The Van Buren press., 1875-02-09

tarletan dress, and veil and white shoes; the
picture this pure young girl with coal black
hair and black eyes. was one Of the lovellest
representations OF the occasion.
Miss Minnie Pernot, Butterfly" green
tarletan dress, trimmed with gold butterflies,
white shoes.
Ollie Rudy, GODDESS Of Love-" pretty pink
dress.s 81 80
; Miss Maud Love, Child of the Regiment"
skirt dark, waist trimmed with red-a LOVE
Of a" /" child" ..t..r... .-f.,ftcf
Miss Maud Clegg. Child Of the Regiment
short red dress, soldiers jacket. soldier cap,
carrying canteen, and wearing pistols.-
Miss Mamie Love. The Little Lady in
) White"
Miss Maria Iounigan. might" black dress
trimmed with gold stars
Miss Fannie Dunham, fancy dress. red, bor-
, dered with white, blue waist, and red cap
with tasse.
Mrs. Gran. Wilcox, "Quakeress," a very
J amusing costume.
Miss Stella Wallace, "Quakeress," appro-
priately costumed.
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posed mostly of cats EN-. beware! old maids
, are said to be partial to cats.
Mrs. Fanny Williams, "Old Woman with
attire to suit the character
Miss Emily Lynch, Sorceress," black sat
in dress trimmed with snakes. with crown
entwined NTH snakes, and carrying wand,
wound with snakes with forked tongues.
dress, trimmed with frost, and wearing a
crown of ice, with the word " Frost" In
scribed upon it. 1t was cold picture, but n
very sweet one.
Miss Mary Fundenberg, "Aladdin's Prin
cess" long, red skirt, white: Grape over
dress. and hat with long white plume.
Miss Lilly McGee, Persian Lady" black
velvet dress, ornamented with black lace.
Miss frankie Dradner, " Shepherdess," very
pretty costume, carried the shepherds crook.
and was very pretty picture.
Miss Alice Bradncr. very pretty dress.
Miss Ada Bradner. "Fan Girl" dress COM
posed of fan She wanted to stir up little
breeze.
Miss Bell Dickson. very becoming cos
tune.
Miss Lou England. short black dress. veil
over her head and shoulders coral orna.
ments.
Miss Luly Miller, fancy costume, very pref
ty indeed.
Miss Ella Baum OF TT. Smith. prcttily
dressed.
Miss Molic Montague. Of Ozark, "Peasant-
girl" and pretty one, too. ......
Miss Ilazeltne Massey very pretty white
dress.
Miss Carrie Powell. "Judy Punch" blue
harlequin hood" trimmed with white, black
short skirt. trimmed with blIe. 1t was the
quaintcst Of all the costumes
Mrs Sine Hayman, very prcttily and tasti-
|, habtcd
Queenie Roberts. pink dress.
Miss f. Hathaway. "Gipsey Girl" pretty
costume.
Miss Augusta Miller, !" Highlander a neat
and pretty costume.
Miss Ella Mooney, Milkmlil," carried a
tin pail.
Miss Maggie Woods, very pretty and be.
coming costume.
Mamie Wright, domino dress.
Charles Ribling." Wild Indian" well eos
TUNED and acted.
I Hurry por"~t, f" CIo~",' csooIie"tIy pe'So- :
mated.
thing.
Charles HALEY, INDIAN" y very fair pic
ture.
Faycttc Locke. of Alma. Aladdin and hi.
Wonderful Lamp This was by far the most
gaudy male costume worn.
Renfroe Creekmorc Bluebeard." the his
band Of " Fatima."
Lab. Southmayd. King Cotton;" this was
the most practical reprcsention Of the whole
occasion. "IIgh, Low, Middle, and Up
land" marked the different qualities Of the
staple.
Gus. Ward A" Double man." with two faces
and two suits Of tlothcs--behind and before !;
very comical.
Amasa Watson. Clown" dressed In regu-
lar tights.
Jimmie Austin, Brother Jonathan"
Charlie Ward. " Soldier Of the Legion"
Slime Thrustoa and John Fritz. "Skele-
tons"
Joe. Byers." Black Domino" 'E
Jim. Brodie Monk"
Al. Ward Music" Beethoven. with roll
Of music under his arm. Al. can't even
whistle a tune; bad joke on music.
Lewis johnson, and Jim. Scott fancy cos.
tunes & ..,. .... .'.
George Austin, "Jack Falstaff"
Mr.. W. w. Largeh, Of Fl. Smith, scotch
man"
Phiio llillyar, f" highlander" very well
dressed.
George Woods, Timothy Toodlcs."
Mr.. win johnson, of Oliver Springs. and
Mr.. Toolcs, OF Alma. were present In costume.
Gran. Wilcox was a Quaker and our friends
RoBards and Whitcsdes were "Grangers."
The music by three German boys from IT.
Smith, was excellent. The dancing was in
teresting. The costumes were gorgeous, gro
tesquc, and comic. The supper WAS luscious,
and delicious, and every body was happy and
enjoyed themselves.
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