The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-25

| the jefferson Literary ana social Niftlo-
Many Lovely Women Present Description
of Costumes.
The Purim ball was a complete Success.
The feast of tina, name had a happy climax.
Ii was made so hy the beauty of the women the
handsome costume, worn. the hriiiancy Oh
jewels the grace of the iair ones aud the gal
lantries OF the men.
| Bcludere Hall last night was scene OF hlsh
| carnival. and wore gay aspect.
By eociock it was comfortably filed with
dancers. AMI until morning hours all wooed INC
| goddess Tcrpsichore.
! Atmidnight a splendid collation. served by
| Zi,um,rmann made ahappy break IN the pro-
! ccedings.
There were many beautiful young ladies pres
Ni,. lille Schaap was very pretty as Eu'erpoj
| the goddess OF music. She wore costume %
! white lace trimmed with bars OF music. ,t
| Miss Emma Bachrach personated III lpFcy
! manner Cleopatra. ami wore a gown OF Nnlc
| crepe. with garniture OF emeialls hoi 'H'"'"
/ MIR Henry Angie. represented tho asp. ., -.
/ Miss / lille Grrekc. OF Nebraska, prettlly I'M
/ pcrsonated Bulwcr's heroine Ione ana wore
/ costume of white CHINA sin, H.. =, .,p;r.-
/ Mis-. Rebccca MhltlOck A. Josephine III 4 ~
fore was clad in a dress OF white faillc ana rear
Mrs. II. II. Never wore a beautiful costume on
white iaile and real lace ana perSon1''" 'A'
M MIS- o Nav Michabecher in white brocade
costume trimmed with Dutc1ess IaCe lgt.V ,'
| ed one of Helen Danles. N4' ii"'i'
| ger was the other BABY. .. ,..-oo,i,.o o e
Night She wore "a creatluhvl IN IA ~,r,iors
! silver and gold stars sHt'ol'" i'"'' "''
ME- rt NJ Strans was charming as a gypsy girl
and wore 4 dress OF pink ialAe Win net over
NJ. Miriam Frank. of New York, wore a pretty
! cashmere ot mous,eline dc soie ana persohated
Persian flower glrl. ,..,..;,, - ..,s,,,,,,o
] Miss josie hauIlualH iIV'' 4"'N'' ~ "
VI l11iss l /. iihaihimer. Lady Gay Spanker; black
/ net and gold trimmings. - fi,,
! Miss i,hae Myers. Baby, IN creation Oh yoHo"
Mrs Charles Thalhuner. black silk and dIa-
MI Moses Thalhimer, Madame De Stael in
''S Mrs. AIeSanderSch Leah the Forsaken IN
/ black lace and diamonds. I'LL .ii ~
Mrs. Henry Meyer, Marquette, black SILK ana
' Sirs. Myer Kirch, Queen Elizabeth brocaded
'i ll. I'm, ,ihs 'IiIpaIhimer. gray China silk.
Miss Hattie Hessburg wore handsome Isll.
| tune Of gray faille and personate0 queen LII
MI sr. Alexander II. Myers A. Folly. wore
pink China silk creation with pre'ty heause"r
, IonD DR. ' Bear Of Nebraska wedding dress Of
WIS Irs Jose Joseph L. Levy, ella Nurse sateen
| and apron. . N-;..,..,,tb Con-
| turv mousseliue dc sole and diamonds. Ill.,
Mics Bette Straus, gray and China sllk' "hite
'A1iss Eotio Wichalbacher, Lady Of Lyons, in a
| creation Of white brocade and La france rose :;
| Mrs samuel Cohen, brocadod China SILK ana
0i Mis- Fanny walorstein, white China silk
MI Rosa Iitchenstein. Psyche, in black lace
| and gold trimmings
Mrs j. Cans. Madam Racamier IN gown OF
| blue plush train with brOcaded gold 'front.'
| Miss Hennie WintZberger, OF Baltimore Nhlle
'' Mis- BETTE Csron yellow China silk jewel
Miss ii,i'' k5ebeccs Yhitlock, Court Lady, gray
M Yrs Ia Edward Thiiock, black lace creation
| over old rose china silk.
Miss Lima Blum handsome gown Of lavender
| China silk. She personated Empress Josephine;
Mrs Jacob Kirsh. brocaded China silk anu
Mrs. Sol Binswarger yellow China silk and
= Miss Florence Liebennoth, black lace and dia-
Miss Mammie Straus. cream crepe de chine,
silk ribbed wings, diamonds ~
Miss Sadie Black IS Night. She wore Dewltch-
ing costume Of black crepe de chine.
Among the men present were: NJ. Ale9ander
Meyer Pullman car p9rter r m ~ Slbg3isf5
Jr. MIR Myer Syclc. Berry Wall; Alr. joseph
| Rosenbaum. Baron ROthschlld; Mt ABE INIT
lock Lord Chamberain;, Mr.; Byron Bear,
spanish Irobadour MIR " Asher, SIR Lucius
Trigger: Mr.. Daniel Whitlock Russian noble
man; Mr.. Charles Schaap, Little Lord taunt-
leroy; Mr. Gus Waierstoin, lay mlnlstrel' MI
/ Is Myers. Lord Chumley.
One of the most important ~ well AS amusing
feature of the ball, was the kazzle-DaIZie ITO
Mr. Barnes OF New York was pcrsonatcd by Mr..
" Sherrick: Mr Potter OF Texas was acted by
Mr.. Gus Walerstein and MIR Nobody OF No
whore could be seen IN Mr l.. stein.
The ball was given by the Jefferson Literary
and Social circle. and they may feel Justly proud
OF the success achieved.
IL was in charge Of the Entertainment Com
rnittee composed Of Mossrs NJ II. Asher, chair
man: Sir. e.. f. Schaap. > /. Bloomherg. Morris
Ciauss. W. l. Binswanger, Monro Levy and A. ID.
| Whtlock
chestra and embraced selections from Wagner,
Iobani sullivan and Millocker.