Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10
MASQUERADE BALL

MASQUERADE BALL
OF THE SACRAMENTO TURN We.
REIN LAST NIGHT.
Some of the Costumes-Award of
Prizes-Programme of Ex-
ercises-Etc.
The seventeenth annual bali of the Sacra-
mento Turn Verein took place at the old
Pavilion last evening. The hall was taste
fully and deliberately decorated for the
occasion. The floor was canvased and a
row of terraced seats erected on all sides.
The attendance was quite large, the seating
capacity being well taxed while the num-
Der of maskers was much larger than at
any masquerade of the season, and largely
in excess of what was anticipated. The
Hussar band furnished the music for the
occasion. The programme, which was most
excellently rendered, was as follows: March,
4" The Storming of Sedan " (Pettie), orches-
ira; grand sparring match, John L. Sulli-
van and Paddy Ryan; overture "Nabu-
codonosor (Verdi), orchestra mounted
sword contest, by Rossd Uncun and Sir Gun
Twalsh; baritone solo, :" Original Aire
Varie > (Dognelies) performed by E. A.
Platt; the celebrated Cragg Family, by the
eleven dudes of the Turn Verein desc1ip-
tive fantasia, Germans Before Paris" ID.
W. Reeves, orchestra; club swinging, by
ten young misses duet for cornet and
tron bone, ~ The Larboard Watch prem
diville), performed by Coates and Wright
vaulting and leaping on the high horse, by
twelve renowned artists of different nation
alities Chinese War March, (Michaelis),
orchestra.
THE GRAND MARCH.
At 1915 the grand march commenced
and was led by the mounted police, Ball
Committee, Prince and Princess Carnival,
with their attendants, Turnfather jain
and his disciples, Columbia aud Germania,
with guard OF honor; clowns, pirots, harle-
quins and maskers.
The line reached around the hall more
than twice and was a bewiIdering and
beautiful sight Owing to the crowded
condition Of the reception-room only a
small number of the maskers' names could
be obtained. Among those noted as being
present were
Miss Laura Krebs, pink, silk-trimmed,
with popcorn
Miss Rosa Jacobs, pink costume.
Miss Minnie Isador, fancy pink costume
Miss Jennie Burke, Mrs. F. Krummer-
field, Mrs. A. Lang, Miss Annie Geiger, Miss
A. Shafer, dominoes.
Miss Emma Moore, Miss A. Kaerth,
fancy costumes
Miss Kittie krauss, dudeen.
Miss l.. Dietrich, nun.
Miss l.. Gerber Diamond dies.
Miss Louise Dassonville, fancy dress.
Mrs. G. Howard, an Esquimaux
Miss Lille Hunt, Miss Josie Johnson,
Miss Rosa Dingley, Miss Julia Dingley,
Miss Emma Gruhler, Miss Hattie Nicely,
Miss Josie Bragg, Mrs. J. w. O'Meara, Miss
Mile Riehm, Miss Clara Strobel, dominoes.
Miss Louise Oschner and Miss Rosa
Links, The Fisherman's Daughters"
Miss Lulu Arenz, a little imp.
Mrs. Fred Stober, white costume trimmed
with buckles
Miss Belle Arenz, "Mother Hubbard"
Miss Susie Keiser, THE Farmers
Daughter
Miss Gusta Moore. Neapolitan girl.
Miss L. Kanzer, Folly"
Miss Bertha Smith and Miss Elsie
Baron, sailor
Mrs. H. A. Slower, Folly"
Mrs. J. Studeraus, French waiting maid.
Mrs. Victor Hugo, as Perito.''
Mrs. Frank Adams, German flag.
Miss Ella Smith, rainbow colors, costume
of tissue paper.
Miss Louise Kraul, peasant girl.
Miss Kittie kraul, Spanish gypsy girl.
Miss Tillie Hebron, "Germanian
Miss Lulu Elmer Columbia
Mrs. Il. A. Kidder, as Mrs. Slack, the
milkwoman.
Miss Lulu Schmitt, a costume made of
copies of the Nord Herold.
Miss Rosa Schmitt, red costume trimmed
with knives and forks cut out of gilt paper !;
homemade, pretty. and decidedly original
Mrs. c. Zimmerman and Mrs. Mossner.
twin sisters: handsome pink costumes.
Mrs. Fred Melville, Morning STAR
Mrs. Alice Smith, Slightly on the
mash !" striking and handsome costume.
NJ. Bush, peasant girl.
Miss Mary Baltic, Night
Miss Mintie Todhunter, fancy costume.
Miss Louise Graf, Queen of Hearts,
Miss Louise Schweitzer, Italian maid.
Mrs. Anna Nelson, bobinet work home
made
Miss Alice Carl, ornamental tissue paper.
Miss Rosa york, a huntress.
Miss Elmira Stauffer. =" Liberty"
Miss Mamie Hebron, a white costume
and white parasol and headdress, all taste
fully trimmed with smilax.
Miss Mary Eckman, homemade crochet
costume.
Miss Emma Strobel and Miss Bina
kinkle, fancy costumes.
Miss Emma Kleinsorge, fancy home
made costume.
Miss c. Bertram, " Princess Carnival
Miss 1. Bateman, Indian Princess.
Miss Emma McNutt, "Shower of Dia-
monds' costume decollette very pretty I;
quite attractive.
Miss G; Fountain and Miss Minnie
Miss Kittie WILDER. costume of peacock
feathers.
Miss Ida Dolan, Polish Princess.
Mrs. George Sellinger, Shower of Gold !"
Miss Jennie Fay, Hoods Sarsaparilla; :"
excellent.
Miss Julia Shore, handsome homemade
costume.
Mrs. w. F. Smith, German girl.
Miss Lou Meyer, costume made of Wasp
Miss Minnie Meyer, costume made of
calendars.
Mrs. i. Dieterle, Cinderella
Miss Lucy Harlow, fiower-girl.
Miss Lucy /. Harlow, of Oakland, a lady
mail-carrier
Mrs. ]. Meyer, a fortune-teller.
Mrs. A. S. Woods, patchwork
Miss Caroline Eman, handsome home
made fancy dress.
Miss Kittie Hoffeldt, fancy dress.
Misc
Longshore, sailor girls.
Miss Agnes Reifenrath and Miss Clara
Ridley, fancy dress.
Miss g. Jerger, Fairy Queen"
Miss Dora Jergens, The village BELLE"
Miss Emma Walther, The Belle of the
Ball"
Rosie Jacobs, Coming Through the
Rye"
GENTLEMEN MAsKERs.
II. A. Clark, dandy dude.
c. A. Shaney, q Uncle john"
NJ. Eddlemuth and F. Wohelfrom, po-
licemen.
c. Hunt as Paddy Ryan.
William Nelson as John L. Sullivan.
l.. Mohr, August Hebron, F. Miller, A.
Arnold. f. Ruhstaller, F. Wohelfrom, F.
Kessler, F. Elmer, G. york, E. Pope, r.
We'll as the celebrated Cragg family.
III. Stober as Duncan c.. Ross.
Iaeo1r Sarrno,.t yUol-l