The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-17
MASQUERADE BALL.
ory AND BExUTTFUL ENTER
r,5yMENT At THE TEMPLE.
,.cor.on Literary and Social Circle
,,.,,v an Event Such as Has Sell
Ian Been seen In Richmond.

enc Masonic Temple last even
nsen the jefferson Literary and So
''e' '...1e gave masquerade ball. Not
0" ~v wears has there been such an
''' d, Richmond. ard the many pretty
.... each vying with the other.
picture Of loneliness.
GAN we'll imagine the merriment
.ftv a masquerade. and behind the
dc participants created fun and
'....t throughout the evening.
acre representations OF people
men and women seen daily in
f..s and country; originals from the
.,. counting room, and among the
'. % ca.ly dressed men and women
,.rrr couccits OF masquerading.
.. corner Of the dancing hall was
....rmcut agency. in which placards
s o.f.t was wanted I'm he way q
..rs,rs. drummcrs for city lots, and
unload schooners.
...t..r corner was ono Lungs laun-
canning boz fun blast. Dodgers were
away here. which announced the
Of The Chinaman's trade. A foot
announced Not so cheapee as the
,.4.n laundry but givec you the gen
.-. 0ineo eiosse.
r-ar.ok 40 another part Of the room
Sister ~ Mercy patiently attended the
..~.s ~ two sick boys. while just 10y
.e.- side Was scene from the home cir
10 sabbath evening.
washing day was illustrated In an
o,ter part of the hall by a young lady
OBJ, constantly scrubbed and sang her
-...o melodies while furthet on 4 hous.-
..rer made and baked right on the spot
.It ot Matzoes.
Mar ths hf,l en-, which during the
.er.rc Was iu full blast, a young lady
rI as % ch.fopodist. ard further on
her laundry did up" collars and
u.s. The scene as a consequence. was
Instantly full Of ever changing interest.
s-i when Che fakirs mounted their boxes
.I beam selling their wares. one needed
ra than pair Of eyes 10 keep up with
OH. many tablcau vivants.
Pickles. electrified in full view Of all
present. were handed 10 the spectator.
and tte process was declared 10 be the
wonder ~ the age by the inventor. Mr..
- J. Levy
tr,. Ealze and stockinct, were repre-
s.'.i Dr. Messrs. Milton Marcuse and
samuel hamburger.
"- Lawrence Sycle. pink domino. Mr..
Hrs7arrer. Dan MilyIed in BENNY
'tr. Myer Sycle, Mr.. Potter Of
'..- Alexander Schaap. king Of clubs
rit b. ID. Stern. consolidated man
tt - purity.
I7 one Lungs laundry were Nathan
NNtetaoher and Morton Myers
Ita Ion tanner was W b. Nelson. and
o.. ion was Is. s. Kaufman.
Norton Samuels. bubble Of air-future
quarters o. the J. /. and S. {.
Nessrs. 3. Myers. St Nicholas: Black
Irar A. s. Kraker: Nathan Simons
.. old Henrico negro farmer (splen-
DID, H. y. solomon. Teddy. OF Little
n' T. Levy; Dutch Drum Major.
Mnro Levy.
Nr Jacob Levitt made the hit Of the
evening as Rip Van Wrinkle" with his
d0r Schneider
Herbert Ezekiel. Cardinal Richelieu. In
'r' employment agency booth were:
Ralph Levy. coachman; !. H. Thalhimer
butler. l. n. kaufman. business director:
h Marcuse. tramp: Mr.. Bins. baker
Nathan Simous chief. Mrs. Ike Thalhi-
r.r interviewer; Miss Maude Dallman,
Miss Selig Dallman, lady's COM
on: Mrs. Joseph Dallman. Irish cook:
r Ralph Stern. darby cook Miss Ra-
kirsh. nurse; Mrs. I. II. Kaufman.
anbermaid; Mrs. l. Kaufman. Irish
k. Mrs. Cid Bethlehem. California
.-aker gOverness. Mrs. Myer kirsh
Hambermaid TO Mrs. Cleveland Miss
ie kaufman. chambermaid: Miss Rosa
hap. waitress. Miss Hattie Loven-
r.in "A lady of 1890" Miss Rhae Myers
,-e fruit girl who made a decided hit +:
Nss Minnie Mitteldorfer (splendid), a nice
summer girl. Miss Pauline Simons. En-
fl.ss Josephine: Miss Rebecca Bernstein
Sew Jersey excellent tea rose; Misses
Title kraker and Danny Stern. as two
Irthias. from a Trip 10 Chinatown"
Nss Bertha Flegenheimer antique cos
rmo as Miss Betsy Trotwood. Mrs
Herbert Ezekiel. a lady of 176 Miss
.-le Landauer. schoolgirl: Miss Esther
ar,aberg. schoolgirl. Both were SPLEEN
H.trothcd-Her Majesty. Lilioukalani,
Queen Of the Hawaiian Islands. TO Uncle
Sam Miss Mamie Stern was the Queen,
a.i Mr Charles Straus Uncle Sam.
81 aDiuny followed them with a signin-
can't pyramid Of cut-loaf sugar.
Mrs Alexander Schaap. a summer girl
H tte more: Miss Rosa Lichtenstein,
ianterhack maedchen; Miss May Michel
Hcaer ass Aunt Susy' at the wash tub.
>,e was splendid, except when she
N.r
Miss Mamie Straus. as a negro woman,
Hh1 Dad got religion" attracted very
general attention and wrung nearly off
many NJ tAe hands Of her acquaintance
r.'ie giving some adequate idea Of her
if .f.-iIfiuls.
N- NaN Myers representation Of the
Irc fashion. Miss Rosa HcXtcr. negro
N.raa Mrs. Henry Myer. at the scene
sabbath evening. Miss Henrietta Waller
'..u Fourth Of July. Miss Ople ella Levitt.
ke Charmer. Miss Flora Newman,
1hyu. charming as Normandy
peasant Miss Adele Rosenbaum jockey.
ir crimson velvet jacket and white satin
dress.
Nss Carrie straus was splendid as the
.'.r NJ Mercy.
Miss Rosa Freshman. splendid as Mile.
louise Manicure. Mrs. NJ. lander, Court
lady. Mrs Charles Thalhimer. cook OF
Me Matzocs
Miss Emma Bachrach. Miss Lilly
Nraheim OF Charlottesville. Miss Frances
nanueis Miss Helen Binswanger Mrs.
f''ser. Mrs. Samuel Bachrach. Mrs.
h'rry Heller. Mrs. Salomonsky. Mrs.
Joseph Straus Mrs. Jacob Levy. Mrs.
a. saks Mrs J. Cans, Miss Bottig-
I'mor. Mrs. Sol. Bloomberg. Mrs. Henry
hfeh. Mrs. 7. Strdus. Mrs. Mary Gunst.
Nf- Ike Hutzler. Miss Hannah Hutzler,
NIss Minnie GoldenbuTg. Mrs Henry Wal
..is''in. Mrs. Joseph Wallerstein. Mrs
Herman Wallerstein. Miss Sadie Kirsh,
Mrs 81. S. Block. Mrs. Mycr Kirsh. Miss
Nter Mrs. Gus Thalhimer. Miss Sallie
Nav
Nessrs Jacob Kirsh. J. Cans. William