Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-04-16
\ Brilliant Success.

The grand Pink Party and Easter
Hop given by Prof. Dailey's Orchestra
in the Gladstone Annex Monday even
ing 18th inst, was most brilliant success
in every particular.
In accord with this form of entertain
ment and dancing, the hall decorations
were very extensive, beautiful and pro-
nOunced to be the prettieSt ever seen i'll
this part of the country.
The attendance was large, nearly 100
couples being present, including many
from out of town.
During the introduction of the
Party" souvenirs, consisting of Happy
Hoollgan" hats for ladies, and Gloomy
Gus hats for gentlemen, We're pre-
sented. This converted the entire as
semblage into carnival of merrment
and fun.
The grand march concluded with
1.-The Flower Hoop Polonaise" by
twelve specially-trained young ladies',
and this particular feature was admitted
by all present as being the most beautiful
spectacle ever witnessed i'll ballroom
1t was greeted with tremendous APP
plause, and owing to lack of time re-
quests for its repetitlons could not be
granted.
The program contained all the stand
ard and new dances, and, besides,
several special and amusing features,
the last of which, was parade of the
"KatZenjammers' and their neighbOrs,
which created Il great amount of amuSe-
ment. This feature was participated III
by ii gentlemen, who Wore specially
made costumes representing the above
named characters.
Taken altogether. the affair, which
was the first of its class ever held in this
State, was very elaborate. Prof.
Daley, who personally managed and
directed it, is receiving great praise for
his up to-date methods Of giving the
young people of Frostburg opportunities
of participating in this new style of en-
tertainment and dancing combined.
The Pink Party and Easter Hop was
given in celebration of the Orchestra S
first anniversary, organized just one
wear ago, and has been very successful.
The splendid outcome of its Pink
Party" together with the large attend
ance. and this in face of the fact that,
besides, there We're other amusementS
and a ball in town on the same evening
is a strong proof of the Orchestra S
popularity.
The Orchestra includes Prof. Daley,
NlOllu, Il TtCtOI anu IuuiuStI IloN al u
Skidmore, clarinet; Joseph Welsh,
pianist.
The program follows:
INTRODUCTORY.
SouycnjrS-"Happy Hooligan" Hats to La
dies GLOOMY Gus Hats to Gentlemen
Grant Mmrh-By Entire Assembly, CON
GLIDING with "Flower-Hoop Polonase.'
Easter Lilies Miss Bessie Brode
and Miss Emma Craig.
Pink Carnations Miss Bernadette Winner
Easter Lilies Miss Minnie Schneider.
and Pink Miss Lillian Beach.
Chrysanthemums Miss Josephine Miller.
Easter Lilies Miss Minnie Meyers.
and Miss Maude Burton.
Pink Roses Miss Rena McLuckie
Easter Lilies Miss Lizzie Porter.
and Miss Matte Price.
Pink Morning GlorieS Miss Mamie Davis
PART
Two-Step. ....'''''.'..'' '''''.A ilhh Rose
Waltz. .......................A Pink Dress
Two-Step. Northumberland Pink Carnation
Waltz .....................A Pink Hat
Schottische. .......A Pink ChrySanthemun
WaltZ-LanCers .................A flnk Scarf
Special-"The Jolly Miners"
Two-Step. ..........A Pink Morning-Glory
la Roxe Pink Slipper
Waltz. Pink Apprehension
CIimax-Parade of "The Katzenjammers'
and other Celebrities, including
MAMA katzeni TANNER, II ncle Heinie,
Hans and Fritz Happy Hoollgan,
gloomy Gus" Alphonse, "Gaston,
Leon, Foxy Grandpa and the Two Boys, #
Lady Bountiful, and bunny.
Two-Step. ......A Pink Ribbon
rAEr II.
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