St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
It's CERTAINLY SAID,
nd the Information Comes
Straight From Those Who
Should Know,
hat Prominent Society Peo-
pie Will Figure in the Ma
tional Pageant.
jther Social Events Which
Form Food for Pleasant
Gossip.
jne Continual Round OF Gay
ETY., With Weddings
Many.

They say that The greatest society event of
lie season is 10 take place al the Grand opera
1ouse on the evening OF Dec. 20 and the
lfternooA Of Dec. p.
That the ladies in the audience are to come
IN fun eyeuing dress aIlsi are 10 vie with the
trtists upon the stage in their toilets.
That no hats or bonnets are to be worn in
he house
Thai 200 people from prominent circles
.re 10 take part in the pageant That photo
.Taphs Of some Of the lending characters ure
% be seen N the windows OF Howard &
sarwell's and other leading houses That
queen Isabella OF CASTLE : TO be represented
y Miss Leuore AuSlln. That ". II. Dixon
EIl appear As Columbus, aud VIII plead his
.ause 50 successfully that the beautiful
queen Is moved 10 tesIow upon him her Jew
sls that he may prosecute MS western ex-
8loratious.
That lords and iadiesof the court in full
lress are 10 be IN attendance That Mrs
Walter Morton makes Il very demure and
modest Priscilla.
That Gardner Corning as the bashfnl lover.
EhO does the c0urtina for Miles StandiSh
makes very faithful representation 50 much
30 hat the fair Priscilla ssivs 10 him why
Ion you speak Tor yourself, john In due
line the wedding follows. aud the ceremony
: e1eellenuy performed by Hartman Heath
n MS robes OF Office as the magistrate.
That The Colonial kitchen" will be repre-
senbed by four generations
That the typical old maid Of that period
style"
That c. ?. Dugau win personate the father
OK sixteen children. That he viii DO II iii Il
Tathe-ly manner. auG exercise excellent con
tEOl over his small 20 family
That Mrs. j Z WelTick. as Anne Hutchin-
son Win TRENDS. VIII relate the cause Of her
oanlS6ment II = manner not 10 be exesiieG
That Mr.. Dunn and Mrs. X Barnum, as
Cen and Lady Washington. viii appear ana
receive the homaee pad them in all the
stately ana gracious manner Of we olden
time. All The old-tiIne elegance viii be Dor
trayed IN this reception 20 Gen George and
Martha i Washington, and the Marquis de
Lafo tte.
at .e graceful movements Of those vino
- p III the Minuet Sil he = delight 10
a. tlSrS. Train dresses, powdered nair,
WhUe cIe wigs, Knee breeches buckles. etc.
Via be worn Dy these who represent that
period. The fyliowi15 names represent The
sixteen young ladies aid gentlemen who are
70 tread the 1uinHet:
GenuemeR-C. Gordon. n. [. Barnes. Dewey
Davis, John 5Hkssly, Hayward Wright, Me
oIas Dunn.
Lad-es-Mrs- J. ". Merriam. Mrs. I. k.
Stone Mrs. StocktaI. 4.iss Stickuev. Miss
finch. Miss Kelly. Mss COOK. Miss IiiGIlan
Inat al'i. Bert br4den and his militia
npGuy VII 0Etdo Themselves in lheir
EIzht British uniforms aud Contineut4l
blues.
That the Declaration OF independence
taoleau, with the groupings Of young
ladies' as statuaTy, IS Poets Dream.
That the hospital scene Is q faithful repre-
seuiatlon OF lie II hospital during cur late
war.
That Dr. J. L. Murphy personates in 4
most solemn and professional manner the
surgeon q that period
That Miss Adah Hawkins. as the flower girl
distributing flowers among the wounded
Who are upon white eels, tsa vision OF dainty
l0yeiCess.
That The National Pageant throughout