This multi-page dance program is for the Hebrew Charity Ball held on February 9, 1869. The cover features "Hebrew Charity Ball 1869" in decorative Victorian-style lettering, adorned with an illustration of cherubs holding musical instruments within a circular frame, set against ornate borders. A yellow ribbon is attached to the spine. The program lists "Promenade Music" and "Dancing Music" selections, including various quadrilles, waltzes, schottisches, lancers, galops, and gems from operas, with composers such as Offenbach, Mozart, Strauss, Verdi, and Hassler. Music was provided by Hassler's Grand Orchestra and Military Band. The interior pages also list Henry S. Frank as the Master of Ceremonies and several Floor Managers. The final page is blank for "Engagements." The item was printed by R. Stein, Phil. 3.
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A dance program from Thanksgiving 1884, issued by Max Lindheim & Bro. in Del Rio, Texas. The program lists attendees and includes advertisements on the back. It mentions the Del Rio Club.
This is a dance program from February 22, 1884, for the M.P.C. (likely an abbreviation for a social club or organization) in Miami, Ohio. The program was printed by Joe M. Frank, a local merchant. The program lists the order of dances, music, and potentially other events scheduled for the evening. It provides a glimpse into social life in Miami, Ohio during the late 19th century.
Program for the Annual Hebrew Charity Ball held at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 26, 1876. The program features a decorated cover with original colored string and lists the names of committee members. It is ten pages in length.
Four-page program for the First Annual Grand Ball of the Milton Club held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 1, 1917. Includes an advertisement from Friedman's Clothing and Rental. The program also contains World War I era songs.
Dance program for the Hebrew Charity Ball held at the American Academy of Music in Philadelphia on February 6, 1873. The program is shaped like a glove and features a decorated cover with original colored string. It includes a list of committee members: H. Hamburger, Simon Fleisher, Levi Mayer, Mason Hersh, Aaron Katz, Lee Sommers, M. Rosenbach, A. Goldsmith, D. Hochstadter, and Louis Teller. This item is part of a larger set that also includes a ticket and ladies' invitations.