Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
WONDERFUL BALL
OF THE Y. M. H. A.
Miss Clarissa Claster and Leon
Lowengard Lead the Brilliant
Grand March

Miss Clarissa Claster and Leon
Lowengard, president of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, led the
brilliant grand march last evening at
the second annual ball of the associa-
ton, held in winterdale Hall. Gar
lands of laurel, shaded lights and the
handsome gowns of matron and maid
all added to the beauty of the scene.
The Sara Lemer orchestra played
and beside the regular dances there
were exhibition steps by eight little
folks. A group of pretty girls sold
flowers and downstairs buffet supper
was served in an old-fashioned garden.
Among those present were Mrs.
Henry G. Claster, wearing black tulle
with irridescent garnitures; Mrs. Jacob
Miller, in purple tulle with bead trim
lngs; Mrs. Kapner, black satin; Mrs.
Eli Goldstein, black satin and Jets;
Mrs. Dorf. of Baltimore, white satin
and pearls; Mrs. Simms, black satin;
Miss Anna Rosenberg, of Philadel-
phia, white satin with irridescent trim
mlngs; Miss Herman, of Milton, pink
tafetas; Mrs. Luztig, of Milton, pink
satin; Miss Rhedna Mayors. yellow
charmeuse; Miss Ella Sharosky, yell
low and golden taffetas; Miss Jessie
Sharosky, white taffetas: Miss Anna
tfdler, white silver cloth with tulle;
Miss Sara Buch, of Lancaster, pink
taffetas; Miss Epstein, of Philadelphia,
pink and blue taffetas; Mrs. Eisenberg,
of Philadelphia, blue and yellow taf-
fetas; Miss Gertrude Lurio, of York,
pink taffetas and tulle; Miss Reba
Lurio, of York. blue taffetas: Mrs.
Sachs, white satin; Mrs. RiflSin, of
st. Paul, black net with irridescent
trimmings; Miss Lewis, of Philadel-
phia, yellow satin with overdress of
black and gold; Miss Marcus. of Mil
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and white striped taffetas and lace;
Miss Reba Fidler of Reading, white
satin and tulle; Miss Sara Herr, of
Lock Haven, pink satin: Miss Chalkin,
Hagerstown, turquoise blue satin; Miss
Jonas KAHN, of York, white tulle and
sequins; Miss Helma Kapner, white
satin with touches of blue velvet; Miss
Esther Gross, pink taffetas; Miss Reba
Groass, changeable georgette crepe
and tulle; Miss Sara Baturin, silver
cloth with irridescent trimmings; Miss
Mary Baturin, black net with silver
touches; Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, blue
tulle with irridescent headings; Mrs.
!. w, Kay, black satin; Miss Lena
fF1nklestine, black net over blue satin
Miss Eta Garner, pink satin; Miss
Mary Cooper, pink tulle with silver;
Miss Mollie Freedman, pink tulle and
lace; Miss Tillie Freedman, pink and
white tulle; Miss Tillie Basch, pink
satin; Miss Gertrude Lurio, pink taf-
fetas and net; Mrs. Charles Krauss,
white and black satin with silver lace;
Miss Jean Potts, of Easton, lavender
satin; Miss Fanny Hurwitz, Reading,
cloth of gold; Miss Jean Potts, of Bal
timore, pink taffetas with silver lace
and net; Miss Anna Rosenberg. white
tulle and silver lace; Miss Mary Ro-
senberg, shrimp pink satin and lace;
Miss Rose Sherman, black lace and
silver; Miss Helen Baturin. lavender
taffetas and tulle; Miss Lillian Sher-
man, white taffetas; Mrs. Connolly,
green satin and Chantilly lace; Mrs.
Nj. Garner, black satin with jet cor
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