, Louis Deuiz, jr.; tn
Misses Mathilde, Bertha, Pauline and Emma Fret
tag, Miss A. and Mr.. NJ. Standager, Miss L. Luck
.enbacn, Miss Alvina and Mr.. Quo Baumann, an
Mr.. Harry Jaeger.