St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-19
PRETTY MAsKaUE BALL.
st. Paul Musikyerein Holds a Sue,
cessful Masquerade.

ST. Paul Musil<yerein Holds a Sue,
cessfuI Masquerade.
Fair Trilby danced the lanciers with cavalier
in brown,
franciscan monks. in robes and ccwls on
gazing with frown:
An organ grinder, shy leg, quite merriIy at
The air the old crow died on as the while her
mixer spooned
In warm and cosy corner, with pumpkin
Who squeezed her hand while chaperones
about them danced and stormed.
Two little maids in blue, love, and others in
Tried to steal George Washington and tool, tha
fool instead
The harlequin in cap and bells, his happy foot
Hither and yon while fore his fun all sorrows
madly fed.
Colonial lad of 'S9. in vestments and cockade.
iausne tne tripping two-step to a merry
soldier of the legion, with countenance
bathed in black
Invited the fair Marguerite to share bis ,,,.
snack. ~ oueSt
ancient Tyre 0 VI
While Kaiser Wilhelm looked aphast r. tbir,,
they we're not higher.
lreland's Mickey Casey, with jaunty blouse
OF green.
Wood a blonde with berry bangs babind
handy screen;
Fair Pitt Sing and Nanki Pooh's sweet love-
the blithe Yum Yum
Shook down the popcorn maiden for soma
sticks of chewing gum;
Gloriana, that he queen was once of all tbe
winters air ~
Led the grand march with Falstafr, he of the
Soft voices meath gay dominos their tales of
love did tell "a
Till each fond swain imagined he had r,o, .h
only belle. ~
Twas ever thus in ''masken balls, but never
more polite
Wara
Musiks ball last night.
If the congress of fools which the
ST. Paul Musikverein enjoyed in the
presence of only one sex Sunday night
was frolic, then last nights event
was rarer lark. for to all the charms
OF music and wit We're added the pres
ence Of the fair sex. 1t was not a
large party, but it was a happy one.
and the gay costumes of the cotlrtiers
were in the utmost harmony with the
spirit of the occasion. A pleasing pro-
gramme of dances followed the grand
march, which was led by Louis Retz
as Falstaff, and Adam HeckIer. as the
new woman. Among the other artistic
DISCUSSES were the following:
Miss Bremen. fruit girl
Miss Agnes Holl, school girl
Miss Hannah Holl, popcorn girl.
Mrs. Paul Hauser scarecrow
MIS- Won Duyn and Mrs. John Seeger
Japanese ladies. 9'
Mrs Weinhagen bag of -four
Mrs. Bergmeiner, sweet peas.
000. T-''O'
Mrs. Waldorf, circus rider
Miss Lena Henning, Mercury,
Miss Stein, bag of flour.
August Mertens, organ grinder .,...
Mr.. Bergmeier, Trilby.
Mr.. Franhoefer, colored German soldier
from the CAMERON mountains.
DIR. SchwyZer and p. Larson, princes.
Ferdinand Hinrichs, butcher.
E. Regenthal, monk.
l.. Schiermann, Irishman.
Robert Seeger, Bridget.
p. Kraniger, what is it?
Paul Hansen, schoolbOy.
DR.. Vieregge and four Swiss girls, q good
group ~ No.
John Ornes and Mr.. Lohrbauer testers.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Holl, DR.. and Mrs. Lehnen. DR.. and Mrs.
Stamm. Mr.. Hillman and Miss Holl, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w Rodenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Seeger, Mrs. E. Sterile, Miss Olga
Munich, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lemke. Mr..
Tittmann. Adolph Hinrich, the Misses Brem-
er, Adolph Naumann, Max Ericsson. Robert
Hartmann, Mr. and Mrs. Regenthal Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldorf. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Holl.
e. F. T. ebles, Mr.. Henhag n. NJ. an Mrs.
Heckler. ---t
George w. Rodenberg and Edward Hill
meke, floor managers.