The evening world., 1888-02-28

bnth-schO0l at tho Lexington Avenue
observation-disclosures Of the Harlem
Turn Verein Out In Masks-Many Recep-
tions by Lodges and Other Associations.
Monday night is generally an " off " night
In the city bathrooms, but still there are 80
many different lodges and associations that
wish to entertain their friends that they are
not all able to secure the more desirable
nights, and scenes of gnyety may be found.
The Lexington Avenue Opera-House, for
instance, was packed last evening. when a
Purim entertainment was given by the chill
dren of tho Sabbath-school of the Synagogue
Gates of Hope. The officers of the copgrega-
ton were out IN force to look after the pleas
ure of the little folks. Adolph Sinsheimer is
President, Louis Schwartz Vice-President, L.
Plonsky Treasurer and L. Jacobsohn Secre-
tary. The trustees are Marx Meyer, the
founder of the institution; M. Simon, l..
Brow, S. Schwersenski and d. Stern.
In immediate charge were the following
gentlemen:
Committee of Arrangements-sol Brandt, s. A.
Goldstein, \. N. ROsenbaum, Dave Alexander, IL,
Mepdelsohn, Joe Friedenstein, Alfred SCHNEIDER,
Sol schwarz, :. Drechsler. Reception Committee
j. l.. Smith. Daniel Frey.
THE Sleeping Beauty" was presented
with the persons following in the cast
Frederick weingarten, Frances Meyer, William
Schwarz, Florence Smith, Sidney Ettinger, Samuel
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ka.ski' Bsno Gundslanger' Hattie 1 WelR-
s ss1.enl bern Ea0Ff Kss,row Meyer Daisy Sn''lq Harb saSSS'
Florence Ansbach, Lillian Berlina, iulda Benedict,
Mamie Plonsky, Rose Meyer, Ida Weingarten,
Fannie Bernstein. Ray Br1nswlcik, Minnie Adams
Celia Meyers, Lena Adams, Helen Ansbach, sarah
Meyer, Berthe Schwarz, Lillian Peasley, Edna
Stern, Gertrude Hopp, Rosa kothgieser, Lena
Augusta Lassner. Hattie Lassner, Lena Storm,
Annie samuel, Florence Ettinger' Harriet Bach
The fairy ballet included Lulu Harberger, Daisy
Harberger, Edna Stern, Sarah Meyer, Rosa Bacn,
Lillian Peasley, helen Ansbach, sadi schwer-
Hoopel dance, by Miss Lille Cartier; Rotations,
by Miss Lulu Harrerger, s. Katska, Miss Jacob
sohn and sadi seegel; songs, by Miss Daisy Har-
berger, Lillian Benrman, Al Benedict and 8.
Benedict.
After the performance there was a dance.
Among the pretty toilets seen on the ball
room floor The EVENING WORLD reporter
noted the following:
Mrs p. ". Cartier, black silk and gold, with
black dotted tulle trimmings, the corsage cut in a
wide v and edged with gold wheat; tan-colored
mousquetaires and diamond ornaments.
Miss Louise Pepper, seal brown satin, with q pink
satin vest and passementefle trimmings.
Miss Emily JacoDsohn, perle satin with pink
satin vest.
AVID y. itooSp pineh oatilt hbA iuS0 "tth Vhats
satin vest ; jet ornaments and corsaae boquet.
Miss Bertha THESE, b ack velvet with a deep V
Mrs. wmiam Clark. white lace yelling, China
eilk, with the neck of the corsage cut V shape both
front and back /; a wide white MORE sash was also
Miss Violet sunshimer, black satin with black
Mrs. Leo Harberger, terra-cotla satin.
Miss Helen Gugenheimer, black satin, with jet
Mrs. n. e. Goosky. black satin and Jet.
Mlss Alice Schultz, white satin, with Spanish lace
draperes; the corsage cut In a wide deep V, yelled
with Spanish lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. B. Stevens, black lace. with jet
as ,epaulets on a black satin corsage.
Mrs Morris slim, black satin ald Jet.
Miss Carrie Rosentnal, OF Syracuse, black satin.
with gold passementeriea and black jet trimmings.
Miss Hannah stern, navy blue satin, with pink
Miss Elmira Boch, black satin and jet, trimmed
with black MORE antique silk.
Mrs. j, Daubnenburg, black lace over black
Blk, with q pretty corsage bouquet.
Mss Martina Joachim, navy Ilue satin.
Miss Lena Strom, baby blue satin and tulle.
Miss Annie Bernstein, pink satin, with q V-cut
corsage.
Miss Fannie Lassner. terra-cotta satin, with silver
passementerie trimmings.
Miss Celia Cohen, navy blue satin, with q vest Of
Miss Frances Bernstein, Scotch plaid cloth, with
O navy blue silk bodice.
Mrs. J. Dannenberg,, black silk and jet, with the
front OF the skirt OF embossed velvet.
Mrs n. shVerstein, black lace and jet orna-
ments.
MIRA B. Rosenchweig, black satin and jet orna-
ments, with the corsage cut V shape.
Mrs M. Meyer, black satin and velvet.
Mrs. A. Eliinger, black satin, with black lace
MIRA y Ettinger, black satin and Jet, the tablier
mass 6f jet; diamond ornaments
Miss 3. Webster, cardinal satin, with a deep
Mrs. j. q. Webster, black satin. trimmed with
MORE antique silk; the front OF striped velvet.
Miss Lille Peasley, BABY blue satin, with q
Miss Gertrude Hopp, baby blue silk, trimmed
with eau du Mi satin and tulie.
MISS Daisy HarbeIger, pink satin, with q high
Mics Lille Cartier, white satin. with silver
Miss Sarah Meyer. seal brown plush trimmed
with satin.
Miss Frances Meyer, white satin trimmed with
Miss Lulu Harberger. pink satin yelled with
tulle.
Miss Edna Stern, baby blue silk yelled with
dotted tulie and trimmed with lace.
MISS Florence Breckin, terra-cotta satin, with an
eau du Nil satin vest
Miss Pauline COIN, Gobein green silk, with an
embossed velvet vest
Miss Bertha Jacobsohn, pink carleton. with white
satin ribbon trimmings.
Miss Title JacoOs0hn, white satin, with white
satin ribbon trimmings.
Miss Minnie Hlrschneld, baby blue satin, honey
combed with silk Of the same shade.
MISS IDA Ansbach, terra-cotta satin, with q white
Miss Florence Ettinger, baby blue satin and lace.
MISS Jennie flatKy' Scotch plaid. with lace trim
Miss Rose Wald, cardinal satin and lace.
Miss Hattie Weiugarten, pink satin and lace.
Miss Blanche Platky, Scotch plaid and lace.
Miss Annie slefen, cafe-au-lait silk, with TRIM
minRs OF brown satin.
Miss Florence smith, striped velvet, trimmed
with ruby velvet; the corsaRe cut d~6colletS,
Miss Carrie Kahn, steel gray satin, with ruby vel
b vet trimmings.
Mrs. ]. L Smith, black satin and lot.
Hiss Ray Brunswick, scarlet satin and tulle.
Miss Hattie Meyer, q skirt OF black MORE antique
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