Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-21

costumes and well worn; 81. a. Kidder as
an aged darkey with banjo, well made up
and taken; S. Korn as a clown; +,
j. Hitchcock as Louis. XIV, a very
rich and attractive full court dress !;
Mrs. r. D. SERVER in sailor costume; Mrs.
j. Marks as rurse, with baby aud cradle,
good; Willie Bories as a flower girl, very
pretty costume; Phillip Philips as an Irish
laundIymaH, well acted; Amelia Cohp, San
Francisco, IS Night; Gertrude Cohn, San
Francisco, domino; Mrs. G. Politz as a
Spanish girl, a neat costume; Mrs. Samuel
Nathan as a letter. carrier, very well inade.up
and acted; R. r. Kindleberger, Prince of
Como, lirh costume F. Mason in odd
disguise; I. c. Jurgens, domino; Mabel
Boyd as flower girl and Bertha Hirsch az
6ootblack, both very good and well costumed;
NJ. Hirseh as the old pencil peddler, well
taken Miss Albertine Eikus as Night There
were more Nights than knights OF DAYS in
the masquerade); Miss Louisa Meyer as a
popcorn girl, very neat; a second group of
negro cott0n-p ickers VERY good) consisted of
Mrs. ). Wassermau. Ben Steinman. Mrs. n.
j. Nathan, Samuel Nathan, Master H. Ma
than, y. j. Nathan, NJ. Block, Mrs. NJ.
Block, j. Kohlman and Mrs. A. Nathan !;
). katzsnstein and wife and Miss .Ten-
ME katzenstein in polka dot dominos :;
Mrs, +. }. Bidwell as a popcorn seller, in a
handsome costume Louise Bories as peas
ant girl, handsome costume; Mrs. Lizzie
Leek as The Daughter of the Regiment. an
attractive costume Dan LYMAN rs Prince
Carnival, very snowy dress; John Barrett
as Charles Spencer, the well known cityroDte-
agent of the RECORD UNION, an admirable
makeup and a capital take-off: J. a. Never
as Russian nObleman of the old time rich
costume; b. Moose as Lord Lands, rich
costume; George c. Kohler as Jew ped
der, an excellent take-otf; Mrs. Ben Cohen
as shower Of pearls, a very beautiful COS
tune Miss Nellie Rogers as "a fan boom,
an original and handsome costume Miss
Josie Mier as Capital. an original costume
and a ficn one, being hung with gold and sill.
yer cola r. Heinrich IS d grizzly bear and
J. b. Markham as polar bear, both splen-
didlY made up; Mrs. E. J. Woodward
as fairy queen: Miss Mamie Zwicker
as a Roman Princess, very snowy;
Eureka Archery Club composed OF Mrs. f.
Schuler, Miss II. Beeler, Mrs b Steinauer,
Miss Carrie S5uber and little Miss Carrie
HafEen target bearer); group of Governors
Guard in full uniform-W. W. Greer. j. 7.
Mcdonald, J. Desmond, A. Parsons. T.
C. Miller, E. Malone, W. Il. Nc
Even (Captain); they gave some ex-
cellent drill exhibits; J. n. LarIin,
as a Spanish duenna land huge one);
Miss Katie Leary, as Cinderella at the bali,
very beautiful dress; o. L. Emlay, as
postillion Miss Lou Wilson, in fancy dress,
very handsome; Miss Gussie Aier, as Ciude-
rella at the ball, handsome costume
G. A. Fellows, as Maraschim in "Girofe
and Girofa," an exceedingly rich costume
w. K. Hitchcock as jack tar Mrs. W. B.
Miller and Mrs. j. n. Larkin as twin sisters,
in Dolly Vardens; r. d. Cooper as "Chick.
en- Charlie, very good local nit Mrs. W.
A. Mott as "Silvsr Leaf" very pretty
dress; E. NJ. Graham and f. N. Kidder as
song and dance dandy darkies, very neat
Miss Theresa Odermatt and Henry Koehne
as tinsmith's daughter and son, odd and
pretty costumes: Miss Josie Spencer as
the morning star, an original and rich
costume Mrs. d. J. Simmons as Queen
of Night. a rich costume; E. B. Vaudeville
as the Sultan; Daniel Heyrnan as Prince
Carnival; Jenny Levy as timers daughter
a pretty costume and odd Miss Myrta I'm.
derhill as Polish Princess David Ahern as
a song and dance darby Mrs. H. n Rog-
ers in handsome Highland costume; Irish
washerwoman by Mrs. NJ A. Howard very
well acted school girl by Mrs. A. Hastings,
q good PRESERVATION q Sultana, very richly
costumed, was personated by Miss S. Fried
man.