The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-25
HEBREW BALL
FOR CHARITY
Third Annual Affair for Benefit Of
Poor.
GOVERNOR HUM PRESENT
Miss Estella Lieherman and Louis B.
Magid Led in the March.
Betrothal Before
the Ball.

every way. 1t is estimated that about
$500 was cleared which will be donated
to the poor OF this city.
Among the most honored guests We're
Governor HUM and Chief Justice Chaf-
les Il. Lore The Governor was not ac-
icomplniad by his wife and daughter as
had been expected. Former Governor
IlGbe w. Tunnel was also unable 10 pc
present.
Governor Hum arrived at French
street station about ) o'clock. lie was
met by Il committee of the Hebrew Char'
/ ity Association and was escorted to the |
Clayton House where Il suite OF ROOMS
had been engaged for him.
Early in the evening Governor HUM
attended the betrothal party of Miss
| Estella Liebcrman at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Lieber-
man, No. S14 West street. The an
nouncement of Miss Tieberman's engage
ment to Loyias L. Magid, of Boston,
Mass. was made by her parents. Fhe
affair was an elaborate cne and was at
ltended by large host of friends ana
! ,elatives of the engaged coputle.
At o'clock Governor Hum was en-
tertained at dinner given in his honor by
Miss Lieberman at the Clayton House.
An elaborate spread had been prepared
Iby Proprietor Harry Bothman Of the
Clayton House and the dining room was
beautifully decorated with palms ana
ipotted plants. Speeches were mace ny
lGovernor Hum, Patrick Neary and I'rof;
Moses We'll. Governor HUM responded
to the toast ''What we should DO 10
make two Republican United States Sen
ators." Among other things he said that
two Republican United States Senators
| k.1 1r,.lt tt1flt
his hearers the necessity of it,
Among the guests at the dinner We're:
Governor Hum, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Neary, Moses Weil and a number OF
others from this city; Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Upper, Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Lipper, Mr.
. l,nd Mrs. Abe Lieberman, and Mr.. and
, Mrs. Meyer Behal of Philadelphia
i l.onis Magid of Boston: Isidor Magid
md Mr.. Rhcinberg of New York and
q | Miss B. Conclin Of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
!, Directly after the dinner Governor
g Hmm and the party left the Claytoi
! House for the Charity Ball at Eden Hal
! re .sev aFgiyslii.kout p O'Clock flht
, rooms in EdenrITall had been beautifully
i decorated with palms and national colors
!. Over the platform in the bail room an
y arch bore the words Charity and WEI
j come" formed by electric lights and IL
the background INeTe WIS HuuHtt'tHNc "
J. red, white and blue bunting.
:. Morris Levy. president of the Hebrew
Il Charity Association, in brief speech
4 said: "Indies and gentelmen, in hehal
. Of the association | thank you for you
kind assistance in making the past an'
,s present ball a success. | hope you vii
- all be present at the same occasions il
!, the future. l have the honor this even
<. ing to introduce to you His EXcellency
"A Governor Hum of Delaware"
10 The Governor responded. saying: 70
:, al the great pleasures | have had con
& ferred upon me the last few months,
: know of none other which has given M
3 more pleasure than to announce the open
=, ing of the Hebrew Charity Ball o
"a l19O1. now declare this Hebrew Charit
os Ball OPEN"
" Mr.. Levy next Introduced Chief Jus
y tice Charles r. Lore, who also made
or brief address.
n The grand march was started abou
ba $50 o'clock and was led by Miss Estell
a. nlcpcrman and her tiance, Mr.. Louis
=. Magid OF Boston, Mass. next cam
he Governor Hum ana Mrs. Meyer
-, philadelphia: Chief Justice Lore an
~ Mrs. Morris Levy: Mr.. and Mrs. Natl
on o IN Lieberman, Morris Levy and Mis-
bn rillic Weiner and Mr.. and Mrs Pht
~, rick Neary. About $50 couples partic
,eI pated in the march which was conductc
~ by Elias WetStein assisted by Iiarr
.or Hirsh. The ball was in charge of tn
al following:
,on Master of ceremonies. Louis B. Magic
~ floor committee. Elias Hirsh, chairman
I'd Harry Hirsh LIST assistant; 5. J. Bae
NV NV niger, Max Ephraim, Samuel Wolter
na Harry Crossman. Charles Jellenicl
-ad Albert Tollin, james j. Cohen, Harl
Topkis, Samuel Greenbaum. Jacc
n,d Fabcr, Lewis LeShem; Charles Schagri
m. Emanuel Jellenick, Charles Topki
lilo Charles Jellcnick.
Reception committee, Morris Lev
lie. chairman; Max Abramson. Nathan Ba
(, sky, Louis Finger, ]. Harry Gordo
tho Samuel Hockhemer DIR. A. ID. Jacobso
NM s. Kasdin, ID. l.. Levy, Harry Pizo
ont T. Lcchtenbaum, NJ. y. Lurge, G.. Pad'
~ ,ky. ID. Snellenburg, Louis Topkis, Dr.
of Werner, Rev. II. Rczits.
,nt Among those present We're: Govern
ars Tohn Hum, Chief Justice Charles
n Lore, Frederick Mammele, president
~ Board of Health: Howell $. Englan
~, Representatives Kitchen and Robertso
~, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Giles, j. Harv
nv, Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs Weiner. Mr.. a
g. Mrs. Louis Finger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
act Abramson Mr.. and Mrs. Fine. MI
nod Tilie Weiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Nath
Tieberman, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lieb
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer. Miss
be- tclla I.ieberman. Charles Lieberman
md Mrs. Morris Levy, Mr.. and M
'le,s Grcenstcin. Mr. and Mrs. Hirsharr,
abiy and Mrs. Lewis Leshem, Charles T.
her. kis, William Topkis. Harry Topl
is Harry Hirsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Friedland
the Miss Reed, Miss Ella Lewis, Miss Al
be Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, Litcl
IN mann, Prof Moses We'll, Morris Joco
( on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harris, Mr.. ;
'hed Mrs. Harry Pizor, Mr.. and Mrs. N
car Ephraim. Mr.. and Mfrs. Abrah
near Tolin. DR.. S. Werner, Albert Enell
burg, Miss Gilbride, Mr.. and Mrs. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pizor, Mr.. Cf
. les Baeringcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw
Tohn Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gre
t, at baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rex.
was and Mrs. Nathan Barskv, Mrs. Viey
by a Miss Clara Lane, William Pritch
born John Pritchett, Lester Reeves, FIR
Murphy, Wesley Taylor,