The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-11
DEER PARK, Jan. 4th. 1890.

came on AT the 10unS GlrlS rTlehuiy
Hall, of this place, on Friday even
ing of last week. 1t was given. AS
has been their custom, since the or
ganizlti0n of the Sncieiy in 1885. for
The pleasure and entertainment OF
the young ladies that are members,
and with the privilege of each mem
her inviting their respective families
md one friend, and on this occasion
the invitations sent out were numer.
Gus and the attendance large. AS it
Was to he Masquerade Socially
quite number were masQued, ard
represented the different charactefA
in a cretlitable manner. The fOIl0w
ing list we will take the liberty of
naming:
Mrs. DR.. Townshend, of Oakland,
Miss SaIlie Hazan"; Miss Nellie
SturgiSs. of Oakland. Flower Grip;
Mr.. Leonard TownShend, If Oak
land. "Dule"; Mr.. George Dunlap,
of Oakland. Lord FJntleroy"; Mr..
Ezekiel Merrill, OF y ,kland, George
Washington Curii,"; Mss Annie
Town-hen l., of Otk!aud, eyer
green"; Miss Maud Cassidy, of AL.
lamont. Gard Girl"; Mr.. l. D..
Thra1hpr. of Mpyer~tlaI3, Pa. Pc
Iicpman": Miss Bertha Friend, Of
AItamont, "Gip-y QIeen"; Mr.. j.
s. Barley. of Btyard, w. Va,
"Turk"; Mr.. Evers CInnell, of Deer
P1rk, "African CaieI"; Mr.. George
Connpll, of Deer Park, "IriShman" /;
Mr.. VIM. Laughlin, of Deer Park,
"Jolly Tar"; Mr.. Harry schoofield.
Of Deer Park. Ounce" Miss Kate
Low, of Oakland, French Waiting
Mtid"; Miss Jennie Hoye, OF Deer
P,rk. "Qnpen of Hearts,; Miss
GenTgia Hoye. Of Deer Park. Mar
tina Wa-hington"; Miss Minnie
Sisk, of Deer Park, Evergreen
Girl"; Miss Nellie Hrye, of Deer
Pwk, "Npllie Curtl4"; Miss Stella
Rolphpavtr, of Deer Park. "Shep-
hprde-s"; Miss Mud Vest" of
u 4er Park. Fan Giri"; Miss Min
ME Elliot, of Deer Park. "Phanton";
Miss Bessie Hoye, Of Deer Park &,
"Venus"; Miss Ellen H"ye, of Deer
Park. ~'Night" Miss ISa Marley, Of
Deer Park, "Phantom." II -
Among the prominent citizens O'
our place and Otk'and, we noticed
DR.. and Mrs. TownShend. Of Oak
land: r v. and Mrs. Sharp. Of this
rlare: Mr.. II. II. Van Meter, n
New Cumberland, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Council; Dr.. J. w
L,ughlin and daughter; Prof. e
Lee; Miss H. X. Palmer; Miss G.
B. Haye-; Mrs. j, S. Laughlin and
son Charlie; Miss Lille oi1k Mr.
Joseph L.Shorn and sister; Miss An
ME CIary; Mrs. AikerS. of Western
port, Md. ; Mr.. l.. Fl. Srhoclfield
Mr.. S. G. Hove and wife Prof. Hi
enhagan !; Mr.. D. F. Graham; Mrs
j. C. Rodeheaver. and brother, O
Swanton Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Lanti
and Mr.. WIN. D. uoye.
Among the amuSements the young
folks INDUCED in was "Shakine
Quaker" "Chinesn Circle" "Magi,
Hoop" "Faba Baga." and the Don
key" plays.
After unmasking and some de-
lightful music. Prof. Hilenhagan pre-
siding at the elegant piano. a present
to the Girls Friendly" ny theil
founder and benefactor, Mrs. J. w
Williams, of Philadelphia. the re
spectful attention of the audience wa,
asked and w. d. Hcye. in a few nea
sentences. introduced Prof. E. Lee
principal of the Deer Park school
who delivered the address of wei
come, and greetings of the New Veal
| on hphalf of this Society, and at cIost
Mt. H. H. Van Meter responded OF
the part of the guests in hi. uIua
happy style, and made a iOuchin!
tribute to the memory of Mrs. E. NJ
Scheduled. deceased, who was 4,
! prominent member of the "Girl
Friendly" being the first Associat,
to the President MRS. ]. w. VIII
liams). After several selections o
music and amidst the most delightful
, social intercourse. we were served by
the young ladies of this society t
one of the most sumptous banquets
and as we partook of the rich viands
amidst the delicious strains of musi'
by the Professor, wO could not bu
lift our hearts in silent prayer for thu
blessings of living In such Christian
land and being surrounded with suct
blessings. AS we lartook of the de
licious cake we thought of the fai
hands that prepared it, and as thu
golden oranges were passed arOunC
we thought of that beautiful land o
flowers; but alas. when the snowy