The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18
PLEASURES PRINCE
Rules in Rock. Island.
A Happy Juvenile Party last Even
iug-The Market Festival
Parties and Picnics.
JUVENILE JOY

JUVENILE JOY.
The handsome residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hass, on First avenue and
Thirteenth street, was the scene of JOY
and gayety from o'clock yesterday af>
ternoon until late hour in the evening
1t was a juvenile party given by
Miss Tillie Haas, the little folks to the
number of one hundred assembling in the
afternoon, and enjoying themselves with
games upon the spacious lawns until 6
O'Clock, when splendid supper was
served, of which the little ones partook
with infinite delight. Each little lady
and gentleman was presented with a
nice boquet on entering the supper
room, and after every child's capacity
was satisfied. dancing was commenced. A
feature of which was the fancy dancing
of the little Misses Gilmore, Maggie Nun
ger and Mile Iglehart The older folks
then took the floor and the merry waltz
went on in the house, and on the beauti-
fully lighted lawns until late hour.
Music was furnished by the Great Western
band of Davenport. The affair was given
in honor of the little folks and the follow
ing are the names of those present:
Harry Gilmore, Ciiffe Ycrbury, Dave
Cleland, John Bentley, John Reticker,
Louis Rosendeli, Eddie Magell, Ervie
Hawley, Josie Goldsmith, Mamie Gold
smith, Johnnie Wadswortb Charlie
Halves, George Kerus. Charlie Stock
house. Luke Hemenway, Harley Donald
son. Willie Donaldson, Charlie Call,
Willie Gest. Addie Gest. Paul Gest,
Clark Buford, Louis Brown, Willie
Brown, Lizzie Carse, Myrtle Yerbury,
Mabel Marshall, Fannie Bamberger,
Lola Bamberger, Eva Long. Carrie
Rosenheld, Esther Rosentield, Madge
Francis, Dodie May, Nettie Coyne.
Bertha Bernhauer, Bertha Yore,
Nellie Ritter. Nettie Murphy. Lille Ste
venson Edna Webb, Lulu Webb. Ida
Hulhart, Sadie Hawthorne, Tillie Hass,
Agnes Gilmore, Mile Tegler, Mamie
Durham, Austevan Durham, Clela Parks,
Bessie Parks, Ada Hemen way, Alice
Hemenway, Anna Morse, Hope Curtis,
kittie Gest Nellie Howard, Dodie HAYES.
Millie Iglehart, Edna Benser. Mile
Dodge, Erin Brown, Irene Rosentieid
Oracle KnOwlton, Clara Gilmore, BESSIE
Gilmore, Annie Buford, Maggie Munger
Blanche Warren. Maude Warren, MAY
Parsons, Marge Postlewait, Annie Bixbv
Eva Barter, Mollie Carse, Katie
Carse. Walter Rosenheld, Jami,
knowltou, Eddie Buford, Johnnie Garsp-
Walter Long, Phil Watson, Clarke Swan
son. Allie Ritter, Glenn Yore, Carrie Sim,
mons, Harry Eastman, Charlie Sauborn,
Mary Meigs. Nellie Warnock Gertie Con.
ger, Best Dunn Maud White, Elsit
White. May Meggs, Blanche Ramskill
Josie Shay, Clara Shay, Agnes Bixby
Gertie Don, Matte Baker, Melville Copp
Lee Beardsley, Sidney Cryer, Clark Cry
or, George Champion, Johnnie Jordan
Eddie Wagner, Artie Wagner, Ernest
Don. T Baker, Willie Baker, Walter
Long, Eva Long, Charlie Long
THE MARKET FESTIVAL.
The market festival held on the lawns
of Mesdames Knowlton and Montgomery
last evening under the auspices of the
ladies of the Central Presbyterian church
was delightful affair aud thorough
success. The large attendance displayed
a manifest curiosity to see what ''mar-
ket festival was like, as the festival was
a new departure in church fair entertain>
ments. The spacious grounds were bril-
liantlv Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and the residences ON either side
sparkled with light, making most
unique effect The marketable goods of
the vegetable order were displayed under
long open tent, and were Hastily tied
in punches with various coored ribbons
Refreshments of delicate nature, such
as ice cream, cake. coffee, etc, were
served in the open air. The GOODNESS of
the evening had tendency to make the
ice cream trade light, but hot coffee was
quaffed with remarkable VIM The re,
ceipts from the novel affair foot up tc
over $40.
| A PICNIC
The iron moulders of the Rock Islan(
Plow company had fine picnic on Biz
Island yesterday and one of the peasan
pastimes was fishing, over sixty bein:
caught, of which Mr.. John Long hooked
fifteen and Mr.. George Long ten. Friet
fish was one of the dishes of the splendit
dinner which Was spread All had
jolly time.
A PARTY.
Quite party from this city went gu
to South Rock Island last night to atten,
a. party given by Miss Mary Case, daugh
ter of Mr.. Henry Case. An elegant re
past was served, and those who wer
present spent the evening very enjoy
ably.
THE GERMAN ENGLISH SCHOOL.
| The German English school has gon
to Hubers grove on the bluff for its an
nual picnic this afternoon. Two excur
sion cars ON the Moline g. Rock Islam
horse railroad conveyed the picnicers l.
the scene. Bleuer's baud accompanies