Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
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BRILLIANT BALL
OF LAST EVENING
Y. M. II. A. and Ladies' Auxi-
liary Arrange Finest Jewish
Event Ever Held Here

lighter green of ferns with myriads of
tiny scarlet lights decorated Winter
dale Hall last evening for the first an
nual ball of the Young Mems Hebrew
| Association and Ladies' Auxiliary and
made beautiful setting for the dane
ers. This was the most brilliant social
event ever arranged by the Jewish
people in this vicinity and a credit to
the entertainment committee, which is
receiving congratulations from every
! one.
On the entertainment committee
were Mrs. Myer Gross. Miss Reba
Shulman. Miss Gertrude Kerson, Miss
Rose Cohen, Miss Anna Shulman, Miss
Mary Cooper, Miss Anna Michaels,
Miss Rose Sherman. Leon Lowengard.
Charles Cooper, Charles Cohn, Leon
Harris, Barnett Gurewitz. Charles Ro-
senberg, Henry Brenner, Samuel Bren-
| ner, Abe Freedman, Charles Brenner,
Herman Nathan, Henry Cohen.
The Morgan orchestra played all the
newest dances as well as many old
favorites and Miss Eleanor Walter and
Emil Morrell gave exhibitions of fancy
dancing. Pretty little 6-year-old Ruth
Kapner did some fine solo work in a
dance with eight other children, re-
ceiving round after round of applause.
An attractive feature of the evening
was group of flower girls, selling
Reba Shulman, Rose Sherman, Tillie
Freedman. Anna Shulman, Tillie Basch
and Sara Baturin.
Over three hundred guests were in
attendance. among them Lewis Bren-
ner. of New York city, field secretary
of the Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation. whom all delighted to honor.
and Attorney Eugene Cohen. of
Wilkes Barre, an officer of the State
Young Mems Hebrew Association
board. Refreshments were served.
Many Beautiful Gowns
There were many exquisite toilettes
worn by the ladies, as we'll as jewels
worth kings ransom" Mrs. Henry
G. Claster wore green silk and bro
caded black velveteen;, Mrs. Myer
Gross. black satin and old lace; Mrs.
Sol Cohen, pink and white crepe de
chine; Mrs. Eli Goldstein. black satin
with sequins; Mrs. David Kaufman,
black crepe de chine and silver; Mrs:
Joseph Claster, black lace and
spangles; Mrs. Morris Jacobson. gray
silk and silver; Mrs. Charles Krauss,
white lace and satin; Mrs. Jacob Mil
Ter. black lace; Mrs. II. S. Kaufman,
white net and satin; Mrs. Samuel Katz-
man, green silk and black lace; Mrs.
Lewis Baturin, gray silk and black
lace; Mrs. Tobias Yoffee, green silk
and spangles; Mrs. Morris Yoffee,
white and black crepe de chine; Miss
Pearl Miller. white and blue chiffon
velvet; Miss Lena Finklestein, Nile
green silk; Miss Mary Constance Ba-
turin, shell-pink crepe de chine; Miss
Sarah Rochman, blue and white silk
and lace; Miss Celia Shulman, light
green silk; Miss Gertrude Kerson,
white lace and black velvet; Miss
Sadye Cohen, sky-blue silk; Mrs
Charles J. Freund, gray silk and sill
yer; Miss Sarah Friedberger, pink
crepe de chine and chiffon; Miss Mary
F'riedberg, white satin and white lace;
Miss Sara Friedberg, white satin and
white lace; Miss Sarah Baturin, blue
| silk and blue chiffon; Miss Mollie
Freedman, blue and orange velvet;
Miss Fillie Freedman, white and green
velvet; Miss Rose Cohen, yellow silk
covered with same net; Miss Rose
Sherman, white satin and white lace;
Miss Lillian Sherman, pink satin; Miss
| Reba Shulman, black silk and white
| lace; Miss Goldie Katzman, black lace
| over black satin; Miss Fannie Cohen,
white lace and black velvet; Miss Anna
Shulman. white lace; Miss Esther
Gross. white lace over satin white;
Miss Reba Gross, pink and white chif-
| fon: Miss Tillie Basch, white satin and
gold lace; Miss Celia Shulman, pink
and white crepe de chine; Miss Es-
ther Arch. shell-pink silk and white
lace; Miss Eta Klein, black velvet;
MISS Helen BaJurln, WnlJe ana pink
silk: Miss Bessie Michlowitz, pink
| lowered silk; Miss Bessie Myerowitz,
pink silk; Miss Goldie Mall, black
crepe de chine; Miss Bessie Capin,
green silk; Miss Anna Michaels, white
| lace, and many others.
Nat Cohen of Lebanon is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cohen
of 312 Calder street.
| Mrs. +. c. Webb of 426 South Thir-
teenth street, is home after trip to
Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Gregory and
small son, Howard started this morn
| ing for a Western trip, including
Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago and St
| Louis.
Mrs. Richard L. Barry is guest al
the st. Charles Hotel during a stay in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Simpson oi
| Toledo, Ohio, are visiting their rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Barr OF
North Third street.
| Mrs. Luther Richards of State
street is improving in health after g
recent illness.
Armien Won Bereghy of 1916 State
street, is now located at Gary, In.
diana.
Miss Esther Pennell of Pittsburgh
left for home to-day after a brief stay
among Harrisburg relatives.