Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28

Mrs. John Klees, John Henry, Mrs Peter Miller,
Lottie Bauer, c. L Beauchamp, G. H. Cutter
Josie Sellinger, J. NJ Meyersou, Willie Roth, Miss
Georgia Merkindollar, Miss Nellie Heinrich, Wilbur
George, Charles Sellenger A. p Booth G. A Miller
A. Dittmar, S. W. McKim Miss Amelia Fuchs, MARY
St. Dennis, Clara st. Dennis, Daniel Klotz, Loui:
Gambach, W. Hillebrandt, Henry Friend, c. G.
Simmermacher, A. w. Drumoud, Miss A Snider
Mrs. J. Storch A J. Muir, Jay Lafranee, Miss Rose
Robbins Miss Francis johnson, Miss Bertha Ebert,
Miss Emily Ebert, Miss Laura Lasky, Ernest Erauw,
Lena Enrich, Mary Borchers, Jennie Mack, John Ma
loney, Mrs. c. AschenAuer, George Ebert F. Draux,
J. Sepulveda, z. d. owe, Dolly Swett Lily Muir,
Julia steter Flora Todhunter, Miss sabina kinkele
Donald Ross, John Van Tine, Joe Winters, J. A.
Meyer, Agnes NJ. Phelps, w. J. Hogen, Miss Mary
Burns, w. E. Williams, Charles Paine, George Kuch
Ter, Mary Marky, Carrie Kinsner, Frank Sellinger,
Louis Bruner.
sustained characters, although the greater
number were in plain or fancy dominees.
The costumes and properties of the Turn
Verein were furnished by jain i Foster, Of
San Francisco, and were very excellent.
The committee appointed to award the
prizes were Mrs. DIR. Bruno, Mrs. G. Z.
Bates Charles L. Jones, j. 7. Stoll and +.
Miller.
At midnight the prizes were awarded as
follows:
Richest costume by lady toilet set
A Spanish Girl. by Mrs. L. Bateman.
Richest costume By gentleman, q lock-
3-Best sustained character by lady. an
ice pitcher" Kate Castleton," on the floor
singing For Goodness Sake Don't Say I
Told You," by Miss Annie Davis.
BEST sustained character by a gentle.
man, a cane" Indian Hair Restorer, a street
vender." by Henry Megerle.
Best original character by lsdy, pair
of opera elasses-"G Golden Hops, 81 pound"
by Mrs. w. Meier.
6-Best original character by gentleman,
ring" Big Sunfower." by NJ. Levy.
Best local character by lady, jewel
cssket-" Indian swill woman and child, by
Mrs. II. II. Winters.
S-Best local character by gentleman, a
cigar stand" General j. f. Sheehan," by
John w. Guthrie.
9-Best group consisting of not less than
FIVE persons, $40" Chinese Laundry" the
names composing which are given above.
10-Second best group of not less than FIVE
persons, $40" Antipodean Dancers the
names composing which are given above.
After the awarding Of the prizes, those on
the floor unmarked and went TO the lower
hall, where supper was served, ]. D. Smith
bsirg the caterer. At the close of supper
dancing began, and continued until late
hour. The floor director was AID. Hebron,
and the floor managers were Fl. I. Seymour,
A M. Campbell, J. Wheel and George New
man. The COMMITTEES of Arrangements fer
the evening was as follows: c.. Pammer, j.
Bauer, A. Heilbron, A. H. Rott, J. Wiezsl,
A. NJ. Campbell, II. l. Seymour, j. We'll, j.
Trarbacb, j. GattInan, Jos. Fritz, j. Scha-
den, o. G. Hartig and George Newman.
The Reception Committee were J. NJ. Gait
mann, J. Bauer, o. Hartig, A. Heilbron, J.
Schaden and George Newman.
The Sacramento CarReral ZeituRo, which is
issued each year, contained the programme
and the usual number of local hits. They
are headed Lies and Brief Mention" and
the question as to what are lies " and what
otherwise will be the subject of discussion for
some time.