Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-16

| ing; dressed in white, gold trimmings
fancy head dress, beautiful and tasty.
Miss Lena Raphael, as the begging Italian
woman and her kid y very good
Mrs. George Wolf, representing a loca
characteristics. Mary Kelly, ladies
nurse
Miss Annie Robinson, in an elegan
fancy costume, homemade
Mrs. James Riley, in fancy costume
made entirely of colored papers; yer,
handsome.
Mrs. Ray Meyer, as Turkish Princess
Miss Emma Samuel, San Francisco. in
Dolly Warden Mother Hubbard
Miss Dora Abrams as Mother Goose,
in Mother Hubbard
Mrs. b. \. Steinman, as Magic Money >
costume made as of gold coins, trimmed
with gold lace; one of the best in attend
ance
Mrs, L. Hebron, of Chicago as " TIL
Bandits Bride
Mrs. C. Haney, as cadet very good.
Mrs. George L. Suydam, in handsome
blue fancy dress.
Miss X. S. Bryant, in fancy costume o
blue satin, trimmed with lace and flowers
and very handsome head dress.
Miss Annie Fell, as Princess Carnival
Miss Maggie Dunn, in a costume made o
photographs. This was one of the mos
original and attractive costumes on tn,
floor
Mrs. Bing C. Brier made up we'll as 'Nan
the Good-tor-N othing''
Miss Annie Carr represented "Califor
MIA" costume made entirely of gol(
paper; very neat.
Miss Rosa Gray, in a fancy costume.
Mrs. A. Nathan, as "Silver Shower ;
very handsome costume.
GENTLEMEN MAsKERs.
Henry NJ. Nathan, as A Heyman, {
local character well sustained
Dan Heyman, as one of the Inflated
Bonner party
John Barrett, as Billy Hamilton, 6
local character; well sustained.
Harry Holmes, as knife and scissors
grinder
T. Blake, as the big Mogul."
W. Elkus, as the Sultan of Turkey.
George Elllus, as kings attendant
James German, as fortune telling
gypsy;
A. Wilson, as g Just in from the mines. u
William L. Dolan, as officer Kent; q
local character.
George Sellinger, " a nice boy" Do you
see it?
George Howard, as an old lady about to
retire.
J. L. Scott, as jockey who knew all the
points
w T. Bateman, as polite but inebriated
gentleman.
Edward Hays and Herbert Clark, as twin
dudes.
A. A Dassonville, as Romeo; elegant
costume.
d. Sullivan, as lion.
J. Mitchell, as a mule.
l.. A. Kidder, as - Folly"
a. J. Muir, as a chandelier with patent
electric attachments
L. Meyeney just as tired as Senator
after the 99th ballot for President pro TEN.
Ed. Welsh, as Santa Claus.
q. McCleary, as the glazier, z. Cohen, q
local character.
E. Mckeever, as dandy dude.
Il. Hughes, as an organ-grinder, with
monkey attachment.
f. w. Marston, as Lord Lester; very
handsome costume.
VIM. Fawcett, as Frank Bush in Leav-
tits Minstres
II. l.. Bergman, as local lime peddler
d. DeBernardi, as Louis Payne, the pro-
prietor of the French restaurant very good.
Charles Phleger as " Hunting his Room. -
w. A. Douglas as Uncle Samuel"
Louis Stein as Joe Bush advertising SOUP
and beer; very well done.
w. Goottorsky as an old bum.
F. McGinness as IA Sutterville spring
chicken.
James Flynn as Marys Little Lamb"
Charles Welchs as Mother Hubbard S
Dog"
John Buck as " The Boss of the Harem. =
The following were in domino: f. Du-
gan, E. Yardly, Edgar Ray, VIM. Meyers,
A. Parsons, w. J. Hoehn, James Kelley,
J. II, Swain, H. Bird, E. b. Vaudeville, A
Cabney, Ed. Van Alstein, F. kast, Harry
r. Crouch, John Murrel!, George Frisk, W.
H. Hill, c. Robertson, +. C. Storey, W X.
Wright, J. Brown, H. Charleyville, 7. II.
Krump, J. Z. Fairfield, W. L. Smith, J. 3.
Murphy, VIM. Swift, Charles Smith Geo
Reuter-, W. j. Hogan. Benz. F. Graves, T.
ToOle, NJ. NJ. Odell, w. A Hall
AT midnight, the committee of ladies and
gentlemen who had been selected to act as
judges made the following awards:
Best dressed lady, an elegant bisque. to
Miss Berry, of San Francisco, as the Queen
OF PEARL
Best dressed gentleman, a gold watch, to
Mr. Howell, as " Lord Lester
Second best dressed lady-silver pitcher
Mrs. D. J. Simmons, as Queen of
Gold.
Second best dressed gentleman-a smok-
ing-lacket-A. a. Dassonville, as Romeo"
Best sustained character by gentleman
Dressing case - William Elkus, as the
Statue of Washington
Best sustained character by a lady-La-
dies gold watch-Mrs. Wasserman, as
Hoyts Cologne"
Best local character-Musk set-Mrs. T.
J. Mccormick, as e Hammers drug store -
Best original character-Toilet set-Mrs.
Lyons as - Beginning of Life"
Best local character for gentleman-Gold
pen-H. Nathan, as "A. Hyman, the piano
dealer"
Second best sustained character byacnt
cuff buttons-Abe Wilson, "Old Blacl,
Joe"
Best group-S5o in gold" Barnum's
Side Show"
Second best group-$2o in gold" Little
German Band
Door prize for ladies, No. 203-lady's per-
fume case-AIrs. NJ. 4. Howard
Door prize for gent, No. 120-smoking
stand-A. d. Bulger