, 1880-08-19
EVENING PLEASURES.
IitE AEully COACHING CLup,


Among tho numerous pleasant boating
parties organized to SEQ the brilliant pyro
teelinic display froul tho placid bosom of tho
lake hone experienced fuller round OF en-
1oy1nent than TINT made np Of the Tut1y-ilo
Coaching Club md tts guests. The manage
1ilent uf tho atfalr WIS fntrustcd to Col.
Thomas II. Keefe, nnd It goes without sny-
Ing that tho expedition, down to Its smallest
details, WIS perfect success, Tho
motive power furnished for tho occasion
was the Bret Harte which along about half
past O'Clock steamed down tho lake shore
10 the pier Mt the foot0f Twenty-ninth street,
where 1t took oil beard Its merry crowd Of
cxpcctant aightseers. Tho Conching Club
was represented by Miss Lydia Green, Its
President; Miss Fanny Brown, Miss Alande
Armstrong. anu Miss Emma Powell, Its Vice
Presidents; Miss Clara Squters, Its Record
Ing Secretary; Miss Julia Pulsifer, Its Cor
Treasurer; Col. Kerfc, its I;ugltr; Mr: TRoni.
as Gray, Its Cuuchlnan: and by tho following
ii. +, Tcrwilliger, Miss Carrie Grecli,. N1r.
and Mrs, llgrbert George, Mr.. and Mrs. John
ilubbArd, Mr.. and Mrs: Chnrles Smith, Mr..
ansl Mrs. j. L. CHANGE, Miss Hubbard, George
aysS ay o5s4t sss nowa nhSssa H. MysS s Gfs GSfsrfEs J.
mail, md Alessis. 1lcekcr anu Bowman.
s cg; g9sss ar +, hs h. ,sss GeeasGn ,s ws1s nS
Mrs % Jelin iatIon, wi WIN III ratton, Atrs j. X K.
Kl!sae!l and Mr. and Mrs. Novel; Of Nllwau-
key, f. 5: West OF Rockford, l.. j.. West,
,ioh9 Marshall. ; 0ryie 81 + ;,I1 IRriEnt. R. Mlss
IngtoN of GRIND Knphls, Mich, Mr. aud Mrs.
MIN. ,tio Misses E'la and julia Munger,
Mrs. Harley, Green. Miss 1noyingtGn. Mr.
a 5 ts Messls T. i bese tsHa ans a9 Sst iSs n0T ts
Sq0iers, Z. III. IiotcliklM, md Charles Smith
rsnryssn;gd AVollo colnnin9n9aery, i99y, md r;;l Slr
Snst ea's "A M1Ms No. O. nY9ke "e ssunc MS
little boat pulled ont, from tho pier and
steamed slowly mp tho lake. There wns yet
III abundance Ut time, md favorable op-
portnnity presented Itself for
LIGHTING UT THE cl1lSisE.LASTEnSs
suspended from the sides Of the boat. The
enough, aild must llavo Lcei, more SO from q
distance. Tile hitherto pale noon-pale
froM Tic obscnrity Of tilo cloud inassrs
through Which, her mild beams laau sought
lit UP tile secno IeloW iii TUG Writer'S g!ls-
tened with a :, stlVcry sheen md tho
dim forms Of the crowds on the shore
began t0 be fa!nlly outlined from the sllad-
DNS III WHICH lHtS IHOfetl. LIS ltllNu ClLG
Oh tile I4ake-Front louMetl up sharply to the
left. Those nlucl! talkcd-of. gondotns, look-
ing very much like blAck, lazy alllgators,
decorated with tho tradltlulial red lights md
propelled by counterfeit Venetian Condo.
1isrs, who worked Justify ut tie qucur-shapetl
paddles, passed lazlly BY. willie tho sound Of
tho vlol and the guitar broke Oil tho Snltry
night MIR. A hundred water craft OF all d.
serlplions-fro,n the biz propeller down TO
tllg little but powerful tug anil tho lnsfgnili.
| cant "uug-0llt Sat the water, n,nysctl
| together like some mighty, fleet, Three or
| tonr huge burgess, blnck nlid ugly enough OF
themselves by lnylght, were decorated with
Clitneso lanterns, .nlI took OIL TEN.
porAry bceuiy which l,0 ono would
over expect. them capable Of assuming,
oven under tho most advantageous circIiil.
stances. Every crAtt was crowded witt.
eager. s!glt-seeiug humautty.-crowde.I
down to tho very edges, until In some cases
their hows wero scarcely out nf water, Tile
bout landed n ,Mpnlnnt ut the foot Of Vnl
1,nrcn street to take on Sir knights D. +.
'rtlllcn, +. q. Hale, and G. y: Phillips, who
with Sir Knight Charles Smith, form the
Oriental Club. As thu bout again shOt
nut Into tho lake, the singers made
the mir inclodious with their lillslc, nlil al
frequent Intervals, during the subsequent
tfisplay charmed the ears OF their hearers
with further samples of taelF vocal quality