Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04
The Liederkranz New Years Ball.

The Liederkranz Of this city is famous for
pleasant entertainments, anu tue
msnt of their regular annual ball caused a
general rejoicing among the many friends OF
the association. At an early hour New
Years eve, the ladies and gentlemen began
to fill the hall, and 1t was soon evident that
the occasion would be one long to he remem-
bsred. The music furnished by L~exlngton's
new Tsrpsichoresn band, consisting OF
Messrs. ;. F. Cors. q. E. Cors. Ed. Teller
and Frank kriehn. was excellent, aud was
the subject of frequent commentator during
the evening. The ball opened with q grand
march, which Was well executed, the partic-
.ipants moving with much precision, and pre-
a fine appearance. The supper Was
served at u O'Clock, and was an eleE mi one.
being composed principally of substantisIs.
with a liberal display Of nice cakes. 1t was
furnished and served under the direction Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haberkorn. The fol-
lowing named ladies were In attend .nce
3 Mrs. Henry Wilker, dressed In wine colored
silk.
Mrs. Howard Williams, dark serge and silk.
Mrs. John Wotawa, gray cashmere and silk.
Mrs. A.. T. johnson, prune colored cashmere
and SILK.
Mrs. jacob Klse. dark brocade.
Mrs. Adam Toepps. black cashmere.
Miss Annie Berlin. Malta Bend. gray alpaca.
Miss Ltssis Marshsll. Richmond. black cash
mere and satin.
Miss Marie Hucsing. brown cashmere and silk.
Miss Hannah Schunsmau. blue cashmere and
silk.
Mi,s Lizzie winkler, black cashmere.
~ n.---- iii arpiaa mini HMM
Miss Mary Weber. blue. cashmere and silk.
/ Miss DOME Weber. brown cashmere and silk.
Miss Minerva jenkins. gray silk.
Miss Mary Carroll, black, combination OF silk
and satin.
M,ss Sarah Feehrer, black alpaca.
Miss Katie Kri.hn. white sw,ss. pale blue sat
in bodice.
H. Miss Emma Baehr. slack alpaca.
Miss Eta Mott, brown cashmere.
Miss Louise Haberkorn, brown alpaca.
Miss Maggie Organ, lead colored cashmere.
Miss Mamie Patterson. brown cashmere.
Miss Carrie Baehr. blue cashmere and silk.
Miss julia Mehl, brown cashmere.
1 Miss MaggIe Berg, black alpaca and velvet.
r Miss Liazis Smith. black alpaca. SWISS over
skirt.
Miss Sarah Berg, black silk.
Miss Carrie Geyer. brown French msrino.
Miss Lydia Gather, brown silk and cashmere
pink ribbons.
Miss Ida Guenther. brown cashmere.
Miss Julia Hagen, white swiss.
Miss Mary sigwart. white SWISS.
Miss Sophia Klsr. blue alpaca, white liner
overskirt.
Miss Louise Mshl, brown cashmere.
Miss Katie Emde, gray silk and ashmere
= Miss Amelia Mehl, black alpaca. swiss over
dress.
Th. gentlemen, who were SO nuinsrou
,b,t we usds no attempt to secure thei
n.m.s. were taultiessly arrsysd in the con
lyeption.l black. and We'd with each othr
In courtesies and attentions to the faire
sex, with Mr.. Henry .sinauer, as usual "
the master OF ceremonies. ana iau'es ma
par ezcsHsnce. The ball clos "a ABOUT nv
o'clock, q. m, with an amuslng '~"'o e""e
.Tucker"-a qusdrIlle with an extra """ !
the middle, who must sxirmlsh. for q "@f'
ner; and after having danced the old ye.>
out and the new year In, part Of the time t.
the music Of the church bells, which RAM
out clearly on the crisp night air. all wen
to their homes, voting this the pleasantes
dance ever given by the society ; whicl
expects to give a grand masquerade bal
some time in February, and will do all the,
can to make 1t rs complete y success as the1
past efforts have been.