Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27

| suit,
Mrs. Herman Fisher Bohemian peas
| ant
Miss Lizzie Fisher, Polish Princess.
Miss 5. heiser. music fancy dress; noted
| affair
Miss Kittie Johnson, fancy costume;
| white satin trim;ned with gold
Mrs. i. AreHZ, us Frost: a white, spark
| ling costume.
Miss Annie NeubatIer, rs rainbow
Miss Carrie Green, blue domino.
Miss Louisa Gilman. everlasting flowers
| Miss Kate Martin. Dolly Warden.
| Miss Lottie Bauer, good luck black dress
trimmed with lioiseshoes
| Miss Fannie Burk, blue domino
Mrs. Fred kunmerfelt. fancy domino.
Miss Florcace Botsio-;I, as jockey
| Mrs Minnie Geisel, pink domino
| Miss Minnie kuntle, dress of crazy patch
! work.
Miss Louisa Dietrich, fancy costume.
! Miss Sobrina kinille, in costume of her
own make strikingly chaste and beautiful
| representing the modest panSy 1t testified
to good taste and skill on her part.
Mrs. Mamie LeMay, fancy dress
Mrs \. Heisen. German milkmaid
| Miss Minnie Heisen, as Mrs. d. Nc
Glashan, fortunc-teller.
Miss kittie Eckhardt fancy dress.
| Miss Clara Strobel fancy dress.
| Miss +. Sr0bel. rs flower girl.
| Miss Molie Carroll, as 4 Hibernian lady;
well made up.
Miss Belle Hoagland, Red Bidinghood.
| Miss Ncttie Gottlieb, fancy costume
Miss Carrie lIoagland an elegant fancy
costume.
Miss Rosa york, Moon and Stars
| Miss Gussie Moore, as a Gypsy Queen.
Miss Lille uornlein, as a Swiss peasant
girl.
Miss NJ. Rheude, 4 Polish Princess in
| royal costume.
Miss Frances Rhcude, a lady of Queen
Anne's court.
Miss May Van Boden as NJ Gss, well
made up and character we'll sustained.
Miss Alice Van Boden, Nan, the Good
for-Nothing," just too good for anything.
Miss L. Rhude, fancy Spanish costume.
Miss kittie Hoifeld, as - Music elegant
/, made up.
Miss Allie Carl, bride of 1890
Miss Emma Moore, fancy costume.
Miss Fannie Fell, as a street-singer, with
a guitar and song.
Mrs. George Sellinger, Spanish Princess;
very rich costume.
Miss Jennie Fay, as a pretty German
lass
Miss Mamie Matlock, as America :"
very pretty.
Miss B. Heitrich, fancy dress
Mrs. E. b. Wilson, Golden Gate Baking
| Powder.
Mrs. L. Mead, fancy dress,
Mrs. w. II. Chenoweth, fancy dress.
Mrs. Emma Mast, fancy costume.
| Miss Kate NJ ,kinly, Mother Hubbard
| Miss Dora Abrams fancy costume
Mrs Leonard Kellogg dressed in a cos
tune seventy years old in which her
! grandmother was married in 1904. 1t is
! made of white satin, is well kept and will
! be placed in the Loan Exhibition The
costume was complete, even to slippers
| and handkerchiefS.
Miss Dora Guth, fancy costume.
Miss Carrie Guth pink domino.
| Mrs. a. H. Sprague, fig leaves.
Miss Carrie Thompson, fancy dress.
Mrs. Jas. Cross, fancy dress.
Mrs. George Reuter- American flag.
Miss Lizzie Shields, fancy dress.
Miss Louise Gerber and Miss Rose Sny-
der, two spring blossoms.
Miss Mary Mehan, sailor suit
| Miss Kate Cornwell, costume made of
! towels-representing Hale Bros.
| Miss Mary Burns, fancy lace costume
| Miss Rose Gaffuey, fancy dress.
Miss Lucy Reichert, Mother Hubbard"
| Miss l.. Thompson, as Folly
Miss Mamie Ryan, as a bunch of keys;
neat and tasty costume.
Mrs. J. T. Fulton, Mrs. George T. Shepp
Miss Mary Clark, as the Salvation Army.
Mrs. 4. S. Woods rs materialized
spirit.
Mrs J. E. Brommer, fancy costume.
Miss Mary Geiscl an elegant fancy cos
tune.
Miss Annie Nelson, " Cinderella; :" home
mo. - rCsG+
Miss Matte Johnson, fancy costume
homemade.
Mrs Kittie Winkleman, black domino.
Miss Celia kohn, black domino.
Mrs J. II. Corbin, pink domino.
Mrs Emma Flohr, black domino.
Miss Julia Reichert, pink domino
Miss May Quinn, fancy domino.
Miss Annie Quinn, fancy domino.
Mrs. James Mooney, elegant fancy cos
tune.
Miss Louis Gurnett, homemade crochet
costume.
Miss Gussie Feyhl, Vanity
Mrs. T. J. Mccormick, fancy dress
Mrs. A. Miller, fancy dress.
Mrs. J.. BatemaFf, fancy dress.
DreSSmakers' group of tive-AIrs. !. b
Pierrepont, Miss Kate Burns, Miss Hattie
Shemmenger Miss Rose kunz, Miss Nellie
Trowbridge.
Miss Frances Lothammer, 4" Princess Car
nival''
Mrs. L. NJ. M.Wiedmann, Queen of Roses,
homemade elegant costume.
Miss NJ. L. Bowles, an elegant Highland
costume.
Mrs Peter Turner, a rich fancy costume
Miss Hattie Gitfen, Of Truckee, an elegant
costume representing Night"
Miss Lizzie Cornell, fancy costume
Mrs T. Mason, America
Miss Leila Melbourne, fancy costume.
Miss Hattie Melbourne, fancy dress.
Miss K. a. Hughes, fancy dress
Miss Laura Van Norman, domino.
Mrs. L. Swift, Spanish flower girl
Miss Mamie Swickert, Police Ne,rs
Mrs. G. Sellinger, q Spanish princess.
l.. Comet, homemade dress crochet
very good.
f. Feen Western Hotel chambermaid.
Mrs. James Mooney, diamond princess.
GENTLEMEN MAsKERs.
William Douglass of Truckee Ga defender
of sawdust), as fish food
C. Snyder, H. l. Seymore (as prima
donna) g. Hagelstein, w Elmer, F. Krebs,
r. kleinsorge, f. Miller, II. Raeder, as
ballet dancers.
A Arnold, dudish page
l., Reeber, wandering musician
T. Kelley, as DIR. McNurtrey. American
wonder.
Phillip Siebenthaler, as Prince Carnival
W. J. kaerth, negro wench.
L. Sieke, an Irishman just from the
d" ould sod
C. IIagesten, as Dan Rice the great clown.
A. Kleinsorge, an acrobat and gymnast.
f. krebs, a glazier who can knock out
more lights than he can put in.
W. Eckhardt, dandy clown.