The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-30
TERPSICHORE REIGNS.
wtyy corrpLEs or MERRY DANCERS
ENJOY THEMsELyEs.
Tho Tuesdav German at the Masonic Tenn
ple-The CotiIiion Club mt BeNidere
HaiI-Masked Rail- at Poweli's Hall.

The Tuesday German Club gave most
delightful entertainment AZ the Masonic
Temple last evening. The ballroom
which is known as the Grand Lodge
room. never appeared 10 better advan-
tage. and the scene. full OF joyousness
and happiness was one OF rare beauty
The beautiful gowns OF the young ladies
enhanced their loneliness, and the broad
cloth Of the men made most behttng
background. There was served during
the evening delightful collation.
Among those present were: Chaperons-
Mrs. Lucien Tatum, Mrs. Allan laiOo't'
Mrs. Charles +. Smith. Mrs. James Pat'
terson. Mrs. Charles Talbot Mrs A. D.
Camm, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs Az
fred T. Harris Mrs. r. S. Bosher, MIS-
c. ID. Langhorne.
Miss Cora Darlington, MISS Neile BOY
kin. Miss Mamie Walden OF Ashland MISS
Annie Gray. Miss Lizzie Bridges MISS
Nellie Parker. Miss Ellen BAR MISS
Marion Harris Miss Ellen Cooke. Misses
Berta and SaIlle Wexford. Miss Annis
Howard. Misses Rosse and Barton oil
Barton Heights. Miss Gertrude Camm,
Miss Bessie FauntlerOy Miss Columbia
HAYES. Miss Meta Potts. Miss Mary
Mayo. Miss Sallie Talbot, Miss Henry
Of Norfolk. Miss Fleet, Mrs. Robert
powers. Mrs. Willie Talbot, Mrs. Bry-
den remnant. Mrs Henry Frayser.
The ConIIion Club at the Belvidere.
The Cotillion Club Of Richmond gave
their second dance at Belvidere Han last
night.
Some twenty-five couples participated In
the entertainment
The music was furnished by PROFESSOR
STEMS orchestra and a delightful even
ing was spent by all.
MANY of the dancers attended the per-
Torrance of Hamlet. with Mr.. Wilson
Barrett I'm the title role at the Academy
OF Music.
Tne beautiful dressing Of the ladies
lent q bright tinge Of color TO the sombre
black of the evening dress of the men.
Dancing began about II 80 In the spaci-
Gus ballroom OF Belvidere Hall, and the
scene was a very brilliant one.
A Masked Ball.
The scholars Of the dancing school Of
Miss Bella Walden and few invited
friends enjoyed the evening en- me sque at
Powell's Hall, corner Of Twenty-fourth
and Leigh streets. last night.
The grand march was at $50, and at
that hour the floor was filed with the
merry maskers. among whom was repre-
scented every sort OF costume.
The unmasking was at II o'clock, and
many were the expressions of surprise at
the successful concealment of the identity
of the dancers.
The music was furnished by Professor
Dey and his orchestra, and the merry
dance was kept up till A. NJ. this morn
ing.
The walls of the hal were lined with
spectators young and old, and all, dan
GERS and visitors, enjoyed themselves.
Here is list of the principal people in
costume last evening:
Bohemian Girl, Miss Rosa Salamonc;
Gypsy Fortune-Teler, Miss Florence
Myers; Evening Star, Miss Edna Wey-
mouth; Bootblack, Mir. J. Riddick New;
Clown. Mr. Harvey Walden; Baseball
Player. MIR. O. A Stanley; Snow Queen,
Miss Lille Smith: Topsy. Miss Lee Smith
Sailor Miss Eva Mack Domino, Miss
Matte Dawson; Night Wind, Miss Eva
Stanley; English Lord. MIR Garnett Lee;
Morning Star, Miss Oracle Jeffress; Snow
flake. Miss Irene Settle; Baby Ruth Miss
Pauline eraser; Yum Yum, Miss Esther
Mack; Buttercup. Miss Kate Powell;
Clown, Mr.. John Fireman. Niger
Farmer, Mr.. T. b. Francis Jr.; Flower
Girl. Miss Ophelia Snellings; Chamber
maid, Miss Mary Williams; Gypsy Queen,
Miss Bertha Beazley; Society Coored
Lady, Miss Blanche Marks; Clown. Mr..
Horace T.. Burnett; Clown, Mr. Connie
Valentine; Folly, Miss Heua Walden;
Negro Dude. Mr.. +. H. Goodman Red
Riding Hood, Miss Ada Clayton; Knight,
Mr.. W. II. Collier.
Among the dancers not in costume were
Messrs. w. l.. Doughty and C. NJ. Tai
man.