Daily Republican., 1889-12-05
THE DANGERS.
TUE HOSPITAL KlRMess A
GREAT SUCCESS.


tebrr Everybody becomes enthusiastic
ypo lcId, the kirmess, and old folks
=. fb,y look at the graceful evolutions OF
,hal luu. cis 10 their gay costumes carry
,bc,r minds back to the days when they
,rte hoyl and girls.
ILe hrst matinee was held yesterday
.,,.rpoou. The audience was not so
i.,yr as expected, but those present par
t,c',liinp in the exercises wero enough
themselves TO make good audience. The
children for the most part had tho alter
,olp. The curtain rnse about 4 o'clock
mon A tableau of rare beauty. The
grand msrch WAS led by the snowballs,
followed by the Japs. Then came the
roses aud bees, the royal middics bring
Ipr mn the rear. The evolutions OF the
rlulfen were beautiful and graceful.
The dance oil the roses aud bees, came
d,st the roses leading aud form'ug in a
knceliup liue across the stage. The bees
came next with arms extended and hands
ollyering as they came Tho eiiest was
Electrical aud the llttle folks were greet-
e. with an uproar oi plaud,is.
Inc dancers were: Mas May Candy,
clapctone; the Misses Madge Johuson,
H.sc Gipin, Marion Candy, Auna Bird,
NAV Jones, Natalie Wilson, Madaliue
D,aper. Charlotte Young, Ethel Candy,
Katie Rec. Lillian burgess, Mamie Maull,
Katie Mclutyre, Alice Mcintyre, EdiIh
k,lc Bessie Rice. aud Masters Andrew
u Wilson, Jr., Trusten Draper, Henry
f,uLy, George Harrington, willard POr-
W, Thomas Young, l'Ointell johnson,
Psfy Rrad, Howard Webster, Sellers
smilh Charles jcllcris, David Lindsay,
Harry rush, Walter Tutnall, Albert
ClUrcAw,n.
The tuyal miidcs next took down the
Lm.e. They were dressed in sailor cos
tmc aud danced in hornpipo fashion.
1hry were received with loud applause.
TIE iauccis were: Mrs. |. T. Quiglcy,
,b4perouc Walter Goueii, Harry Candy,
lee N Iiyiiue, James DcVou, Waiter
Bush nunGld b. /, Allen Llnhsay,
hpry Nolsc, CJrbtt Warner, Elliott
Harvey, Fertile Sislrr. The little DIlddies,
Mate Howard Webster aud Master
Cbu'ei Jrtrls, danced tho sailors horn
I!'r n c.'gaut style and were vigorously
tpyiauivd,
1ur japanese dance came next. The
y0aus ladies' dressed IN richly 60 orej
loJ,e Wrappers, with flowing sleeves and
big .nshrs gave them al unique appear
Az, he gtlls were graceful IN the uso
c tlr ian Misses Minnie Carpenter,
Bau CAu1y AID lielcn Hewes, the three
llt.e gil4 itum schOo elected a hearty
tb ore
iacAu rIs were: Mrs. W. II. Porter,
thlp iu'., iuf Misses Minnie Carpenter,
hclsn Il'rF-, Bun CRnhY, Grace John.
61U, Eutc Lambs0n, Edith Spruance,
R'W srrty, Matte Shortlingr, Esther
w'.oH, lm.y GIay, Maize Mors'. E'sie
e, C5w Lindsay, Nellie Sparks,
G1i Yoke, Reba Townsend, Katie
BNl'o, iM4e MusilU, Louise Elliott,
Qm-ly
The sHdet'j dance of ike night before
W, ifi ""i with great Improvement
Anl F" It'e grace and elosancc.
:, oo'H alter o'clock lakt night, he
hs "1r dimmed uron the larg,st
AIs' L=' ihat has yet been present at tho
ltiip'lHaNCts Tie curtain rO1c AMI rU.
eg'l q, The audience tAbleau that
stone enrapiuted them. In the front
90 t0uIt jester Curtis with wand up
hf"i sud a. ognd hi were the courtlcrs
..iuH TING, back from the front gra =
u!ly ding 10 tie rosks iu he rear, III ON
VII was the Goddess OF Liberty were
II iic roscs ana the bees, the royal
moi :, The 1yrolcsc girls, the flower
6tS tie Bwiss aud French maidcns. the
iansba glfls, the German harvest home
dtcc1s ard singers; all alraycd III daL-
th- anl costly costumes.
MutsUluss the tatleau stood and the
aud cGcc applaudcd. suddenly. cllng
VT! the orchestra and tho mot,Oulcss
hl at became qnivering with lite,
Coun losler Curtls, one side clothed In
th'nspn and the other IN blue, made a
Ura'iou with his arm. lifted his red leg
ml sta.rl on his march. He bounced
Az i l' stage as II on springs lightly
Nj IA I,tt IA,
cGI't mlnuets aud the daucing parties
mi ihc stage was living, moving mass
olslA iHg beauty. The SNOWFALL girls
boh'cd n cir high hais from one side to
We "'b"l iu comic expressiveuess. The
II'Dr-t high cone-likc hats were con-
~ l,ft ia the thrOng. But Curtis. the
..G ic'cr was Immense. As the per-
N'n1s rl'ssd out they were greeted
WIZ "uul after round of applause.
A.tt me grand march came the
n '.af 'auce, first given on Monday
ltLl lI' with increased and grow ng
L'e.'si Ibis could hardly be called u
VA 9', but VAS rather series OF eNo'u-
u.n' h'nd dipping and courlly bows
- j. 'lr representation OF court re-
Vi'li' n "tden times, 1t tlioNcd tht
d. aa'nes that have taken place III
nl''" ir piions. The presentation, how.
"a -'''''h hhi ''ull
" u " tl applause. Mrs. PoTtcr, Mrs
v! Nrs. Harrington, Mrs. Kumiurd
.at ''','ts Johnson. Lewis, Nowlaut
s'l ,upi 'ormcd the ladies OF the court
n, ~" IL. Porter, Dallett, Richardson
Il,A ron, Ee', Elliott, Nowland aut
'S's- were tie gentlemen.
nv Hrl dance followed, by fourteen
!o"As lbs. 1t WAS given at The matt
-4 .'e afternoon, and with increased
,,, "sl night. The three little girl
,e'' 'n. L'dits' Seminary we're given :
Aun U'"m vt applause, and were com
Ptsl ~ answer an encore.
~ '"ace was chapsroned by Mrs. f
u. "Alher aud Mrs. Charles l.. Nc
d,NI'i ma those who took part In tn
Am S.h'e were; Mrs. sadtler. Misses Ken
R'' NAY Belts, Brnghurst, Hickman
NJ" NJ boShius, Jennie Lindsay, Candy
,s,y'' hMner, Emily Warner, 10
s%gg .cEm, hcit', May Lindsay, Fanni
,,,..,. sa.. s.me the Swiss dance, in whlcI
l~,t.1 'ad'es took part. The qusin
hsJT.', "'l2 with flowing white switches
ua uoynr'. ana whipped about with ever
tainscrs W. w, oi ite head. The Swiss noun
plm.' sa'led round after round OF ap
lie .ca,.,,' "nu alter they retired betwee
10 al, e., win wings they were compelle
+ T'GGat and snswer an encore. Mr.,
its \, a. 4, ,oAnhy chaperoned this dance an
Nr.' ., tGcrs were; Mre. Farra. Mira. pyle
' Nsr,A N,' Ant'Gn, Misses Kendall. Ware uenrv
Nslo, oaNespie Bessie Gillespie. Gsnt
IowT,'59,, ieoples, Collision, Wooley
B"ai Bn," Mccullough, P.rkius. ~
Mad, u n all the dancers the Frenc
. ibI, ii5'Lle Their graceful evniu,in"s ~