Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-06
THE TURNER'S Masquerade.

The TURNER'S Masquerade.
A Brilliant Asacmblago and Successful
Fiesta.
The ninth annual masquerade
ball of the Turnverein Germania,
which took place at the hall Of the
Society last night, may be classed
as the most brilliant of the series.
The Com mittee of Arrangements
had been untiring in their efforts
to make the ball a success, and we
are certain that all who were pres
ent will agree with us when we
say that their labors were crowned
with success. The hall was beau
tifully and appropriately decorated.
At s o'clock the people began
to assemble and by 8 o'clock
the galleries and a double row of
seats around the main hall, were
crowded with throng of specta-
tors eager to witness the merry an.
tics OF Prince Carnival and his sub.
jects.
shortly after 8 o'clock the band
struck up the grand march and the
gay and brilliant throng, led by
Prince Carnival, filed down from
the stage and marched around the
hall, executing new evolutions,
conceded to be the most intricate
and brilliant ever before perform.
ed. Many of the costumes were
gotten up with great taste, the
wearers acting the characters rep
reese nted with spirit. Below we
give the names Of the maskers
with the characters personated:
H Stuhr, Prince Carnival.
J w Griffin, Herald to the Prince.
G Diener, A GRAF, G Lauben.
heimer, G Meier, Fl Schroeder, G.
SEM, 0 Ruff, g Spencer, Attend
ant Harlequins.
Mrs A Hahneman, pink domino.
Herman Lichtenberger, Harle.
quin.
Mrs Rehm, German peasant girl.
Miss Taylor, Columbine.
w f Rogers, Spanish Nobleman.
Miss Lizzie Foster, Greek girl.
VIM Stosrmer, Turk.
Miss Jennie Schaff, Folly.
o Kieffer, Turk.
Burt Smith, clown.
Fred StOermer, "Bad Man from
Bodice"
Miss Newell, Crack girl.
l. Pfeiff'enberger, Alts Deutscher.
Miss K Bean, German noble
lady.
Miss Julia Brea, Spanish noble
lady.
CIV Schroeder, domino.
Miss Martha Carvsjal, Miss Mol.
lie Frehn, school girls.
o Bart, Greek nObleman.
Miss Tissie Spiker, Folly.
Miss A Spiker, Daughter Of the
Regiment.
Miss Josie Spiker, Spanish noble
lady.
Jacob Selberg, T DererIck, Lap
landers.
J N Taylor, The Bold Butcher
Boy.
Miss Emma Ward, Mary, Queen
of Scots.
Miss Emily Hilbert, Kittie of
Heilbrun.
Miss A Rheim, Coquette.
Mrs Weigle, Irish washerwoman.
Henry Syers, Henry jackson,
Spanish neblemen.
Max Holman, French Lieuten-
ant.
Miss Matte Ormsby, Coquette.
Mrs. Lou Gilman, peasant girl.
Mrs Il A DeCamp, Mrs J X Ellis,
Two Orphans.
FEE Allen, Fl w Goff, German
peasants.
Miss Nellie Hunter, pink DOM
inc.
w s Cassidy, tramp.
Mrs II Carr, country girl.
w Newell, English swell.
Miss E Tilley, Fairy.
X Hawley, Greek sailor.
Miss l. Tilley, Fairy.
Chas Johnson, Knight.
Miss M johnson, Miss Il Hunter,
Highway Girls.
S Gerson, Greek.
e Pennington, Brother Jona-
than.
w Krsbs, J L Epper, clowns.
F Huebsch, Spanish nobleman.
Harry ROader Punch
Mrs l. Roeder, German peasant
girl.
Miss Roeder, Highland lassie.
6 Adams, Punch.
n Gerson, Yankee Doodle.
Jas Curtis, dandy.
Miss Roach, gardener.
Kohl, Sitting Bull.
d Curtis, Friar.
Mrs II Mertz, Winter.
Mrs d Mahlstedt, Summer.
Julius Hahneman, kings jester.
Ed Gerson, champion pedestrian
of Southern California.
s Levy, harlequin.
PC Stoll, pantaloOn.
r Maehl, Negro dandy.
FSimons, Negro Uncle Sam.
H Coin, patchwork.
Henry Cohn, Negro dandy.
A Roques, Karl Mohr, the poet.
E A Decamp, Pluto.
Miss Carrie Herwig, 1881.
Miss Ida Hahneman, Miss Fan
ME Hahneman. SCHOOL girls.
Miss Curtis, Amazon.
Mrs Joe Klaffki, blue domino.
Joe Klaffki pink domino.
Mrs Matilda Hill, POcahontas.
Louis Goler, old man.
M Kurzinsky, Spanish prince.
Miss Nellie smith, Columbia.
Mrs Leiss, milkmaid.