Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-04
The Philadelphia Visitors.

Continuation of Festiv1ties-Vis1t to Saw in ROck-BanqueE at Germanfa Hall- Clam Bake at South End To-Day.
 The festivities extended by the Harugari
 Liedertafel of this city to the Mozart liar
 monies of Philadelphia were continued yes-
 terday, and with that unbounded success which is characteristic of the Harugaris to-
 ward visiting singing societies. Last evening after the return from Schutzen Park the wis., itors went to Harugari hall in Lamar block where they were again handsomely enter
 tained and then went to their headquarters
 on State street and retired to dream over the
 pleasures of the preceding day. Their dreams were not all that could be desired however as the s'undertaker' was sick and
 the ''tavern-keeper'' and the fisher were noisy. The sick man, however, speedily re covered under the successful ministrations of ''Dr.'' Wall, and the other gentlemen being threatened with 'fclub" by the president speedily went to 'fthe land of dreams" Tn @ singers were up bright and early yesterday morning, and after performing their usual ablutions were ready for the festivities of
 the day.
 The programme for yesterday was trip to Savin Rock on West Haven shore via New Haven and West Haven horse railroad cars There was large company of Harugaris and other German societies accompanying the visitors. They left the corner of Church and | Chapel streets shortly after 2 o'clock and proceeded to the end of the route. Their ! destination was Skeeles' on Savin Rock hill | and here the final halt was made. The Haru :. garis and their guests made brief stay at | this beautiful spot and then while awaiting | fha huaEr op1 fIoo oifr, \ as far as the Sea View House, visited Railroad l Grove and Howes' restaurant, were shown | the spot where Jennie Cramer's body was found, smiled on the Hills Brothers, saw the marine bicycles on one of which ! Charley Fisher displayed his wonderful bicy- cle powers, rode on the flying horses and l then retuned to Skeeles' where a bountiful sea food dinner was provided for the guests and their accompanying friends. The party re- | turned to the city about o'clock last evening,
 and half hour later proceeded to Germania ] Hall, where grand banquet was provided
 in honor of the visitors by the tTeutonia | Manner Chor." The ''Mozarts" were vel comed in a neat speech by President Louis | Weckesser, to which President Jacob Lauber | of the Mozarts responded. The expressions
 of good feeling between the visitors and | their friends of New Haven were most cor | dial indeed. After the banquet there was a l social dance, which was heartily enjoyed by l all present.
 To-day the Harugaris and their guests go
 to South End in stages where cIambake will be enjoyed. There will also be singing | by both societies and general social time will be indulged in. Many of the Harugaris | will take their families down to the 'tEnd" in single teams, while others will go in the 'busses to be provided by the home society
 It is not yet decided whether the visitors
 will leave for home tonight on the steamer l c. H. Northam or wait over until tomorrow or next day. They have a weeks vacation 1 and as they are enjoying themselves may 1 conclude to finger awhile longer in our city. Being gentlemen in every sense of the word no ona will ohiact if thaz SD decide