Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-04

Surely we teok peep into Fairly Lar.p
last night at the Carnival Bright eyes, ros1-
cheeks, fairy forms, glancing feet, Joyous
voices and a dazzle of rich and glittering
costumes, sstins and silks and veivets In all
the coIors of the rainbow. How happy the
children all looked. How gracefully they
acquitted themselves. Nine. Louis has GER
tainIy the power of charming the little ones
into graceful action. she has been indie
fstigable in her efforts and we'll deserves the
success which has crowned them.
Thef"Coronation March" was grand, and
| called forth great applause, and the two cor
onations brilliant. The little kings and
qusens, and lords and ladies in waiting were
each and all charming. The first queen,
Miss GiEnie Foutaine, wore q beautiful COS
tune OF white satin, embroidered IN silver,
and managed her long train with graceful
ease; her royal partner, Master Willie Mar
! tin, in rich suit Of blue satin and silver
| trimmings, carried himself with courtly
| grace. The tiny queen, Ethel Smith, looked
| lovely in ivory satin, embroidered in silver
| with train of rosy silver gsuze; the little
king, Frank Hill, in a suit of rich brocade,
| trimmed with blue and silver, looked in
| right kingly style. Master Willie Seabrook,
as crowner, and Master Eddie Oakley, as
scepter bearer, both richly attired, performed
their parts exceedingly well; and little Nina
Sturla, little dsrk-haired darling, presented
! lovely basket Of flowers.
! Many of the dances were 10 US entirely
new and very graceful; the Madeleine" es-
pecallylso, and the "Tambour Major" very
striking.
| Miss GIMME Foutaine and Master Willie
| Martin executed the "RoyaP dance most
| grscefully-iL was lovely. Susie Booker, IN
| the "Tam BOURNE" dance, was much admired;
| Minnie Lee Falls executed the "Manola"
charmingly; Rita Milburn was lovely in the
! "Lschucha," and the little ones in the
| Groom" dance and 'Irish" tilt brought
down the house; Nina Martin and Frank
Hill, in the "Gpsy" dance, in their rich
character costumes, were much applauded;
and Charley Floyd, in beautiful court suit,
| danced everything we'll. l wish had time
| to mention more names, Tor all were deserV-
| ing Of mention.
Fonr diplomas were given; First-to
Miss May Hill (this should have been given
in 1881; second, to Miss Virginia Fontaine;
third, 10 Miss Mabel Smith; fourth, TO Miss
| Nina Sturla. The two last given for perfect
conduct and punctuality.
Miss May Hill and Master Martin pre-
sented Nine. Louis with an exquisite basket
of flowers, with pleasant little speech from
sweet-fsced Miss May, who was attired in a
rich costume of shrimp pink satin, with cas-
cades of silver fringe and rich embroideries
of silver Then Mime. Louis made telling
| little speech, which was much applauded,
| and so ended very enjoyable evening in
which everything combined to make brill
| liant success.
The Carnival is over,
| In the hall OF Innisfall,
| And all that now Is left is
| The memory of the ball.
| The little ones are resting
On dreamlands golden shore,
| As we say to Nine. Louis,
Adieu and du Teuotr.
Miss E. Fontaine, lavender satin, with
pink and silver palm leaves.
Miss A. Leidy, white satin, richly en-
broidered and silver trimmings.
| Miss A. Malone, cherry satin, tulie en-.
broidered in silver and silver trimmings.
Miss Maude Patterson, white satin and
silver.
Miss Belle james, blue satin, tulle EN-.
broidered in silver and silver trimmings.
Miss NJ. L. Falls, green satin, cascades o.
sparkling tinsel fringe.
Miss NJ. Smith, blue satin, tulle overdres
trimmed and embroidered in silver.
Miss Nina Martin, first, pink satin ant
silver; second, gypsy costume.
Miss Lily Dunn, red satin, cascades O.
crimson tinsel fringe.
Mics Janet Estes, white satin, overdresc
lace, trimmings of silver.
Miss Rita Milburn, blue satin and silver
Miss Susie Booker, peach blossom satin
silver.
Miss Fannie Falls, peach blossom satin
tulle embroidery founce and silver trim
minss.
/ Miss ]. sabatsky, cherry and satin.
Mics B. Steinkuhl, pink satin, silver.
Miss Louise Day, pink satin, silver.
Miss Mabel Patterson, white satin, silver
Miss Maude Patterson, pink satin.
Miss Nina Sturla, peach blossom satin ant
silver.
Miss Lottie McAnally, white satin ant
silver.
Mics Lottie McCallum, cherry satin.
All the young masters were handsomel.
attired in velvets, satins and other rich fab
RIGS trimmed with silver and fine lace, snC
were almost as handsome their fair com
panions.