Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-21
The Masked Ball.

Inc masked Dali given Oy tue 4uEnVeEoiu
at their hall, last Monday night, was Il grand
success. The house was well filed at an
early hour.
Before the maskers arrived the Lexington
Cornet Band treated those present to a beau
tiful serenade. The band has very much I'M
proved of late under the tuition Of Prof.
James Wilson, of Pittsburg. 1t consisted.
MonGay night, of Mr.. Henry Smith, leader;
| Prot. Wilson solo b fat; Jos. UT 1st b fiat;
| Herman Schmidt b fiat clarionet; Willie lei
Ter solo alto; Ed. Zeiler first alto; Ed. Ying-
ling I'd alto; Martin Russell baritone; Robt.
Berry Cd tenor; NJ. +. Graham tuba and Line
UT bass drummer. Their music was very
much admired, especially q rather unusual
| feature, q tuba solo, In which Mr.. Graham
| quite distinguished himself.
At rather an earlier hour than usual the
msskers formed their merry ranks IL the
gymnasium and then marched up stairs q
laughing and a odd-looing crew. The number
O ma.kers was larger than we have seen at anv
ball here for years. There were q great many
pretty costumes, especially among those
worn by ladies', and the comicsl characters
were numerous. 1t Was such u joyous, happy
/ duu 1SSIlSSb euiOb thSS ~ VoS AeAeS es&ASass
to secure the names Of the maskers, bat the
Intelligencer persevered until all were oh.
tsined that could be-some declined to have
their names in print.
Following arc all the names that could be
obtsined:
Mrs. Kriesh. Martha Washington.
Ms. David Hecker. OH Woman.
Mrs + Idly, Chamieruaid
Miss Mlnna Nasel. D.uEhter of the Reginsat.
M,ss Emma Vanguard I. leph"ns.
Miss Laura Winkler. &c ,ssnt GIRL.
Miss Annie Meierer. Nymph.
Miss Lula Keller. Whit Rabbit.
Miss Emma Winkler. Art.
Miss Lizzie Seiiing. Gypsy.
Miss Mamie Graendori, U s Flag.
Miss Louisa Gil. n. Oscar Wilde
Miss Nina Winkler. Princess Good Luck.
MISS josie Rupplr. Sw. IS Curl.
Miss Bertha Stark. ChsmOermaid.
Mss ksns'f H t1% &c lnqu,sitivene''.
Mss Mss E%ms ias ps% n Merry Wives Of Wind
Miss Caroline krdese,} sor.
Miss Carrie Kn"lIer. U 8 Flag.
Miss GussIe Winkler, Gymnist.
Mis- Mary Schultz. Moun'ain sprite.
Miss Julia McDernutr. Peasant Curl.
Miss Belle L-hrnan, Mountain Girl.
: Miss Fannie Baehr. Peasant GIrl.
MISS Annie Giii,n, Folly. .
Miss Nancy FraSi-r. Cool Fortune.
Miss Katie Schneider. Xouave.
Miss Fannie Primer. Mexican Girl.
Miss Medora PRIDE, Country Cousin.
3 Miss Fanny Smith, Domino.
. Miss Mary Weber, Lady OF XVI Century.
l Miss Mary Coen, Alpine Curl.
Miss Annie Hines. French Peasant Girl.
Miss Emma Primer, Mrs Punch
Miss Mary Bour. Daughter OF the Regiment
MISS CARA h,m"s. Star OF the Night.
=, MIR. Geo. wilson, Graf (cOunD Ter1ky.
o Mr. JOS Cavanaugh. Baker.
Mr.. james Martin, Knight.
Mr. Ed Lee. Uncle sam.
Mr. Carl Hoffman, House Girl
[ MIR H. rnun Marks, An OLD Widow,
Mr.. robert Patters m, Pegotty.
MIR. Rrbt Gliien, Gymna-t.
MIR. Pat Mcdonald, SpsnIard.
I Mr.. Henry Wiiker, Artist.
[ Mr.. Chas Weber. Old Frenchman.
, Mr.. Rudolf Maggie, Cooking Woman.
Mr.. Louis Ora Z. Tramp.
a Mr. WIN b timer, Clown.
MIR VIM. L. Kreigh. Hunter.
Mr.. L a. Frazier. Kuklux.
Mr.. Herman Shultz. 20 Il Digger.
o NJ NJ. /: Sns 4uoa, Sewing ,m M y Agent
Mr. Erwin Hacker Clown.
Mr.. Louis Brown, Domino.
Mr.. Jos. BeIhrl. Cow Boy.
q M. Rich. Cnarlt IN, Indian.
MIR. Ike Graz. Cat.
IL Mr.. Geo Berg. stylish Negro.
b Mr.. Emil Spanlurd.
8 Mr.. Fred. Sailing. Indian.
Il Mr.. Lemuel Victor. Knighi.
Mr.. Willy E Idy. Old Mother Hubbs1i.
Mr.. Ed Stuart, Chlnaman.
O Mr.. WIZ Cisunaugh, Clown.
Mr.. Lee McGisw. Clown.
Ii Mr. Arthur Johnson, Daughter Of the Regi.
ment.
The promenade of maskers continued fol
sOmethinG over an hour. and was witnessed BIZ
q AN amused crowd VIII CHI d led the rooms quite q.
full rs " . comfortable there was II great des
OF fun at zone OF the comic characters, ,specI.
al y wi h Mr. Ha-kker's in imitable clown make.
up; al the cat as represented by Ib- 9ratz, the
DR.. Bulus OF Frank Weiss; the d umner repre-
- scented b. Mr. Frlscher: the several Indians
and me immense Kukiux, fir gntIul enough te
be alarming even by gas light, to prop'e' toes
rne ladies, many oil them, were very ~taatrfully
dr"sssi. and WIN tn y unmasked there wer,
many beautiful faces and spa K ing eyes reveal.
cd TO puzzled gentlemen. No one was worss
sold Than the varI us Ueaux who had been max
ing love to tie bows who had taken xiri's parts
and there was IN vr lGn than enouKh'' owe,
Some OF thar rrImacss
A bounr,Iui supper. with oysters In all sty,sI
serve I aud the guest dii II ample Justice. Thu
Wi. U der tie manag -mrnt Of Mrs. Jno. @
M+hi. and she acquitl, d herself we'll.
L The dance music was furnished bv The LpXInR
. ton ~irhng Is nd. composed of, Line Ctt, Is
- violin; Frank kriebn. I'd violin; Herman
Srhmidt. cltrion-t; Jos Ur, Coru-t, " iruir
Russell ,rornbune; Jacob Frgert. Flute; ant
u Edward ZeIier. bass Y oil They made eNcellen
- muse. ami were always r~aty 10 answer AN.
drmand no mater how r\ac'ing.
&c When the night ~a- old and the NOR ain
.. may well I've 5 nd mat II merrIer set of by or
o mare beautiful collection OF girls. has not heel
=. as eiUtle ! IN m1nv u day than gr ICED he Turn
we're n L. '-ket ball of February ~ 1885
a. Tne l.. U Dttie. having IL in charge AID [
ls whom the credit ia particularly due, was con-
4, prseG Di M-ssr- Fdu' Eri,ch"r. chairman, Gus
IL kisf, Al, Winkler, Julius Winkler and Chat