The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

overlooked with masked beaux and belle.
in every variety Of costume and in every
style, shade and color imaginable From
eight o'clock In the evening the pursuit OF
the eight fantastic waa continued till tho
'wcc ama' hours" of the morning, with tho
exception Of the interval of m hour or s.,
ut the suppcr-table. Below we give the
ORDER or DANCES.
/. Qiadrillc.
Q. Portland Fancy.
3. Lqncers.
4. Money Musk.
5. Scotch Reel.
@. Irish Quadriie
:. Virginia Reel
8. Grand March and unmashing.
SUPPER
.. Quadrille.
-. Polka R,dOwa.
II. Fishers ilornpipe.
IL. Qladrllc, Walk Round
II. Polka.
IL Twin Sisters.
-. Quadrile, Irsn
lG. Spanish Dance
H. Opera Reel
~ Gallon.
10. Lady Washnelon's Reel.
20 Llnc;cr5.
81 Patronella.
90 Quadrile.
Messrs George Briggs, Esq, and G. 4.
Gresham acted as hoor managers untll
after supper, when the formers place was
supplied by Mr.. f. f. Briggs
List OF COSTUMES
Mr. n ? Kingsley bore off the PAIN ns
the best exponent Of fun, in the very gro
tesque and laughable chlraclcrnfa Yankee.
Mrs Kingsley represented the American
press. DIR G W Peck was decidedly notice.
able as Major Joe Bagstocb, his makeup
being full of interest as a capital idea of
that distinguished gentleman, hIr Frank
Briggs made a good Irish gentleman, willie
Il Ormsbec, ESQ, was attired in the habit
of little hoy blue the boy who blew the
horn Miss Mary Jackson was, perhaps,
the most grotesquc Of the lady characters,
in her representation Of Dame Tro,. Miss
Della Hammond. OF Orwell, pcrsonated.
with much grace and adeptncss. the Fash
ionq. Miss Maoauley, Of New York was
an exceedingly interesting Unknown"
whose ncognito all were unable, though
eager, to discover. Dir A T Woodward
personatcd an old English gentleman in
right royal style George Kimball was a
digniied representation of old Sevcnty-six.
while Mrs Kimball was capital picture Of
an Old Lady. c II Holbr0ok appeared in
splendid costume OF King Charles the
Second, while Mrs Holhrook was atlired in
the handsome dress Of Il Blue Domino. A
W Higgins, of Rutland, was dressed in Il
rich costume, representing foreign gen
tleman of rank Mrs II made delightful
Daughter of the Regiment George W
billiard was prominent in the uniform Of
an Adjutant-Gencral, his figure, if not his
rank. being above all others. while Mrs
billiard made dashing and spirited Poca-
hontas. W f Paige, of Rutland, wore n
noticeably rich costume representing Sui
tan from Turkey. Mrs Chas. L Ross Of
Rutland was attired in the garb Of Night
G d Pitts wore the hunting suit of Charles
the Second, while Mrs Pitts was resplen-
dent as Morning. Miss Carrie l. Bishop
appeared, first as Mother Goose. and af
terward as pretty page. ID G Bascom, of
Brandon, was particularly good in the role
of n Canada Frcnchman. and Mrs Bascom
pntippallu n O 4, Jlntap,in,, r. az,
Girl. John Goss made dark and tawny
Indian Chief, as did also W Pitts as the
immortal Captain Jack DR. n Gale, of
Orwell, was well adapted to the persona
ton of an Army Surgeon, while Mrs Gale
was handsomely attircd as Red Riding
Hood c II Ross appeared as Brigand,
Mrs Ross as q Dairymaid d Thay-
er as an Italian Drgand Mrs
j Hastings as the Queen of Hearts Miss
Hattie Goodel as Swiss Peasant Miss
Ida Meacham as Folly Mrs L Earring
ton as Night Mr. w f Lewis as old '7G,
and Mrs Lewis as lady Of '16 Mrs Geo
Briggs as May Queen Miss Hattie f
Estabrook as Somebody and Miss Minnie
Barker as Nobody; Mrs Bishop was notice
able in the costume of the Queen of Clubs;
Miss Hattie Bishop in the Stars and Stripes
of the Union Miss Flora Thayer as For
get Me Not Miss Nellie Briggs as Clip
scy girl DR. Il Pierce AZ Panlaloon G.
d Olmstcad as Stranger r Edwards
Of Boston as 4 Prince Charles Goss rs
Uncle Sam III Woodland as n Coxswain;
Miss Minnie Goodell as Highland lassle
Mrs c W Briggs as a WEIGH lady E n
Dutton as dashlng Brigand Miss Mary
Nichols of Burlington as Sister Agnes A
d Gibbs as Barney, the Irishman Miss
Maria Simons as Rosebud Chas Meacham
as Humpiy Dumpty Miss Cora Smith us
an Ocean Queen; Dayey Nichols us
Highlander Charles Denson as a Turk
Miss Eva Meacham as Highland lasse
Will Cults as Paddy McGue; Miss c NJ
Haase as Highland Charles Aim in the
laughablc character Of Colored Orphan
Miss Maria Barker as a Servant Girl II w
Buckmaster as Joseph Smith.
THE SCENE PRESENTED
upon the floor during the progress of the
dancing, while the dancers were en- mas0ue.
was one of bewildering beauty and rare
situations Such wonders of the toilet,
such marvels of artistic and of gro.
tcsquc dressing In reviewing its
scope, its Ingenuity and its inten.
tions, this world of dress opened
out an unknown land which all would fain
explore. 1t would be difficult TO gather
up with any conference description of any
OF the toilets and dresses, and to carry it
away as pleasant memory of the scene.
We could only look on and enjoy the