Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-03
SOCIETY SUCCESS
Party Given by the Tscea''nleu"
rl,1 Proves a Novel and Defs"''"'
Entertainment.

infant success with their cos
: paty given New Years night
4, 40 guests gathered in the r ,
.r and hall in the Adams block
.aa.s and take part in the event.
~sst wal; of the large hall was bank
IAN towering plants and palms The
,orations were in the club coiors' sage
su and canias blue. /
n. rnes,s we're received at the head OF
s,ars and passed on to the
,ssiug rooms. Shortly after nine
,lock those i'll costume some hity
,o,ss executed a grand march in the
n room. The array of picturesque and
.,,6,l costumes, the dash and play OF
,ors and contrasts of styles made
easing picture Ate, the grand march
.hort musical and literary programme
lowed Miss Rockwell, Mrs. Durbin
n Miss Saux sang, and Leslie Thomp-
read selections from the inimitable
r. Dooley.
During the evening light lunch was
Irved in one of the club rooms, where
kuty girls in costumes of Swiss peasants
kred the guests. Those serving were
Hadys Fritter, Olive Neal, Lolo Timber
Ike, Viola Denny, Grace Briggs, Clara
Iorris, Norma Vollmer, Lulu Kroutin-
n, Jessie Kaevernick, Isabella Rock
He'll and Jessie Shearer.
Anbridges full orchestra played at
ttervals during the evening and furnish
music for the dancing that followed
be entertainment.
n The costumes were the feature of the
|sening many were elegant all were
Sleasng and picturesque giving to the
ecasion novelty that marks it as the
[seut Of the season Mr.. Libby as Mr..
Rickwick presided during the evening,
lrs. Libby made charming Dolly Var
en Dr., c. w. Shaft played Bassanio to
lrs. Shafts Portia and both scored a
pccess. Miss Saux was the Empress
psephine; Miss Schaffer, Ultima Queen
the Fairies; Miss Petty, Dolly Madison
2dsS Jennings, Anne of Austria; Miss
libby, Elaine; Miss Vollmer, Gains
Borough Girl; Mrs. Vollmer, Lady of the
Empire; Mrs. Kroutinger. Gypsy Fortune
TELLER; Miss Rockwell, Princess Osra
Hiss Mary Denny, Becky Sharp; Mis-.
$tella Bethel, Goddess of Liberty; Mrs
Kjos, Mrs. Carroll of Carrollton; Mis-.
Rlaud Wildenthaler, Margaret Shipley
Mrs. Tannahill, Queen Louise; Mis-:
Cooper, Nellie Grant; Miss Mae Widen
lhaller, Galatea; Miss Louise Fair, Al
pld fashioned girl; Mrs. Jno. M. Fix
Night; Miss Ruth Grostein. The Rebelliou
Heroine; Miss Rush, Juliet; Miss Kline
Aate Castleton; Miss Reid, Carmencita
PISS Bridges lshtar; Miss Claudia Petty
Fed Cross nurse; Miss Remington
princess Charlotti; Mrs. Leslie Thompson
Kathleen Mavourneen; Miss Florenc
Rlce, Colonial dame; Miss Grace, Priscil
p Miss Mccoy, Evangeline; DIR. Hamil
on, Marguerite; Miss Maud Wann, Pc
Nohngton; Miss, Reber, A Study i
PCaflet' Mrs. +. B. Wills, Peg Voting
on; Mrs, Vining, Red Cross Nurse; Mr.,
Harry Dowd, Night; Mrs. Wildenthalel
iar'ha Washington; Mrs. w. f. Moore
larnen; Mrs. Leeper, lphigenia; Mis-
4 irglnia Shearer, Tambourine Girl, Mr.
prs VIM. Dryer, Lady Clara We're
nere Mrs. F. II. Works, Daughter ,
nc revolution; Mrs. Grey, Mary Mar
ia''e contrary; Miss David, Colonii
Dame; Mrs. W. F. Kettenbach, Queen
pociety; Miss Baumeister, Fin-de- siec
nm u A, Kjos, Lafayette, Duncan; NJ
'hSery Romeo; f. G.. Campbell, Tedd
0'seVeit; T. d. Potvin, Hobson; P.
'0niaA" japanese gentlemen; DIR. job,
VI, sultan Taj-Mahl; Rev Gibonc
enafa Ssrvel; Leslie Thompson, NJ
,N0'ty' W, f. Moore, Sam Weller; f
a'enSon and Robert Stanton America
curtis Thatcher, Hosea; WY
say' Rudolf Radssendyll; Otto Kettle
aen, FRINGE Charming; Mox Alexandc
- REQ AoN Mox; Miles Johnson,
Joe hincaid, Alexander Hanlilto
a. Kay Lord Chesterfield; Charl
N Gen. Lawton; John Lit
~ H'aid' Harold Hurlbut, Minstr
lake Walker; Hallett Abend, Tored,