The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

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THE MUSIC.
Doripgs orchestra band Of Troy, p. 7.
Miller, leader, and eight picked men, with
the following pieces furnished excellent
music One first and one second violin,
one viola, one bass, one flute, one clarion
cite, one cornet, and the prompter. They
may expect Rutland will want to see and
hear them often from the excellent manner
they acquitted themselves. The concert
music from to 10 O'Clock gave great sat
isfaction and consisted of the following
choice selections
Lustspiel overture. ..................Kel a Bella.
| Serena lie Zitherklange. .Junpinan.
| selection Girude GirOfa.......,........Le cocq
| Walter -Heimathsklange.. ..........M Mo kau
| COrnet sol -le Merrf Birds. ....... .Gumbtrt.
| Royal Wedding march. kuna.
The programme of dances with tue mu-
sic set to them is also worthy of reproduc-
tion here
I. Grant Merch- acknowledgements Miller
g. Lady Wdfhiugtons Reel
| 3. Qladrille--Cebtennial. ..........,. Wiegand
4. Lanclers Excelsior ...........W.iu garten
| ,. itch Reel
G. b fket gu dIllle--Forest City......... Ross
8. Money Musk.
.. Quadfille -Cneat-Chaime de Fieurs. .......
10. Lanclers-skidmore Guards. .Welgsnd
II. Nedowa-l ..................t Faust
12. virginia Reel
10. quad lie Cheat--Dana.. .Ilkon
IA Waltz-ilonOr the Ladies. strauss
10 Lanciers-Groae Girofa. .......... Downing
TO- Portland Fancy
II. Polka Redowa Quadrillc-flumOr... Reitzel
IS SIM lr >cctch keel.
10. Waltz Quadrille--M- lilne. ..... Rim 'eben
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TIE YOUTHFUL STATES REPRESENTED.
Miss Cornelia B. Williams, dressed in
white, with red, white and blue, wearing
a liberty cap and carrying small silk flag,
personified the Goddess of Liberty.
The following thirteen young ladies',
dressed in white musln, wearing a light
blue crown, ON each of which was the
name of the state she Represented in silver
letters, and silver stars. The eight young
ladies of Rutland represented the southern
Of the original states. The young ladies
from out of town represented New Jersey,
New York and the New England states
Miss Allie Collins of Castleton, Connecti-
cut.
Miss Ella Muchmore of Castleton, Rhode
Island.
Miss Mary futile of Poultney, New
York.
Miss Laura Perry of Poultney, New Jer-
sey,
Miss Nellie Stoddard of Fairhaven, New
Hampshire.
Miss Emma Lewis of Fairhaven, Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Addie Pond, Pennsylvania.
Miss Minnie Burt, Delaware.
Miss Agnes Bailey, North Carolina.
Miss Annie Simons, Virginia.
Miss Louis Weeks, South Carolina.
Miss Hattie Harris, Georgia.
Miss Jessie Dewey, Maryland.
THE INTERESTING DRESSES.
1t is impossible to give anything like a
perfect discripti of the costumes and
quaint dresses. While many of those pres
emit, perhaps most of the gentlemen ap.
peared in plain evening dress, and none at
tempted elaborate characters, yet there
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rendered odd by age, to modern eyes, to
give variety to the scene.
Mrs. Il. A. Morse wore quilted satin
petticoat that had gracel receptions nearly
or quite century ago, with mouse-colored
velvet over-dress, demi-train, old point
lace,-among the ancient articles OF
dresses and adornment, she wore pair OF
satin slippers that had danced at Lafiy:
cites reception and very old brooch, and
rings 100 years old.
! Mrs. Lucius A. Morse wore green silk
copied from ancient style-baby waist ant
puff sleeves-hair a 10 Maria Antoinette
point lace and jewelry of olden time
=, Mrs. Geo. r. Bottum wore black silk an(
hair la pompadour Mrs L. j. Ormsbe,
, appeared in black velvet dress, trimmed
with purple, an Elzabetbian rufile, ant
carried an ancient French fan that wa
, quite a curiosity. Mrs. John Strong wor
: a very pretty silk the carried ret Gull
that once belonged to Mrs. Chauncey Lang
don, the mother of Mrs Governor vii
iams. Mrs. NJ. J. Francisco was eli CAN'T,
+, attired in purple brocade petlicoat will
white silk overskirt she wore a ring,
> sharp oblong, half an inch by an inch, will
y an ivory setting in which is engraved
, weeping willow overhanging monumen
and urn with the date June o, 1865. Mrs
) Nahum p. Kingsley had on. blue silk
court train Mrs Chauucy X. William
> wore satin dress, half century old, an
20 a Swiss cap. Miss Jennie X. William
wore peasant costume, blue dress wit
peasant waist and cap. Mrs. Albert W
% Higgins wore an evening dress OF lavende
:. silk with carleton trimmings hair done IL
10 very high and powdered. Mrs. B. II. Bul
a wore black silk. Mrs Hattie Hapgoo
r. wore black silk and white muslin
e Mrs. Albert futile of Fairhaven had
d garnet silk trimmed with white, cut squal
n in neck, and double quilted silk petticoa
o also pearls. Mr.. J. ID. Goodwin of Fai
D haven, black and white silk over cloak We
|, vet trimmed with point lace. Mrs. A. ]
!. Vail of Fairhaven. green colored silk petit
a. coat and bodice W h black brocaded sill
r overskirt and Martha Washington cal
n Mrs. e. L. Goodrich Of Fairhaven, bac
10 velvet train trimmed with ermine ov'
n n cherry silk petticOat Miss Mal