The record-union., 1895-02-01

3.-Cornet Solo, ~ Dung America Polka Levy
Sololst, Mrs. Merry.
The First Quarrel, by....................St Stone
The Peacemaker, by......................... Stone
4.-PoIonaise, "In Eschelon" ".....~........Aiedo
Living Pictures
The Diver, Costa
At the Brook, by........;....: .:.....-.... Renault
5.-Cornet Solo, Lizzie Polka" Casey
SOlOiSt, j. Il. Costello.
Living Pictures
The Star of Night. by.................... Perrin
WON lone f4ngs ySedncior; Rosi clsei
Living Pictures
cupid and the Butterfly, by....Decker
7.-Cornet Solo, paniSh Serenade. Ellen burg
Living Pictures
The fat-s. by............. .Thumaun
A Glimpse of the Harem, by........ Eeitfke
S.-Medley. "Metropolis at Night" De Witt
Living Pictures
The North Pole, by..................... Shaetter
The Black Domino, by. .. Rosenthal
The tableaux were given with brilliant
effect, and elected hearty applause. Some
or them afforded excellent opportunities
for the study of female anatomy, but no.
body left the hall on that account. on the
contrary, people crowded closer to the
stage as each picture was announced.
Evidently the large attendanCeaW aWas
largely due to the publicity given the
living pictures by the published criti-
cisms of a local clergyman.
1ne nulnDef OF mdSkelS on the moor
was quite large, but while many OF the
costumes were new and pretty, the great
majority were familiar to frequenters of
masq uerade balls.
There were several well-assumed char
acters among the naskerS, including
some excellent take-otfs of local person
ages, and taken altogether the array of
maskers was very attractive.one.
Supper was served in the gymnasium
adjoining and thnnDI crowd in
attendance was greater than at the inau-
gural ball, there was much less confusion
than at the latter event. The manage
ment was excellent throughout, for which
credit is due the following committees:
Floor Director-J ohm w. Crone of Court
Sacramento.
Floor Managers and Committee of Ar
raugements-Court Capital-J. Ing, p.
Hirsch and II. kemuitZer; Court Sacra-
mento-H. Fisher and j. Siller; Court
Concordia-M. J. eastman, II. Loreuz
and 4. Stahl.
The dancing programme contained six
teen numbers, and the night was we'll
advanced when the notes of the Foresters'
Band ceased TO echo within the great hall.
Some of the principal characters repre-
sented in the grand march OF the maskers
are as follows:
MALE CHARACTERS.
Len Kidder-As Dunlap, the barber.
Nate Liebling Woman SutfragIst in
Full Bloom-l9O0.
w. Z. Clark-Auctioneer.
Ed. omble-MiIitary Sergeant.
g. NJ. Small lIwood-Style for 1900.
\. Stein-Joe. the peanut man.
A. w. O'Brien-AriZOna Joe.
J. Sheridan-Wal alking advertiser.
T. JohnsOn-Spanish bull-ighter.
J. Lemer-Lord Lester.
Dave Barnes-One OF Bradiey's Tramps.
James Hod-carrier.
w. 5. Harlow, j. Nj. Campbell, Henry
Gessner, Miss +. Harlow, Miss Mink
Mile. Christmas Troupe.
L. Yuhre-SailOr.
w. II. Sanders and j. ]. Donnelle-
Mexican Dudes.
\. Beck er-Russian Prince.
J. r. Wheat-OthellO.
Jacob Links-Prince Crrnivai,
\. j. Pommer, Jr., and +. j. Hunger
Mexicaus.
L. Goldman and S. ]. Nolan-Police-
men.
4. NJ. Aitken-Colored dude.
j. j. Maloney-Burlesqu on the Inau-
gural ball.
J. NJ. Odell-Turkish Prince.
l.. G. Graeter-The Jute Fiend.
w. G. Bennett-Tourist.
ii. B. White-Farmer.
+. c. Schuler-Japanese nobleman,
Faig, Herman Stultz and Herman Tietz-
Policeman and prisoner.
w. II. Blake-Burlesque on living
pictures.
Julius Gotthold-Paul Jones on his
journey around the globe.
l.. Todd-Spanisn cavalier,
Ed Nathan and Lew Stein-Members ot
the japanese and Chinese armies.
G. J. Atwater-Army officer
Al Dillon-Private in the marine corns.
r. S. Harris-As Amos Howe.
Irving Nathan-BurlesqG on the Reilly
funding bill.
G. a. Gray-ClOwn.
c. c. Gaines-As weliknown saloon
keeper.
+. L. Raynor-Baseball player.
Joe Nathan, Will Clark, Pierre Nathan
and Dave Sinay-Frequenters of Uncle
Ike's pawnshop.
Ellis Zemansky-As the Governor.
Pete Wilson-Hula Hula dancer.
L. Lopez and G. Cyzer-Clowns on
donkeys.
LADY NIAsKERs.
Annie Donnoly-Erost.
Mrs. j. ii. Stocker-Calendars of '95.
Miss 5. Horne-Sheaf Of Wheat.
Mrs. c. a. Bixby-Turkish Princess,
Mrs. c. S. Hurlbert-Harvest.
Miss A. Hobart-Violets.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Mahoney-
Frosts.
Miss Jennie Cunningham and Miss
Lottie Shaw-Flower Girls
Miss May Stevens-Little Lord Faun-
tleroy.
Mrs. Jacob Links-Princess Carnival.
Mrs. L. A. Kidder-Mrs. Freeman, the
paper-seiler.
Mrs. +. Miller-Irish Immigrant.
Mrs. l.. st. Clair-Irish Apple Peddler.
Mrs. Rehn-EUen5ag NetGS.
on
Shortly after midnight the judges held
a consultation, compared notes and am
nounced the awards OF prizes as follows :
Best dressed lady-Turkish Princess,
Mrs. c. 4. Bixby, $40.
Best dressed gent-Turkish Prince
j. NJ. Odell, $40.
Best sustained character by lady-EUen-
i7lq Ne1CS, Mrs. Rehm. $40.
Best sustained character by gent-Liv-