Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-10-11
SOME OF THE DETAILS.
Names of the Ladies and Gentiemeh
who will Participate. IL

who will Participate.
This season the French court Will De
presented in the time OF Catherine LIE
Medici. In the northeast corner OF the
rink at the right as you enter Will % ar
ranged the French booth, with the queen
and her court. In this booth beautiful
fancy articles will be offered for sale,
also French candies, bon bons, etc, etc.
Those appearing IN the costume OF this
country will be:
Mrs. DR.. Reausoleaus as Catherine LIE
Me6ici.
Mrs. WYATT Klamath, Mrs. A. r. Hath
orn. Mrs. j. j. Flint. Mrs. VanDusen,
Z Mrs. A. A. Allen, as maids of honor.
Miss Laura Atkinson, Miss Lena Bel
liyor. Miss G. Tilden, Miss NJ. Thorold,
Miss Lou Blood, Miss julia Lyon and
Mrs. G. l.. Judd as ladies OF the court;
DR.. Drake, A. r. Hathorn, A. A. Allen,
e. J. Schwellenbach, G.. A. lheber, Y. y.
Smith, Frank Eddy, Ed. hose. y. MI.
LLOYD. Mr.. Calvin, w. J. Birmingham,
4 j. M. Hotchkiss, Mr.. Judd, as gentlemen
of the court
Also ten little children in court cos
tunes, pages. courtlers, ETC.
The empress and court will appear
upon the stage, where French dance
will be executed by the ladies and gentle
men III court costume.
All the dances will be upon the stage.
THE ENGLISH BOOTH.
On the left as you enter the rink, flrst
will be the English booth. The ladies'
and gentlemen representing this country
will appear in the English court costume
of 1858. The dance Of the May pole will
be executed by sixteen ladies and gentle
men in elegant court costumes. Supper
will be served il this booth.
The names Of the ladies appearing
therein are:
Mrs. A. C. Mcmillan, Mrs. P. II Foley
Mrs. Warren Wetmore, Mrs. Roscoe,
Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Ell. Nelles, Miss
Smith. Miss Gleason, Miss Minniss, Miss
( Nell Thorold. Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. BreWltt,
Miss Brown. Miss M. Brewltt.
Gentleman Geo. Brewitt, A. z. NC
MILAN, HI. Trubshaw, A. Klein. IS. HALL
fax, Mr.. Holgate. DR.. Cloes, T. ingalls,, p.
j.. Welles, Mr.. Gleason, r. C.@Ihorold.
There will also be six ladies and gentle
men in highland costume here, who Will
dance the Highland schottische accompa-
MED with the music of the bag pipes.
This booth is in charge Of George
Brewitt.
THE RUSSIAN BOOTH.
Next come the Russians, Mrs. o. st.
Chenery in charge Here will be served
ice cream, ETC. The ladies here are:
Miss Bell Boyd, Lizzie Nickeus, May
Huff, Edna Proctor, Mrs. Chenery,
Miss Kinney.
Gentlemen: Mr.. Boyd. Mr.. Spangen-
berg, B. Folsome. Bert Proctor, Park
Roper, Tom Poole.
They will give characteristic Russian
dance.
THE AMERICAN BOOTH.
Next comes the American booth, the
occupants Of which. will be arrayed ID
lawn tennis costume. This is in charge
of Rev. Wyatt Klamath and Mrs. 9.
Bassett. here will be served pork and
beans, oysters, brown bread, etc. The
ladies are:
Mrs. Isham, Miss Curtis, Miss Sperry,
Miss Elliott, Miss Bartran.
Gentlemen: A. Wells, j. Branch, MI.
Reed, G.. G. Eager, Fred Topllff, Frank
Miller.
They will give the lawn tennis dance
in style characteristic OF the rush OF
American life.
THE IRISH BOOTH.
Next comes the Irish booth IN charge
of Mrs. Bellivou and assisted by:
The Misses Annie, Maggie and Katie
Mahoney and Mrs. Kennyson, besides
Messrs Mcmillan, Barrett and Flint.
Here will be served roast Pug and
sspraties" in true Irish fashion with songs
and dances. 'Oh Ireland, the wearing o.
the green