Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-08-11
Another Delightful Picnic.

Spring Park" on the hill west of
Frostburg, was the scene Thursday, ID
inst, of another of the most enjoyable
plcnics ever held i'll western Maryland.
Indeed, We're it left to the participants
only to describe the features and Incl
dents it would soon become apparent
that this surpassed even the first affair
of the kind held by this club.
a correspondent writes:
The following parties met at George II.
WIttig's residence, on Frost avenue, and
marched to Spring Park" which was most
handsomely decorated with bunting and
flags and at night by lanterns and torches,
which made very CHEEKY appearance in
general;
FAMILIES.
Charles Ehm, John Hartg,
Henry Hartg Charles ii. Hamill,
Roger Williams, Clarence Right
MEspAMEs.
NJ. Twin, q. w. McCulloh,
ID. nennison, Justus Rase,
G. H. Wittig. - Wasmuth,
John Weigand, John Gerlach,
Mrs. William Hartman and son.
Mrs. George Lehr and daughter
Mrs. Gilman and daughter.
MISSES.
Molie Beckman. Allie Duggan
Nellie Duggan, Bessie Gerlach,
Mamie Hooking, Rosella Heintz,
Elizabeth Johns, Maggie McGregor,
Louisa Plummer, Maggie Rase,
Rose Spitznos, Veta Smith,
Clara Wasmuth, Lille Wasmuth,
Ella Gungern:an, Katie Yungerman,
Annie MOssan, Nellie Hohing,
Nellie Hamill Maud Duggan,
Maggie Enge, Emma Fox,
Nellie Stewart, Maggie Thomas,
Winona Taylor, Z. V. WIttig,
Nirgie Hartig, Lulu Wagner,
GOldie Lemmert, OSsie Duggan,
Gladys Duggan, Mary HamlI,
Nellie Johns, Gertrude Stewart
MEsSRs.
Oscar Anthony, William Lehr,
Frank Raley, Conrad Rase,
Daniel Rase, John Rase,
James II. Stewart Harry Shuckhart,
William Wittig, Arthur Wittig,
Oliver b. Wittig, Frederick McCulloh,
Charles Raley, Roy Smith,
Marshal Stewart, Conrad Hohing,
Otto Hohing, Philip Hohlng,
Joseph Benson, George Biddngton,
Stanley Duggan. Clayton Hartig
Robert Bush was chief hustler.
Headed by a drum corps, they marched,
as before stated, to the Park and entered
at once upon the pleasures of the occasion.
All who were there agree that IA larger per-
Centage of handSomer men and prettier
young women could not be found in any
gathering
The exercises comprised, with dancing a
feature, base ball, foot ball. swinging, cake
walks, see saws, and all kinds of picnic ring
games.
Ice cream, watermelons and all kinds tenn
perate refreshments were served abundantly.
Plenty of fine music was at hand during
the day until 10 p. m, when the procession
reformed, returned to the Wittig mansion and
adjourned, and dispersion to happy homes
ensued, each insisting that lit was the most
pleasant day ever enjoyed
William w. Wittig was mas err of cere
mOEies and under his able management, as
sisted by the following committee, every
thing passed off in a first class manner this
making the second grand picnic held by the
Hot Time Picnic Club this year and dis
tngulshing it as one of the most enjoyable
events ever in Frostburg 1t will long be re-
membered by all those who attended it:
William w. WIttig, president; Arthur
Witlig, secretary Miss Louisa Plummer
treasurer; MeSsrs. John Rase, John Hartig
Charles Ehm, James Stewart, Misses Maggie
Rase, Nellie Duggan, Allie Duggan. Maggie
Culloh, Mrs. Charles Ehm.
Dinner and supper were served on the
grounds by grown ladies.