The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
TllE cnlLpREN mi cosruNE.

August Fink, country pumpkin; Otto
Fink, clown; Cora Brandiass, Swiss PEASANT;
Joe Hoffman, Indian chief; John Hoffman,
clown; Harry kfilmyer, Martha Washington;
Charlie kiIlmyer, George Washington; Harry
Blumenberg, Prince Carnival; Eddie eea-
bright, Peck's Bad Boy; Harry Rustemyer,
ColVrsd Minstrel: Lena Meyer. Red Riding
Hoot; 0sca. Burdatls, jr., Knbinson Crusoe;
Eddie Stifel,r Man trlday;F Otto Zoeckler,
Henry s!ifel and Fred Bshrans, 6pRniah ssil.
ors Of tie crew that rescued Crusoe and Fri.
day; Amelia Rustemyer, ropseyc Lizzie
HaMm, Topsey; Rosa Hoffman, 1opsey; Mary
phlaHfy, Raby Mine; Birdie Schultz.
French peRs.n,; Mollie bbchwertieger, swias
Morgan, Red Riding HOOD; Minnie Dsckert,
Mother Hubbard costume; Lizzie Kryter,
sailor gir; Louis Seih'er Jr.. Kate Gteena.
wsy costume; Rosa Eoerwelu,t Highlander;
Ils Saydsr,, Little ,Bt.peep, Larry Mason,
sail;r; Clara Myer, Highland lassie; Dave
Morgan, sailor: Archie Klevis,S belt suit;
Little Rosa osnold, fairy; Georgs O.nold,
sailo'; George Husemant negro song and
dance map; Louis Heiner, harlequin; Laura
stifel, Rad Riding I, Hood;S Kate
Schulz, black 4 velvetl costume Loltie
Brandiasa, Swiss peasant; E sic Deckert,
Mother Hubhud ccstume;. Clara Masop,
handsome pink silk and lace 9: stumt; Euma
u:rich, country maid; Lou Huseman, planta.
ton darkey; Gus z Lisgamau, sailor I'D;
John Snyder, sailor lad; Sophie ,Lingaman,
Sailors daughter; Louise Fink, pa tation.
darkeS; Helene sohwerifeser, hower eir)a
Annie GAMER, flower girl; Rosa Ebsrwein,
flower girl; Josephine Fladlng,, blue and
white domino; Flora 6dfcl. + no, mask; @.
Dfieholst, Du.chmsr; Ida Weidmann, Swiss
peasant; Louisa, Annie. Willie and Harry
seihSe made pretty groupio fancy costumes;
Sophie BraIdfasS, peasant; Eva Lobenstein
and Emma 6nyder, colored characters; CLARA
Snyder, Mary and kslie Hebrank, Edwin,
Oeuold, Corn md Ell. HsbIank, Annie HofI-
man, Mary and Emma Menkemeller, Fred
HuS3man and many others were not masked,
but were on the floor with theother little ones
and, like them, had royal good time. u i
tfE.i TIE ORDER CT AMusEMKsrs.. Esst Il
The cvonine's festivities opened with q
grand 1narche dc ea,niral led by A. G. Eserter,
Etq., dressed as q gorgeous Colonel As the
gay procession wound about The room there
was an almost continual storm of applause.
A hop waltz followed and then !. came a
funny Chinese march and dance lied by
Mess,s. Eserler ind stifs. Then a Mother
Goose promenade and a.; general ",topsy
iu,vey' all around. %. is 70 5t3issH
81 Az 1890 O'Clock the little ones were march
ed 10 the dlcing room. and tits needless 10
add that they did full jastice to the splendid
nupper spread there, Mr.. Blazer, Of the Del.
Monic, wH9 the cnsG.cr. : : -,
Tho hoor was now given up to the older
folkp, gwho danced until an early hour this
morning, with q stop at midnight fur SUP
per. After the children had eaten they re-
turned to tho bsll room and mingled with
the cd dancers As before stated, the afIsir
vas grand success. Everyone, both old and
young, vas delighted. The society has gccd
Isss3n,to congratulate itself. 80 -,