Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-17
R. d. SERVER as Ben Stewart. the police.

Eddy Karcher as rancher.
Fred. Gibel as Spaniard
+. n. McKeever as a Turk.
Andy Campbell as a harlequin.
Charles Ducoiny as "St. Valentine.
George Brown as a Page Of the English
Court
P. J. Spacher as Comanche chief.
T. J. Kuckler as a bakers boy.
E. Buckow as Emperor William" a
splendid makeup
Fred. Eisenmenger as bear.trainer.
Fred. Meckfessel as Figaro"
Sam Ginsberg as cowboy; very good.
Frank Bruce as George ILL., very good.
r. Brown as an old man.
Jacob Pfender as monk.
FL. Rider as dom Pedro"
Joseph Lesser and b. Merkerdtlsr as the
"Siamsse Twins"
George Erhardt as "Satau."
J. H. Murray as a grand high and lofty
tumbler.
D. j. Cooper as boot black; very good.
w. J. Hearth as slave good.
A. Rodegerdts represented Berry Dona-
hue, the tree-trimmer.
James Groth as Wilson, the collector for
the Synagogue; an admirable make. up, and
splendidly acted.
w. j. Hoehn as a railroad conductor.
Frank Neubauer as an African slave.
Frank Brown as o gay deceiver.
George J. Burger as "barber pole !"
very good.
a. C. Fisher SIS an original esthete; too
utterly utter.
r ). Mier as "The Snow Man." original
and good.
John Barrett as Police Judge Henry ];
original, and very well acted and made up.
A cheap John, an auctioneer of small
things, was well personated by Sacramento
boy, who was too bashful to give the reporter
his name.
Miss Emma Waldron as Music" an
original and handsome costume.
The Turner Guard, a company in 8 neat
uniform and armed and equipped. Capsain,
Miss Jennie Steinman Sergeant, Mrs. B.
Steinman priyates-Mrs. E. Steinman, Miss
Hattie Price, Mrs. A. Nathan, Miss Theresa
Rothschild, Miss Esther Jacobs and Mrs. M.
Block.
Group of Indiane, very well made up, COM
posed of Fred Brown, Miss c. J. Jones, Miss
Emma Smith, Miss NJ. Michael and William
Zoller.
Miss Julia Rsicters as sFrost;" very
good.
Miss Mamie Quinn as an TIA ian fisher
girl; pretty.
Miss Lena Erich as Snow )" good.
Group of ladies in white, silver. gold, etc.,
representing the products of California.
Emma Meister, gold; Matilda Reeber, sill
yer; Bertha Rseber, wheat; Lottie Bauer
as grapes; Minnie Frieseke as hops; good
group.
Ms. A. J. Budd as a young lady of 100
years ego. She wore q lace shawl ct over 100
years OF age; well taken character.
Miss Angie Lindsay as an old lady Of 100
years ago well made up.
Miss Ada Watrous as "a Raid on Green
backs;" original.
Miss Ruth Thorpe as snowas1e;' very
pretty indeed.
Miss Alice Lougton and Miss Katie Frisch
as two polka dots; good.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson as Tanbor Major !"
good.
Miss Kitty Read as ivy = good.
Miss Josie MAIN as vivandiere.
G. Marks as commercial traveller very
well acted.
Miss Hannah Lum as "Quee1 of Night y
pretty costume.
Miss Fanny Elmer as page; home
made and very tasteful and handsome CO.'S
tune.
Miss Emoiyne Fritsch as "TopsY )" well
taken, and attracted much attention.
Partisan soubrette, persenated well by
Ernest Erauw.
Miss Mary Kuhn, in Jockey dress.
Miss Laura Wittenbroek as "Silver Leaf :"
original.
Miss Lizzie Klotz in bric-a brac costume ;
very pretty.
Miss Minnie Heinrich as huntress; very
pretty.
Mrs. S. Schafer as Tyrolean girl; good
costume.
Miss Mary Powderley as a peasant girl.
THE AWARDS
The judges at II o'clock made the awards.
The Judges were A. Hart, l.. Elkus, III. G..
Smith, II. Voigt, G. T. Jones, Mrs. Ben
Cehn, Mrs. a. H. Powers, Mrs. Ed. r.
Hamilton. Mrs. P. Scheld.
The following is the list of awards:
For the richest costume by lady, Gin
derella at the ball, Miss Josie Mier-a mar d
some silver tray, with sugar-bowl, cream
pitcher and spoon-holder.
For richest costume by gentleman, Turk
sh Prince, Albert Meister-an elegant gold.
headed cane
For best sustained character by lady,
"Topsy," Miss Emolyn Fritsch-a magnifi'
cent toilet set.
For best sustained character by gentle
man, Kirk & Co.'s drug store sign of a Negro
and mortar, J ohm Maloney-a splendid sill
yer tray with two goblets.
For best original character by o lady
"Slickens, or hydraulic miner" Mrs. +. X
Ebner-a beautiful pair Of gold and mosaic
bracelets.
For best original character by gentleman,
"St. Jacob OIL" G. Politz-a handsome
pair Of gold and amethyst sleeve.buttons.
For best local character by a lady the
committee could not find any character
worthy.
For best dress made by the wearer, Priu
cess in Eighty Days Around the World,
silver and gold jewel casket to Mrs 2. j.
Spacher.
For best local character by gentleman
Wilson, the collector" James IL. Groth, 8
heavy gold ring with stone cameo setting.
For hest group consisting of not less thar
five persons, $40 in coin, to the ladies OF the
Turner Guard"
For second best group Of not less than five
persons, $40 in coin, to the group Of Digger
Indians headed by Mrs. M. A. Howard.
For best comic team or couple, 81 In coip
to 81 Beer Ksg," Adam Damn, and the keg''
tender, George Wittenhrock.
Albert Hart, for the judges, stated who
were the winners, and announced the names
az the maskers came up. 1t was nearly
o'clock today before all the prizes wer.
called out. Unmasking was then general
and dancing was renewed.
During the masquerade the Carniual Zti
tung Issued from the Office of the Sacramento
Journal, was distributed freely among the
guests Il was filled with local sslies anc
witticisms-some good, some poor, some IN
d.fferens But it created laughter and wa
eagerly sought after.
CHINESE New YEAR's.-The event Of New