The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-20

dng), the Misses Bertha Dauenhauer and An
ME Kuehn; "what is it," Harry Boum;
Spaniard, c. Thompson a red-faced swell, G.
Frede; "chew star tobacco, Miss L; Russian,
Fred Wagenfuehr; sweep, c Runge; Uncle
Sam IA well-dressed character), Otto Berg
strom; peasant girl, Miss Baum; Little Red
Riding Hood, Miss Bergstrom; Lord Dun
dreary, MIR. Jacqes; drab domino, c w Oh
rendorf (St Louis); ancient costume, Mr..
Wurzbach; harlequin, Miss c F Wagenfuhr;
a german clown, ] Zimmar; goucho, Billy
Renter; grandee, LouisWeyel; red and black
domino, Miss Payne; white and pink domino,
Miss Peterson; citizen, Miss Ochse; an an
gel, Miss Elwina Fischer (the belle of the
evening"; fancy costume, Mr.. Kleine:
Louis XIV courtier, Miss S. Levin; Turkish
maiden; Miss I.assner Lottery, Miss
Theresa CAST. MANY wanted a chance in
this lottery.) Harlequin, Miss Dauenhauer;
United States flag, Miss Sens; rice powder,
Miss Lizzie Sens; country maiden, Miss
BertholdssSchram; harlequin, Miss Mathilda
Sens; Mexicana, Miss Brian; flower maiden,
Miss Schultz (who was indeed blooming);
star tobacco, Miss Zorkowsky; drug store,
Mrs. Charles Waganfuhr, (who.h had many GUS
tomers); the devil, Mrs. Robert Schultz,
"A laughing woman with two black eyes
| Is the worest devil of all 4"
| [Temptation Of ST. Anthony
A fair princess, Mrs. C. Wren; black and
white harlequin, Mrs. Schaetzle; huntress,
Miss Heuernann, Cooking formidable,
adorned with a hunting sword); Russian prin-
cess, Miss IIuck; letter carrier, Miss Jose
phine Bauer; (much wanted in San Antonio);
base ball player, II. Kaplin; butterfly catcher,
Miss Jennie Scholz, (but the butterfly (men)
seemed especially anxious to be caught) ;
french harlequin, Miss Lizzie Rousel; VIVIAN
dere land jolly one. too), Miss Emma Schu-
macher; German student, Aug Scholz; cham
Der maid, Mrs Aug Scholz; black domino, Aug
Mugge; nobleman's hunky, Chas Nage; the
Sun, Miss Annie Hener (she was not son,
but daughter); Europe, Miss Annie Schunke:
stove girl, Miss G Sturm; wine picker, Miss
Dora Mgge; seamstress, Miss Matilda Du-
son; Chinaman, E C latham; Scotchman, o.
car Patzig; gypsy, Miss Annie Krisch; flag do
mino. Miss Betty Krisch guard, L ] Fisk;
jockey, Ed FREDERICK; big Injun, c II Frank;
professor of jurisprudence, Miss Staffel (from
whom Mr. Rhodius is taking lessons with a
view to graduating in matrimony); Tyrolean,
E Duesselhorst; butterfly, Miss Emma
Degen, land pretty one, too);
a courtier, M Schriebel; (the very best
dressed male character); maid of honor, Miss
| l. Wagner; the queen of mirth, Miss Louisa
Schertz; harlequin, Miss Huth; fortune teller,
MISS Lena Lieck; Russian girl, Miss Sophia
Lieck; jurisprudence, Miss Horn, There was
great many '.students" following this pro-
| fession). There were other characters de-
serving of special mention, notably an ad-
mirable hit on the fire brigade, entitled,
''the way we celebrate Washington's birth
day." in which the officials were burlesqued,
the characters being represented by Messrs.
John Beckman, Martin Stobel, August
Brian, - Keffer and Miss Berthold
Schram; two frogs, represented by Messrs.
Heuermann and August Grossman; a huge
bottle of .Grenets universal bitters; fair
representative of the star navy tobacco, Miss
Korkowsky. and Miss Lingsweiler as ne
gress with baby.
w. Schunke was very successful as negro
and managed to conceal his identity from his
friends during the whole of the evening.
The dancing was excellent, though the
crowd was somewhat too great to be pleasant,
and was continued till five o'clock on Sunday
morning. The finn was heartily entered into
by all present, especially before unmasking,
and the general opinion seemed to be that the
ball was the best and most enjoyable of the
season.
The band Of the twenty-second infantry
were in attendance, under the direction of Mr..
Clarke, and executed the admirable dance
music performed during the evening.
The management devolved upon Messrs.
lido Rodius, Charles Heuermann, Conrad
Zuschlag. William Huth and c. F. Kleine,
who, it is needless to say, discharged their
task in a manner creditable to themselves and
convenient to their guest.
There was large assembly of the dancers
friends on the platform. who eagerly watched
the proceedings and seemed heartily to enter