The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-30
THE CHORUS.

THE CHORUS.
Sopranos-NIisses Louise kaufman,
Juliet Straus, Florence Thalhmer, Miriam
Milhiser, Kate Binswanger. Gussie Rein
hardt Nettie Kaufman, Blanche haut-
man, Esther Hirshberg, Mary Thalhlmer,
Josie Cohen. Beulah Myer. Rebecca He'll
stern, Lottie We'll. Fannie Michelbacher.
Hattie Eisman Annie Bowman, Esther
Levitt. Jean Lovenstein, Hattie Botung-
lleimer Rosa Greentree, Birdie Fellhelmer,
Miriam Bowman, Mrs. Max j. Cohen.
Tenors-Messrs. William Tribbett Gas
ton kraker, Columbus Carepa. OVerton
Sales. Walter Sycle Max j. Cohen, Ralph
BnsWanger. Sydney GunSt, Wlllam Joel.
James =. Cohen.
Bassos-A1essrs. r. +. Banks Thurston
Cardoza 7. T. Toone. DR.. James Z. Roy,
Nessrs. Mordecai Elorsheim. Louis Leiber-
muth Alfred Abrams. II. II. Schwartzs-
child. Edward Lovenstein-
AUDIENCE WAS BRILLIANT.
The audience was brilliant, being rep
resentative one of Richmond's society.
Many of the costumes seen in the audi
dience as well as in the boxes, were
we'll worthy of Dame Fashion at her
very lAst. Among those in the boxes
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs l. II. Kaufman. Mrs. r. Hartmann,
Rc5bi and Mrs. E. n. Calisch. MIR. and
Mrs E. Raab. Miss Emily Raab. Mrs
Charles Cohen. Mrs. J.. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs Jonas Marcuse, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
NJ. Marcuse, Miss Sallie Lee MAY, Mr..
and Mrs Milton f. Marcuse and Com
pany a, of the Richmond Blues.
MISS uUTZLER'S GOWNS.
In the first act, Miss FIutZlcr. as Bon
ME. wore an old-fashioned peasant cos
tune, a gray skirt draped in pannier
style with lace and white neglisee waist
After her .Lullaby" song. two Immense
bouquets we're her reward
Miss Hecht wore 4 dainty dress of pink
silk skirt with white waist made IN the
fashion of a sailor blouse with coquet-
fish little white sailor cap. She was also
the recipient of two large bouquets of
yellow chrysantfemums.
Mrs Morris II. Asher Wore an OLD
fashioned gown OF brown. In the second
act she wore a gown of net with an I'M
mense spray of pink roses skillfuily nut
from the waist and allowed to trail down
wards.
Princess Bonnie looked a charming
Spanish maiden in the second act. the
vivid colorings of that race being ad,ni-
rably becoming. Her scarlet skirt with
bands of gold and white blouse with
heavily embroidered black velvet bolero
4 SPRAY of red roses in the hair and a
Roman sash completed this costume.
MISS IIECHT'S GOWN.
Kittie Glover. on her second appearance
wore a Spanish costume, red skirt WIN
two black lace frils headed with gold
bands 4 yellow blouse with black gold
embroidered bolero was worn with this
A large shell pink chiffon hat with long
streamers tied under the chin with .sar-
lands of red roses, crowned this popular
visitor in our midst.
The chorus deserves it's share Of praise
from the standpoint of Dame Fashion, as
we'll as merit. Fresher. daintieI' costumes
were never seen. Peasant style and the
sailor girl were equally divided in the
first act while in the second all were re-
splendent Spanish girls.
Six girls entered in this act in the dain-
test of dainty white organizes, with large
white chiffon hats with wreaths of white.
dark-eyed marguerites. These dresses
were made of innumerable white tucks
and were low neck with elbow sleeves.
Princess Bonnie will be repeated Thurs
day night.