The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-08-10
NEW WINDSOR ITEMS.
Gala Week in New Windsor Musicale
Birthday Party-An ENJOYABLE Hop, sc.

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This has been gala week in this town.
| 1t opened with Musicale on Sunday night
last at Dielmans Hotel, at which the various
symphonies by Beethoven were rendered in
the most artistic style and in the way the
immortal composer intended them to be per
| formed. The performer was lady of Bal
/ timore who received her musical education
at the Conservatory of Music, at Leipsic,
| Germany.
On Monday night, at the same place, a
birthday party was given in honor of Miss
! Lillian Thomson, of Baltimore, who cele.
/ brated her thirteenth birthday. The children
had jolly time. Dancing, singing and other
amusements were INDUCED in, and it was
| after midnight when they could be persuaded
| to retire.
Onr Tuesday night progressive euchre
| party was given at Dielman $, in which a
/ large number of guests of the College partici-
pated.
! The grand ball, under the auspices of the
New Windsor Pleasure Club took place on
| Wednesday, at the Lyceum, which by the by
was the most brilliant and successful ever
held there. The guests from the College and
Hotel were nearly all present, as well as
large number of visiting strangers. The hall
was crowded. The music was by an Italian
! orchestra. The following were among the
dancers-Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs. Swim
dell. Mrs Blunt, Mrs. White, Mrs. Carrie
Moore, Miss Van kneass, Miss Mamie Ham
meter. Robert Waite Joseph White, Mr..
Broadbent. of Baltimore; Miss Druse Diehl,
South Carolina; Dr. Ruff, Mr.. Soussa. Miss
Fannie Thomson, of Washington, d. c.;
Miss Barkdale, Hagerstown; Scott Wolf,
Union Bridge; George Parke, \. IL.
Baumgartner, John Brundige, James Dugan,
VIM. Everhart. John Miller, John II. Gun
bingham. Clarence Wickert, Frank Miller,
Charles ana John Reitsnider, William b.
Reese. John f. Everhart, George l.. Stocks
dale, Misses Lottie Moore. Bette and GuSsle
Shrlver. of Westminster; George Stoner,
Atlanta, Georgia; Misses Louise kleehsh,
Grace and Lena Lambert. Florence Englar
Grace Wishart, Halle and Cora Stoulfer.
Eva Englar. Carrie Stoutfer, Maggie Lyons,
Blanche Ecker. Helena kleehsh, Mrs. Wish
art. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hibberd, Misses
Agile and Lena Dielman; MeSssrs. J. NJ.
Stoner. Joe Englar. ChaS. StoufFer, LOuiS II.
Dielman. Trueman Lambert, William Englar,
c. f. Roop. Louis Sloutfer. Lee Myers, Ed
Barnes, John Englar, Thomas Slingluf
New Windsor.
The promenade. or Cake Walk, Of the sons
aud daughters Of Ham came of on Thursday
night. At least an hour before the colored
folks arrived nearly every seat in the Payll
ION was occupied by visiting strangers, who
came to see the fun, and who were impaiieutly
awaiting the beginning Of the various eXer
cises. which consisted Of marching around
and going through different eyolutioRs, sing
ing, yelling and hopping, which created u
perfect pandcmOnium. The music by the
band was very loud and the walls Of Jericho
would surely hare fallen Il this band had
been there. The fun was keps up until
nearly morning. but good order prevailed.
Ice cream and fue cake were handed around
To- every one.