The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

King OF knixkum rauS Mr. Fay Smith
Grand Cham berlain... Mr.. Will. H. Bellows
1lnoerTilaS apa......a.....".Mr. Dawes wilson
Page. Master willie Eaton
stepdamc... Mrs Alice Williams Brotherton
Sophronia.." ia..""................MisSK Katherine Dodd
Eairy Go;motn.r W;ss ss nesiS r!naI.
Maid of Honor. Gertrude Leonard
Pianist Miss May StanwOod
kusSell Hlnman
The Amusement Committee consists of
the following:
Mis- Stanwood, Mr.. Bellows,
Mr. Dodd, Miss Evans.
Miss May Stanw0cd, Mrs. BrothertOn,
Miss Fithian, Mr. james Stanwood.
Tie A. P. A. Mennerchor will give a
grand social tonight at Arbeiter Hall.
The Germans of fCumminsville are booked
for concert at Turner Hall this evening.
The Jolly Brothers will give supper and
ball this, Thanksgiving Eve, at Dorman's s
Hall. Twenty-6tth Ward.
There will also be ball the same evening
at Eger's Hall, Cumminsville.
The Evangelical Protestant st. Paul s
Church will have a social ball tonight at
Jefferson Hall. The affair is in the hands
of the ladies of the church.
The select hop of he Orient Club at their
assembly rooms this evening, promises to
be an enjoyable affair. The elite of the
East End will be there.
"Our Favorite Boys" club composed
of four young men, for mutual improve
ment and ENJOYMENT. will give their first
grand soiree this, Thanksgiving Eve, at
Home Circle Hall, corner of Central avenue
and Genesee street. This will be one of
the finest and most popular entertainments
of the season. and if you desire to have a
good time, Just take it in"
The German Literary Club will also have
a splendid time tonight in celebrating its
anniversary by big banquet at Eureka
Hall. No one but members will be ad-
mitted
The congregation of 81. Peters Church,
Rev. Pohlmeier's. will give grand
ball tomorrow night, at Jefferson Hall, for
the benefit of the Church.
The Ladies' Society Of the German Prot
estant st. PauFs Church. corner Of Fif-
teenth and Race Streets will have an ex-
cellent time tonight at Jefferson Hail.
The occasion is big ball in advance of
Thanksgiving Day, and Rev. Voss will see
to it that the congregation turns out in full
force.
The Second German Presbyterian Church
will give a grand vocal and instrumental
concert at Dexter (Musc) Hall, Thanks
giving night. This concert is for
the benefit of the Church, and good pro-
gramme is promised.
The first annual ball given bv the Boot
and Shoemaker Protective Union will be
given this evening at Melodeon Hall. The
ball is in the hands of VIM. B. Wilson,
chief, and assistants Ed. Phelan and Frank
Wollenschneider. ....
The Windsor Club will give their recep-
ton this evening at Queen City Hall,
corner of Eighth and Freeman streets.
The Beaumont Fletcher Club meet at the
residence of Mr.. Leonard, corner of DAYTON
ana Coleman streets, Thanksgiving even
ing. The drama of "Blow For Blow" will
be rehearsed. after which the guests will
enjoy themselves in the mazy dance.
The Western Social Club give compli-
mentary hop at Hulbert's Hall, on Western
avenue, tomorrow evening.
A grand party and oyster festival will be
given bv the st. Lawrence Young Mems So
ciety at 9 lumbia Hall this evening for the
benefit OF st. Stephens School, The music
will be furnished BY Stebbins' Band. Mr..
Chas. Wehmann, of Linwood, is the Chief,
and with the assistance of Mr. A. Wetzel
will make things lively for the residents of
Linwood, UDdercliff and Columbia.
A private masquerade surprise party will
be rendered prominent young lady re-
siding on Fourth street. this evening, BY a
number of ladies and gents of the West
End. 1t viii be tony affair. I.
A grand masked ball will be given
Thanksgiving evening at Robinson's Opera
house. As no expense will be spared by
the managers, it will be a fine affair A
waxed flo"r has been erected covering the
entire parqnet Refreshments of the best
kind will be served in the various saloons
of the theater. The music will be of the
best quality. During the evening an ex-
cellent drill corps, clad in golden sheen,
will appear at various times in different
figures and marches. Tickets can be had
at Hawley's, the Gibson House, Andy
Gillisan's and George Cox's.
Il annual masque fete takes place to-
morrow night at The Bellevue House. 1t
is the first of this season.. The entire house
has been secured by the managers, SO that
there will be ample room for thousands of
people. The German Military Band will
furnish the music. Marches from sFati.
nitza" and the new Little Duttercup
Waltz will be introduced. The corps of
floor managers, under the personal direc-
ton of Col. Dan. w. Clifton, will have
charge of the dancing floors Tickets are
for sale at Hawley's News Depot, Gibson
House, Grand Hotel, Ezekiel's s and Gottlebs
cigar stores and at the door on Thanksgiving
night. The festivities commence at $50
o'clock: The outlook predicts gigantic
success.
Prices Hill will undoubtedly have big
rush on Thanksgiving night, the occasion
being grand masquerade ball and enter
tainment, under the management Of Col
onel M. A. Brummel 1t will be credita-
bic and ENJOYABLE affair. The Cincinnati
Cornet Band. in full uniform, will furnish
music for the promenade and dance. Tie
Eighth street line will run cars all night.
THANKSGIVING MxTINREs
All the leading theaters announce
Thanksgiving matinees tomorrow after
noon. gsL1ii M I" @'
AT the Grand Opera-house Mr.. John T.
Ray mond will celebrate the occasion BY
playing ''C''l. Sellers the first time this
year. The piece is wonderful and never