The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-12

sented in costume. The managers and at
nearly everyone connected with the enter
talnment
The carnival began with a grand
march, introducing the charac-
ters in the following order:
Pickwick and Sam Weller; Tupman and
Sncdgrass; Wrinkle and Joe, the fat boy;
Mr.: and Mrs. Leo Hunter; DR.. Marigold
and Miss La Creevy; Marchioness and
Dick Swiveller; Mr.. and Mrs Quilp; Mrs.
Jiniwin and Mrs. George; Mrs. Simmons;
Little Nell and her grandfather; Mr.. and
Mrs. Micawber; the Mica be-s junior
Uriah Heep and Mrs Heep; Mr.
Peggothy and Mrs. Gummidge;
Ham Peggothy and Peggothy;
David Coppertield and Little Emily; Betsy
TrotwoOd and Agnes; Traddles; Turvey-
drop ami Miss Summerson: Prince Turvey-
drop ami Miss Jellyby; Turveydrop's Dan
cling Class Mrs, Lupln and Mark Iapley;
Dolly Warden snd Joe Willet: Miss Havi-
sham and Estela; Caleb Plummer and
Blind Girl: Dot and Tilly Slowboy; Jenny
Wren and Pip; Nj. and Mrs Boffin {;
Wigs and Cobbs: Master Nalmers and
Moran and Attendants.
At the close Of the march was Mr.. Pick
wick's reception. in which the various char
acters were presented by the ubiquitous
''Micawber Exposing Uriah Heep" and the
"Cribbage Scene between Dick Swiyeler
and the Warehouses. Mrs. Quilp's tea
party, and the scene between Quilp and
Mrs Quilp
The closing scene was Mr.. Turveydrop's
Dancing Class. In the interim after Mrs.
Quilp's Tea Party Mr.. Frank E. Rebarer
sang a tenor solo. He was applauded to
the echo and responded very gracefully.
The fafO fhrCnObng1t wa
and it was cbarmingly given. At its close
refreshments were sold at the Inns and an
opportunit. was afforded to visit the
booths. There is nothing connected with
the Carnival that is not interesting, and the
ladies Of the St Johns RectOrY Society
have given the event of the season in
the way OF society entertainments.
In the long list Of characters it is i'm
possible 70 give more than few. Mr.. John
Mclaughlin vas "Pickwick," Mr.. Ed L.
Brown was sam Weller" Mr.. George S.
McAlpin, Dick Swiveler;" Mr.. Hal John
son, "Quilp;7 Mrs. w. S. Cherry, MRS.
Quilp;" Mr.. p H. Ward, "Mr. Micawber:n
Miss Mamie Hopkins, Mrs. Micawber:"
Miss Jennie Willink, Mrs. Leo
Hunter Mrs. J. T. jackson. "Airs.
Jiniwin;" Miss Belle Wells. MRS. GEORGE
Fanny Skinner, Mrs. Heep:n Mrs Riley,
''Marchioness" Mrs. P. H. Ward, Betsy
Trotwood;" Mr. Moore, "Turveydrop;
Miss Fina Hopkins, "Tilly Slowboy;"
Miss Eugie Dale, DOT" Master c. s. Con
nerat and Miss Flora Lee Dancey, run
away Bride and Groom" Miss Hudson,
Little Nell;' Mr.. J. deBruyn Hops,
Grandfather and Mr. Frank Cornwell,
Fat Boy" The ladies in charge of the
booths are:
"Pegotty's Boat House"-Mrs. II. NJ
Branch, Mrs. d. G. Purse, Miss SallIe Sui
livan.
Holly Tree Inn"-Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. Brown, Miss Richmond.
"Old Curiosity Shop"-Mrs. Gibbes, Mrs.
baltimore, Mrs. Guerard, Mrs Gadsden,
Mrs. Strong.
blue Dragon Inn"-Mrs. Bruen, Mrs.
Screven, Mrs. Falligant, Mrs. Connerat,
Mrs Park.
Mis-. Jenny Wrenn's Dolls Dressmaking
Estabishmentn-Mrs G.. II. Remshart,
Mrs. d. Y. Dancy and Miss Nell Thomas.
'Boffin's Bower"-Mrs. Bouton, Mrs.
Moore Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Cornwell.
"Mrs. Leo Hunters Flower Show"-Miss
Kinsey, Miss Ward, Miss Willink, Miss
Wells.
In all of the booths were attendants from
among the characters in costume.
The Carnival viii be continued tonight,
and at the close of the entertainment there
will be a dance. Several new attractions
will be added to-day. Buffers Pharmacy
will remove its soda water and milk
shake department to the hall and
under the management of Mr.. Ruby But
Ter it will be one of the features of the fair
The hall will be open from to 6 o'clock
this afternoon when children will be ad-
mitted free