The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-19


made of paper It had panels of white Dor
dered with vines and jacket of the same
over lavender skirt and corsage. 1t was
one OF the prettiest costumes in the room.
Miss Laura Ginz was Martha Washington.
Mrs. +. f. Friesmuth was Money, and
her white dress was trimmed with bills of
all denominations, while her bodice was Of
five-dollar gold pieces. Her necklace was
also of gold dollars. The costume was one
OF the conspicuous ones Mrs G. w.
keyers was court lady in a rich gown of
satin and Powered silk and a white wig.
Mrs. Max Drach was Winter In white
dress trimmed with arbora vitae sprinkled
with diamond dust Mrs. p j. Hauss was
wore a handsome costume as Pierette.
Mrs. A II. Balls had complete
Hussar suit and carried a drum,
which she beat at intervals. Mrs. Charles
Baden wore real Japanese dress OF
black satin heavily embroidered with gold;
Miss Belle Jennings a summer girl;
Miss Emma Bell was disguised as Kat
rine; Miss Carrie Mack was a tambourine
girl, in red and pink satin; Mrs. Anna Wes-
term0ler wore red domino; Mrs. j. NJ.
Mayer wore the picturesque dress Of a
German peasant Miss Anna Baermann was
a butterfly, in white and gold with wings;
Miss Cornelia Bell was "Portia," in red
looking roll marked Sentence Miss May
CarOtherS was Music and had her White
dress covered with notes and bars and
other musical signs. Miss Emma Goetz was
French peasant, having gown trimmed
with pansies; Miss Theresa Bell was
daisy, with single flower for hat and
quantities of the flowers over her dress;
Miss johanna Frey was a Scotch lassie,
in plaid and tartan; Mrs. G. F. Borst was
q Spanish lady in yellow gown and much
fine black lace; Miss Matilda Brink and
Mrs. Il. c. Gall wore pink dom
noes NOES; Miss Matilda Borst N.Y., was
Reisner was June roses; Misses Laura and
Nellie Nicholson were gypsfies telling for
and blue domino and Mrs Theodore
Stumph wore a black domino; Miss Anna
Greiner was a daisy; Miss trleda Noelke
violet hat; Miss Mary Bennerscheidt was
poppy in a black gown trimmed with the
da ono MIS- Il Enrg9 FoFs wore psna
white dress and q flower hat and was
Spanish flower girl; Mrs. L. Rexroth. was
a Spanish lady in black and red SILK
gown with black lace; Miss Lille Rasmus-
sen was violet; Miss Emma Schmidt was
q colonial dame in a silk petticoat and a
| Powered organdie robe; Mrs. j. II. Aufder-
heide was peasant girl; Miss Alice Muei-
Ter was "Annchen,'' from Der Freischutz,
Misses Louise Schellschmidt, Clara Becker
and Laura Fitzgerald were three Lady
Mephistos," in garing red gowns and
Meteor rose; Mrs. +. Bachman ana
NOES; Miss Alma Hermany was the
was a great round face and her
blazing jeweled coronet was surmounted
heide was a harlequin in black. with
long points of gilt hung with bells. Miss
Josephine Klein was Marguerite, IN IN
handsomest domino in the assembly: 1t
was of cell blue satin and was artistlcally
fashioned. Miss Matilda Pfaff wore a
a party dress later in the evening. Mrs. a.
Scherrer wore red domino Miss Amelia
Prinzler was Spring" in a blue dress with
a green velvet bodice trimmed with flowers
Miss Mabel Maidens was a schoolgirl IN
a school bag. Mrs. e. Keller wore beautiful
dress of violet satin combined with white
organdie, and numerous bouquets OF Vlolets
gave the name Of her costume Mrs. John
T. Brush and Miss T. l.. Voss wore pink
dominoes over rich evening gowns. Mrs.
Chapman Williams represented -;NSlgnt, IN
German girl. Mrs. Frank Broeking was a
shepherdess. Miss Mary Fox was Japan
f. ]. Mack was a German girl. Miss Min
ME Thompson was a flower girl and wore
a white dress trimmed with volets Mrs.
T. M. Weiss was an Italian organ grinder
and wore a gay dress and carried her organ
around with her Mrs. William Greb was
Grapes" and her white dress was
trimmed with garlands of green. white and
purple grapes in tempting clusters Miss
Edna Kuhn had one of the very pretty cos
tunes. The dress was white Satin and 1t
was adorned with black birds, which swung
on the skirt, perched on her shoulders and
Louis, was French folly in dress Of pink,
blue and yellow, with numerous bells,
which tangled as she moved; Miss S IG;
gown trimmed with red, and a serpent
formed her necklace Miss Edith Ballman
wore blue domino. Mrs Henry Spaan
was a Spanish lady all in black. Misses
Florence Brinkman and Alice Ludorff wore
Kate Greenaway'' gowns of pink and
black A domino party chaperoned by Mrs.
G. b. Lockard, Mrs. Samuel Reid and Mr..
d. p. Erwin included Miss Elliott of Cincin-
natl, Miss Jeffries of Washington, D. c.,
Miss Van Camp Miss Julia Fletcher Miss
Fairbanks of Terre Haute, Mr.. A. S. Lock-
ard, Mr. w. w. Knight, Mr. Wallace Krag,
Mr.: Samuel Van Camp Mr.. John Thompson
and Mr.. Page Chapman. Mrs George Amt
was Japanese lady in Powered gown
with a yellow sash, and she carried a large
japanese umbrella and a fan.
THE MUSIC.
The music was by Ostendorfs orchestra
The programme of the numbers played was
as follows
Overture Schauspiel... -. ....... Chr. Bach
Selection-The Serenade. -. Victor Herbert
Galop-Petersburg Sleighride ......
- .-....s.-....-. .RIch- Ellenberg
Grand March Observation-Disclosures. Monticello
Waltz ...................ln Rapture Sweet
IancerS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sporty BOYS