Evening journal., 1898-02-22
GERMAN MAsouE BAL.

The merriest and most successful Of
the annual masque balls given by the
Delaware Saengerbund was that of last
night in German Hall. The festivities
opened with a grand tableau, repre-
sentlng "The Sleeping Beauty" the
participants afterwards opening the
bal
The principal characters in the tab
leau were: Prince, Arthur Heinel;
princess, Miss Amelia Sell; king, Gus
tave Lange. The calcium lights were
managed by e. II. Robinson.
The costumes of the masquers, es-
pecially Of the court, were gorgeous,
and the decorations of the ball room
wereu nique and handsome. A feature
Of the bal was the large number of
pretty girls, all exquisitely gowned,
and receiving marked attention from
the young cavaliers. Rawnsley's or
chestra furnished the music. Refresh
ments we're served throughout the
evening
Among the masquers and dancers
seen were: Louis c. Bartell, of Balti-
more; Charles Hoffman, of New Cas-
tie; Miss Lydia Adams, of Chester;
Miss Flora Hauber, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Hauber, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sell.
Miss Annie Heinel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Heinel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schnepf, John Wagner and daughters.
Lizzie and Katie. Theodore Ferschke.
Ernest Otteni, Harry Gilmore. Miss
Lille Grotz, Thomas f. Gormley, Miss
NJ 70. Slant, Miss Lizzie Seidenberg.
Joseph O'DOnnell, Charles Behringer.
w. p. Morrison, Miss Amelia Seiden-
berg, J. p. T. Fuekel, Miss Lena Fue-
kel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Stoeckle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blouth, Miss
Amelia Blouth, Peter Elmer and
daughter, Miss Annie Elmer. Joseph
Spoerl, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kleitz.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartmann, William
r.. Kurtz, A. ]. KoOch, John G. Gray.
John N. Carswell, John f. Callahan.
M. j. Kelley. William Schell, Edward
Gipp, John b. Dunbar, Misses Louisa
and Emma Yetter, Frederick Nam
mele, Miss Lena Maier. Leonard Heiss.
Mrs. 70. w. Farra, Miss Florence Star
yer, Miss Emma Staryer Mrs. Elmer
Compton, Daniel Maier, Theodore
Grotz, Frank SEWER, Frank Neider-
maier, Miss Carrie Beckley, Miss Marie
Jones' Miss Ella Cullan, Herman Erb
and others
The managers were: Master of cere-
monies, Arthur Heinel; floor manager.
Bernard Kleitz; assistant, Herman
Hanf; second assistant, George Kleitz.
committee of arrangements. Charles
fetter, chairman; Harry Schnepf. sec
retary; Louis Koerner, treasurer; Dan
lei Maier DR.. Emil Hertel, J. M. Wag-
ner and Gustave Lange.
MISS WALTON IN GERMANTOWN
Miss Eleanor Going Walton, one OF
the most prominent members Of the
Wilmington Dramatic Club, is in Ger
mautown. Tonight she will take a
leading part in a production by the
Mannheim Dramatic Club in the theatre
at Mannheim. Miss Walton will play
the role of Agatha Posket, In 1.-THE
Magistrate in which she has been
seen In this city, and in which she is
clever and charming Others in the
cast will be Mr.. Posket, Garlic Fast
Mr.. Bellamy, Mr.. Joseph Fox
Cis Harrington, Edward l.. Martin;
Charlotte, Miss Maud Bechtel; Colonel
Lukyu, Gordon S. Carrigon; Captain
Vale, Decatur Smith; Beaties, Miss Les
lie Curtis; Achille, Paul Pierson; Mes
sitter, Award Taylor; Isidor, George
b. Warder; WOrmington, George p
Deacon; Lugg, Herbert Brown; Wyl1e
Joseph T. Sill, and Popham, Miss
| Frederick Lex.
It is expected that the affair viii
eclipse anything heretofore given in
Germantown.