San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-22
A GRAND AFFAIR.
The Club Social Mexicana Gives @
Delightful Masquerade.

The Club Social Mexicana Gives @
Delightful Masquerade.
The Casino hall was Saturday eve.
ming again the scene of brilliant
ball, given by the Club Social Mexi-
cana, their third this season. 1t was q
most enjoyable affair from begin
ming to end, and reflected great
credit on the management. The
The hall was nicely dc corated and
the scene was pretty one with the
gay maskers in costumes of the typi-
cal cow boy, the long laughable clown
and eastern queens and kings. One
feature was especially novel one. In
the north east corner Of the hall q
canvas was stretched 10 represent q
tent. When the flaps were thrown
back the view inside was that of q
mconshiner's camp. A sign was
placed on the outside wall of the tent
with the following words inscribed
on it: "Moonshiner's Camp. No Sheriff
or U. 8. Marshals Allowed on these
premises. $4,000 will be paid for
any sheriff's or marshal's head"
When the moonshiners, Nata Villa
real, Captain, George Serran, v. Can.
tn, Edward Froboese, Edward Rivas,
and their Chinese cook, III. Froboese,
arrived, they rock possession of their
camp. A few minutes afterward the
sheriff, Joe TruaX, and his deputies,
August and Julius Froboese, arrived
and tried to tIke possession of the
moons liners who resisted with won
der. III courage, and in the melee that
followed the officers of the law and
the Chinaman were killed. A group
of clowns created o great deal Of
amusementfo for the spectators. Some
had large tin horns, which when blown
made noise that nothing but q tin
horn blown by boy can make. The
clowns were Luclen Lscoste. COnstan-
tine Leroux, John Neuendorff, p. Oil
veri, Victor and Alberto Beze. A
sailor crew were there. They came
up from Arkansas Harbor to take part
ia the entertainment, they were An
tonic Flores, Adolfo Cara, Tony
Garcia, Louis Neumann and Misses
Lucy Meteu, Kate Cassiano, Francis
ca Flores, Cecilia Garcia. Three Of
Velasco's sports were present
to dance and chat with
the San Antonio girls. Their names
were Jas. Clavin, Tony Trueheart, and
John McEIroy. Ed. Stapp, Willard
Frommer, John Cardenas, Jr., were
blushing young country girls. Eddie
Leighton was q city school girl. Miss
Tes lie Villenueva, a fairy; Miss Tus-
sic Villenueva, lamp shade; E. Her
nandez and Will Bradley, American
clowns; Miss l.. Sartor, princess;
Miss Lula Wulff, Grecian costume;
Geo Chabot and Ed. Wulff, Hay
seeds; DIR. M. M. de la CARA, Dantes
Monti Cristo; Mrs. Bias Mateu, morn
ing queen; Ed. Fiory, blue DOM
lido; Misses Cardenas and Garcia.
dancing girls; Refugio Sanches,
Romeo; E. M. Winstead, black domi-
no; Miss Bancroft, flower girl; Albert,
Huth, red headed clown; E. Chapa,
Louis XIV, King of France; Charles
Chapa, CharlesV., King of Spain; A.
Gutierrez, Msxmillion, Emperor of
Mexico; J. Byrne, French general;
Miss II. Sator, domino; Miss Valdez,
country girl; Miss Neuendorff, Queen
Maria; Miss Hayes, gypsy; Miss
Miller, tambourine girl; j Mudd.
clown prince; Miss E. Mudd,
schoolgirl, Misses Truax and
Murray, babies; Louis Garcia,
black domino; Antonio Cuellar and
E. g. Cervantes, tOreros; b. Rod
riguez, prince; Miss Belle Gutierrez, q
bundle of sweetness; Mrs. Villenue-
va, Egyptian queen; James Villenue-
va, Egyptian king; Alfred Yturri,
negro preacher; f. Benevidas, French
dancing master; Misses P. and M.
Wulf, court ladies'; r. Fariss, a ose;.
Chas. Wynne, domino; Miss j. Villa
real, German peasant; Tom Crosson,
soldier; w. Robinson, domino; Miss
Benevidas, of Laredo, Queen of In
dia; ] Y. Baskin, gentleman Of the
10th century; Miss Lizzie Crosson,
milk maid, Miss T. Neuendorf, gypsy;
Miss Nita Lacoste, q beautiful gypsy;
Miss Amile Lacoste, folly; Miss L.
Beze, folly; Miss G. Beze, gypsy: v.
Bloom. clown; Miss Garcia, night;
Miss Annie Neuendorff, gypsy; Miss
Tom Leighton, domino; Miss Lizzie
Chavez, water lilly; Miss Sophie Gar
cia, Express; Miss Kate Spanciel,
Queen Debula; Miss Simona EspaIza,
harlcquinn; Mrs. Michael, tambour-
inc girl; T. Bataglia and Will WIFI
ing, two bloody red skins,
s. Koenigsberg, sky blue domino;
Harry Robinson, Spanish dude,
Captain Card nas, domino. Those not
masked were Mesdsmes Thad Smith,
Ed. Froboese. Chas. and l.. Guerguin,
Benavides, Neuendorff, Wulff, Car
denas, Ruiz Garcia, Misses Heusinger,
Benavides, Maria and Sophie Laeoste,
Minnie Smith, Rsvas, C'uellar, Aroehe,
Messrs. L. Guerguin, Thad. Smith,
Ed. Froooese, ST., Antonio Rivas.
At twelve o'clock masks were
removed and q grand march
for supper was commenced. The