The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-21
VOLUME XXXII...NUMBER AZ.

the part OF Martha Washington very bscom.
ingly. Mrs. Andy Patterson as Mrs. John
Qnincy Adams, Is the belle Of old colonial
times 10 perfection. Miss Marion Sbriver 10
Elizabeth Fry, G Quakeress; Miss Nina shriyer,
Mrs. Ches. Carroll; Miss Matte Caldwell, Nellie
Custit; Mr.. j. d. UuB9is, Geo, Washington;
DR.. Caddle makes very good looking &C.
lumbus; Eugene Hildreth was thoroughly
disguised as Uncle san. Miss Ida UpdsGrsa
Norton, G. W. Parke Gusts. Dan Gray ald
George McMechen, two little 'coons," were
WaShington's servants, and seated on cot
ton bale enjoyed themselves hugely.
The Indian encampment, like that Of the
Gypsys, had many callers. Miss Jennie
Mcdonald arranged 1t Miss Sophia Carr
was Pocahontas and Mr.. Dave Garden, John
Smith, Misses sallie Sweeney and Daisy Hoge
and 0rloH Ztne and Lee .DuBning painlSd
themselves up fant4stlcally aad fantastically
arrayed were good specimens OF the red chi.-
dren OF the forest.
THE LAND OF MOSES.
Judea is simply lovely. The hangines, the
COSTUMES, everything is all that could bo Dc.
sired. Qleen EIther as pelsonated by Miss
Ducky kraus, Miriam by Miss Mary Hey.
man, RebeCca by Mies Bertha Brillts and
Pharoah's daughter by Miss Hattie Hork.
heimer are excellent These ladies' were
valuable aids to Mrs, Robert White in srrang.
ing the booth and msy we'll be proud OF their
work. Mr.. c. II. Collier is High PRIEST MIR.
Jno. Posue King David and Mr. Ell. Brssch,
King Saul.
Russia has decidedly wintry appearance,
but the welcome ono receives Is warm and
cordial. Mrs. Wadde!! as QlNeu Catherine
Is very regal in appearance. Ihe other char
acters are, Russian nun, Miss Gert!e VIII
hams; El z .bett, exile VI siberis, N ss Dst
sic Mnlrin.; the lady OF Vo'gJ, Miss Flo
Wiltor; Russian pea a1t, Mss Callis Girar.
skating girl, Mics Jessie Martin; Mr.. Dennie
Banks, OF Bellaire, Peter ths Great. Russia
Is an unusually interesting oooih.
The FLovERY KINGDOM.
China and Japan, under Mrs. DR.. slouts
experienced direction, YVES gorgeous. The
booth was thoroughly Chinese-s.artiing 10
color and effect. Mrs Stout has spent con.
siderable time in China, and Is therefore
posted as to bow things should be.
The booth was filed with odd
knlck- k-knacks for sale that found
rady purchasers. Misses Mamie and Mamie
Chapline, Lucy and Minnie IIorng, Susie
Sitgreayes and Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Norton
and Messrs. DR.. Stout, Jno. +. Baker, Tom
Howell. Dr.. Harvey, Al Faaz5ein aid Will
Grub formed an unique looking group OF
Chinese. The. gentlemen especially werc
immense.
In Turkey everything is oriental and e'A.
CANT, Mayor Miller Is the Sultan, Major ]. V.
l.. Rodgers, the Pasha, Wa ker Frtssell,
"Mej,d." Misses Julia Cracrait, Afgie R.se
and Rose Lukens are dressed in handsome
oriental costumes. Miss Laura Lukens is
Lalla Rookh. Mrs. ]. V. l.. Rodgers wears q
beautiful drees.
In Egypt, Miss Emma Sawyer, Of Wssh;ss-
Ton, anu Mus Anna Hardesty are Ia iies Of
the har. M and Miss Maud Ecclts Is fair
houri. Mr.. Walter Riaehart wss dt-
guiasd IS the Khedivs. Messrs. Ben Har.
desty aud Robert HGsse wore the peculiar
dress OF that peculiar land.
Spain is the last bosth-the first one 10 the
left ot the door. II 10 a balcony scene, gotten
up by Mrs. N. B. Scott, assist by the fol-
lowing ladies': Misses sophie Logan,
Jamie Bailey, Jern:e Miller, Lizzie
Peudlslon and Emma b ond. Metsrs b. y.
Allison, Will Day, Bob Armstrong aud Guy
Scott Joined tlese ladies' in CT stunning for
last night and the effect produced when they
were all gtouped on the balcony w.s charm.
ing.
The supper room and reirsshment room
were well tiiled during the entire evening.
The yisndg served In both rooms were deli
cioIs.