The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
n BEER.DR[NKING PARTY
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ISRAEL PICYI0

-. u.Ns Erpssses if No Rssr was
II. L,ehss were Tsr.sA ous
s,.,x You.s Women Spoiled their
s. watkins II the NuA e the
IT,. s,ation-Now the Society 10
pm ~, p.eheinanu for oS.Ooe.
,ouoe women Of Brooklyn assert that
puy.. Deckclmann. the proprietor OF
Wv psrk picnic grounds. Is . moan
49, In support OF the assertion each
ta .,e women has . dress at which she
4, ,oot without tesrs. Silks and satins'
t,,d ,hallies, all ruin cd because the wear
NV w., drink beer and Mr.. Deckelmann
80 accommodate persons who would
,',,zo his barroom. But the girls de-
~, before long they will be wearing new
a.ily fne dresses purchased at Mr..
.,m,nr's expense.
,.onbl. came about in this way. On
'.Ms members Of tho Hebrew Progress
.,,,.,, Of Bath Israel Of Brooklyn met IN
sunday school room OF the synagogue
israel, on state street and Boerum
md resolved to. hold summer nights
-, A committee was appointed 10 select
..,h. place md peckelmanns garden
scssn. Duplicate contracts we're signed
"a, eom mi,teo reported to tho main BODY
on July s everything would be IN
,,,u for an evening OF enjoyment. me
.,,,t was n simple one. 1t was In printed
md VAS the same used BY Mr. Deckel-
ia making arrangements with al tho
nsrties that visit his place. 1t saiu tnas
n,.Lieration OF the sum OF 81 Charles
.s.n.nn agreed to give to the Hebrew
s.rssiye Society 81 Baith Ista a LIZ IA
rounuJi uIvs, from G o'clock In the even.
Ns,u w. Midnight. Tho use OF the merry-go-
nv, soups hobby horses: ana ar f Har rs
4, BE- paid Tor extra me saloons n i. onu para q;
anMS who must ray for what
ordered. Mr. pecke'mann: IN me con.
iurhtr AIRED to Suppl me ~, %n so sIinn
S ~ S sv' raid for by the members. All the
NV Nm. csiIci upon to do was to purchase
NY ,y.nssbmsnts we're needed from Deokel.
.ssS servants and to bo prepared to 60
e 4. .or I,t1' VA delighted with the work Of
snWittss. and empowered It to comp!ete
,orI Of arranging for tho festival. Miss
III, Vein berg, the Treasurer OF the society.
s,pt ,orizcd to honor the committee's call:
n soeisty's bank account. and 70 make tho
y ITO first OF its kind gwen BY the society.
n which the member. might be proud:
kfrmmes each bearing on its i8co in raised
Nj, tho name Of the society. and on ite back
Suseogue, iha Rev. Morris Friedlander.
priuted, and a bout 500 invitations were
iT,udid time was expected. and all the
sbousht new. frock s' shoss: and a things
sxi cloudy. and in tho early evening whom
list drop, Of rain. fell everybody hoped #
suy shower. 1t wasn't, Tho rain fell
: Ny and ptilessly until o'clock. the time
m. when the. clouds, broke and the stars
utM themselves: However. only about
4 hose who had accepted Invitations were
4. big dancing saloon when the or
s..a 's'S "l III. Up ecc. %c'h By speIP4a 1o
tsnilin. whose band had been hired at
81 iil00. determined not to DO deprived
Asir evenings amusement about thirty
clrto,t part IN tho lancess. Waltz' and
rs had arrived BY that time. but the rain
!. doWn again. and the black clouds gave
IN 81 any cessation Of tho downpour.
ht % the orchestra. after brief pause for
Ior aousdrllle-waltz. the NTH dance on
yasramms. Proprietor Deckelman on
Mis- S4pon. He va. very much excited,
HprHdent Louis Levlson says, ana
.is ,hiae has got to, stop. You people
5i,n nksd 10 explain M. Deokelmsnn said
ms hs Loss and didn't have to explain. 1t
Eslm alot Of money to keep his place run:
kllo nothing and ordered the lixhts turned
Attic urgent request OF President Joel
lne aud Vice Presid ent Levieon he per-
l.tl tho lEhts in tho ladies'. toilet rooms to
] trounds except those In the bar wele
h huildnGs are about four blocks from the
svN.d railroad station at RidgsTood. Tbs
Sssnss n. e sos G pssnk s %sH
l;l1 vide bali covers the sidewalk leading
.uSstelnann's place. On either side OF the
~ strIllnntly lighted and ia 2 pleasant
is.atlon il is about as di.aereeable
lens Island Those Of tho guests
10 Bath Israel Society picnic who
aa.a away with orders to o re,, se at iI4t
those who had come By train expected
sh-a " lamps to light them on their WAY
S n. Y. .t.tion. Mr. Deckelmann,s orders
s,. ~" mem ssnna all one level All had to vel!
~ a;ss'es IN thirty wardrobee are the re.
WI ,Ls vals. Tho Rev. DR.. Friedlan del
we hearyto Harlem to escort his fiancts
w. W.T. oeta ninent He arrived as the othel
w., :, !. troussr; orn new for the occasion
aons lhB casualties from rain and mud AZ
,al are: Mss Lille Werner's hlacl
S '"s v cfr.n s,rah. 'Iulned;" Miss sarat
Il rne s &ss an sIls%Is sxn
YES % ~. now Mis- ' ha aai Jaeo otS'
.j hee M,' aud red silk. eighty dollar
Gu , s.k, mud iiom the flounces up:" Mis-
. .ssis 8 liz led gown of old rose silk
saa cream sursh aud lace. spoiled for
assr Miss Manic TAYLOR nor Miss Lon,
III ,. Honid toll What her dress was original
l nv who saw the dresses Is able L
lrS.In, KY tafy are mud-colored now. Mrs
Mana , ,SiI rom The plank Sidewalk int
Ts.hmopd airing.
tina itts Young women had sufficientl
a, ,naieelr AMOR to be able to talk the
Ia . .oosSI,g;nat.un meeting. All the mem Der
s.,s1t 0I@ Of tho synagogue last 1'uesda
tsaII Alsr several RESOLUTIONS had bee
VIZ ~, 10 tell Mr.. Deck -lmahn the place b
Mig ~ s stys estimntion. II was decide
Mn i ! Vel hrone the, President OF tn
y w aaAyyer. and to him WAS intruste
srsN,sI beginning proceedings in I'll
lhtsy m The COMPLAINT was filed o.
aM tt.seeis.NNerday, the papers wore servo
fnsd ~ 'sennnn: Vice. President LevIson
tsisssn %S .Inti1 IN tho suit. and $500
td.i Il Isslnann had not much 70 say yea
~, i. 49, voice half pathetic. half india
y s M p 4" .9sy e1rsc.l Do they, think
Gior lph y" Deer. 1t costs me about $50
VI ION H. N. h anu service. 1s1psot to get
.it@'u' contract says nothing about tha
.sntr ssih "a understood. I promise o
S,tsr H.! 10 give the society 81. 80 for ever
Ipip IN, .. q lesr consumed. That shoul
''' ne people are expected to drin
niioot nots &, ~,