The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-29
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assus v1n1 F,-a& Represented in
Es<xaeI Cestxmes-

auspices OF the i1aie> eo'r
gat;saaI cnrreh which has been CON
.euplatei for several weeks. Gaze OF
according to program or Tuesday
evening New &c = at the opera house
The va cae that viii be long
remembered b. all those whe had the
pleasure Of ATTENDING the entertain
ment Many Ct the costumes were
both costly and elaborate, and. esid-
erced much labor and paias in their
preparation. At about 9 o'clock the
various ladies taxing Part entered the
opera house headed b. Nj. Frank
Coxden and passed IN review By the
large audience in the grand march, TO
q lively air from the orchestra. the
effect being magnificent The grand
march vas . most interesting feature
At the conclusion of which the per
formers we're loudly appiauded-
After some very fine vocal ana instru-
mental music the military march be-
gan, the various companies being N
command Of D. 3: Heard. The
young ladies showed great skill IN
their eyolutiens, which reflects great
credit upon their drill master, Mr.
Heard, who has been u~nceasing IN his
efforts to accomplish this desirable
result. The young ladies' take readily
20 the drill. and We venture the aSser-
ton. that VITA a few more weeks
training they would surpass nan, CT
the banner companies of the National
Guards, composed OF the sterner sex.
Tne whole affair vas ys entertaining
and the ladies Of the Congregational
church are to be congratulated On
the success Of the entertainment. and
the business msn FOX their zeal IN
helping to make the carnival a nota-
BE affair. Below We give a descrip-
ton Of each ladies costume as far as
We could, and il we have missed any
che. it is because they failed to hand
in their names to the committee as
requested By TIE CHIEF:
B.. F. Miner, the opera house gro
Ger. vas n represented By his daughter,
Miss Trix Nicer, rho wore ! b,ue
dress trimmed IN crackers. cookies,
rice, etc. necklace Of peanuts and
bracelets Of c7sabeEries.
Miss Lottie Reis!e represented
Berg & Galu.ha, the cio.hieE.- She
xorea blouse za;s. ar~;isticalIy be
deeked with susfendsrs. gloves, neck
ties. &c. Hat trimmed with silk
handkerehiefs With the lestersa.B &
G" in gilt on the front.
Myrtle Jones, representing Brad
brooks art studio. worea white dress
completely covered With photographs,
presenting a handsome appearance.
The public schools were represent
cd By Gersie Pond wLo vas dressed
in pink, black PANELS. vita maps,
hair ornamented with pencils. Car
ried 4 school bag in 4 hand and .
bundle Of switches in the other.
The Fair stors showed up nicely in
the person Of Otie Smith, who was
dressed in pink, trimmed il pens.
pencils, dolls, toys, etc.
Ressa Ayre. appeared for the
Pla,t & Frees Lumber 20. aud va:
arrayed in a dress, the froas Of which
vas composed Of shingles, shsvinss,
etc. She also wore necklace Of hard
coal.
| C. Wiener. the eiosaier, was re
presented by Dolly Scott, Who wore
coat, vest, shirt, collar, cuffs, neck
tie. brown tile lat, and iress com
pIesely covered with muae1s, arts
tically arranged Handkershiefs
gloves, and IL fact a complete line Q
gents furnishing goods She carries
a valise in n hand and a cane Ii
the other.
r. II. Martin & Sons store ga
represented in tie person C Ms
DAISY Stacy. Dress of eresu sssir
trimmed with cream and crang
China silk black po;at lace. With q
slippers-
Eay Letson represented DR.. Ia
leys. homeopathic. She vas drssse
in scarlet henriesta, trimmed vii
bottles filed With pellets. She eaETit