Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-17

j. j. Luce SO Lamp Mats; - original and
very odd design.
Miss Jennie Cowen and Miss Ella Long
abAugh as Twilight; !" original and hand
some costumes.
Mrs. C. Lewis as an Eclipse = costume
half black and half light tint; good aud
original.
Miss Berthe Grott as 'Punchinello;" very
handsome costume.
Miss Maggie Fay as Vanity !" a very fine
costume.
Miss Lizzie Cook as "Queen of Ferns !" an
ORIGINAL idea and handsome costume.
Mrs. Bertha KummeT6eld as "Anerica :;
original and pretty.
Mrs. Caroline Schwab as tourist original
and good, but the lady gave fictitious name.
Miss Luna Baron as French waiting
maid ; original and good
Miss Fannie Baron as Bric-a-Brac F"
original, unique and good.
| Mrs. Shepp as a sunho 1er; very good.
Mrs. i r Iiel as the German flag and
Miss Allie Young the American flag both
original and good.
Thomas King as an Italian tin repairer !;
original and good.
Nelson Shaver in domino.
Charles Mem. Shafter in domino.
Ike Erew in an original makeup as $ lager
| beer swiler.
Fred. York as clown; very good.
T. J. Siebenthaler as Faust )" very good.
George Antreter as Count.
Eddy T. Allen and George Scherman as
the twin Humpty- Dumpties
Henry Pogee as Oscar Wilde" the sun
flower worshiper.
Charles Greene as q dog-caner.
H. Guthrie as a Gown.
Carl Strobsl as your broker;" regular
Uncle Isaac.
John Frank as red-headed Irishmau.
Frank Lcngabaleh as Spanish cavalier.
a. Alderman as a harlequin good.
VIM. Gamble as Romeo" a neat, tasty
and costly costume.
Miss Bella Siebeuthaler as o Polish prin-
cess; rich costume.
Miss Nellie Zerres as German peasant;
an original and pretty costume.
Mrs. w. A. Anderson in an original fancy
dress rieh and handsome costume.
Miss Maggie Duffee as deck of cards.
Miss Lena Ross as a diamond and star
an original and unique cos ume.
Miss l.. McKeever, of San Fra SEQ, as
popcorn girl
Mrs L. B. McKeever, of San Franc SEQ.
as Spanish lady ; handsome and dressy
suit.
Mrs. c. Britze', the German Bauer Bride
quaint, interesting an original costume.
rs. Z. Himmel as "Diana, the Huntreis;"
very good
Mrs. s. Schpeidernid al fairy queen.
Miss Jane Champion in pretty fancy
dress.
J. S. Wheeler as Chief Engineer Sullivan.
of tie Pad Fire Department, accemp lnied
by Miss V. Aschnauer, as 'sFidele, thu Fire
Wait of Phoenix Hose two complete and
handsome fir" costumes, and original.
Miss May Weisel as g The Mariners Com
psss :" this was one of the most strikingiy
original of all the costumes, and one of the
best represented.
Miss Mary Bolie as dairy maid.
Mics Amelia Fuchs and Miss Mary Spin-
uer as French maids; very good and or gin.
nal
Miss Sophie Boenan as vivaniiere.
May McKune as peasant lad.
Mrs. L. Goldstein, of San Francisco, as
Pink"
Miss Katie Conner as "Queen of Hearts )"
pretty.
Miss Alice Hartigan in fancy and hand
some costume original and creditable.
| Mrs. P. J. Spacher as Princess Ouida in
Around the World in so Days :" acostume
of white satin, pearl heads, shells, silver
spargles and stars trimmings lace; an
taken much labor; decidedly handsome.
Mrs, L. Kreuzberser as "Circassian
Queen;" an original costume and very
| striking.
Mrs. j. M. Gattman was completely and
admirably disguised as tramp good.
Miss Matte Adams as a tambourine girl
! original and good.
| Miss Minnie Lewis as T" Evening Star; a
| rich blue satin and lace costume; original.
Misses Nettie and Mamie jackson as the
1.-TWO Orphans )" original costumes and
good.
Mrs. G. H. Francis as female barber,
with chair and shaving utensils, and all well
carried out.
Mrs. A. S. Woods as fashion plate q
good design and well made up.
Miss Lizzie Francis as The Mitten. a
! Cure for Love-" original and odd. The
Young Miss peddled bottles of the cure.
Miss Birdie johnson as 1.-THE Ounce at
school,"
Mrs. E. Fl. Emory at "China Pinks y
genuine flowers ornamented profusely; o
handsome costume worn with good taste.
Mrs. r. d. SERVER as "Ivy;" very neat
and pretty ; original costume.
Miss frankie Hignett as butterfly; origi-
nal and good.
Mrs. l.. Davenport as 1.-THE Morning
Starr original
Miss Josie Sel,inger as "The Recruit :"
an idea new, good, and original with the lady.
Miss Minnie Breuner as flower girl
original and handsome.
Miss Minnie Gersel as Little Red Riding
Hood y original.
Miss Louise Rheude in the holiday costume
Of Mexican woman: striking and genuine
dress.
Mrs. v. Hauser as a tamborine girl; orig
inal.
Miss Sarah Coffsy as German peasant
original and pretty.
Mrs. Ed. Short as pirate; original, odd
An Miss isI Kitty Woods in j fancy dress.
Miss May Cummings as " Night"
Mrs L. w. Halsted psrsonated Z" the Local
Press in a neat dress made Of home news
papers.
very pretty costume.
Mrs. Emma Mast as " The Morning Star y
very pretty.
Mrs. f. Kubach as " The Evening Bee. "
Miss Josie Mier as Cinderella at the
Ball." very rich costume of silver bugles,
spangles, lace and beads upon ground of
pink satin with lace trimmings; very rich
costume, and made by the lady.
Mrs. NJ. Wilkins as fortune-teller.
Miss Clara Wittenbrook as Spanish
queen.
Flag !" original and pretty.
Miss Gussie Mier as "The Miners Daugh.
ter :" original and pretty.
Miss Alice Bauer as flower girl /; original
and good,
Mrs. F. X. Elmer as Hydraulic Mining :
one of the quaintess and most original q
misunderstanding ia relief the Monitor, u
with full! mining drawings.
Mrs. Minnis kidder as Lewis Bros.
Boots and Shoes"
Miss Katie Stuber as silver-shower ; very
Mrs. j. W. Leftwich as "Senorstta Pic
cola, the Princess )" rich, original and very
handsome dress.
Miss Louisa Feitz personated the Goo.
dess If Liberty" a very rich costume.
A group CT seven representing gyp-y com.
pany. Mrs. NJ. E. Fulton as Queen. Mrs.
Ray Ginsberg as gypsy, Mrs. b. Rosenz.
werg, of San Francisco, as gypsy, Mrs. N.
Diugley as a gypsy mother, Mrs. j. Storiz as
a gypsy father, Mrs. G. Marks as gylsy,
Mrs. Nellie Warner gypsy. The group
was well made up, well cnstumed, and the
camp, with the wagon, dog, etc., was CON-
piete The group was an admirable one.
Mrs. G. Lagos as " Hearts Ease (pansy J;
an orig iaal and handsome costume.
Miss Lena Hartigsu in a fancy dress.
Miss Emma Rehrer as Cinderella "
pretty costume.
Miss Matilda Ganguin in fancy dress.
Miss Lizzie OF as flower girl of the time
Of Louis XIV; original and good.
Miss Augusta Lehman as Seryian girl
homemade and pretty dress.
Miss Josie Spencer as "Cigars ;" dress.