Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-05
Homo. sMeet Home.
AMONG THE DANCERS.


All night long the music played and the
dancers danced. Supper changed for a
time the character of the festivities but
did not interrupt them. The morning was
no longeF In its first youth when the calls
for carriages and the slamming of doors
denoted that the merrymakers were at
last seeking home and rest.
The dancing floor during the early part
Of the night was scene OF mingled
Rayety aud beauty. Aside from the
dancers there was plenty TO attract the
spectators notice. After the grand march
the orchestra began to play, and almost
before the last note Of martial melody had
died away a waltz sent the costumed
dancers swaylng over the polished floor.
The members Of the General Committee,
Messrs. II. NJ. BOley, A. NJ. Letter, J.. r.
Robinson, II. Strauss, A. E. DrYfus, T.
Il. Haym and A. 5. Guckenheimer. and of
The Floor Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Boley, LETTER. Haym, Dryfus and Guck-
enbeimer. were everywhere present. and
nothing that could add to the comfort or
enjoyment OF those present was lett IN
done.
SOME OF THE CHARACTERS.
Among the many characters were the
salvation Army under the cOlOnelcy Of
Mr.. y. o. GOttleib and consisting OF Miss
II. Strauss, Mrs. =. Strauss, Mrs, 5. Bins
y
Levy, Mr.. 5. Binswanger, Mr. Ben ROos,
Mr.. Max Hlrsch, Mr.. Moses Dryfus, Mrs
j. hO0s, aud Mr. S. II. ROthschlld.
The minstrel troupe, comprising Mr.. and
Mrs. l. q. Haas, MIR. and Mrs. Max Rob-
inson. Mr.. Adolph Berg, Mr.. A. p SOLO
mon, Miss q. b .rg and Miss f. Loewen-
thai, was one OF the best in the hall The
Goddess OF Liberty, Miss Lille Byck, as
sisted by Mr.. w. $. Byck, was pretty gen.
orally ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be the best lady
character in the hall Others were
the orange tree, by Mr.. S. Freidlein:
DID Confederate colder in tent, Mr.. David
Robinson; white washer, Mr.. Abe Gerst:
old woman In shoe, Mr. d. Rothsohild (:
organ grinder, Dir 5. Brandt: Polar
hunter, Mr.. $. sternbeTg: clown, MIR. S..
Gardner; dOuOle-taced woman-prohibi-
ton and anti-prohibition-M ID. Roth :
milliner, Mrs. NJ. Praecer; sailors. Mr.. NJ.
Lilienthal and Miss Maude Loewenthal.
old cotton picker, Mrs. d. Hecht: Jump
ing jack MI. ID. s. Gardner; old clo'
merchant, Mr.. M. Herman; the dude, Mir.
j. M. Appel.
AWARDING THE PRIZES
The contest for prizes was until II
0clock. when the bugle call announced
that Che judges, Alderman II. Myers
Capt. e. n. Branch aud Mr.
Lawrence Lippman were ready TO make
the awards. There was rush for the
part OF the hall where the judges stood
and every one was anxious % know just
who had won. Alderman Myers an
nounced the award OF the Rentlemen'i
Prize a handsome diamond pin, % the
character Of the whitewasher, who proved
70 be Mr.. Abe 0erst, and the ladies' prize
also diamond pin, 10 the lady
In the character OF the double
faced woman, Mrs X. Roth
Two other prizes in sealed packages were
awarded-One TO the Salvation Army anC
The other 10 the group representing th'
morning bath. After the award OF thi
prizes dancing was resumed and w8l
continued without intefmiesi0n until the
lastayaltz had boon played.
Supper was served in the supper room
on the first floor and was an elaborate
sffair.
WHO WE'RE on THE FLOOR.
Among the people present we're Mr.