Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-03-17

The series Of dancing schools given here
during the winter by Prof. Green closed on
Tuesday evening with masquerade ball,
which was a success IN all respects The cos
tunes Of both ladies and gentlemen were nu-
nlerous and varied, and many Of them were
very IL CANT There was large attendance
OF spectators. Knapp i Burnetts orchestra
of eleven pieces furnished the music, and
opened The evening with promenade concert
OF four pieces. While the concert selections
were in progress, some of the leading male
Individuality the Indian" the "Old-
est InhGbitant," the Twins" the Clown"
aud Brother Jonathan entertained the
company with very amusing presentations.
The grand march was called at $50. and was
led by Brother Jonathan" and Morning.
Thirty-two couples appeared in the march,
and three OF four Others Joined the company
later The leading costumes were as follows
LADIEs.
Mrs. W Il Csilds-Prncess Veronica. Costume Of
ptari-colorrd and white satin.
Mrs J b. Randol-Butterhy dress.
Mss Nellie Perry-6iyer Spray.
Mrs. c. A. MeT-CircAssiGn Girl
Miss Lila ADMINISTRATIONS.
Mrs walter Hsywood-Gipsy.
Miss Eta Savoy Daughter OF the Regiment.
Mrs.. Emery aud Mss MABEL Smith-MorninE
Miss Lizzie Roess, Miss Ida Rose and Miss Nellie Clark
each represented Night, in well-dssigned and very
effective costumes.
Mrs. Pred Pettee-Tanbvurins Girl
Miss Mary Atkins-Queeu Of the Witches.
Miss Annie Olive-Indiap Girl
Miss Russell tcf KeeueN- Gipsy Girl.
Miss Kate L. seeck-Bnpeep.
Miss Annie Kirwau-Gipsy Girl.
Miss Alice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Costume OF white
tarletou and satin b-oc1de trimmed with daisies.
Mrs n. H. white The Press.
Mrs. X. whte-A Nun.
Tue Flower Girl was appropriately represented by
Mrs. / b. Thorn, Mise Alice BrOwnel and Miss Ad-
Miss Emma Adams-"Fille du Regiment"
Mss Mary CIArk-Equestrienne.
Miss Sarah clark-costume Of white with trimmings
Alice Cark-Hghland Lassis
Mrs. c. K Jones-Bue domino.
Ms. ". Henry-Piuaforee costume.
Mss Nina Thomas-Esthete.
Miss Mary Niles-EveniBR dress Of ecru silk and
room velvet Spanish lace trimmings and scarf.
Miss Hammond, Of white River Junction-Evening
dress Of blue satin, trimmed with swan's-down.
GENTLEMEN.
Brother Jonathan-U. W. Frink-
Red Man Of the Forest-Speneer Knight
Tue Oldest lnhahitaut-John Lindsay.
Clown Prank Bracket.
ContiDentals-Y o Jones, W. L. Haywood
Mexican H. r. Lawrence.
Hamlet c. Howe
Black KNIGHT. b. Randoll.
Znuave-O. Z. Bennett
Moawoer's TwinE-C f. Miller, W. Bohrmsu.
Mephstopheles-Austin Russell.
| Romeo-George Emery.
| Highlander-Fred W. Putnam.
Cavalier Of the 18th eentury-win H. Hall
| Spanish Picador-C. +. Bingham.
| Garnet KniRht-A. W. Ch.ldE.
Knight Of the Golden Fleece-Arthur D. Wyatt
] spanish MhtadOr- Robert Wright,
! French Court Dress c. A. Miller
| Dominica. Sherwin.
| Fat Boy. II. Williams.
| Negro nandy-Eugene Sargent
Charles the Second garnet and yelOW)-W. c. willard
| Charles the Second (green)-Lyman Goldsmith.
| Charles the Second (garnet)-Fred M Robertson OF
Putney.
Brigands-Benn Perry, +. A. Houghton.
! Page-Johnnie Roess
! sailors-I. Thorn, C. W Henry Fred Davis
| Esthetic SchOolboy-W. S, Underwood.
! oountrymen WIN Ring. P. k. White
| Creole-Win Barry.
The dancers unmarked after the third mum,
Der of the programme, when there were a
| good many surprises, with the fun and jollity
to be expected. At II O'Clock refreshments
were served by Cooper. The music was fine,
the management throughout was excellent,
and the party was in every way one of the
| pleasantest of the season.
1t may be of interest to mention that the
sailor costume in which l. B. Thorn appeared
was one worn by him while on his three
years cruise in the Franklin, and the one
worn by G. W. Henry has also seen service on
the same vessel