The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-08
DANCE AT THE TEMPLE.
4 BRTLLTANT RAIL GIyEN By THE
NERO ANTILE CLUB.
The Grand Lodge Room n Scene OF Beauty.
Delightful COLLATION. Was Served to
the Tcrpsichorean wooers.

Mercantile 'lNu. Inc NFdnd GOdgc-rOOm,
ia which the dancing was done. presented
n scene Of rare beauty. and the fair
women. beautiful gowns and jewels. with
freir background Of broadcloth. made a
picture Of lovclinoss. The foyer was the
retreat FOR those not inclined to WOO the
Goddess Tcrpsichore. and ia the gallery
overlooking the dancers there were many
who have passed that stage in life where
dancing rs an enjoyment
Ihc chapcrons occupied seats about the
laf and AN combined TO make a tablcau
rtant ~ happiness and fcstivity.
tu orchestra OF twelve pieces furnished
dei-HiiHi music. They occupied positions
ODD tUc stage.
In the spacious dining-han above the
fal a delightful collation. was served
about midnight, and the repast was made
uQ ~ the choicest viands and delicacies
0, this and other markets.
Among those present were: Miss Emma
nf.hrach. exquisite gown OF yellow faille.
MISS Carrie Straus. white brocade. real
a'e and velvet trimmings: American
BEAUTIES.
Miss Rebekah Whtlock. old rose bro
c.1c. lace trimmings
Miss Danny Stern. cream crepe de
chine.
Miss Minnie Gunst beautiful gown OF
layondcr-striped silk; chiffon trimmings.
Miss Flora Newman white creme de
chine. real lace, ribbons; American beau
ties.
Miss Stern Of Baltimore. blue China
slk
Miss Bertha Flegenheimer. tan silk
Miss Salle Arenheim. yellow brOcade
ana diamonds.
Miss Fanny Lange. blue China silk.
Miss Fanny Wallcrstein. Nile green
China silk. diamonds and pearls.
Miss Florsheim, blue China silk; lace
trimmings.
Miss II. Bottigheimer Of Suffolk. white
crepe.
Miss Hortense Bottigheimer. Nile green
crepe de chine.
Miss Marion Levy. red crepe de chine.
Miss Fuda Bottigheimer white China
silk: chiffon trimmings.
Miss Blanche Binswanger, cream China
silk: Persian trimming.
Miss Mary Michelbacher, lavender
China silk.
Miss Rosa Freshman. lavender faille
and lace.
Miss Carrie Block. old rose and black
China silk.
Miss Rachel Kirsh. gray crepe de chine.
duchess lace
Miss Meta WaIerstein. white brocade.
Miss Maude Dalma. cream faille.
Miss Adele Rosenbaum. black silk. yell
low bodice; velvet and lace trimmings.
Mrs. 4. Nachman. black velvet. real
lace.
Mrs. Myer Kirsh. light blue brocade.
ribbon trimmings.
Mrs Samuel Bachrach, beautiful in a
gown Of pink faille. velvet and Partisan
trimmings; diamonds.
Mrs william Reinheimer. white China
six. pearls
Mrs. Joseph Straus. black velvet.
Mrs. T. Whtlock. black velvet; white
lace trimmings
Mrs. NJ. lander. white faille. tulle trim
ulugs. real lace.
Mrs. j. A Hirshberg, black crepe de
chine duchess lace
Mrs. J. Thalhimer. brown and blue
4iIe.
Mrs. Jake Cans. white embroidered silk
lavender trimmings.
Mrs. II. BottiEbeimer black velvet; dia-
m.uls.
Mrs. Jacob K,rsh black Dreaded silk;
h.- trimmings
MIS- +. Raab. striped crepe de chine,
rll lace. yellow trimmings.
Mrs. !. H. kaufman, old rose faille;
duchess lace.
Mrs. Z. Nunhiscr. white faille; duchess
i..-
Mrs. d. =. Kahnweiler. old rose China
sI.k real lace trimmings.
Mrs. J. Reinhemer white brocade lace
ana velvet trimmings.
Nrs T. s. Hauss. black faille and lace.
Mrs Henry Myers, black velvet.
Mrs. Leon Straus, gray faille. black
irpcade bodice.
Mrs. Charles Well. gray faille. velvet
Trimmings.
Mrs. j. Cohen. red China silk.
Mrs William Lovenstein. black brOcade.
Nrs. William FleSenheimer. gray China
s.k
Mrs. J. Marcuse. black SILK lace trim
Mrs. z. NJ. Whuock. white silk. velvet
trimmings.
Airs. Levy. black silk. lace trimmings.
Mrs. Weisel. black silk.
Nrs Proskauer blue faille.
Mrs Marx Gunst. black faile.
Mrs. Dalma. black silk.
Mrs. a. Eichel black faille.
ST. srs Joseph Loyenstein, of Savannah, !
brother OF Senator Lovenstein; +.
Iau-s. NJ S. Block. Professor &. A. Kass,
louis NaChmln. Henry ROsenheim. +. |
Rsah Sol j. Binswanger. Z. Whitlock, |
81 Thalhimer. Simon Whtlock. Hon.
WILLIAM LoVenstcin. j. Cans. NJ. b. |
Us .enbaum. Leon Straus. Simon Flesh
m.u M lander. - Well, New YORK; !
Simon Syclo. Alfred Cohen, Moses Hof- /
heImr Harry Hofheimcr. Sol. Bloom |
n.T William Flegenheimer, Monroe |
Levy 3D. Whiuock. Or. 5. Ullman. !
Springfield. Mo. Herman Whitlock. -. b. !
ktnlUcier. r. Ulman, ID. Wallerstein, |
Gus Nuchelbachcr. Alfred Cohen. -
I.fheimer Norfolk; Nathan Simon, |
Jake Myer. VI. NJ. Marcuse, Milton Straus.
Morton Goodman. Charles We'll. Marx
s'ra4s. r. Alillhiser l. Straus. II. Stern,
j. Eieenhrun Petersburg; NJ. Bin
fuarger. Joseph Wallerstein. Myer kirsh,
leon j. Straus.
Tre reception committee, who so well
10 their duty. were as follows: Messrs.
Charles We'll. William Lovenstein, +.
Haamh r. Bottigheimer. A. Eichel.
Ias floor committee. who also did ex-
reII.ut work. were: Messrs. Z. WhitlOck,
ST. l.. Bloomberg, $. $. Whiuock, l. II.
Kaufman and l. Nachman.
other Bazaar Matters.
The North Carolina committee Of the
Memorial Bazaar had fun meeting yes
terlay morning Donations OF money and
tobacco were reported. Subcommittee in
Charlotte Raleigh New Berne. Scotland
M and Greensboro report most salts
factory work The ladies OF this tent
wiI have an Easter Hunt for children.
Vine and place to be named hereafter.
Ars McMahan has this in charge. She
"il Dee assisted by the entire committee
AID the children can count on spending
.ras a..