Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-12
IVY CLUB MASQUERADE.

The Ivy Club held its masquerade at is.
cobs' Hall last night. It was the last Of tie
season, and very enjoyable and well mar
aged affair. Among the maskers note was
made of these
Henry T. Montgomery as 1.-THE indescrit-
able concurrence of original atoms" Ell.
Miller as an Indian good costume. i.
Barrett as "Nosey;" good character. l..
Fl. Naghel as Harlequin very pretty cos-
tune. J. Desmond in an esthetic domino.
Harry White with side-show, MENACE
RE, etc; good character and we'll
sustained, and afforded much amusement.
c. Basler in a fancy costume; good. A
take-off. w. L. Batemsn and Charles 4.
Baker as clowns good. B. Bner as 1.-THE
c. II Rippon as MARKS the LAWYER.
John Lqfferty as an Indian; well made up.
G. W. King in fancy costume. Henry
Ruhle as Daniel Blue; one of the best sus-
tanned characters present; original and good.
J. t. Droffsts as Don Cesar de Bazan
well sustained character w. MeGraw in
Dutch costume; finely sustained character.
Tillie Kraus as paper a good and well
sustained character. Hattie Warendorph as
the RECORD UNION; very pretty costume,
original a, d good Mabel Boyd as Oscar
Wilde's sister, with suphower garden very
good. Jennie Wise as "Old Nick ;" well per-
sonated. George Darlington as jockey; very
neat. Mrs. j. w. Eoyd as Lightning :"
good costume and well assumed character.
Maria Ssbin as "Folly;" rich costume
Hattie johnson as " Fanchet ;" very pretty
and a striking costume. Kittie Rice in a
fancy dress. Bertha Hitchrick in very
pretty costume. Mrs. Norman Nichols in a
rich fancy dress. Josie Whittentrook and
Listy as Polka Dot" neat. N. Gilman as
"Wistereon :" neat and very pretty CO..
tune; original. Emma Mast in fancy ccs-
tune. Eliza Whittenbrook. very handsome
fancy costume; original. Mrs. G. w. More.
house as Harvest )" good character, we'll
represented. Carrie Taft and Mary Luther
as girls of the period; good. M. }. Patter-
son as a peasant; very neat costume.
Maria Humish in sailors dress; good
costume character we'll sustained. Josie
Thrush as Blue Bells ;" avery neat origir al
costume. Julia Williams as might )" well
dressed Mrs. T. Linauer as the morning
star; good. Sophie Meiss as Buttons y
Spring" very pretty costume. with roses
scattered over the dress. J. W. Lee ss
monk. t. Latham as Romeo. George
Sampson as a stamp aud post marks
collsctcr. H. Hebron, G. A. Basler,
james McGraw, Frar k Gregory, J. Maloney,
j. IL. Sharm, e. 7. Huntoon, Peter Hum.
ric1, NJ. ID. Smith, L. II. Kraus, A. J.
Woods, Ed. Van Alstiue, A. Huber, Mrs L.
Brown. Mrs. I'll. c. Wolfe. Nellie Wright,
Mrs. 0. P. Dodge, Mollie Burns, Carrie
Kuenemell, L. Miller, Mamie Conley, Miss
+. b. Duprey, Mrs. w. Q. Curtis, Miss Mat.
tie Todd, Bert Kidder-all in dominoes.
Best dressed lady, silver card receiver,
Mrs. Norman Nichols Best sustained char
acter by lady, silver cake basket Mrs.
Morehouse. Best homemade dress 81, Miss
7. Kraus and Hattie Warendorph (the local
press. Best dressed gentleman, carved per-
rack, Thomas Latham. Best sustained char
acter by a gentleman, Charles Rippon, d
dressing comb and brush.
The entire affair was under the direction a
Committee of Arrangements, composed of J
Boyd, A. Pringle, l. N. Harstall and George
Watson.