Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-15
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
THE nEsREw SAIL VERY sCooEsssuL
the Kiegsus Assembly aiven by the Ladies'
Hebrew Bsncvoiept society--sotne OF
tho Toilets Noticed,


Tns Kiegaps Assembly Given BY the Laaiss'
HeDrsw Bsncvoiept society--sotne OF
tho Toilets Noticed.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society
gave grand dress ball at Mennerchor
hall on Tuesday evening, whioa WAS
attended by large aud fashionable gath
ering. 1t was ia every way q conspicuous
success. The grand march was vartici.
pated in by seventy couples aud host OF
visitors occupied seats in the spacious
gallery Of the building. The promenade
march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Rcsen-
stein In oonsummate style, the City band
furnishing tho music, The orchestra music
OF the evening was performed by Prof.
Carl rborbahn's opera house orchestra,
and their execution aud time was all that
could bo desired. The gay party
joined In the merry dance until
1880 O'Clock, when an elegant
supper was partaken OF, after which the
dancing was kept up until late hour in
the morning.
The dressing of many of the ladies was
remarkably rich aud tasteful, diamond
ornaments being conspicuous by their
CLEANS under the gas chandeliers in every
direction, Mr.. AL. Rosenstein was master
Of ceremonies and to his indefatigable
exertions supplemented by those of the
cess of the occasion.
Following are the officers of the society
under the auspices of which the ball was
held President, Mrs. NJ. oubsrger
treasurer, Mrs, Ii. Hirsh /; secretary, Mrs.
A. Adler.
The committee OF arrangements were
Mrs. NJ Gershell, Mrs. PHI. Bernard, Mrs.
A. Adler, Al Rosenstein, ID. Lederman,
jacob Loeb, Is, Astricb, Jos. Strauss, A.
Albert.
The reception committee were Chair.
man, Chas. A. Reece A. Hirsb, ii.
Hirsb, j. Osthsim, PHI. Bernard, A. Adler,
Jacob Mayer. Julius Lsderman, NJ Ger.
shell, Julius Loeb, G. Hoffman.
The floor committee were 3. u. Hirsh,
l.. Astrich, ID. q. Hiish, NJ Rosentbai, L.
Lederman, a. Gansman, III Astriuh, Geo.
Bamberger NJ. Strauss, l.. Bash, NJ. Ber-
nard, Il. Simon, w. ). Adler, Charles
Hirsh.
The catering for the occasion was hand
s0mely done by the popular ressaurauteur,
Mr.. Cuba Meyers.
Visitors from representative Hebrew
families of Philadelphia, Baltimore, West
Chester, Columbia and other places, were
present At tho gathering as we'll as promi-
nent Gentiles with their families from this
city. Following are some of the handsome
toilets that flashed across the reporters
vision:
Mrs. Henry Kohn, Philadelphia, nee
Celia Hirsh, blue velvet, with brocaded
front, ornaments diamonds Mrs. L. NJ.
Cohn, rose colored silk, with velvet front,
diamonds Mrs. Samuel Hech, Phiiadel-
phia, black silk aud diamonds Mrs. A
Albert, black silk, with embossed velvet
front, aud pearl ornaments Mrs. l.. Syl.
vester, black silk and diamonds; Miss
Estella Hirsh, white silk and diamonds /;
Mrs. A. ursh, embossed velvet, long
train, diamonds Mrs, p. Bernard. black
silk, long train, diamonds Mrs. ID. Led .
ermau, white MORE antique silk and dia-
monds ; Mrs. A. Rosenstein, black silk
long train, and diamonds Mrs. NJ.
Gershel, black silk and opal ornaments !;
Mrs. julius Lederman, black silk, with
fancy front, and diamonds Mrs. F..
Selig, black silk, with embossed velvet
front Miss Sslig, white dress, with orpa.
ments Miss Bella Adler, white dress,
with fancy ribbon front and ornaments !;
Mrs Herman Hirsb. black silk and dia-
monds Mrs. Leopold Hirsb Philadelphia,
velvet. with embossed front aud diamonds;
Mrs. Fiss, silk dress and diamonds (; Misses
Fiss, rose coloTcd silks Misses Strauss,
white dresses aud ornaments :; Miss Baily,
York, dove colOred dress and ornaments !;
Mrs. Daniel Mayer, black Gilk and dis.
monds Mrs Jacob Mayer, black silk and
/. --Ii~--~,~ds---Ihe Misses Bash, of West
Chester Mrs. Jessei 81 g 6 1In /. na4s and the
Misses Loeb also wore dresses that wute
notably handsome.
Quite o handsome sum was realized by
the ball to go towards The payment of the
cost of the repairs on the recent renovated
synagogue.