Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-01
A BRILLIANT GERMAN AND TWO BALLS
rioaI Entertainment of the Richmond

/ ftnal Entcrtatnm ment OF the Eichmond
CIub-Masquerade of Gasangvsrein.
The final german Of the Richmond Club
was given at Beividere Hall last night, and
was IN every way fitting termination OF
their social season.
The attendance was unusually large, and
in the number OF ladies present were en-
braced the leading bellies Of this city. The
| german. which was lead by Colonel stern,
was an unusually pretty one, and many
! novel military figures were introduced.
About midnight an elegant supper was
served
Among the ladies' present were Misses
| May Handy. Irene Ianghorne. Helen
! Ross, Mary Mason Anderson, Hattie and
Fannie Ross, Miss Arents, Miss B0cknnnn,
| Mrs. Arents Of New York. Miss Champion
of Washington. Miss Berta Wexford, Miss
| Bruce of Halifax. and Miss Bessie Lay.
The following were among the gentle
| men in attendance Colonel 10. Lane
| Stern, Messrs. Graham and Edwin Hob
| son, Charles Smith. Scott Darlington,
| Thomas Boiling. Waller Morton, George
| Gibson. Frederick Scott, X. G.. Pegram,
| Charles V. Carrington, Thomas n. Carter.
DR.. Edward Mcclure; John. Atkinson,
| Bern Blair, Edward MAYO, Meade Has
| kins Saunders Hobson. Willie Palmer
| Robert Blankensbip, Edward Hsne-
winckel. H. l.. Cabell, John Ruthertoord,
Willie Grant. Richard Gaines, John Lyons,
and Charles r. Boiling.
Mask Ball nt the Gesanxverein.
The annual mask ball of the Gesangve-
rein Virginia. which came of at Sanger
| Hall last night, was one of the most sue
cessful that has ever been given by the or
| ganzation. The hall had been tastetully
! decorated for tho event with German and
| American colOrs and the cOlors of the So
ciety. and there were about $50 masKers on
| the floor, among them the First Regl-
ment Band" composed of tho following
young gentlemen aud discord producers :
L. Fred. Kohler, band-master; l.. Bromen,
| first cornet II. SchOtt. alto L. j. Ebel,
| baritone l.. Brautegan and l.. II. Selsel,
| tubas: G.. G.. Deitrick, bass; W. L. Klein,
snare drum, Il. G. Kohler, bass drum.
SOME or THE GUESTS.
Among the other maskers were Misses
| Louise Ebel peasant GlrD. Kate Ebel
| (Germania), Emelia Bromm School GirD,
| Gussie Bromm day, Lillian Meisel (Mu-
sic). Minnie Seigel Queen. Lizzie Kobe
| (Art). Lena Ihilow (Alamma's Babe), Mrs.
| l.. l.. Bromm (School GirD. Misses Nora
Seigel (Ssilor GlrD. Rosa Blenner Gold
| Queen. Mrs. Louisa Wolf (Germania),
Misses Schneider Japanese GirD, Lizzie
| Euker (fancy costume, Emma Grimmell
| Cards, Lula WenZel Queen Ellzabeth).
| Mrs Fred. Brauer Spanish Girl) Misses
| Swift (NIght), Deckert (Sea Nymph), Emma
Schumann Bakers Daughterl, Annie Mil
| Ter (fancy cCstume), Mrs. Mary Werner
| Negro Nurse, and many others.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyed, par
| ticularly the performance of the " First
! Regiment Band" which never got in rifle
| shot of harmony; seeing that only one
member of 1t could play on his instrument
and be not enough to hurt. 1t was most
striking burlesque.
| soiree at New-Market Hall.
| The German Sick Assistance Society gave
another one of their delightful sOiroes last
evening. The New-Market Hall presented
a most beautiful scene with its great num-
! ber OF pretty girls attired In their hand
some gowns. The music was of the first
order, being furnished by an Italian band.
| About eighty couples were on the floor,
and those who engaged in the Terpsi-
chOrean pleasures spent most pleasant
evening.
Dancing was begun at 9 o'clock and was
kept up until 3, with an intermission at
midnight. when those present participated
| in most elegant collation..
The Committee of Arrangements were ::
Messrs. V. A. Halbleib. julius SERVERS,
Adam Schraudt, Theodore Jennings, Al
bert Kerye, and Frederick Wahl.