Evening journal., 1890-02-18
MASKED AND UNMASKED.
THE SAENeERBuND BALL AND
NEPTUNE CLUB RECEPTION.

EN-secretary Bayard and Wife and Miss
Florence Bayard at the Ball birthday
Parties Private rheatricais IN Eden
naii.
The Delaware S@ngerbund gave its
annual masquerade ball az German He'll
last evening. The ball was the most
successful ever given by the society. The
ball room on the second floor Of the
building was decorated with American
and German flags.
Elk Secretary and Mrs Bayard and Miss
Florence Bayard arrived soon after 8
o'clock and were received by the recep-
tion committee and escorted to the room
Of the German Library Association, on
the third floor where they were given
reception. They then took seats ia the
box opposite the stage, and saw the
tableaux. They stayed about one hour
and were very much pleased with their
cordial reception aud the well-set
tableaux "Meisher Singers Test from
Wagner's Taunhanser
Messrs Yetter. Zimmerman and Elmer
arranged the tableaux, and thirty-iive
persons took part the principal charge
tiers were:
Prince s4 ..t.4...4. ...... .4..+. MIR. KOlhrr
Princess. ..s.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Stierle
Herzog . ........... ...44.. IT,. Daniel Mailer
His daughter .............. Miss Starke
Populace, attendants, etc.
The scene was exposed for ten minutes
and caused great applause
The grand march was led by William
Zolber and Miss Annie Schei, followed by
seyenty-tiye couples Music was fur
nished by Hampel's orchestra and dane
| ing was kept up until early this morning.
The committees on the affair were. Re.
ception, G. Bauer, A. Hauber, G. Yetter
dancing, A Wendler, j. Hilder; presi-
dent, Daniel L. Mailer; secretary, H. +.
| Schnepf treasurer, II Zimmerman.
The Mmnnerchor, under the direction
Of Vice. Director Peter Elmer. saug q
German song by Abt, and it was well
received The Sengerbund sang several
collections during the evening anC
snatches of song from the first floor
rooms were continually heard in the bal
room. Refreshments We're served al
midnight
The majority of the handsome cos
TUNES on the floor were from Henze's.
Among those present were Misses
Annie Kretzer, Lizzie Kretzer Emmi
Futz, Miss 0'Donnell, Newman Hammer
Carrie Cook, Rosa Reidel, Lizzie Krauss
Miss Falk, Annie, Laura AM
! Pauline Wilhelm, Maggie Bald
win, Lizzie Hans, Pauline Starke
Title Hauber, Emma O. SHOPPER, Kat
Dettling, Misses Seidenberg, Miss Mealey
Miss Burke. Louise Thatcher Of Wash
ington and Ida Bickta; Mr.. and Mrs
Hertel Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stoeckle
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Erb, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Yetter Mr. and Mrs Albert Buche
Mrs. Ashenbach Mr. and Mr.. a. Uanbel
} Mrs. Emma Dougherty, Mra Benjami
Gam, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Zimmerman
Mr.. and Mrs. Savary Evans, Mr.. an
Mrs. Reese Pyle, Charles Hoffman an
| Miss Hoffman OF New Castle, Mr.. an
J Mrs. Charles Rex, Mr.. and Mr.
: Charles Mammele, Mr. and Mr.
. Fred Mammele, Mrs. O'Donnell. Mr. an
: Mrs Charles Herd, John Maier, Gil
!, Auditor John M Newell, president Of Gil
+ Council John @. Farra, Tax Collect
George s. Mckee, Deputy Coroner Barr
t HILL ex-Councilman w. II Quinn, C'
n Anfenger. Councilmen Ayars, lisa
s. Dillin and Charles Ryan. Dr. A.
e Grimshaw, Henry Brown, Joseph Davi
son, George Jastis William Legg, Pet
j. Ford, Thomas Fueekel, Tax Collect
John j. Dougherty, Peter Elmer, Q
I, Mayor Calvin B. Bhoads, p. Near
X Postmaster Robert M. TaylC
W John T. Kelley, John 9. Fehre
bach, Charles Fehrenhach, William
= Fairlamb, Hamilton Ayars. George Mu
phey, j. Mccartney. f. w. Heiss, A
4 drew Wilhelm. j. Daniel Kurtz, 10
n Craig. Joseph Neidermaier, +. P. Ere!
q J. Kelley, William Simmons, ex-MaS
Simms