Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
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sented scene that harmonized elegantly
with the musical composition.
LEAP YEAR GERMAN.
The young ladies' belonging to the danc.
ing class Of Prof Gillespie, which gives an /
assembly every two weeks, held an ele.
CANT leap year german at Eshlemau's !
hall, North Duke street, Thanksgiving 4
evening. Forty couples, including a
number of young married people and many |
" buds In society" OF last season and |
this, were in attendance. Mr.. Samuel B. |
Diller, unaccGmpanied, led the german in |
fine style. The toilets of tho ladies were |
strikiugly handsome, aud the gen
tlemen were In full evening dress.
Taylor's orchestra furnished most excellent
music for the occasion. The gay party
kept time with flying feet to the musi Is
voluptuous swell until the early morning.
The committee of arrangements were the
Misses Bitner, Reynolds, Messersmith,
Van Giesen, Wiley, and Rengier, and the
entire success that crowned their labors is
the best evidence of the intrinsic merit of
their work. Chaperones Mrs. B. +.
Eshleman aud Mrs. 5. H. Reynolds dis
pensed the favors, 400 in number, which
were Of very elegant description.
THE OK ROAST AT MOUNT JOY.
The jubilee and barbecue in Mount Joy
was a grand success, the management fol-
lowing out every detail to make 1t So The
following gentlemen comprised the COM
mittee of arrangements Jacob Loraw,
John Pyle, James Drabenstadt, Frank
Gantz, Harry stoll, John Minnnich, j..
Musser, Henry Moon, N. F. Buck.
The OK weighed 1, 200 pounds, and was
roasted in excellent manner by Jacob
Loraw, ably assisted by Mossrs. John
Pyle, James Drabenstadt and Henry
Moon. A very large crowd from various
parts of the county, including many Re-
publicans, eagerly watched the process,
and at O'Clock the appetites of hungry
throng were appeased by partaking Of
sandwiches and coffee. Mrs. Henrietta
Butler, colored, had charge OF the
coffee department, and to show
her mild magnanimity served Re
publicans with black coffee, and every
Democrat invariably received his with
cream. This was a feature OF the celebra-
tion that created much merriment, and
the discretion she used merits much praise
from the Democracy. The absence OF
speakers was unnotioed in the general air
of good feeling that prevailed. The Iron
vile band furnished the music, and the
affair was exceedingly lively and the cit
iEens of Mt. Joy, after the many visitors
: dispersed, did not flush the festivities
until late in the evening. Many wer,
present from this city.
JOLLY ROAST AT HELLAM.
The Democrats had big jollifoatiou a
Hellam, York county, yesterday. Club
from York, Wrightsville, Marietta anC
other places were present. Tho II. l.
. Haldsman club crossed the river a
Marietta and marched to Hsllam. The O
!. was well roasted by Harry Yackley of thi
. | city, and was served out in sandw iches i
.he afternoon. Speeches,were made b
|. Col. Maish, Gerard 9. Brown, John W
Bittinger.
SHOOTING MATCHES
t Yesterday afternoon q shooting mate
r took place at the hotel Of Charles Miller
c Ia Neffsville, and q large number os sports
men were present. Messrs. McCaskey
Rauoh, Franciscus, Dommel, Grosh, Garc
ner, Shelly and Keller, entered the match
4 Each shot of seven birds and MoCaske
D killed all. Rauoh, Frauoisous and Gardne
Q each killed six.
A match took place at Mount Joy in th
afternoon in which seven sportsme
" participated. Each man was allowed fiy
!, birds and Clinton Roland won the priz
e by killing five straight. Mr.. Martin she
four and Lincoln Hotter and John Stohle
q each three.
II Matches were also shot at MouutyillD
: Petersburg aud Rose Hill.
y Adam Snyder held shooting mate
for turkeys, near his hotel, in Schoenber
70 gers park. There was some close shootin
70 done, and several times ties had TO b
T, reshot. There were one hundred and fift
y people preseut during the shooting.
- MINOR GAIETIEs.
II The Jefferson club kept open doors q
day, and their handsome rooms wera
% focus at which prominent Democrats
, the city gathered in the evening.
In the afternoon Prof. Ed ward Hail gay
his usual Thanksgiving hop in Sshile
. hall. There was large crowd of fiji
dancers present and all had an exceller
|. time.
: Mr.. Richard j. Malone gave fine VIII
supper to small party of friends at ii
i hospitable mausion OF his father, K.
Malone, on West King street.