The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-06
A BEAUTIFUL TRIUMPH.
CHE CHARITY BfLL At THE BEL
TIDERE HhLL.
Lovely Women, Exquisite Gowns and Costly
Jewels Arrival of the Crowd Grand
March-Supper- Dancing Musio-Depart-
ure for Home.

March-supper- Dancing Musio--DePart-
ure for Home.
The charity ball at the Bclviderc last night
was beautiful triumph. made 80 by the beauty
of the women, the brilhancy Of the jewels the
picturesque gowns displayed, and by the combi-
nation Of beauty, culture, and wealth.
This event, which was postponed under such
sonowful circumstances Is now an event OF the
past and nothing remains but happy memo
ries.
BY 0 o'clock the crowd began 10 arrive. and
carriage after carriage, in one perfect stream
rolled up and ompiied ltscii OF rs IslT oCcu-
pants. BY half-past Q o'clock the moor was
was one sea Of people-acres of people It might
be said-and the beauty of both women ana
gowns made lovelypicture. ,.,.
About 10 O'Clock the grand march took place
md then ID was that the handsome gowns worn
could be seen to the best advantage, AOo9i -
o'clock the march Tor supper wa; maze eS @n 'g
excellent one. The large supper-room IN the
west end of the building WAS used, besides the
stage of the hall, and the tables as the guests
and enjoyable. On one Of the tables was large
Charlotte russo holder made Of cream, on
which was surmountcd (inade OF gelatlnel
large circle, in WHICH IN cream letters were ihe
words Charity Ball, lsel' Surmountlng TINS
vas Tyre, and the whole affair made very
pleasing and commanding appearance.
The centre pieces on the other tables were
beautiful ornamental cakes and flowers. and the
COLLATION. reflected much credit upon the
The music was furnished by Professor NJ.
Stems orchestra Of ten pieces, and was by iar
The best dance music that has been rendered III
Richmond for years All the selections had n
brightness and sparkle about them rarely
heard in ball room, and hike Mr.. Moesta' nr.
btein deTserves a great deal OF credit.
Up 10 midnight dancing, at least what is
known as round dancing was done under IN
foulties, the crowd being so great heie Wa i
..tgrta tyH lrf a
ned out and during the morning dancing was
all that could DO desired.
ASS whole, the ball was triumph success
and the ladies of the Hebrew Benevolent Asso-
citation may well feel proud oil their cohsuinina-
ton.
Among those present were;
Miss Hattie Anthony, Norfolk, red crepe de
chine and jacQueminot roses;
Mrs Moses Andrews, black lace and lacque-
Mrs S. j. Binswanger, wedding dress of white
Mrs. Fred. Brauer. grey silk and jacQucminot
Miss Emma Bachrach. Grecian costume Of
white India silk and emcralds, ,
Miss Lila Blum. lavender INDIA SIX ana now
Miss Helen Binswanger white China silk.
Miss Sadie Block. grey crepe dc chine ana
diamonds. 90,
Mrs. Hannah Cohen. black net, gilt trim
mings diamond ornaments
Mrs Samuel Cohen, black point lace and da-
Mrs Isaac Cohen, black faio and pearl orna-
Mis- Belle Carton. yellow silk and diamonds.
Miss David. Of Wilmington, y. C., lemon crepe
de chine and roses.
Mrs s. Eigenbrum Petersburg; pink silk and
Miss Nettie Eichberg red china silk, mousse
line de Sole diamonds.
Mrs. b. Florsheim, black net and gilt trim
Mrs Jacob Cans, grey crepe de chine and dia-
Miss Marian Greenwald, black net and gold
Miss isls Fiorie Greenwald, pink crepe de chine.
Miss Minnie Gunst. blue India silk and lace
oyerdress, feather trimmings.
Miss Minnie Goldenberg, pink India silk and
Mrs A. Greentree black silk and diamonds
Mrs NJ. Gunst, black silk and point Lace pearl
Miss Lille Gerecke. of Norfolk, Neb., white
crepe de chine: jacquominot roses
Miss Sarah Hutzler, white crepe de chime,
white fur tlppets and diamonds. go
Mrs Hirsh, Atlanta, white India silk, lavender
trimmings.
Miss Molle kaZmi nsky. gray poult dc sole
Miss Jennie Lions, black lacegoid embroidery.
Mrs j. l.. Levy. black lace and diamonds.
Miss 1illie Ilebermuth, white crepe dc chime
and Mareschal Mel roses.
Miss Rosa Lichtenstein, white Brussels lace
Miss Marion Levy, light gray faille, pink car
nations
Miss Ray,Myers, white China silk and pearls.
Mrs. Fred Myers, orange and white brocadc,
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Ii. II, Meyer, white point lace and dia-
Miss May Michalbacher, satin with lace over
dress, ostrich tips. jacqueminOt roses.
Miss Rosa Pyser, Petersburg, white lace and
diamonds.
Miss Katie Pyle, gray crepe de chine and
jacQueminOt roses.
Mrs Philip Peyser, cream lace with silk trim
Mrs. A. L. straus, black crepe de chine and
violets
Mrs. Simon syclo black lace, OLD rose over
Mrs. l.. L. Straus, cream colorcd silk, white
lace overdress, diamonds.
Mrs. l.. Stem, hehotrope crepe dc chine ana
Miss Rosa Schaap black lace and diamonds.
Miss Lille Schaap, white India silk and roses;
Miss Katie Salamonsky, white silk mule and
Miss Minnie Semon, gray silk and jacQue-
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Straus, pink crepe de chine
Mrs. II. ID. Stein, black lace and diamonds.
Miss Mamie Stein, white crepe dc chine, lace
Miss Sarah straus, black silk lace oyerdress
Mrs. Gus Thalhimer, grey crepe de chine and
Mrs. S, S. Ullman, black lace and diamonds
Miss Rosa Weinberg, Petersburg, black net
and diamonds.
Mrs Leon Wallerstien, pink faille and pink
roses
Miss Bessie wallerstein, white India silk and
gold trimmings.
Miss WerZberger Baltimore, yellow crepe de
chine and diamonds.
Miss Celia Wennan, New York, black silk and
diamonds.
Mrs Baruey wertheim, cream colored silk and
pearl ornaments.
Messrs. ". l. Nelson, julius Levitt Seymour
Rycle, Jacob Cans, Gus Mallerstein. DR.. Thai
himer, Max Straus, Abe Strsus. Moses Thai
hlmer, Henry Angle, Abe Mhitlock. Fred ),
Myers, 5. Swarizschild Morris Asher Gus
Ihalhimer, Byron Bear, Sol Pyle, Elias Hauil,
L. Cans, ): Bnswanger, Joseph Waller
ftein' Neil Kaufman, Louis Stein, Joseph
Levy Samuel Cohen, Lawrence Sycie
Henry Cohen, Jacob Edol, Abe Never H.
II. Meyer, Simon Whitlock, A. J. Binswanger,
Daniel Millhiser Jacob Lichtcnstein. Daniel
Mmtlock, Monroe Levy, Gus Wallerstein, Moses
Iander, Moses Black, Moses Btndheim. Jacob
bycle.
A great deal Of the success is due TO Mr.. Samuel
Bendhelm no was indefatigablc in his efforts
70 make the ball what II was-8 beautiful event.
Sons of st. George.
There was an excellent attendance of men,
bers and friends of Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge
NJ their open meeting last night. The Sec