The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-09
GAVE CHILDREN'S BALL.
Harmonic Clubs Entertainment
Mt the Guards ArmOry.

Harmonic Clubs Entertainment
ut the Guards ArmOry.
A most happy gathering of young
folks was to be seen yesterday after
noon in the Guards Armory at the
children's Purim ball given by the
Harmonic Club. The big hall need
ed no other decoration than the bright
laughing faces, the pretty white frocks,
and ribbons of pink and blue, of the
children, who We're guests of the club
for a delightful afternoon, and the
scene was one to be greatly enjoyed.
Before the dancing began there was
a Punch and Judy show very clever
ly manipulated by young Lawrence
Semon, to the great amusement of the
smaller members of an appreciative
audience and even to fearful terror on
the part of some of the very little folks,
who were, however, speedily consoled.
When this portion of the entertain
ment was concluded. and while the
floor was being cleared for dancing,
the children, to the sound of music,
were assembled at the upper end of
the hall, and formed for a march. AS
they passed the recess under the small
gallery each was handed some gay
colored favor, paper extension toy
decorated with flowers, and as they
went around the room blowing the
funny little gifts out to full length
the sight was very amusing. Later in
the afternoon each child received a
box of Huyler's candy, and refresh
ments were served.
The amusement, committee of the
Harmonic Club, which had charge of
the affair, is composed of Mr.. Hugo
1. Frank, chairman; Mr.. G.. l.. Kay
ton, Mr.. A. NJ. Brown, Mr.. Carl j.
Herman, and Mr.. A. B. Levy.
Many young ladies were present to
look after the pleasure of the children,
among them being Miss Irene Frank,
Miss Viola Frank, Miss Mamie Smith,
Miss Bessie Lilienthal, Miss Estelle
Gutman, Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss
Stella Levy, Miss Hortense Stern,
Miss Brown, Miss Lily Traub, Miss
Rita Gutman, Miss Freda Traub, Miss
Julia Epstein, and Misses Viola and
Norma Eckstein. Among the visitors
were Miss Pauline Leers of Atlanta
and Miss Hamerschlag of Philadel-
phia.
Among the young people and chill
dren present were Miss Gena Ferst,
Miss Edna MOhr, MISS Lucille Levy,
Miss Eunice Lippman, Miss Nanette
Hexter, Miss Rena Adler, Miss Mildred
Fhrlich, Miss Lena Shulhafer, Miss
Edna May Byck, Miss Mildred Byck,
Miss Carlyn Byck, Miss Nathalie De-
valid. Miss Elisa Dewald, Miss Clarice
Dewald, Miss Katharine Hirsch, Miss
Mildred Ferst, Miss Ethel and Miss
Mildred Guckenheimer, Miss Louise
Grouse, Miss Jane kaufman, Miss Ruth
kaufman, Miss Clare Lilienthal, Miss
Katharine sI4ovenstein. Miss Marjorie
.Leyser,t Miss Clarice Levy, Miss Riette
Levy, Miss Doris Lippman, Miss Hen
rietta Gazan, Miss Rosalind Schwab,
Miss Miriam Schwab, Miss Doris
Smith, Miss Rita We'll, Miss Tess
Rosenbaum, Miss Dorothy Rosenbaum,
Miss Aline Rosenbaum, Miss Dorothy
Stern, Miss Irma Anna Schaul, Miss
Irma Solomon, Miss Eta Solomon,
Miss Hildreth Schaul, Miss Ruth Solo
mons, Miss Irma Lovenstein,l Messrs-
Joe Byck, aloe Belsinger, d. A. Byck,i
Jr., Frank Ferst. Leon Ferst Alvin
Ferst, Harold Ferst, Monte Ferst,
Tracy Newman, Harold Eckstein, Sims
Guckenheimer, Milton Gerst, Emanuel
Gutman. Lester Lilienthal, Carol
Marks, Arthur Marks, Julian Meyere
of Atlanta, =. Harold Israel, Edwin
Faver, Bernie Prayer, Lawrence Sem
on Philip Shulhafer, Richard Rosen-
helm, Sidney Rosenheim, Mark A.
Schaul, Jr., Sylvan We'll, Edwin Well,
and Max Guthman.