The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-07
THE LYRA'S CARNIVAL.
Its Annual Masquerade largely Attended
and in Every Way Successful

The Lyra masquerade bali, last night was in
every way success. Not only was the foo1
covered with happy and radiant throng OF
dancers, but all the available space was taken
up by on-lookers composed of the best people
in the city interested in the success of the popu
lar and growing Lyra, who notwithstanding the
strong counter attractions of the evening, gave
the society their presence. large number OF
persons, ladies and gentlemen, arrived after the
conclusion of the Irving performance. Among
those present in costume were:
Harry Fowler, Spanish count; Mrs Joe Har-
ris, Spanish lady; Mrs. Ida Thomas shepherdess;
Mrs. Geo. Thurston, summer Jack Chislett,
Mother Hubbard dude r. II. Wiles, Falstaff:
Eugene Wagner and Mrs Theo A. Wagner.
were genuine Chinese importajons, and by
reason of their richness and novelty etUracted
great attention. L. c. Loves, corporal; Mrs.
Charles Il Brink, folly; Charles II.
Mrs. Minnie Christmann, French peasant;
Charles F. Rasehig, Faust; Miss Lulu Eichrodt,
gypsy; Constantine Riegger, zouave bugler; Otto
Beck, Hollandais PATENT Joseph Becker, Henry
Schwinge. Louis Selkirg, and DR.. Theodore A.
Wagner, German farmers; Mrs. r. H. Wise,
Mrs. W. W. Scott, and Miss Anna c. Smith,
Mrs. Jack Frost; William n. Gates British
dude Miss Emma Dietzner, an elegant
domino; Miss Fannie Patterson, peasant girl;
Q. w. Pierce British lieutenant: Miss Emma
Wochcr Kate Greenaway; Mrs. John Wocher.
ir, Kate Greenaway; Ed F. Walsman. High
lander; Albert Metzger, country dude Mrs. Ed
Raschig marehiohess; e. C. Granting an ex-
perienced Jockey: W. Z. loves Benpo Miss
Emma Frank Dewdrop; Miss Carrie Gall, fancy
dress; Miss Carrie Fahnley, fancy dress; Miss
Amelia Kuhn, Andalusian waiting maid; Miss
Bertha Pfaflin La File du Regiment
Miss Grace Hardesty. folly; Miss Reynolds,
fancy dress; Theodore Pfafflin, lhomme avec lie
nez; Miss Mamie Hidebrand Kate Greenaway:
Miss Lille Friedgen and Miss Amanda Friedgen
Pierette; Miss Birdie Gray, the flower girl; Miss
Lena Fertig, fsherman's daughter; Miss Ida
Kevers. Spanish gypsy; Miss Mary Palmer
Columbia; Mrs. Josie Beltz, daughter of Spain:
J. w. Williams, white domino; Mrs S. X.
Fletcher, Mrs. Thee, Pfaiilin, Mrs. Frank Rtzing-
er, Mrs DR.. Wright, each in fancy dress; Miss
Tunie Henry, night; Miss Ida Henry. mariner
Mrs. H. S. Perkins, warehouses Miss Lydia
Mrs. j. H. Taylor, Bohemian peasant girl;
Mrs. w. H. Russell, fancy dress
H. H. Pfaftiin, Don Juan; Ferd Mayer, Don
Juan; John Woeher, jr., William Zumphe Henry
Shoemaker, F. Fowler, Aug Goth, L. Reising
E. b. Routh, Ed Griffith, Charles Pa1melee
Charles Krauss, Perry Ingals, H. A. Shlotzhaur
Dutch band; Mrs. Harry Fowler, Turkish
lady; Mrs Julius Wocher Mrs. Charles
Krauss, Mrs William Krauss, Miss Nettie Die
trich, Miss Ida Lieber, and Miss Lou Wegman
Kate Greenaways; J. o. Copeland, Spanish count;
Maurice II. Raschig, Prince of Wales; Henry
Hamilton and Adolf Wocher, Don Juans; Carl
Roth, Mexiean Lulie Beelstein. fancy dress;
Win johnson, Mother Hubbard; Samuel John
son, Knight of Kadosh Herman H. Martin, Jack
Frost; Julius Wocher, Kate Greenway boy:
Charles Parmalee, ball-tosser; Mrs. Charles
Parmalee, mikmaid D. P. Erwin,
Yankee; Mrs. Sophia White, gypsy queen;
Mrs. Compton, fairy queen; Miss Eta Knox,
riding habit; c. NJ Howard, of Martinsville,
court costume; S. Z. Fletcher, jockey AL
Shoemaker brigana A. c. Kehne, c. J. Keifer
Fred Loomis, and VIII Staub, negro dudes; DR.
G. L. Fletcher, Bohemian baker; Chas. Wocher,
Harry Fletcher j. t. Mcfarland and w L..
Barker, negro dudines