Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-27
Mrs. W. A. Anderson in fancy dress

Charles f. Baker as clown.
W. Elkus as jester.
Mrs. Katy Sharp as Silver Leaf;" rich
costume.
Mrr. Hattie Sharp as Night" an original
and handsome dress.
G. i. Fonteneau as and astrological clown
original and odd.
| Mrs. ]. E. Fulton as flower girl an orig
inal aud pretty design.
Miss Emma McNsu in blue domino.
The Eutre Nous Social Club, all in white
doninos marked with a huge interrogation
point. The group consisted of Miss G. NJ.
Taft, Miss Josie Rippon, Miss Addie Hughes,
Miss Emma Hughes, Miss Emily Boyne,
| Mrs. James Fitzgerald, G. Fl. Rippon, Geo.
4. Ruchler, Jr., and l.. Broat.
Max Aronson as an old veteran soldier
good.
w. E. McEwan as clown.
Carl Leonard as Spanish cavalier.
III. S. Beals as an advertising poster for
"Emerson's Minstrels."
G. w. jackson in q robe emblazoned with
owls
Louis Goldman as lamp-post; very good.
Ed. r. Botsford as young lady of the
period well gotten up.
Miss May Kennedy in sailor costume (;
original and pretty,
Della Berry as gypsy countess; very
handsome.
Miss Hannah Stern as "The Rainbow !"
original and exceedingly pretty.
J. A. Meyer as Prince Albert; rich Co.'S
tune.
Gus. Politz as Neptune )" well dressed.
Miss Martha Sullivan as a sailor girl; a
home made costume and handsome one.
Miss Jennie Sullivan representing The
Seaside :" original.
Miss Victoria Wilson as Spanish lady |;
| an original and rich costume.
Miss Eta Bennst as might"
Mrs. N S. Nichols in e blue dress.
r. Steiner as fop of the period.
Geo. w. Moore as bob-taiied car-driver,
with six arms and three faces; odd. but very
suggestive design and well carried out.
Jcs. Lesser as an Arizona cowboy; well
taken.
David L. Levy, of San Francisco, as a
Drum Major, uniform of the Third Infantry
Miss Louise Meyer as coquette; very
pretty costume.
Miss Nettie Trenho!tz as 81 Silver Leaf y
pretty.
Miss Milly King as "Silver Leaf" a rich
costume.
Miss Jessie Mcintosh as flower girl an
original and pretty dress.
Miss Allie Young in domino.
Miss Millie Bories as The Morning Star :"
original and handsome.
Miss Kitty Young ard Miss Ella Young in
original blue and red fancy dresses very
pretty.
Miss Annie Seidenberg, of San Francisco,
the Cleopatra of the evening, in very
rich and snowy costume.
Miss Rose Bories as maid of honor to Cleo.
patra.
Mis- Bertha Rosenzweig, of San francisco,
as Charnain," Cleopatras favorite maid.
Miss Louise Bories as dressing maid.
! M, r Scotch lassia
neat
Mrs. Ada Hastings as Aunt Chloe, the
washerwoman - well taken.
Mrs. Laftwich as might )" original and
pretty.
Mrs. Ben. Cohen as "Fanchette, in the
"Royal Middy;" very handsome.
Miss Lizzie Meek as peasant.
Mrs L. H. Emery in white fancy dress
made entirely of Chinese paper, ornaments
and ali beautiful and original costume that
must have cost the lady many an hour of
hard work.
Miss Josie Spencer in an original costume
of the eighteenth century very pretty and
quaiat.
Mrs. George f. Lyon in an original fancy
dress made of 3 000 enc. two. and three-cent
United States postage stamps, cancelled; the
dress vas marvel of ingenuity and a remark.
able example of patience.
MISS Eva 1eIuplSIOu III au oTiSiiidl auu
very pretty costume of q German matron of
100 years ago.
Mrs. II. Marks as ti,h aud shrimp peo-
dler; we'll taken.
Mrs. A. Nathan as an Irish nurse girl.
Mrs. Elias Steinman in sailor costume !;
good
Miss Rachel Cole as "Joe," as personated
by Jennie Lee; well done.
Miss T. Rothchild as a Spanish princess !;
an original and beautiful costume made of
Spanish lace and satin; very fine.
Isaac Joseph as q schoolgirl good dis
guise. !,
Miss Kitty Reed as sunfower; original
and good.
Miss Martha Anderson as fish )" an orig
inal and well-dressed character.
Miss Esse Levy, of San Francisco, as one
of the Carnival Guards pretty costume.
Mrs NJ E. Blakeney in maroon domino
Mrs. G. 81. Francis as the 'Sacramento
Photographic Gallery an odd, original and
attractive costume.
Miss Ray Ginsberg as a Turkish princess.
Mrs. B. Steinman as the Postoffice and a
letter carrier; original in design, and a pretty
costume.
Miss Julia Horton as Chinese woman.
J. H. Miller as Lord Lestsr, Ct Elizabeth's
cours rich and tasty costume, and charac-
ter well sustained.
G. w. King in black domino.
Alexander Lyons as Richard the Third.
p. G. Jurgensen as Paul Pry."
Fred Golding as sailor boy.
II. L. Morris as gnome.
| NJ Ginsberg as an Indian squaw original
| Il. c. Jurgensen as jockey.
Charles r. Levy as Chinaman.
Bing G. Brier as dandy; an original and
stunning character
E. Hoppe as Oscar Wilde, the esthetic.
Fred Mason in domino.
w. L. Davis as monkey; good repre-
sentative OF the Darwinisn theory.
a. Stein as Dunovan, the gas setter /;
original and good.
Phil G. Cohen in a domino.
J. H. Pinkham as buccanaro.
| E. W. Mudgett as gnome.
c. r. Petrie in a domino.
Henry Rieter as a clown.
Frank Longabaugh as Dan Rice, the cale-
brated humorist.
A. W. Cavanaugh as Colonel George
Cowles; very good.
Max Arorson as Mexican veteran; very
good.
Hy Goodkind as policeman true to life.
W. A. Gamble as Figaro" suit of
black velvet, trimmed with red satin and
ornamensed with gold trimmings.
I. Wilkins in Chinese character; well
sustained.
K. Robbins as Freeman, the lime-vendor I;
a well-sustained charaoter-original.
NJ. Hirsh as a somnambulist.
G.. W. Moore as bob-tail car driver.
D. L. Davey as a drum major.
T. Eisenminger as Major Burke.
Abe Wilson as G, J. Cross, the house
raiser, veteran of the Mexican War and
'49er.
Miss Jennie Levy as Justice" with band
aged eyes, flowing robes, and bearing the
sword and scales.
P. j. Corrigan as the Queens jester; quite
well sustained.
Mrs. r T. Mitchell as "Topsy."
Mrs G.. Marks as an Italian tambourine
girl; original and pretty costume.
Miss Agnes Phelps, in fancy costume of
black, gold aud crimson /; pretty.
Mrs. G. L. Fonteneau es a Dutch girl /;
original costume.
Miss Jennie Steinman as Eureka, lead.
ing a cinnamon bear cub, personated by an
active juvenile Eareka's costume was rich
and attractive.
DIR. a. E. Brune in a domino.
J. A. McGraw as deck of cards.
G. L. Inghsm in a domino.
Louis Phillips as a school boy out for a
holiday a good make up.
Mrs George Routier in an original and
very handsome costume representing the
Morning Star"
M. Levy as clown.
w. Doan in domino.