New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
ANNUAL FALL or THE LfEDhhhh"'"
UNIQUE ATTRACTIONS AT THE MAsoOhH
JoI.LITY AND FUX WITHOUT END.

ryJor.r ATTRACTIONS At THE MAsorENApf~
JoLLITy AND FuX WITHOUT END.
The annua, MASQUERADE ball OF the i.ederKrahZ
cluh or as IL is more popularity moWn' the "''
man ball took place last evening al Wv
house in Fifty-eighth-st. Ut one t'h'e t''S "',
rivaled in its characteristics ana su'ro""''''7
Tho Arion dance. but Of late years since lS>' III
foc. the decorum and order insisted upon nav
-, NJ a character that could not touch the sen
sitivcness Of even Mrs. Grundy. The nahas ''
.orund hard TO insure an attractive and succes'-
full gathering. and are 10 I've warmly co"b'"''
lated on the result of their EFFORTS
The whole OF the interior OF the oulHinS pc
ear,ad unioue appearance. The bAhard
room was in Itself q vcrtable garden OF iohase
and flowers In the centre was buit circu'Ar
kiosk formed of columns Of entwlned Faflts"'e'
leaves and buds and hidden electric Nsh'S,
Around the walls OF the apartment "e'"oe'' VI
tho numerous German bowling clubs had en-
sconced themselves IN separate aIco'eS' co"-
structed in rustic summer house style
The clubs represented were the Elka Marine
F.rietag Centennial. Licdcrkranz Allegro Do"heI"-
tag and the Elke and Liede.kfanL ladI's po"H"s
sections The members OF the different srNips "e'r
all dressed I'm distinct stye, ana as ihey eAteheen
the most generous hospitality TO ther friends 'n'S
vicinity was throughout the centre OF the Nei'eS'
finn and merri.nent Another OF these moral ar
bors was the Bier Klatsrh. constructor Win an
the details Of anchor, rope, etc. al il-t''~" VI
,.,ch.'. cabin while another OF the largest groups
drIrine here was 'Parkhursts Peritet Ponce
reurescnted Lv twenty-five members OF the Jolly
Centennial Bowling club under the e"'eiShlP "a
their active secretary Or. Richard W. M"lier' VINO
REPRESENTED Or. Parkhurst, ana "ho carried pan
Nor inscribed "Parkhurst's Perfcct Police lneT
costumes consisted of IL cap ANA gown as worn Dy
the theo.og.cal students, clerical Dahd III "0e VI
IN. cravat 4 policcrnan's shield ana small Gun
The guests were welcomed at ihe hed" ol IN
entrance staircase hy r.. Lother-S ,hrniiz Z" Jul"S
Haus.r Albert ie,seI Gustav Erichor and charles
- '.ascovyifz ali of whom were similarly h.tit
i'm A white flannel ydcnt.AS sL+i. Nith Li'' D''.'~
me- that the Attendance reached to'al OF o'ta
"t,u rersons 10 attempt % descrlpe' even wv
nnrf ih- character o. The Gantur IdDe Coz. uI'',
would be almost an impossiuie 'dSh' az" IL W.
suffice TO say that every specimen o. huln'i''!
trou he prirce 10 he b"--dr mai ATS counteIpaIt
one rule Was however. rrIoIy !.s.-tcd "roi., az
ma. was mat every one Nio c+te e." tiIc t"ilt '
should be- ma sicl. and While Tor the most part 1'
orthoIoX black crepe was worn some % me 80.
guisos were peculiarly Aroiesiue. supper va
bowling room. ana b. was rot Hhtll daN n-ht ih""
It's appearance mat there "ds any IrS-this o.
the spirit with which tire dancing had been Kept ul:
,mong those IS. were present wee '-.-i ." "ll'
Mr. and Mrs Elcnarl Adams Mr. aud Mrs liu-
bert ellis. Mr.. and Ms. j. ..ns.cr AZ; ana MIS-
Woe-fz " r. keah-. ". Iscgfrr tMunch), :.
Iiahn Robert g. kammeIer. kunnemundt. MI.
and Mrs q y. ELring NJ. and Mrs + itenhdGci'
Mir ana Mrs JUDAS May. r. May, owen Nh. Mrs.
and Mss Iausor. AZ. and Mrs charles VI. Hasco-
wiz Mr. and Mrs. Herman kIdicr' AZ. ana Iis'
f. L. Schmiiz Mr. am ME-. leiSe', MI. anu ~
{; PoggcnOurg Mr.. and Airs q. Erllchti' MI-
Neany and II. F. Poseenbdfs.