Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-08

Miss Nellie Green in fancy costume.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Dean as "a Society Belize
Mrs. A. A. Dassonville. as Dame Krump
coming from market.
Mrs. Fred. L. May, as Olivette."
Miss Mamie Cummings in fancy dress.
Miss |. Foster in evening dress.
Miss Annie Nelson, as $ All is not gold
that glitters."
Miss Lou Meyers as Mrs. Langtry.
Miss Minnie Meyers as Maid of Orleans.
Mrs. J. Backrath as Queen OF Night"
Miss Eva Backrath as Polly the maid.
Mrs. Kittie Webber and Miss Ida Dolan
as the wives of the Turkish Prince.
Mrs. j. f. Best in court costume
Miss Matte Carrick, of Roseville, as High
land Mary
Mrs. A. J. Muir as "The Sacramento Citrus
Girl )" a costume of white material trim
med with orange leaves head-dress of the
same and basket of citrus fruit on her
arm.
Miss sonoma Flees in fancy costume.
Miss Lizzie Winters as "Undine, the
Water Sprite."
Miss Lizzie Fisher as Fairy Queen"
Miss Hattie Nicely as a society BELLE
Miss +. Howell in fancy costume.
Mrs. J. E. Dawson as Night"
Mrs. J. w. O'Meara as Morning"
Miss Katie Uhl as bonnie lass.
Miss Emma Hubert as spring flowers.
Miss Minnie Wilson as THE flag of our
country forever"
Miss Fannie Wilson as "The American
Union"
Miss Fannie Cable in fancy costume
Miss Martha Mangan as China Hall.
Miss Jennie Rowe as Daisy Dean
Miss Mabel Schwartz as a school girl.
Miss May Hines as I'm Sweet Six
teen"
Miss Belle Hewett as Sacramento Cog.
Miss Jennie Hines as MOTH Hub
bard"
Mrs. w. B. Oldfeld in fancy costume<S
Miss Ella Elder as crazy Quilt.
Mrs. Kate Cornell in fancy dress.
Miss May rms III fancy costume.
Miss Minnie Iorin as a shenierdess.
Mrs. A. Rheu de as Da; and Nignt.'
Miss Minnie Slote as The Peer Of Bay"
Miss Maggie Caloll in fancy dress.
Miss Mime Heisen as 81 he Little
H9g picker
Mrs. Ben Lesser ~ fancy costume.
Miss NJ. Corell as " The Coquette"
Miss Nellie Burns in fancy costume.
Miss Jennie Fay as Twilight"
Mrs: George Sellinger as Queen of
Gold"
MISS Olle Curl as California Fruits; :"
original.
Miss Emma Moore as Wild Ferns
Miss Jennie Carr as Pretty Butter
fly"
Miss Dollie Millen as a pretty waiting
maid.
Miss G. J. Berger in fancy dress.
Mrs. r. Billison as a lady's maid
Miss Annie Davis as Diamond Queen
Miss Kate Menke as a Princess
Mrs. ]. L. Sudan in fancy dress
GENTLEMEN MAsKERs.
]. Pearl as a Sacramento cigarette dude.
Il. Miller as K-street masher.
Ed. Mooney, an agile and well-painted
clown.
]. Dolan as a court-jeste
4. ]. Carlaw as a New Y ears caller.
]. +. Morrell as Deacon Strong" an
advocate for high license-and don't YOU
forgot it,
J. G. Cashin as an Arizona cow-dude.
Henry Ruthstein as a man who's not
afraid of Sullivan.
VIM. Baker as cold water advocate.
AL. Pritchard as "Old Hay Seed"
NJ. Striker as Looking for His Uncle"
A. L. Jamison as an evening journalist.
ager.
J. Asher, E. B. Vaudeville, ]. Rohr, F.
Duggan in Turkish costumes.
G. Jones as an advocate of free-trade.
H. A. Slade as a Turkish prince very
rich costume.
Fred. Joy as regular smasher a but
tonette.
James Odell, A boys best friend is his
mudder"
Walter Adams as Snow Flake Whisky
well represented and decidedly original,
Michael Neelis as ''0ld Probabilities
VIM. Roth as dudish phrenologist.
Frank Eldred as Any Old Knives to
Grind
James Backrath as " Day and Night"
Frank Lucas as Dan Rice, the clown
S. Butler, James Welsh and VIM. Hood
as Turkish Princes.
George Howard as Black Republican.
Al. Mosely, en- route to Honolulu for his
health.
John Klecs as The Chinese Must Co..
Martin Rausch, VIM. Hanlon, Al. Par
sons, Charles Walsh. T. Stevens, A. J. Muir.
C. II. Eldred, r. L. Payton and F. Shaw in
dominos.
p. S. Haefner, seeker after a Postoffice.
Charles Smith as a one-armed musician.
J. I. Shelton as clown.
G. c. Meckfessel. w H. Smith, L. Bowen
G. kreuzberger, Elmer Davis, John Paine.
VI d. piiispeiSi w. L. uilCh, NJ. Menke, IN
William Oldfeld, as Robinhood of sher-
wood Forest
C. Williams, as Chinese vegetable ven
der.
w. Z. Click, as a workingman.
Abe Wilson, Joseph Welsh. W. H. Blake
and ]. w. Broseus. as Professor Goheen
and his bilks" Wilson, as a mesmerist is
much superior to Goheen, and his tricks
would perfectly mystify the few that were
gulled by the exposed fraud who gave
performance in the Metropolitan not long
since.
Harry Holmes, as an Indian cigar
dummy.
II. l.. Bergman, as "Stuck on the See
saw Waltz
George w. Rawsan, as Quaker.
). 7. Higginson, as a clown.
The Judges were Mrs. Clarence A. Mel
son, Mrs. DIR. q. b. Clough. Miss Ida Will
son, Clay Chapman and Thomas Scott.
The award of prizes was made at IL
O'Clock, as follows:
Coupon prize, French clock-Ticket No.
407, Fred. W Day.
Richest costume Qady), gold watch
Queen of Gold" Mrs. Geo. Dellenger.
Best original costume gentleman. gold
chain - Snowflake Whiskey,: Walter
Adams.
Best original character Cadyl, silver berry
dish" Shower of Diamonds, Miss Annie
Davis.
Second best original character lady, set
OF gold earrings" Citrus Fair Mrs. A. J.
Muir.
Second best original character gentle
mani. silver match safe" What Is It?''
Louis Reber.
Best local character Qady) silver caster
old lady, Mrs. A. d. Woods.
Best LEGAL character (gentleman), silver
cake basket-One-armed fiddler, Charles
Smith.
Best sustained character (gentleman),
silver smoking set Indian cigar sign,
Harry Holmes.