Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

negroes. executed cake-waik splendid
Iy. Hiss Schumacher was very graceful.
and she and her partner danced many
rev steps. Perhaps the most striking
mask was the GLOBE" who was Mrs
John r.. Anderson. she wore an i'm
mense globe. on which was written;
EXPANSION"
sam. T.,
Successor TO "Uucle sam"
Emperor Of the Greater United States"
King
o. Hawaii. cuba. Porto Rico. Philippines
ard Heir Presumpuve Co the
Rest OK the Earth
Mr. Fred. Wenzeii. as snowman" was
also especially good
At ESQ O'Clock the BAN opened with a
grand march. led by Mr. Walter Schaaf,
as T0reador. with Miss Euker. as Maine.
Al III % O'Clock a sumptuous supper was
served. The committees were as follows.
Arrangements. s Ieibert chairman.
Oscar Sp0tt, William Ebel. and Charles
Haase
Przes-Arrs ST. Richter. Mrs F. r.
kohier AR McAlister Mr. r. III. M0ekcr.
Air. b. Sinderew
The prizes were AWARDED as follows.
First iadys f0r the most original mask.
"a comb. Was won hy Miss Euker. second
ady's Tor hlndsomest mask. n fancy
hair-p.n. won by Mrs G.. T. Sauer. FIRST
gent mans prize. collar and cuff-box
won Dy Mrs. John D. Anderson. second
genticmaus prize. cigar-stlnd. won by
Miss Hiase.
Those present were: Miss Josie Hem
inEhousfu. Greek Lady, Mrs. John r.
Anderson. Globe. Mrs. g. Metzer. Maine;
Miss NJ. Brl. Spanish Lady. Mrs H..
Reuger. Wasp Anss Annie SchaaG Fisher
I. Girl, Ml6s IA. zimmerman, Cl0wuess.
Mrs. A. ieirert. Madame P0mpadour.
Mrs i. klcine. chryunthemum. Mr. and
| Mrs. Herman lrl.H.r. Miss Hattie End
ers. German Peasant. Miss Pauline
Eromm. che Pres. Miss a. H.. Bromm.
ked-Cross Nurse Miss Kate Ebei spring.
Mrs. William EbcI Summer. Miss Josie
haase. Autumn. Miss D. Won R0sencgk.
Winter. Mr. Fred Wonzel. Snow Man.
Miss ueIer werner water LILY. Miss
Gus8ie Behle, RED Ili.ughood. Mr. Wal
ter scha1f Toreador. Miss Mamie schaaf.
Art. Miss Eukcr. Maine, Mrs Fred.
/ Brauor. Cuban Flag. Miss Sohurman.
United States Postage. Mr. A. Dieiz. Sole
der. Mrs g.. H. 5tuer Almanac. Miss
'. Hassc' Windmill Mrs william Her
big. German Peasant. MCssrs Charles
and William Gaseer. MIS-. A. NOlkmann.
SIR O. Bosohen. Miss NJ B0schen. Mrs
Mrs a. Luebert. Miss Nay Greencr Mrs
william Greener Mr. OTTO Brauer. and
others
Mr. j. S. Lelpport made graceful mas
f.r of ceremonies. and it ,H largely due
t9 him and DTS committee that the bail
was such n brilliant success. Dancing
continued until 900 A. 81
Miss Sarah Farmer OF Greenlcro. Sc.
gave an Inspiring talk yesterday after
noon before ths WOm1n'a club. Green
acre. ia settlement on .he banks OF
the Plsqu0'aqua river composed of fer
vent Clu tI1ns. whose keynote l8
peace" This is place 90 rouesh
tired minds and hl them anew with
peace. The promoters on Greenacre be-
NeFe that peace Is tho greatest thing in
Che world. aud that if mIn has peace
in DTS heart Doc VIII spread 20 among those
ne comes ln contact WITH Miss Farmer
spoke regerenuy VI the ilts Rev Dr.
Campbell, who appealed especially 20
her because he WAS the hrst man lu
America to advocate The Disarmament OF
nations. She fhcu gave some interesting
anecdotes about Der father who was "a
famous electrician. and who among other
things. invented the incandescent light
and the fre-1arm. She said. in part.
softer than we OF tho North. but 8u 0f
us. De- We of che North or South. hunger
anl christ Tor rest and quiet r1 goo 'His
ws muse seek points of contact with
each other. instead OF points of 1i1.r-
ence. The soul who gives the most has
tae most. Horace iletcher says th4t the
.Im ..I fHH. ur Happiness l8 c0u-
seilus usefulness Greanacre BIS just
gathering of earnest people FOR ten
weeks ln ihe summer some OF the W.Hcst
men lu America come there ara bring
their largest thoughts There they spread
that thought Grlenacre De- IKE refresh
ing draueht % tired soul there love
grows fuller. sympathy greater and man
DO every way larger
Il think sou all more than 1 can say
f0r bringing me- hfre'
Miss Farmer vas introduced gracefully
by Mrs Frances Deane Williams. The
guests of the evening were Miss Carrie
Ice Campbell Mrs George H C0un0r.
and Rev. SIR. Campbell. of me Presbyte-
Ran Publishing Company an tne children
0f the Rev Dr. Campbell.
Tonight che sunday school W Beth
Ahaba Synagogue viii give "a masked bail
Tor children az the Masonic Temple on
Thursday evening the Jefferson CllD VIII