The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
Easter Monday Froltcs.

In accordance with time-honored habit Of celebra-
ting Easter Monday In rural sports, We took the bus
yesterday morning and went up King street road to the
Three Mile House. we'll and ably conducted By Messrs
Loss1oRR KERRIoM. By advertisement In the NEWS
We had noticed that Germans to fun and pleasure Inclined
would here find the necessary arrangements and conve-
niences to enable them to have gay time The weather
was very fair and spring perhaps little too warm Tor
the active lively exercise Of dancing Messrs L.
E. have constructed fine large ball room' with ten'
pin alleys shuttle boards, and other amusements on
the groundAoor of tho building Refreshments OF al
kinds are served by attentive walters. MULLERs hne
hand dscoursed sweet music and the soene noon grew
gay and merry and when the sun went down over the
schutzenplatz the walters 10th to part, and all
united in expressing what pleasant day they had
spent.
MR.. XAn1LAH,
late in charge of the Schutzenplatz, and favorably
to the Germans aud others Of Charleston as the
prince of good fellows. gave select pio-rc OF his new
plsce-the weulrnown favorite summer resort-PAYsEs
Farm. band OF Music conducted by the ubiquitous
MuLLzs, was er --aged here also.
THE s&NaERBuND
raye q fine concert at Hibernian Hall last night
The choruses and quartettes were very well sung.
The Welcome to Spring (''Unsere Wiesen grunen
wieder'Jis very fine song 30 also tho Forest song
or wood lay. The musical canary and January II
were great hits and earned most unqualified applause.
The "Eckensteher" very amusing farce, well acted
and uproarousy appauded closed the first part of the
entertainment We did not stay 10 witnes8 the myse
res Of the Ball. but from all appearances, should cay.
that the attendance good. saw very large
number of young ladies' in handsome ball costume who
scanned impatient for tho fun to commence. Theyoung
folks n, yer caro- 9or the prena les Of concert and
drama. They come 10 dance.
THE ruHsvEREM
last night had full house Expectation seemed to be
on tptoe for the new and original play 10y one of the
members,) "Set klein Krebs" or "The Magic Horn. :"
Mr.. DRpEN, the author, won golden opinions from all
present and bad the satisfaction Of seeing bis play well
acted.
We had written full account Of this very interesting
play but want of space compels us to exclude It. We
NAV do ourselves and readers the pleasure. ct some
future day. present it In an English dress The act
ing was remarkably good for amateurs; aud when
yskob" the servant the cudgel In tho finale on the
'dumn,e Junoe" We fesredthe junSe GtshIsisy might
not understand the joke The acting looked 90 much
like reality suseken'. wss charming. and the Frau
not Ike to discriminate.
After the play the dance commenced. and this spec
tor took his ccnss having very much enjoyed the en-
tertsinment of the evening.
Tho 9erguH certainly understand che Et OF enjoying
themselves They have whoe-souled way Of throwing
themselves into whatever sort Of fun they engage in,
that Is really refreshing t. outsiders May we and they
live to enjoy many more Oster Asntagc together.