Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-19

wishing to turn the relentless hand of time back and begin all over again. Light refreshments were served during the evening. The dance was general until after the masques were removed, and few figures of the cotillion were danced late in the evening.
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 Parties of married friends visited the different mdsque balls last night and en- joyed the originality displayed by the participants in the many different CO.'S tunes in evidence
 The masque ball given by the Young Mems Hebrew association on Monday evening was largely attended and was a very bright and happy occasion The costumes were very varied and original and the disguises generally very com plete. Mir Leo Rich was chairman of the entertainment committee and to him is due much credit for the admirable man. agement of the ball
 The following ladies and gentlemen were present.
 MT. and Mrs. Emil Levy. MT. and Mrs. Joe Beitman, Mir. and Mrs. E. Gluck, MT. and Mrs. S. Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein. MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lopez Mrs. A. ITymes. Mrs. M. Well, Mrs. Black.
 Misses Fannie May David. Chattanoo- ga. Tenn; Leah Block, Natchez, Miss; {; Eessye Hart, Jackson, Miss; Maud Rice, Vieksburg. Miss; Lottye Kaufman, Co., lumbus, Miss; r. Laudenheim, Vicks- bnrg; Dora Thalheimer Selma; Ethel Tevy. Meridian. Miss; Beatrice Vert heimer. Pine Fluff. Ark; Emma We'll man. Tessic Fraleigh. Florence Kauf- man, Helen Wise. Ida Well. Dora Beck. Retta LcvyIT Well. Irene Leyens, Leah Ullman. Flora Solomon, Rosalind Hymes. Bertha Solomon. Bertha Gelders, Estelle Slaughter Blanche Rothschild, Sophia Goldberg.
 Messrs. Leo Rich, Leo K. Steiner, M. D. Friedman Bert Blach, Abe Rich, l.. w. Friedman. Dave Meyer, Eugene Fies, Joe Meyer. Will Wise. Abe Nathan. s. Gluek. Henry Meyer. Monte Ullman, s. Gump. Herhert Levy. Sam Rosenbaum. Edward Funkenstein, Herman Rosen- baum, 4. ]. Sidney Hart Joe Slaughter, Abe Kaufman. Lee Slaughter Henry SamelSon Lee Welman, Melvin Lopez, pr. Newfeld Alvin Rothschld, Allie Lowenthal.. lingo Marx, Emanuel Roths- child and others.
 Seals hall was crowded last night with the loyal subjects of Rex, who vied with each other in bringing the carnival to successful close. No one was allowed on the dancing floor unmasked until after II o'clock. and ropes outlined the posi- lions allotted for spectators. Prizes were awarded the maskers with the hand- somest or most original costumes. The grand march began after o'clock. The following were floor managers: Messrs. Peter Houppert, Fred Schllling, Louis Schweinebra ten, Fred Schwend, Bert The following was the list of dances: Black and N. Bartholomew.
 Grand entree. Gallant Knights March"
 Carnival quadrille, "King Rex" danced exclusively by the king and his court
 Waltz, "Princess Bonnie" Polka, Bel Demonlo.'
 Quadrille, plain, "Reception"
 Waltz "Trilby."
 Schottische. Don't Trihe With Me. Honey" Quadrille, waltz. "Sweethcarts Again" Awarding of prizes by Rex Vulcan l.
 Two step Liberty Bell"
 Waltz "IsaLella. 1492."
 Ouadrille. plain "Remembrance.
 Schottischc, Dancing on the Green
 Waltz My Rest Girl is New York err
 Lanciers. "Tittle Christopher"
 Polka. "The Girl Love-"
 Waltz "La IEspanita."
 Quadrille tT,icker), 'Rialto."
 Schottische. "Admiration'
 Waltz "'rhe Band Played On.
 Grand hnale Our Favorite.
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