Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-16
The Leiderkranx Ball.

The grand masquerade Daii, ~
place at Hngen's Opera:Iiouse. last Thursisy
night, st. Valentines Day, came on according
to appointment. and notw outstanding the in
clemanc" OF the weather snd the exceedingly
muddy condition of The streets. was 3 grand
success The attendance from town was very
large and quite 4 number were present from
kausas city and other towns along the line OF the
railroads. The masks were all good were mostly
home made, and exhibited considerable taste
and ingenuity in their preparation. The par
Elephants also showed by their conduct that they
had studied the characters they represented ana
In many cases the acting of the characters Wa
equal in interest to the costumes worn. Espeei-
ally was this the case in the masks buriesquinS
our silver Cornet Band. The mask worn oy
John Dshler. representing An Immense shspensa
rooster. was by all pronounced to be tne mask OF
the evening. and the strut and crow OF the bird
showed that he knew and appreciated hs imper-
tance. The following 10 a list Of the masks pres
ent. SO far as we were able to get then. but the
crowd and the evident reluctance OF the masks
to disclose themselves to US before tie general
unmasking WAS so great that We may have failed
to rspor, all present:
Mise Johanna SchuenemAn. Indian Princess.
siionis Weber, Pirretta.
Lizzie smith, House Girl.
Annie Smith, Queen of Day.
Emma Hoffman. sMari. Qusndt. Foot Racers.
Sarah Berg, Queen Antoinette.
Louise Mehl, Female Barber.
Johannie Howard, Queen of Day.
S.Bertha Hainkel. Roumanian Peasant GITi
Lizzie Ripple. Rhine Fairy.
Maggie Easter, Crocket Girl.
Caroline Mark, Queen ofDay
Carrie Hines, Italian Peasant Girl.
Ada Primer, Honey Bee.
Katie Emde. Goddess OF Love.
Emma Iiainkel, Alpine Hnntress.
Bertha winkler. Pleretts.
Julie Aehl. Jean d'Arc.
John Hager. AR.
Mira. Chas. spengler. John Baehr. Deuiros.
Mrs. Annie Daehler. Alpine HuntreH.
Louise Egle, Norwegian Peasant Girl.
Christine Meyer, Folly.
| Emile Quand,. Shepherdess.
Lizzie winkler. Huntress.
Mary Weber. Folly.
| Foxie kist, L. s. Flag
Mrs. Annie Wilker. Diana.
Marie sIgwsrt, Granger Girl.
| Pauline Mark, Rosa Miller. Flower Girls.
Josie Mott. Jockey.
Elite Mott. Peasant Girl.
Ars. Nm. Tsghtburing. spiuster.
Susie Fleming. Pride of Geeece.
Maggie Hagen. Gipsy Princess.
Louis Wilkening, Paddy
Jacob Gaunhsrt, AountaIneer.
G.. schsetzel. Rsgman.
Erwin Hsecker. Clown.
JudsOn l.. AcCliutock, Clown.
Theodore Ahrens, Philosopher.
&. Spengler, Lex. 8. C. Band ,orEanized 1901.
W. Bauerlien,
Gus. Roden,
7 SpHpo1er
VIM. Berg,
VIM. Baehr.
j.. S. Barhhili,
Ernest Stslzing.
Bruce Carey,
Edward Meyer, Mother Goose.
Thomas John. jim Gates.
Henry Geizer. Louis XVI.
{. II. kessler, Brewer.
Louis klst, Baker.
Henry Widening. Priest.
Edward Marks, Miller.
CHRIS. Walk. Centennial Clown.
William Hickam, Diamond Clown
Robert Flynt. Pirate Chief.
Willism Jameson, Grandmother.
August K,ee. Negro Minstrel.
julius Hainkle. Victor Emanuel.
l.. G. Bufori. Ons-hslf OF One Thing. An
Oue-haif of Another.
Siegel Hainkie. Peter Codtler.
Gus Diehr. Mephistopheles.
Henry Wilker, Chinamsn.
Robert Gosewisch. Police man.
Il Leonard Ruppel. Tailor.
Emile Luuwigs. German Prince.
Albert Holman Polish Prince.
Abe Keller, Bootblack.
August Msuschund. Brother Jonathan.
Henry Meineke, Alpine Hunter.
: j. Fcgert, Gambrinus.
q. Long, Clown.
Henry Long, Monk.
= John M~-ierer. Spanish Soblemsn.
Z Chris. Knit, Monkey.
Oswald Winkler. Rhinish Father.
John Lisiesky, Negro Minstrel.
William Meierer, Sweet Sixteen.
John Ds-hler, Shanghai Rooster
Robert Smith, Monkey.
y Gus. Sigwart. Base Ballist.
- Supper was announced At about II o'cloc
IL and to say that ii WAS gotten up under the pc
u sonsi supervision of Mr.. y liserle Is suficIe
III guarantee for its excellence. The tables We
10 Set in the basement OF the house, were neat n
IN clean. and there was sufficient for all. AT
"a supper two chsrades We're acted, represent
ne the practical working OF the wonsu's rigt
Se movement, and were loudly applauded. I
TO dancing WAS then resumed snd continued IN
nc daybreak next day. The best of order was pl
s served and every thing WAS pleasant and agrs
no able 10 all.