The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-26
THE CARNIVAL TONIGHT.
Final Arrangements COmp1eted-Pro-
gramme in FuN.

Practically all the arrangements are now
complete for the great Maennerchor carnl-
val and fancy dress ball that is to be given
at Tomlinson Hall tonight, and there is
every reason to believe that it will be the
most beautiful, elaborate and enjoyable en-
tertainment of the kind this city has ever
seen. The transformation in the interior OF
the hall has been a seemingly magical one
The finishing touches will be put on this
morning.
There was a particularly active demand
for tickets yesterday, for apparently almost
everybody is anxious to see the carnival
and Mr.. Krausss store, where the tickets
are being sold, was well filled during the
day. The sale of tickets will positively
close at p. M to-day, and no tickets will
be on sale at the hall.
The general arrangements for the carni-
val include the following regulations, which
are to be closely observed The main en-
trance will be on Market street, which car
riages will approach from the west. The
doors will open at $50 p. m, and the stage
performance will begin promptly at -
fancy costume or domino Ga simple face
mask will not suffice). will be admitted to
the dance floor and ITS eorridor nd ~, U!n ner
gidors. There will be check and dressing
rooms for the gentlemen in the balcony. in
the southwest corner, and for the ladies In
the southeast corner, where there Will be
no charge for checking their wraps. 1t is
requested that those at the carnival wear
and that ladies in the balcony appear With
out. their bonnets. OF those who are in
room under the stage, provided with all
possible conveniences, the approach to it
in costume will have their dressing-room
in the end of the west corridor. on the bal
cony floor, reached by the small stairway
from the main floor, near the Delaware
street entrance.
The general programme for the carnival is
Night Suppe; selection minuet, Paderew-
ski selection, "A Night in Granada"
Kreutzer scenes on the, stage-Enchant-
Puss in Boots, Snow-white, Bluebeard, Lit
tie Red Riding Hood, Midsummer Nights
nival, Grand March, Grand Pageant and
Order Of dances: Waltz, 'Home Of My
Gavotte,'' Hill; quadrille (plain), "Debu-
tante," Laurendean; promenade, Wang
tie; pro o1s sesga As stadent Nil
locker; quadrille Oancers), Julia Lat
Tendean; promenade ''Pe Esy Jubilee, ;, ;,
Morse; promenade aPrelude Polka" picco-
10 sole. Coz; aua9drille plain). MY Sweet,
Hartman; waltz, Blue Danube" Strauss;
promenade. "schmeichel Katzen.". Ellen
berg: euadrille Q.ancersl, "Allidine." Chris
ssr; promenade, "Presidential Polonaise, ;,
Happersberger; promenade, Army Chap
lain,'' Millocker; fve-step Yorke, La Gar
ine," Came; promenade, Sweetest Story
Ever Told solo, Rembusch; Aurora, San
gernebo,'' c.. Mueller; promenade, Mag
nola Serenade,' Sleght; quadrille, Sara
toga Lancers, Zimmerman; promenade,
Pretty AS a Picture" Catlin; two-step,
High School Cadet" Sousa, promenade,
"Lohengrin," Wagner; waltz, robin
Hood" DeKoven; promenade. italians in
Algiers,' Rossini; quadrille Qancers),
Wang" Morse; promenade, Don Carlos, "
Verdi; two-step, Liberty Bell" Sousa;
promenade, ''Juanita," Suppe; waltz.
Carey, Holmes; promenade, "Niebelun.
gen." Wagner; Yorke, "Enchantment,"
Bennett; promenade Spring Song" Men
delssohn Kehraus, "Lewison der Letzste,' -
Loeschhorn.