Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
PURIM MASKED BALL.
ENTERTAINMENT BY THE PUPILS
OF BETH AHABA SUNDAY SCHOOL.
A Brilliant Scene mt Masonic Tem-
pie Last sight-some of Those who
Were Present and the Characters
Represented.

The Purim ball given at the Masonic
Temple last night by the children OF
Beth Ahaba sunday-sehool for the bene-
1T OF the Hebrew Orphan Asylum OF
Atlanta. Ga. was brilliant success.
The large ballroom was crowded with
young folks in the most grotesque cos
tunes. who We'd one with the other IN
their funny and laugh-provoking antics.
At 1890 O'Clock all unmasked and presto
the scene was changed as though by
fairy hands: hobgobllns became cunning
little elfs, the gophers Strengthened out
and were soon lost in the throng' ana
beauty reigned where but a moment be-
fore humor had held sway.
The entertainment was arranged by the
officers OF the school. Rev. +. y. Calisch'
Max. Gunst, and S. s. whitlock. and to
them much credit Is due. Dancing was
engaged in until midnight. and as the
little ones gli1ed over the smooth floor inc
happiness which was depicted on their
pretty faces was a revelation Music was
rendered by Professor Stems orchestra.
The ohaperons were Mesdames h. y.
Callsh. Marx. Gunst. I. Thalhimer. T.
Liebermuth. julius sycle NJ. Hessoerg,
r. G. Brauer. NJ Mchelbacher. julius
Straus 4. l.. Straus Charles Hutzler,
Edward Whltlock. Joseph l.. Levy Israel
Stern, and Sam Cohen.
SOME UNIQUE COSTUMES.
Some u The costumes were particularly
striking and are deserving OF speclal
mention. Little Miss ROME Hutzler, ms
a peasant girl. was perhaps. the pretuest
child in the room. Lille Rosendorf MADE
a perfect Indian squaw; as a nun Beulah
Eichel was perfect. and Ida weinberg
was very pretty as n gypsy queen. Inc
others who were particularly noticeable
were Elfrieda Ebel. who was attired IN
the Jewish South newspaper; Melvin
stern. woodsawyer: and Inez Goodman,
a peasant girl. Among those present
were Messrs. A. J.. Lang Joseph Mill
hiser. Sol. Schwarzschild. Manning
Hutzler. Nathan Nelson. Ivan Myers;
Jacob Hellstern. Moses sycle Mordeeal
schwarzschfd. Willie schwarzschild, Will
lie Reinhardt, Alvin Hutzler Irving Held,
Brother Heller, Aaron Jacobs; 5as.o OF
Lichtcnstein, Alfred Abrams; Edwin nan. ana
LoO Levy. Willie Gosden. Walter Mmi-
lock, Edgar WhitlOck, Irving Straus: Ed
die LOvenstein, Lee Whitlock, SIMON
Block. Lee Sycle, Leonard Sycle, sam
Sycle, Joseph Goodman, Ike Relnheimef'
Lee Reinhemer, David Levy, Ben Good
man. Mitteldorfer Strause. Ralph Bin
swanger, Walter Sycle. Clarence Hulz-
Ter. Lewis Held. Percy Strause; HNlnS
Held. Newman Rosendorf Julian ana
Eli Meyer, Isaac Beale Cohen. sylvan
Myers, Irving Goodman, Lewis Llber-
muth, Ike Hellstern, and Meyer Peyser'
THE YOUNG LADIES.
The young ladies present were; Misses
Florence Thalhimer, COrinne Rosenbaufn,
3euah Eichel, Inez Goodman, Irma
Rosenbaum. Lille Rosendorf, Essle
strause. Fannie Mlttledorter, horIehse
Eichel, Helen Thalhimer, Minnie Ih9l-
himer. Hazel Meyers, Miriam Millhlser,
Sadie Well. Hattie Iseman' RQsena
Abrams, Eta Grecntree Gussie Rem
berdt 1elle Abrams. Rosa Strause. Net
lie Kaufman Edna and Narissa Cohen.
Ray Hessberg. Miriam. Kirsh: Lille
Schwarzschlld. Edna Heller Hattie and
Mabel Svc!e. Sadie ThalhimeG Mamie
Myers. Eta Lovenstein: Lille Held MIN
ME Hutzler. Louise Kaufmann' Eta syclee'
ida HutZler, Rosa GTeentree, Reta Good
man. Florence Myers, Beulah Myer, Car
RE Stern. Amelia Kahnweiler. Hattie
sycle, Sadie Hellstern. and Florence
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