Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-04
the MASKED BALL.
Prince Carnival and His Attendants
Hold A Merry Meeting in Turn
verein Hall-A Night of Pleasure
List OF The Maskers.

Hold A Merry Meeting in Turr
verein Hall-A Night of Pleasure
List OF The Maskers.
The Eleventh Annual Masquerade
Ball of the Turn Verein Germania, giver
at Turn Verein Hall last night, was .
magnificent success. Tho event was one
which had been looked forward to will
delightful impotence by large number,
of young people, and many were the
deft fingers that had for many days
industriously piled the busy needle pre-
pairing costumes by which to 'hide from
peering eyes their true identity" The
spectators seats in the auditorium and
galleries Of the hall were all filed long
before the time announced for the
commencing of festivities. The maskers
began pouring upon the stage in a
steady stream by eight, o'clock and
when the curtain rose for the grand
march at Q o'clock there were about one
hundred masks in the gay throng. Al
the last named hour, promptly, the
alluring strains of Wangemau's band
announced the opening Of the ball. The
curtain rose upon tableau of charming
brilliancy and effect in which the flower
girl was seen hanging lovingly and con-
fidingly upon the arm OF some gay
courtier belaced and bedecked in gor-
geous fashion. King Copethua again told
over his story to the beggar maid and
splendidly arrayed countesses listened
with attentive ear to the tender whis-
perings of jockeys or butcher
boys. The march was led by
Mr.. Andrew Lindenfeld, Prince Car
nival. After the march the proclama-
ton of the Prince was read in German
by the Prince himself. The first dance
Of the evening then followed. Dancing
alternated with acrobatic exhibitions by
portion of the Athletic Section of the
Turnverein Germania, consisting of the
following gentlemen A. Schroeder, Jos.
l. M. Spencer, A. Fruhberg, e. Graf,
Fred Kurrle, VIM. Grelck, J. Schroeder,
Otto Ruef, H. Schroeder, G.. Hasemzahl,
A. Cordes, Chas. Maier and F. Spies.
At eleven o'clock dancing became the
sole order Of the evening, and, except.
ing the time cheerfully devoted to the
discussion of the tempting viands and
delicacies of the supper table, the trip
ping of the light fantastic was each
o4e's occupation until fatigue or the
lateness of the hour admonishsd the
merry dancers that the hour for going
homeward had arrived.
THE MAsKERs.
A HERALD reporter succeeded in
obtaining partial list Of the mas
queraders which is here reproduced:
Miss A. Rhing, represented a house
maid; Miss Carrie Preston, Miss
R. Snyder, Tyrolese girl. Misses
E. Hunter and E. Lothian were captured
as Sisters of Charity; Miss Rothschild,
Flower Girl; Miss Hillmeier, German
Noblewoman; Miss E. Garcia, Columbine;
Misa NJ. Garcia, an Old Maid; Miss
Mary Ackermann, Dolly Warden; Miss
Jennie Beebe, Grandma; Mrs. w. R.
Baker, German Bride; Mrs. H Scheurer,
Cinderella; Miss Pauline Smith, Morn
ing; Miss Mary Smith, Night; Miss NJ.
Gassagne, Old Witch; Miss Belle Brown,
Waiting Maid; Miss Annie Brown, An
dalusian Peasant Girl; Miss C. Kirk,
popcorn" Mrs. Eichhorn, italian
fower-girl; Mrs. Bauer, French court
lady; Miss Annie Mckenzie, Swedish
school girl; Miss A. Garcia, Centennial;
Miss F. Freiday, flower girl; Miss e. La
ner, Spanish Noblewoman; Miss Schepp,
flower girl; Mrs. Frohlinger, German
lady Of rank; Miss Foster, gipsy-girl;
Miss Cameron, Night; Miss Louise
Smith, Castillian beauty; Miss Mary
Collins, gypsy girl; Miss Ida Hanniman.
Mrs. J. s. Hickey, country
girl; Miss Mary Myers, Topsy; Mrs.
Endle, bandits bride; Mrs. Smith, flow
er-girl; Mrs. H. Merz, queen of clubs,
Miss H. Hilton, 'Nancy-Lee;" Miss
Belle Zobelein, school girl; Mrs. +.
Curley, Grandmother; Miss Emma Han
mis-, school girl; Miss E. spiker, Beau
ty;" Mrs. d. Mahlstedt, queen of
hearts; Miss L. Schmidt, queen Of
spades; Mrs. E. Leiss, queen of
diamonds. Among the gentlemen
present were: Prince Carnival, An
drew Lindenfeld, Polish gentleman;
Max Haymann, German fusilier; Fran
cisco Garcia, Greek peasant; A. Adam.
French courtier; J. NJ. French, clown; N.
H. Parker, shepherd; N. H. Cassidy,
Indian chief; J. II. Thompson, Spanish
cavalier; Frank Heubsch, Philip 1; Emil
Preston, courtier; Horny Scheurer, old
man; s. Norton, clown; F. Stoermer,
''Mose;" F. w. Smith, clown; G. Kos
ter, dandy; B. Green, Spanish cavalier;
c. Gassagne, Louis XvTs jester; G. Cas-
sagne, clown; w. Koopman, sailor; f.
Lonkels, clown; w. Barth, italian noble
man; b. Kelly, page;E. A. DeCamp and j.
Griffin, moonshine; J Isaacson, French
soldier; A. Schubert, Chinese messenger;
Ed. Penning, Indian brave; G. Trepa-
nier, harlequin; O. Hunter, butcher. boy;
NJ. D. Armag, French cavalier; ]. Sell
bach, sailor; D. Claria, French soldier;
H. Morgan, "old BUM" M. Schmidt,
Dutch comedian; Frank Indart, old man;
j. Hanniman, Greek sailor; w. Downy,
Hamlet; c. w. Campbell, fireman; c.
johnson, Macbeth; w. Schlosson, Earl
of Leicester; E. Gerson, jockey;F. Geier,
German butcher; w. Foster, chamber
lain; F. Mauricio, jockey; R. Eckert,
king of clubs; H. Adler, knight; Jacob
Hubel, Duke Of Parma; F. Whitney,
sailor; Adolph Knell, peripatetic furni-
ture store; Mr.. Herwig and sister,
fireman and exempt;J ). Donovan. clown;
J. A. Forrest, sailor; c. G. Kindleberger,
clown; 0. Knoth, Mephistopheles; s. H.
Hazledine. Kings fool; H. v. Dorwark,
Japanese; H. Merz, King of spades; G.
Golmer, King Of diamonds; J. Plots,
Uncle Sam, and II. Bagg, clown.
The dominoes were Mesdames Levy,