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4NEWARK EVENINGUDO YOU GET UPSWAYS SCEPTREWITH A LAME BACK?Ill AREON BULLMerry Maskers Dance Hours Away Amid Flowers and Music.CLOWNS AND HARLEQUINS VIE WITH CO.' -ELY MAIDENSYouth and Beauty Mingle in Honor of Jolly Old Demhgod.King Carnival came,' saw ami conquered nt the Arlon Singing Society's annual masked dance in the Krueger Auditorium last night, and extended his jolly reign until the dull gray dawn of today It was the maddest, merriest ever, according to those who attended, and there were many hundreds of comely women and light-hearted men who forgot the day's grind and cheerfully submitted t«* the sway of the sceptre that meant naught but funand plenty of it.Long before ('luessmann’s orchestra had sounded the llrst note and the floor had been cleared for the dance, the masqueraders began to arrive, and at once entered Into the spirit of the event. Even before the doors were oj**ned there was a lol of good-natured pushing and crowding to get into the brightly- lighted hall, which was In such marked contrast to tlie murkiness without.Once within, the coveted hall the crowd looked with delight upon the • laborate decorations that had been prepared for its edification. There have blt; pii decorations In honor of Jolly old Arlon at many a former dance, but those of hist night outstripped all that had been done before. Garlands of evergreen were gracefully wound about the columns that support the gallery, while long strips of red. white and blue bunting was suspended from the big electrically lighted chandelier. all abiaze In the national colors. 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Most people do not realize the alarm-If these danger signals are unheeded i ln* Increase and remarkable prevalencyA It IONFlowers, palms and potted plants of many kinds, placed at points of vantage, added their fulsome share to the general scheme of decorations and called forth favorable comment, 'while canary birds that twittered In their cages embowered among the flowers helped In their modest way to swell Che general Joy.But it was when the dance had begun to get into the real Arlon swing that the musks came to the front to see and be seen. They were there in all their old-time varletk and many that were new. In the crowd of clowns and harlequins were tall Uncle Sams, graceful Columblas and Germanias, George Washington's martial figure and other great men that had swayed the destinies of nations. Besides these there were Japanese, who, according to an old story, wade in flowers to their knees: Spaniards, gypsies, .Mexicans innumerable, and women In the historical costumes of various sections of the fatherland. Delegations from the turner societies added to Ha* general hilarity with a series of stunts that were applauded to the echo. These acrobats were dressed in the conventional costume of clowns, and when their Joint stunts on the floor wore over they had lots of fun as individuals.The costumes of the gentle sex for tile most part ran into the line of the elaborate, while it. was the masks of the men that for the most part were on the order of the grotesque.The committee of arrangements had chosen the distinctive dress of the Heidelberg student, and so added much to the general effectiveness of the picture of moving masks. Its appearance was decidedly natty, the white knee breeches, high boots, velvet Jackets and smart little caps and cane-sword dangling on the side, giving them the appearance of a real corps of rollicking students from the most famous university of the fatherland. The directors of the society had their evening dress simply adorned with a bow of the oor-rlvaHstic colors, fastened to the left sleeve.When Madam* Ahgefl and her corps* of dancers whirled upon the floor In the typical stops of all nations there was a plentltude of applause, which was renewed when, toward midnight, the grand inarch was taken up. 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The book contains or letters received from men and women who the remedy they needed. The value and known thatfoundsuccess ofmany of the thousands Swamp-Root to be /ist Swamp-Root is so wellknown that our readers are advised to send for a sample bottle. Address Dr. Kilmer lt;o., Binghamton. N. V., bo sure to say you read this ireneroiis offerin — say you read th,s *«nerous oftertin NEW ARK 81 AH. I he genuineness of this offer is guaranteed.Lovely ComplexionA Clear Skin and Bright Ryes arebody did what pleased everybody mom, Emil Streit had charge of the floor and George Seike! loooked after the intricate evolutions that nmd«- up the inarch. With Mr. Streit on the committee were Otto Leiss, Anthony .1affair was a success. Those who looked after tin* program and the welfare of the guest- were: George Ifallett, William D. Wolff, Frank Hay, F. Hummer, W. S. Lyons. N. P. Vanderhoof. A. J. Hallett. G. Polhemus and Wallace Boh-\\*iiiin. I. f, . . v, ” '*• « OIIH IIIUN aim wuuuce lion-Briden P Sriil rora m■' 'nenberwr. The hall was tastily drapedV' MI In tin national colors and the event re-JTarry Koenig. Emil Buehcrt and Frank. „0 „re(Ill nn th( namesllke.Thn nv.. Tho rocpibers of Court General Run-made by Otto F. ZXX'r,™n Tf V'' ln^'^ lt;* Foresters.ruunsRg*row night.Otto Kuhn, Peter l/oehnberg. William O. Schrafft, Henry Socnig. William Rose, Emil Zeh, Paul Peschel, Henry Sanders. Max Franko, Adolph Kolhnar. John J. Plcinenik. Walter Jacobs, M. T. Atcliley, Herman Dittlcr. Otto Belss, Henry Dllly, Richard Pfeiffer. Hans Wc-vcrs. Daniel Dlppel, Jlcnry Klrch-ner. Robert Feldweg, jr.. Henry Uau-mclstcr, George Schubert, Frederick von dor An, William TUtger. Carl Grauling. Emil Streit, Frank Adair, Conrad Wiseel, Frederick Knopf. J'. F. Carlisle, Frederick Kugelnmnn, Jr., Dr. John Mohrbacher, Edward Dezereus. Charles Krebs. Q. H. Walters. C. Eisenach, N. A. Brlden, Ewald Dietz, Anton Mueller. Albln Schaefer, Rudolph Stamm, Emil Buchert and Henry -\lil, president of the society.In the boxes were the families of former Judge Gottfried Krueger, Mayor Jacob Hmissllug. Otto F. Rauch. William Rose. John C. Groel. Edward J. Knetter, W. C. Jones, F. S. Simonson, Henry O. Sanders, Martin H. Hausi-llng, Otto Seiss, Ferdinand Roemmele. jr.. George Schmidt and Henry A hi.The success «»f the event will be celebrated with a blow out Thursday night. February 24, in the society's headquarters, the scene of lust night's hilarity.Chief Ranger H. II. Wulkland will hpad the reception committee and,those who will assist in the entertaining will be J. J. Murray, Martin B. Healey. J. V. Netschert. B. 11. Monroe, J. T. Stewart. J. Heard and Charles Kunze.Instrumental selections, songs and recitations will be the features, and a smoker and collation will close the festivities.On Thursday evening General Henry W. Lawton Council. Jr. O. U. A. M.. will conduct a memorial service in memory «r the roster of departed brothers. A special invitation has been extended the members of the families of the deceased, and an appropriate service will be exemplified in their memory.The council chamber, at 17 and 10 West Park street, will be fittingly draped Tor the memorial event. Those completing the arrangements for the service are William F. Tiessen, J. F. Matthews. Harry F. Klohr, \V. W. Win-terton. Theodore Perry, C. M Lon gee,W. If. Munn and Charles Simmons, The Sons of Veterans of Marcuf NOTES OF LODGES |T* • r ilk *4*us L.Wurd Camp held a camp-fire and social at the headquartera. 82 Belleville avenue. last night, at which the seasoned veterans of Marcus L. Ward Post. G. A. K.t w ere the guests of the evening. Several old soldiers- related stories of the great civil conflict, the camp boys made short addresses and refreshments were served.
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Newark Evening Star And Newark Advertiser
Newark, New Jersey, US
Tue, Feb 22, 1910
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