Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
MASKS N FACES.
THE TURN TERE1N MASKED BALL
IT RENSHAW HALL.

TIE TURN TEREIN HACKED BALL
At RENSHAW HALL.
81. Valentines Night Celebrated by q Mas.
querade Ball at Which Fun and Frolis
Reign Supreme-Odd, Handsome and
Grotesque Costumes in Profusion.
The 14th of February will long be re
membered in Butte by the Germans OF thii
city as an occasion at which they excelled
l themselves in their masked ball at Rem
shaw Hall. The attendance was unprece
denteGly large, the number present at the
commencement being estimated at ovel
five hundred. Burt's orchestra played
| their best selections and the hal
wore q gala air, presenting q
varied scene Of odd, grotesque and
| handsome costumes, seldom seen in Butte.
| The costumes cannot be described in the
limited space at The MINERS disposal.
Suffice it to say that it vas the most snc'
| cessful affair OF it's kind ever seen in Butte,
and well repaid the many weeks OF care and
preparation On the part of those present
The Turn Verein is to be congratulated on
| the success attending it's masked ball, the
| night being one OF fun and frolic thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
The grand march was begun amid g
crowd almost impossible to produce order
among. When the front rank reached thu
door OF the hall, the music stopped anG
the Salvation Army entered and took thu
lead, producing shouts OF merriment by
their appearance. They consisted OF
| Crist. Leukel; Transparency, Henry Gun
Their; Considers, Chi. Stirl and Jack Osen
brug; Tamborine, Chi. Frsyber; Cornet
| Richard Thierman; T~hreeangle, John Ha
gel; Timbers, Albert Nickel; ACCORDION
Gust Kohl; Snare Drum, Simon Haus
with; Bass Drum, Fritz Reuter-; Sniken
fritz in disguise.
The fun lasted until late in the morning
and the success OF the ball was SO great thai
the Turn Verein have determined to follow
it by a fancy dress ball on the evening o
the Sd Of March.
THE COSTUMES.
Among the notable costumes present wal
that worn by Mrs. ". G. Cole, represent
ing the The. MINER in a handsom,
dress OF The MINER printed OF
white satin trimmed with fancy samples
| OF job work, the jacket also being printed
on satin, with a golden crown on which wa
the head letter of the paper, the whole pre-
senting n OF the best characters on thu
floor. There we're our Others present who
chose a similar character. showing tht
favor OF the great morning daily OF Butte
| Others we're:
DR.. J. Weyerhorst, clown; Master Robin
son. italian Count; j. z. Elliot, darby; T
J. Meinholt, darby; N. D. Ringeling, rec
domino; Miss Robinson, Italian Countess
Mrs. A. j. Dusseau, mail carrier; j. NJ
| Wicken, soldier; Chas. Hebron, dude; Mrs
Smith, wild west; Mrs. A. Nickel, flower girl
A. q. Herr, Spanish Count; John Evans
Rigger; Frank Miles, Zulu; Miss Orc Wi
mot, Yum Yum; Mrs. DR.. Weyerhorst. Rus
sian Princess; John D. Gray, organ grinder
j. A. Cannon, dude; j. Lennen, dude; Mrs
M. E. Todd, topsy; F. Grady, bycic'e rider
j. w. Burke, Jockey; ]. MCGEE dude
Miss K. Reel, peasant girl, Mrs. j. Wikum,
fancy dress; Miss NJ. Worry, shepherd girl;
Miss York, shepherd girl; Mrs. Cavahaugh
| old lady; Miss Maggie Dana, Goddess Of
Liberty; Mrs. q. B. Smith, niger wencb;
Mrs. E. c. Fitschen, niger wench; E. L.
Norovon. clown; Miss Kate O'Don'
aid, snow fake; Miss Della
TENN, fairy; Miss M. Fegan, princess,
Miss M. Mccoy, fancy; dress; Miss N. Nc
Avoy, fancy dress; Mary McAvoy, cham
bermaid; Annie Bates, chambermaid; Miss
Bertha Clausen, tambouriue; Mrs. Christ
Weideman, night; Mrs. F. Loeber, SNOWFALL;
F. Stun. dude; Mrs. L. Robinson, Gypsy
Queen; Adolph Kruger, clown; MIN. Muller,
J. Rosenstein, dude; Master Kahnweiler,
baby clown; j Kahnweiler, Southerner; G.
Althoff, clown; Ven Deuser. Oscar Wilde;
Tom Bushe, dude clown; W. Fischer, sailor;
Ed. Busere. Spanish costume; Fl. r. Burg,
conductor; George Bowen, conductor; d.
W. Thomas, soldier; Prof. Robinson,
plantation darky; j. Mitchell, sailor;
Mrs. Rich Thierman, wealth; Harry Thier-
man, sailor boy; Annie Thierman, golden
angel; VIM. Guedelhofer and Herman Well
man, two converted buns, Wills costume
and make up being one of the best in the
room, looking as natural as life; Mr..
John Swinton, fancy costume; Mr..
Kohout, French lord; Miss Kohout, flower
girl; Mrs. l.. F. Schmidt, Tyrolese girl;
Mrs. TAFT, old lady; Master TAFT, Chinese
boy; Mr.. Covanky, clown; Mr.. ]. Kunzer,
plain mask; Mr.. George Decker, Tyrolese;
Mrs. A. Bowett, PuRchinello; Mrs. T. Bou-
lier, Gypsy Queen; Mrs. D. Olston, Gypsy
fortune teller; Mr.. F. Boulier, English swell;
Lilly Jones plain, Mrs. L. Defran, domino,
Mrs. NJ. j. Jones, Welsh lady; Mr.. H. Wes-
sells, Romeo; Miss D. Tiverche, plain dress;
Msoo r Gala voxvrS,r ,&o,, NJ VI Nolo,
sailor; Mr.. a. Muller, tramp; Mr.. Pm.
Schatzlein, clio ~n; F. Denholter, clown;
Mr.. W. B. Dexter, devil; Miss L. Catholine-
tambourine; Mrs. O. Catholine, sailor girl;
Mrs. Harrington, Spanish Girl: Miss A.
Wyland, Red Riding Hood; Miss E.
Thomas, snow; Miss L. Paggie, Intermoun.
tain; Miss 8. Cote, t%anbourine; Miss J.
Jones, tambourine; Miss Joyce, Irish Peas.
ant; Mrs. Ed Reid, Irish Peasant; Miss T.
Elton, English Peasant; T. J. Coburn,
devil; Mr.. G. Porter, colored dude;
Mr.. G. Burns, Mexican; Mr.. J. C. Driscoll,
Irish; Mr.. j. Cumbs. Swiss peasant; Miss
M. Megan, snow ball; Miss A. j. Davis,
now flag; Mr.. G. Andrew, rect domino; Mr..
T. j. Shannon. Spanish Prince; Mr.. E.
Parker, French Prince; Mrs. Chas. Freyber,
Swiss peasant; Miss L. Landthahler, fancy
domino; Mr.. M. Cohn, school boy, Miss s.
MacVay, Red Ridinghood; Missl M. Bachber,
Russian Princess; Miss c. Vogel. jockey;
Miss M. Vogel, dudine; Miss NJ. Housewirth,
Mrs. E. Suffer. Miss E. Morris, Green.
away; Mr.. j. ]. Jacobs, Spanish cavalier:
Miss M. Doyle, fancy dress; Mrs. W. Gued-
elhofer, Roman lady, 10th century; Mrs. ].
Boiler, flower girl; Miss M. Broughton,
morning; Miss K. Kirby. school girl; Miss
Thompson, Spanish lady; Mrs. Moore, fancy
dress; Miss Oracle Koch, handsome cherry
satin trimmed with Grecian lace, represent
ing q Grecian princess; Mamie holden,
Greek costume; Mrs. Denhalter, Inter
Mountain and ginger ale; Miss Wilmot.
Yum Yum; John Colsr, French valet; Miss
Schmidt, Freiheit: Miss NJ. McAuliff, night
star.
In addition the following attended in
plain costume: Miss Minnie holden, Mrs.
j. Lschapelle, Miss J. WEIGH, Mrs. Il. Cush.
ing, Miss L. Cusack. Miss s. Cusack, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Miss Mcdonald, DR.. Winston,
M. W. Wilson, J.. F. Wolkund, W. O..
Thomas, W. ]. Baker, Gore Lsferer, Chas.
Clark, H. Lichtenstein, VIM. Newbury, H.
Horrig, G.. Harris.
A FLAITERING SHOWING.