The Evening critic., 1882-02-21

"Summer - s. Dietrich, "Grand Duches"
Mrs Colgnon, sylphide; Miss Koehler,pld
German costume; Mrs. Koehler, "Ddly
Warden J" Miss Annie Dcvlntiar, German
student; Mrs. Schultz, French peasant
girl Mrs. Schneider Daughter Of the
ant woman; Mrs. Hoffman, fortlne-
teller gypsy; Miss Gossman, "Qeon
of Night" Miss Rose Menhom, fancy COS
tune; Miss Rose Hammond, sailoress; Mrs.
Hcrzberg Folly" Miss Annie Roth, ilrt;
Miss Ida Rothe, Scottish girl; Miss Augnsa
Herbert, Spanish queen; Miss Lille
Sohl, silly old age; Miss Annie Vollant,
fairy; Miss Wagner, milkmaid; Miss Frai-
ces Wilson, fancy costume; Miss Emile
Miss Matte Bretch, Polish princess
Miss Gussie wilke, French peasani
girl; Miss Emma wilke, Polish prin
cess Miss Clara Juvenal, French
peasant Miss Sophie Buechler, gypsy; Mr..
Binkenburg, sailor; Mr.. Lepper, sailor !;
Mr.. w. s. Clark, Black Prince" Mr.. Ed.
S. Schmid, ball dress Mr.. Charles Fisher
Indian; Mr.. John Stumpf, sailor; Mr..
Charles Brecht, Spaniard; Mr.. St,inle,
French marquis, and Mr.. Dittrich, China
man. The committees were as folbws:
Arrangements, A. Lepper, George St,mpf,
+. Friedrich, w. Schneider and Gorge
Binkenburg,, l.. Lepper, w. Alschw,e, G.
Rogier, r. Behuke and W. Sigwart.
National Rifles.
Marini's Hall was never filled with a
more brilliant company of beautiful women
and handsome men than last nirhs. the
occasion of another reception, concert and
soiree of the famous ENTERTAINERS, the
| National Rifles. The gentlemen " the
Rifles provided every comfort and cokeeni-
| ence for their guests, enhancing Husic
| and tasty, attractive decorations, allsikces.
| sary essentials for the success of the memoir
able event. Dancing, which followed the
concert began at 10 o'clock, and continued
until nearly 2 o'clock this morning, fThe
attendance, numerically, was frcater
than on any previous occasion, urging the
| propriety of securing another hal If the
popularity of the Rifles continues % gro W
so rapidly. Messrs. George Evans, yLieut.
Oyster, w. B. Magruder G. H. De Lon, w.
II. B. Kittson, and F. L. johnson, of the
Rifles, were especially active in making it
pleasant for everybody, and each Of the
other members rendered valuable assistance
in that respect. Each was o host ii4 him
self, in fact, and more than once durhgt the
evening Col. J. o. P. Burnside VI con-
graduated upon being the comma Her of
such gallant, manly soldiers. The eBuests
were received by Mrs. Gen. Ricketts,, who
was assisted by Mrs. L. B. Hay, MissNraud
| anu 4tlloo AlicO DulhoiuO, aix'bNoi-
ties. in society, and endowedf with
natures grace, beauty, and wit9 The
great assemblage of guests i1luded
the following: Hon. Green B. Raun. Miss
Fannie Hough, Miss Fannie Gross, Col
w. X. Rodgers Charles Henley, MiS Flora
Henley, George Hale, DR.. Bacon, lGs. DR.
Mackall, Miss Owens, Miss Gertie Barrow
Miss Katie Foley, Mr.. and Mrs. brooks
Mrs. Roe of Saratoga, N. Y, Misses sMollit
| aud 7 ;Il;a Oyotor Mr. ap6 Mrc =. Ctad
dard, Miss Rebecca Washington, Lieut.
Garrett, U. S. A., Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
Nailor, the Misses Burbridge, the aAfisse
Dom, the Misses Gray, DR.. and Mrk J. w
Drew, Col. and Mrs. Robert Boyd, Mis-
Boyd, Mrs. w. o. Avery, w. HfBoyd
Mrs. Winter, Major F. I. ledford
Major J. NJ. Beardsley, Capt. Re&nson
Major and Mrs. E. A. Clifford, Mr. add Mrs
Richard Evans, ]. v. N. Huyck, ]. r. Sad
of Philadelphia; Mrs. o. d. Sunny, Mis-
Rosale Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Brown
Mrs. ID. B. Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Ii. Wiltberger, Miss Florence Massey, Mis-
Jennie Calvert, Mrs. Josie Logan, of Bos
ton; Mrs. Jecko, Miss lola Williams, Co
and Mrs. Seligson, Miss Annie Sterling, L
f. Palmer, Miss Carrie Noah, Mr.. and Mr.
B. T. Spencer, Major and Mrs. G. Kenned
aud daughter, Miss Annie Baden, Thomf
BOrQeO. MISS NetIle OHtiuuOu, w ~ LAW
Henry Guillaume, Mr.. and Mrs. funk
Acker, Miss Van Hook, Majok, II. j
Norton, of the w. l.. G., Miss Noi4bn, N
: and Mrs. L. E. Cannon, Mrs. A. C.TFloy
|, Major and Miss Bates, M. Garfield, Villa
w. White, d. Johnstone, M. c. Barnar
g Mr.. and Mrs. McAbee, l. A. Whitcomb,
: Riggles, George M. Oyster, jr., George
: Billings, Miss Ella McGuiggan, Hon. Ph
Thompson, r. S. Todd, DIR. A. G. Adams,
NJ. Henderson, Miss Alice Noakes, A. ]
Holmead, Miss Mamie Mitchell, Hon. al
Mrs. F. Z. Shober, the Misses Shober. Nj
Minnie Sheckels, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kur
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ricket
Miss Laura Creecy, Mrs. Oscar Hong
: Mrs. Z. C. and Campbell Carringto
Misses Nellie and Addie Merrick, M
Mollie Z. Jones, Of st. Louis, Mrs. John
! Waggaman, Misses Rosa and Minna Kor
9 Miss Jenie Lusk Thomas Goodwin; f. Ha
vey, w. S. Thompson, G. T. Browning,
H. Rapley, r. r. Rapley, DR.. r. 4. Bacc
Capt. Mcdonald, Harry West, r. G. Walk
If II. Hackney, Miss Lucy Murphy, Lie
It Reisinger, U. s. A.; Miss Katie Scott, ID.
o McClelland, Miss Mary Harwood, Geoi
r. J. Muller, E. j. Whipple, DIR. George
IS Mrs. George b. De Shields, Miss Kelly,
s, New York, Misses Schuties, Snyder, Ag
5. Markwriter, A. T. Whiting Miss Whitil
s. S. A. Curtis, Major and Mrs. Moore U.
5, A.; DIR. Swartz and wife, Providence, X.
Miss Fisk, Concord, Mass. Mrs. w.
Rupp, Miss Matte Hardness, Miss Min
Stoddard, Miss Crosthwaite, Mrs. III.
Is Clark, Miss Katie Carrigan, Miss NJ.
81 Campbell, of Pennsylvania Miss Sal
T. Denniston, of Pennsylvania Miss job
y, stone, of Pennsylvania; II. j. Clark.