Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-11-27

CAPTION OPENING BALL One of the grandest and most enjoy- able social events given in this city, particularly in leading Jewish socie- ty, was the opening ball given hy the Young Mems Hebrew Associa- ton on the night of November 21, last. For several weeks past the different committees had heen labor ing in q most faithful manner. and the Cceasit proved that their efforts were successful and the duties well cone.
 The hall was handsomely and ar tistically decorated. It was effec- lively banked with palms and chrys- anthemums, while roses and palms heautitied the spacious and elegant lY furnished parlors.
 At the appointed hour, 9.30 o'clock , the grand march, consisting of many new and interesting curves, and par ticipated in by fully fifty couples, be- gau. The president. Mir. Nj. L. AL theimer, and lady, Miss Josie Blu thenthal, led this string of beauty. Dancing was immediately commence ed, and continued until the first twelve dances had served their mer- riment.
 The grand march for supper was fAr n6 hn CTS Were seated arounu the table, which excelled all settings on previ ous occasions. The large gymnasi- um, which had been converted into n banquet hall, was prettily decorated with ferns and patriotic decorations of almost every variety. During the hours of reception the Cotton Belt Orchestra, which had been secured for the evening discoursed sweet music at intervals. Toasts were made by Hon. NJ. l.. Altheimer and Rabbi J. $. Kornfeld.
 After the elegant and most refresh- ing luncheon, which was served by the Ladies Temple Society, dancing was resumed and continued until u dawn of Tpasday morning.
 On this occasion Misses Brunette Altschul anu Hattie Franklin were among the "comers-out" into the grand aRd beneficial social whirl. Both looked theIr prettiest and were charming helles. Miss Altschul wore an exceedingly pretty costume of white grenadine, with lace trim mings, over handsome taffeta, which, as could be det termined upon at first glance. was the work of an artist. Mss Franklin was beauti- fully gowned in q handsomely made evening dress of white mousseline de soir, with a Iadened skirt of point lace trimmings. which were held in place with bow-knots of white satin ribbon.
 The gentlemen wore full dress suits of the customary black.
 The costumes with the ladies pres ent were as follows:
 Miss Ida Dreyfus-W White organdie, handsomely trimmed with bow knots of ribbon and lace; diam onds.
 Miss Ophelia Erhman Belena)-A handsome hand-painted grenadine evening dress; diamonds.
 Miss Julia Brown-ked organdie over red silk, with American Beauty roses.
 Miss Etta Solmson-Black chiffon over taffeta; flowers.
 Miss Hertha Miller-Wh taffeta' with steel trimmings; flowers.
 Miss Hannah Myar (Camden)-A corn-colored silk and velvet costume; diamonds.
 Miss Bertie Altschul (Chicagol-A green satin, wi tn trimmings or duch- ess lace; pearls.
 Miss Rosa Bluthenthal-A white taffeta, with pink chiffou; flowers.
 Miss Claude Myar (Camden IA white taffeta trimmed in grenadine ribbon and pink velvet.
 Miss Josie Bluthenthal-Amerl Beauty satin, with trimmings of 1 duchess face; diamonds.
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