Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-01-27
WATERTOWN BALL.
A Grand Success Despite the Intense
Cold. President Kcflr Con-
plimented.

ated With slnllax and palms and
Joseph Clauder's orchestra furnished
the music for programme OF Is
numbers. The reception took place
from 8 to 10 o'clock, during which
time there were greetings and happy
meetings of old acquaintances.
President Ernest A. Kehr received a
handsome white badge, which was
presented to him by Mayor David S.
Rose ia speech highly mplimentary
- Mr. Kehr and to Watertown as one
OF Wisconsin's hGstling cities.
About 200 couples were in attend
ance, 25 OF these were from this city.
Other delegations of former Water
town residents came lso from various
parts OF the country to attend the af-
fair.
The first mum ber on the program me
OF popular music was entitled The
Watertown Club" waltz. It was
introduced by a march led by G. H.
Bellack, chairman of the reception
committee. and Mrs. j. w. Wiggen-
horn of Watertown. Music was by
Clauder's orchestra.
The first page of the programme
contained picture Of Rock River
and a bridge at Watertown. The
reception and concert were announced
to last from to 10 o'clock and
dancing from 10 to l o'clock. Those
named in the programme follow:
Oficers-Ernest A. Kehr, president;
Michael Laffey. vice president; M. A.
Blumenfeld, secretary; Willis Cheney,
treasurer.
Executive Communicable. Frank
Toussaint, D. G. Cheney, William Brec X
enridge, Joseph Schumacher, Thomas j
Fleming.
Arrangement committee-Jos
Schumacher, D. C. Cheney, julius
Goeldner, L. G. Quentmeyer. R. ].
Henker, A. L. Urtubees, Theo. Kusel,
Leonard Meyer, George Manegold, Mil
waukee; Herman Hertheimer, Max
Weqgsmann, ]. ". Moore, G. ". Webb.
j. P. Holland, Watertown; Nelson Pierce,
Andrew Cummings, A. P. Chapman,
Berthold Bellack, j. j. Moulding, Chica-
60.
Floor committee-Jonas HirscA, Vic
1uin
Jones, G. ". Norris, Morgan Throne.
Reception committee-C. II. Bellack,
A. j. Eariing, Frank Toussaint, Alex
ander Kehr, G. WiggenhOrn. Charles
White, +. 8. Schulz, Anton Schumacher,
George W. Peck, julius Thielman, w. E.
Burke, Hugo Volckmann, Gsor ge En-
gelhardt, Fred C. Haney, j. H. Ball, F.
6. Webb, Louis Schmutzler, Zeno Meyer,
Eugene Adele, Charles Neisser, Joseph
Zimmerman, of Milwaukee; W. F.
,oss, Julius Wiggenhorn, W. A. Har-
tig, W. D. Sproesser, Fred Kusel, M. F.
Blumenfeld, Otto Wegemann, W. A.
Beurhaus, Edward L.. Schempf, F. C.
Werner, Max Weggemann, c. R. Field, J.
j. Brusenbach, A. +. Baumann, A. Solli-
Z day, John c. Cruel, Edward j. Brandt,
Charles Frey, Fred Miller. Emil Seibel,
John Kehr, George Spohn, F. M. Eaton,
G. A. Stallmann, II. 7. Eberle, Of Water
town.
Among those present were:
Messrs. and Mines. Frank Wilson, W.
H. Gaebler, NJ. F. Blumenfeld, Julius
Wiggenhorn, Max Weggemann, John
Kehr, e. ]. Wiggenhorn, H. G. Block,
Otto Weggemann, &. R. Field, G. A. Stall
mann, the Misses Belle Smith and Lee,
and Messrs. NJ. Mulberger and Joe
Smith Of Watertown, Mr. and Mrs. Vim.
Smith of Waukesha, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Woodland, Tower. Minn.; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wilson, H. Levy of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson of Washing
ton, D. c.; Messrs. and Mines. Charles G.
Southwell, A. G. Rietbrock. F. P. Blu
menfeld, Zeno Meyer, E. A. kehr, D. G..
Cheney, F. g. Webb, A. j. Earling,
Frank Toussaint, Alexander Kehr, F. C.
Hansy, G. Wiggenhorn, Charles White,
F. S. Schulz, Anton Schumacher, Julius
Thielman, W. e. Burke, Hugo Volckman,
George Engelhardt, j. b. Ball, Louis
Schmutzler, Eugene Abele, Charles
Neisser, Joseph Zimmerman. julius
Wiggenhorn, C. H. Bellack, Mines Ed
ward Smith, Davis, the Misses Belle
Kennedy, Agnes Brooks, Clara Manegold,
Nellie Howell, Geise, Reul, Blumenfeld,
Howell, Schultz. Wooster, Engelhardt,
Notz, Van De Bic, Caldo, Gemill, and
Mayor David 8. Rose, Messrs. James H.
Stoyer, Edward Coe, ]. 8. Kapps, Caffrey,
Henry Wilson, j. Caldo, George Gemill.