New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-14
A Brilliant
Social Event
The Ninth Anniversary Ball Given by the
Local Knights of Pythias Marked
Success in Every Particular.

0OSSooo Au 6veHy 1UES1SUA9Is
The ball given at Turner Hall Satur-
day evening by Sioux Lodge No. 101,
Knights of Pythias, was certainly one of
the most brilliant social events of the
season. While the hall was we'll filled
the attendance was not so large as to be
uncomfortable. Dancing commenced ut
9 o'clock, the grand march being led by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Alvin. Commence
ing at IL 80 an elaborate supper was
served by the ladies of the Turnverein. :.
The small hall, adjacent to the large
room used for dancing was supplied with
card tables for the use of those who did
not care to tread the may and between
dances large and powerful gramophone
gave selections of song and story.
The ladies were all beautifully
gowned and among the many elaborate
toilets present the following were noted :
Mrs. W. G.. Alvin, white batiste
trimmed with Battenberg lace and en-
broidery.
= Mrs. Fred Setter, black net over satin,
she'll trimming.
Mrs. John Langmack, white organdy
over silk.
Miss Mamie Neumann, white over
black silk.
Mrs. J.L. Schoch, white broeaded silk.
Miss Minnie Schoch, black grenadine
over silk taffeta.
Miss Meta Koch, white albatross
with black velvet and fringe.
= Mrs. A. J. Alvin, black peau de soise.
Mrs. William Fenscke, blue albatross.
black fringe.
Miss Tina Ambrosch, white organdy
over pink silk.
= Miss Ida Hauenstein, striped India
silk, blue and black trimming.
Miss Pearl Loefiler, India null over
cream silk.
Miss Antonio Zieher, white Persian
silk trimmed in blue.
Miss Hertha Heers, light blue dimitv.
Miss Theresa Eichmann, white Persian
lawn.
Mre. F. H, Behnke, black silk crepon,
jewel trimming.
Mrs. Fred Hauenstein, black silk Gre
on trimmed with jet.
Mrs. Charles Hornburg, white null
with laces.
Miss Marie Rummings, black silk cre-
pom trimmed with fringe.
Miss Ida Koch, black crepon trimmed
in blue.
Miss Catherine Keh1er, white china
silk with green ribbon.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE, white Persian
lawn over pink.
Miss Meta Kiesling, black crepon with
fringe.
Mrs. Fred spoerhase, black Ottoman
with white lace.
Miss Tillie Heyman, brown with white
lace.
Miss Hattie Setter, brown whipcord
with pink trimmings.
Miss Hilda Setter, black crepon
trimmed in pale blue.
Mrs. L. G. Vogel, tan brilliantine
black braid.
Miss Olga Schuetze, light blue dimity.
Mrs. r. Loheyde, yellow silk trimmed
in white.
Mrs. Charles Stengel, ,pink silk trimmed
with black.
Mrs. Louis Fritsche, black crepon.
Miss Ida Hellman, white Persian lawn
trimmed with lace.
Miss Julia Peterson, st. Paul, white
figured organdy and lace.
Mrs. F. Burg jr, black silk crepon
and cream satin.
Miss Mary Bogen, silk crepon.
Mrs. E. r. Baragcr, black silk trimmed
with fringe.
Mrs. E. A. Axtell, Minneapolis, black
lace over taffeta. :
Mrs. L. Mueller, India lawn.
Mrs. George Dauber, pale green silk.
Mrs. Alfred Roos, black crepon.
Miss Luella Wagner, white India lawn
over pink.
Miss Gussie Kuehnel, black satin.
Mrs. H. Welcome, black silk.
Mrs. J. Koehler, pearl grey cashmere.
Mrs. Robert Hartmann, st. Paul, black
crepon. ...-.
Miss Clara Forster, St. Paul, brown
figured silk. - ..-
Mrs. Max urg,dark blue covert cloth.
Mrs. Henry Engel, figured old rose silk.
Mrs. G. A., Zelle, figured organdy.
Miss schweitzer' Duluth, pink and