The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-23
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A Fancy Party.


iiHnoi oftpn thai MORALS arr blessed with Wis.
ioapf haip iAnd bpt surely the homo Of The fay,
and the falry spric, could not prescnt even upon
iesal day. moro beautiful and Airy HE sccne than
MAS pEesenled IN the paflors Of Mr John L. Helnass
deg ofthis place on Thursday evening January sist
The occasion was that OF the brh dag celebration
Master Milton Rcifsnider who IN the costume Of a
cavalier the time Of Charles II resolved his young
guests In The most truly cavalier fashion. All the
little folss VEN In fancy r,ssumc-and where all
Looked lovely Il is not iairtodicriminaic Among
the assembled guests, wers tho little Misses Nellie
Hayden Grace Roberts, Baby Nicois Maggie Huber,
Annie aud Bette Relfnlder, Winnie smith, Lulie
Cunningham. Mary Rinehart. Of Westminster, and
Fannie Thompson Of Baltimore. The little gentle
men present. werc Masters Harry Banghman. Charlie
RelGnider, Bob Irwin johnnie Roberts, Upton Hay
den Josie Herring Frank Cunningham Frank and
Paul Earnest Willie and Ike buckingham.
Miss Winnie Smith as Justice" wore blue and
white striped dress. crimson aish with the word
Justice In gilt blue velvet bAndcaux, with tiny
scales. in gilt and surmounied by a Gilt star Miss
Nellie Hayden wore pink tariatan trimmed with
white lace, Mis- Grace Roberts, as flower girl,
white dress, loopcd with bouquets of flowers.
baby Nicols, as Learning" wore pink ,aTlaian with
the alphabet In black velvet arcund the skirt black
yclye, hat with BABY IN gin letters on the front
Miss Maggie Huber, As a peasant girl. worc white
dress with purple silk peasant waist. Miss Annie
Reisnider a. the Evening star" wore pink tarla-
tan, covered with tiny gilt ssars circlct Of stars
around her arms. and gilt handeaux surmounted
by large gilt star combining her golden hair, which
sparked with diamond powder Miss BEETLE Ref.
Anidcr as llttlc Red Riding Hood was admirably
adapted TO the character and her sweet little face
pecped out nom her close fitting hood, we were al
most sure We were really IN the land Of ialrs and
Mother Gooscs Melodies Little Fannie Thompson
looked lovely as a Norman Peasant. In white dress
and blue Normandy car But we must not forget
the young gentlemen. Masters Harry Baughman AS
a Sailor boy Upplc Hayden rs Highland Lsddle.
and Mil,ic Reiisnidcr, Bob Irwin, and Frank Gun
bingham in their respective characters OF Cavalier,
Prince Arthur aud fine old English gentleman,
acted their parts beautifully, while Master John Ro
bens as Yankee Doodle In red and white striped
pants blue star spangled coat and with the idcnt.
cal feather In his cap, true little Yankee boo.
die Dandy while the little gentlemen who were not
In costume did their share toward the general en-
tertainment At nine o'clock, refreshments were
served. and despite their airy like appearance the
little elves did justice 10 the beautiful aud bonnl
ly laden table. by ten O'Clock the Queen OF the
Fairies had called her subjects homo, and weary lit
tie heads pressed many pillow, while sleepy lids
closed over the bright little eyes that had sarkied
50 joyhlly, and We leave them In dream land To-
gether MIS-.
Bigtninssr. January I'D. 1875