Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-28
ANCEATBELVIDERE
OPENING BALL or THE JEFFERSON
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CIRCLE.
Tho Hall Beautifully Decorated and Many
Pretty Girls Present-A Magnificent
supper and Sweet Music.

The opening Of the Jefferson Literary
and Social Circle was given last night a
Belvidere Hall and tho attendance wal
unusually large.
The SPACIOUS room was beautifully
decorated with palms, and the stage enc
of the hall was literally banked in ever
greens and potted plants.
STEMS orchestra, consisting OF ten
pieces, furnished magnificent music fol
the occasion. The players were hidden
behind the scenery OF the stage, and the
sweet strains which emanated from the
unseen source had peculiarly pleasant
effect.
The costumes OF the ladies were elabo-
rate, and some OF the dancers strikingly
pretty.
THE PROGRAMME.
The following was the program me OF
the evening: /. Grand March, " Phila-
delphia", Wiegand. 2. Lanciers,
"Falks", Moses. 3. Waltz, "Jona'
than, Millocker. 4. Polka, High
School Cadets, Sousa. 5. Riley,
elite, Sfernhauser. 6. Waltz, "Com-
rade" Moses. 7. Polka, vienna
Dudes, Wagner. 8. Waltz, Irine y,
Brunt. 9. Lanciers, "a Night in We
nice, Moses. 10. Polka, 1.-The Ma
tional Guard, Aronsan. II. Waltz,
"Danclng Waves, Tobini. II. Riley,
"Tivoli -, Occa. 10. Polka. "Bowery
Boy, Sternbagen. il. Waltz, "Mia
Bella y, Roeder. Good night" Sweet
Dreams.
FLowER-ADORSED TABLES.
At 1870 the terpsichoreans ceased
their dancing to follow still more de
lightful pastime that of partaksng of
supper. The meal was a magnificent
one. Moesta had exerted his utmost
energies to make the menu tempting
aud the tables beautiful. Flowers adOrn-
ed the festal board on every side aud
huge pyramids of cakes rendered the
scene more tempting. The bill
Of fare included all the delicacies
of the season and among one Of the
most unique features of the meal were
the delicious candies, some of which
were moulded in the shape OF crowns
and filed will. fowers. As the crowd
was so large too tables were set one be-
hind the scenery and the other in the
room IN the northwest corner OF the
building.
The following gentlemen constituted
the Committee on Arrangements for the
occasion NJ. II. Asher chairman, $.
i. Bloomberg, Morris Ganss. NJ. j.
Binswanger, G. Il. Schaap, and Morris
Levy.
TIE GUESTS.
The following were some of the guests :
DIR. and Mrs. Levy. Mrs. Fred Myers,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Calisch, Mrs. Sol.
Binswanger, Mrs. Max Straus, Mrs.
Charles Thalhimer, Mrs. Gus. Thalhi-
mer, Miss Greenwald, Miss Flora Green
valid, Mrs. Henry Wallerstein, Mrs. Jo-
seph Wallerstein, Miss Sarah Straus,
Miss Florence Leibermuth, Miss Bette
CarOn, Misses Flora and Hattie Loyen-
stein, Miss Hessberg, Mrs. Henry Myer,
Miss Rebecca Whitlock, MiEs Rosalie
Mitteldorfer, Miss Rosa Lichtenstein,
MISS ICuNtIcu, vi HIldutlIp li1 -hIeo
Daniella Stern, Miss Resale Schaap,
Miss Hannah Hutzler Miss Lily Scbsap,
Mrs. l.. l.. Straus, Mrs. Moses Nay,
Miss Emma Bachrach, Miss Fannie
Wallerstein, Mr.. Il. b. Jacobson,
Hon. William Loyentein, Messrs. Aaron
l.. Stern, Gus. Wallerstein, Leroy
Mitteldorfer, II. d. Stern, Ike Levy,
John Rhode. Elias Rhode. II. S. Bins
wanger, Seymour Sycle, Jake Meyer,
Daniel Whitlock. l.. Nachman, 10. Wal
lerstein, II. Wallerstein. Sol. Binswan-
ger, Sam. Bendheim, M. NJ. Strause.
Jake Ganss, b. j. Bear, Byron Bear,
Alex. Schaap, Lorenz Schwerin, l.. l..
Strause, |. l. Strause, S. Proskauer,
Henry Meyer, Ike j. Marcuse, b. i.
Myers, f. Ullman, Moses May, +.
Raab, l.. q. Morris, Charlie Thalhimer,
Moses Thalhimer, 10. Rosenbaum, ST
mon Sycle, Gus. Thalhimer, A. L.
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