Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-02-28
The Elks Dan cling Party
Given Monday Night.
Over One Hundred Couples Present
SoCiety's Brilliant Display OF
Beauty and Fashion.

couples the ball room was a scene of
beautiful women in dainty and attrac-
tive gowns attended by the escorts in
the severe but neat evening dress.
The decorations, for which no effort
was spared in securing the best, were
the most beautiful ever displayed on a
like occasion in Waterfowl. The cell
ing of the hall, was draped with white
canopy, pendent from which and along
the galleries was Alabama smilax in
great profusion. The whole was
Aanked at both ends by ''Old Glory"
Above the ball room foor, were ar
ranged colored electric lights, whose
soft rays added a peculiar charm to the
scene Of beatty and fashion beneath.
The stage was attractively decor
ated with palms, an artistic arch of
colored electric lights furnishing light
for Ham bitzers orchestra of Milwaukee,
which occupied a position on the same.
In different parts of the hall cozy
hooks were arranged. the proverbial
punch bowl, gracefully presided over
by Misses Louise Sproesser and Emile
Weber, furnishing acceptable refresh
ments to the guests. A pleasing mus
ical program was given by the orches-
ira from s until 9 o'clock, at which
time the ball opened with the grand
march. The galleries were occupied
by large number of spectators.
Luncheon was served down stairs
throughout the evening, being under
the direction of the ladies of St. Mar
garet's guild. Luncheon was served
on small tables each seating four guests
and lighted with candles. The decor
ations were in red and white. Follow
ing is the menu:
Chicken Salad.
Potato Chips. Biscuit.
Olives Pickles.
Coffee.
Ice Cream. Cake.
Sailed almonds.
Following are the several committees
having the ball in charge:
Arrangement Messrs. G. j. Mich
OILS, E. l.. Schempf, j. W. Wiggenhorn,
Albert Frattinger.
ecoration-Messrs. Aaron Meade,
J. w. Schempf, F. e. Keck, o. G.
Wertheimer. O. E. Meyer. Max Rohr.
Reception-Messrsa and Mesdames G.
H. Stanchfeld, Samuel Kusel, w. F.
Brandt, E. w. Schultz, O. G. Hahn,
William Sproesser.
Floor-Messrs. Eugene Meyer, Hoad
ley Long, G. J. Habhegger, Max Kusel,
G. E. Frey, A. +. Solliday, II. l..
Schulz, Albert Holmes.
Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Max Kusel
William Sproesser, w. F. Brandt, 0.
G. Hahn, g. j. Nichols, E. w.
Schultz, S. Kussel, F. G. Hartwig, G.
H. Stanchfeld, O. E. Meyer, j. B.
Murphy, Julius Wiggeuhorn, Robert
Dent, G.. w. Webb, w. D. Sproesser.
w. r. Thomas, Aaron Meade, William
Brandt, A. B. Liebermann. F. G. Keck.
G. F. Otto, G.. A. Stallmann, Edward
May, H. L. Eberle, R. Achtenhagen.
H. A. Long, F, G. Moulding, H. Vert
heimer, Charles Kohn G. E. Emmerling,
Max Gaebler, Paul Thom, Charles
Frey, Charles Hilgenporf, E. F. Vie
man, Charles Salick, Il. Pease, w. H,
Woodland, Carl Wilkowski, Louis
Kusel, E. j. Brandt, Max Rohr, E. A.
Pratt, j. E. Davis, G.. G. Lewis. H. j.
Hoffman,, Milwaukee; William Smith,
Waukesha; II. e. Doschadis, James
vile; F. w. Woodring, Fort Atkinson.
Misses Lena Schmutzler, Grace
Pooler, Irma Kussel, Elsa Wiggenhorn,
Lucille Bertram, Jessie Mackay, Della
Koenig, Grace Bertram, Lottie Hartig,
Mamie Schweige., Mamie Blair, Belle
Rohr, Laura Barber, Virginia Hoff
mann, Ida Meyer, Elizabeth Throne,
Lillian Weber, Lydia Pease, Meta
Schempf, Estella Jones, Irma Bittner.
Veina Sleeper, Anna Habhegger, Ida
Strauss, Bertha Habhegger, Hattie
Habgegger, Zayda CRUDE, Jennie
Meier, Hilda Shaskey, Lulu Shaskey,
Clara Shaskey, Lydia Broennimann,
Zada Wertheimer, Minnie Sproesser,
Amelia Rohr, Anna Malloy, Louise
Sproesser, Lillian Beurhaus, Clara
Williams, Fox Lake; Lulu Engelhardt,
Augusta Birschel, Milwaukee; Bernice
Hunter, Agnes Foote, Fort Atkinson;
Etfie Gaskin, Columbia, S. D.; Jessie
Stoppenbach, Jefferson; Efie Lewis,
Pipersville.
Messrs. E. L. Sch empf, Byron Kabet,
Constance Wiggenhorn, Dan Throne,
Eugene Wiggenhorn, Ned Rack, Wal
ter Schmutzler, f. r. Mullen, A. r.
Eberle, Albert Frattinger, j. +. Prem
tice, Ed Seibel, A. j. Whiting, Eugene
Meyer, A. Packard, Oscar Weber, Lee
Mendenhall, Philip Sauer, Otto Knaak,
A H. Worries, Jack Harris, Harry Beur-
haus, Carl Meier, Edgar Schmutzler
John Schmutzler, John Schempf,
Oscar Wertheimer, j. A Jaeger, Fred
Weber, E. FL, Faber, Neal Barber, j.
M. Malloy, Charles Schiebel, Frank