The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-05-08

10 cents. The Sons are to be con-
graduated that they added over thirty
dollars to their eXchequer, besides
brilliant entertainment.
Kingsbury's band furnished the
music. j. w. Melendy and Ii. ii.
Howe floor managers. The arrange
ments were all well conducted by the
committee, w. A. Pease, DeVere
Houghton and Frank Hulett, and
everything passed off pleasantly.
Many of the costumes worn were
very pretty and some of them elabo-
rate. A few of the more attractive
are herewith appended:
LADIES.
Mrs. Belle Converse, Night-black
lace dress covered with gilt stars,
crown ornamented with moon and
stars with long flowing lace veil, also
covered with stars, hanging pendant
therefrom.
Miss Chloe Batchelder, Bride
white costume, crown trimmed with
lace and flowers, and long white lace
veil.
Miss Rose Chase, Spring-green
dress and waist handsomely trimmed
with flowers, elbow sleeves embroid-
cred with gilt braid and trimmed with
lace, girdle of ribbons to match dress,
crown with gilt stars and embroidered
with gilt braid.
Miss Geneiveve Houghton, Butterfly
black suit, short skirts, black stock
ings, black wings ornamented with
gold and silver cords, long black silk
gloves extending to shoulders.
Mrs. Josie Huntington, Morning
white dress with silver stars, crown
and flowing hair.
Misses Nellie and Cora Richard.
son of Weston, twin sisters-white
lace over dress with dark red velvet
bodice, trimmed with cream coloret
lace.
Mrs. f. w. Melendy, Starless
Night-black dress and crown Will
night in gilt letters.
Miss Annie Smith, Luna-Azmt
blue skirt and bodice to match be
decked with moons, half moons an(
indeed all phases of the moon. A
large crescent was also fastened il
| the hair, and from the back of th,
head veil of tulle extended to tn,
foot of the skirt and was caught III
on the hip with crescent. Blu,
stockings and slippers.
Miss Florence Smith, fancy dres,
short pink skirt and bodice to mattel
profusely decorated with gilt stars
On the head was worn a large pok,
bonnet trimmed to match. Pinl
stockings and slippers.
Miss Flora Martin, Goddess O
Liberty-one-half the skirt made III
with alternate red and white stripes
the other half blue covered with whit
stars, waist made up correspondingly
sash ornamented with stars, over lief
shoulder and tied under right arm
starry crown.
GENTLEMEN.
Geo. G. Smith, Continental Cour
| COstume-black velvet coat, yelloy
satin waistcoat, both trimmed witt
gold lace, crimson plush knee breech
es, black stockings, three corncret
cooked hat, grey wig.
M. Severance, Page, time of Loui
l4th-red velvet close fitting jacket
cape, trunks, light blue silk stripes
gold trimmings, blue tights, cap ant
white feather.
E. W. Melendy, Court Attendant
blue velvet deliberately trimmed
with gold. Shoulder cape, shor
pants, black stockings, yellow wig.
Victor Boyden, West Townshend
Scotch Northumberland velvet
Scottish plaid, trimmed with orna.
ments.
A. c. Gibson, Uncle Jonathan
long swallow tail coat and breeches
stove pipe hat, carried a big green
umbrella.
Geo. l.. Fletcher, Sailor-white
blouse and pants, blue trimmings.
neckerchief, hat.
Lee II. Gale, Captain New York.
Players League-base ball costume.
Landlord Worthen of the Peabody
House, in his usual good style sup
piled the sinner wants" of the COM
pany, forty couples partaking of the
following bill of fare:
COLD MEATS.
Chicken, boiled ham, tongue, roast beef,
oysters.
Warm rolls, peach sauce, cake, IL kinds.
cream cookies.
Pies, kinds.
FRUITS.
Oranges and apples.
Pickles, Tea and Coffee, Cheese.
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