Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-14
COLUMBIA NEWS.

OU: REGULAR CORHEsfOS,sENCE:
A full Dress ball will be given next
Thursday evening by Miss Lizzie Armor
at her fathers residence. Second an, Wal
nut streets.
The funeral of Ny. Christopher Saculz
will take place to morrow morning from,
his late residence, at 10s o'clock.
On Thursday last the Susquehanna roll
ing mill company declared dividend OF
% per cent.
Council met last evening; full proceed
ings will be published in Monday $ issue
The library committee are pushing their
work, and by O'Clock this afternoon the
fence in the library room will hc torn
down.
Communion services will be held iii The
E. E. Lutheran church Tomorrow morn
| ing. In the evening the regular sermon
will be preached.
Rev. Thomas G.. Apple, D. d., Of
| Franklin and Marshall college, will preach
in the Trinity Reformed church to morrow
morning and evening. In the morning
the Holy Communion will be celebrated.
The Workers association OF thu Trinity
| Reformed church will give another one Of
their pleasant entertainments oa Monday
evening, January 10th. The programme
Will COuSloG Va NtSatl liiSil
music, literary exercises ans: rcsre eshEcnts.
| The river is again closed up with slu;h
ice, caused by the cold spell of las5
night.
Slush and mud have put our streets iii :.
miserable condition.
| Market largely attenG:l thi.; morning.
A horse broke his hitching strap at
market this morning and ran OIL, but was
caught at Third and Walnut streets.
! A fight occurred at the p. X. Il. depot
last evening and black eyes were plenty.
| Mr.. VIII. Shenberger is able to Sit III,
again. He had I very bad spell.
Miss Fannie Hanauer left Tor Phil.,,lci-
phia this morning on u visit :" her nun
bcrless friends.
Miss Nellie NIelish returned to hex home
i'll Lock Haven to-day.
| The Masquerade.
| the masquerade 1T MIR. JOHN FcIdrc!l >
last night was the largest, grandsSt and
the most complete party that has ever
been given il this place. The house was
brightly illuminated and gaiiy decorated.
At tho entrance and suspended from the
ceiling Of the elegant hall was an arch ni
evergreens and in the centre OF this were
the expressive words of Weleomie.' Tic
host and hostess did tlleiE utmost 10 make
everybody happy and succeeded. About
1880 the guests began to arrive, and in the
course of an hour the whole Of tho
massive house was filled to overlooking.
AT nine o'clock the orchestra, Prof. Fay
lOr's Of Lancaster, played she march.
Costumes of every description, from the
fat school boy to the mighty prince gen
eral, were flying around in one m:iss of
confusion. Gaily bcdeckea, aesthetic
ladies, gypsies, flower girls, an,l in fact any
character Imaginable, swept Eha rooms
! with their long trails. Nearly two hun
drcd persons were present. Before mid
night all formed III Il line and the order to
unmask was given. Then the
fun commenced. Expressions; like ''Oh.
l knew you ~ II told ycu that We; he
and many others. And probably h:i!f Of
those who claimed to know all the Others
did not know one of them. Shortly after
the unmasking supper was announced, and
oysters, ice cream and cakes Of all kinds
wero spread out on Il large table. At
three o'clock the guests began departing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fendrch deserve much
credit for the masquerade. Not o:lc who
was present expressed anything but ad
miratior for their efforts and We know
| they arc appreciated