The morning call., 1891-10-05

the walrus, polar bear and the seal. The
roof o the booth is made Of the bark Of
trees, covered with northern moss. 1t is in
charge Of Mrs George F. Grant, assisted
Jy Robert D. Fry, Miss Blanche and Hilda
Castle. Miss BIckln, Miss Eddy. Miss
Grant and Miss Florence Reid. There are
no gentlemen in this bunth. and lis i'll
mates dispense only cold drinks.
GERMAN BOOTH
Next comes the German BOOTH which was
arranged by ;. II. Walter. The stage is
raised above the floor some feet, and, IN
like the others, has no entrance from the
front for visitors. Near the entrance are
pictures Of Wagner, Beethoven and List
The flooring Is Of green, and In the back
ground may be seen view OF Berlin. The
booth Is in charge OF Mrs. Ignaiz Steinhart,
assisted by Mrs. N. :. GTinUaum, Mrs. +.
Siebe, Mrs. N. Nueser Mrs. DIT. Julius
Rosenstirn and Mrs Dir. !. D. Arnold. a
series Of Wagneriau tableauX will be given
at this booth accompanied by appropriate
music, which will be under the direction of
Dr. Julius ROsenstirn, Henry Aayman and
Mrs. Mary WithroW.
FLORAL BOOTH.
The visitor takes but a step and Flora
bursts upon his view in all her glory Of
multitudnous bloom and blossom. for the
floral booth strikes his eye. This booth
was decorated by Miss Mary d. Bates, and
is the best arranged in the building. the
decorator has endeayored to carry out the
idea OF KiTmess. which originally meant
narrow street. Eucalyptus trees are used in
tire decorations, and their tall branches
sweep 10 the top of the gallery. making a
graceful, verG2nt roof with their leaves
linked in brotherhood. The tropics may be
seen there in all their luXuTiance with the
banana ana cOcoanut; the grape and orange,
the rose and the poppy recall the temperate
zone while further of may be seen repre-
sensations OF edelweis and the snOwhower
marking the extreme limit of FlOra's reign.
THIS booth has no I'm worthy Flora IN Mrs.
George r. Sanders0n, while her assistants,
with eyes brighter than the c0lOrs Of the
flowers and hair as golden as the FURNISHED
leaves dancing in an autumnsl sunset,
make fitting companions for the Queen of
Flowers. The assistants, whose smiles
captVate the visitor more than the brightest
bloom Of the dancing flowers. are Miss Nora
Mcneil, Miss Marie l.. Currler, Miss Flor
ence G.. Currier. Miss Nellie Treat, Miss
Lucille Smith, Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss
Sarah Dean, Miss Annie Sheppard, Miss
Jennie Hooper. Miss Crissy Slebe, Miss
Bertha Rice and Miss Henrietta Sheppard.
CHILDREN's BOOTH
In the children's booth there is fish pond
and a garden scene. The booth is hand
someiy decorated with vines and foliage and
little gold fishes. The children connected
with the booth are to give a beautiful dance
callad the Bees and Roses" The booth is
in charge Of Mrs. F. A. Frank. Mrs. c.
GIttu anu MIS-. uuItOn, assisted Dy MISS
Pope, Miss L. Taylor, Miss c. Taylor, Miss
II. +. Bacon, Miss Z. l.. Adams. Miss f.
Elliott Miss NJ. Elliott, Mrs. }. V. Bacon
and Miss Cooper.
BoNBoN BOOTH.
The bonbUn booth presents a neat APP
peaTaDce with its drapery of flmy lace cur
tains. and pale green silk with fest0Ons of
artificial pink roses. The whole front part
OF the booth IS composed Of an elegant glass
showcase filed W tn the most delicate and
palatable French candies, from nougat to
cream tips. This booth is in charge of
Mrs. p. 3. Horton, and her assistants COM
prise some Of the best known young society
ladies. There are the Misses Caroan, Miss
BAR, Miss Owen, Miss Horton. Mrs. H. VI.
A. Miller. Miss Joliffe, Miss McEwea, Mrs.
w. Jones and Mrs Ii. L. Bothin.
VENETIAN BOOTH
The last booth on this side of the hall is
the Venetian booth, which represents a
scene IL Venice, near the Bridge of Signs
The balcony is there with its flowers and
shrubbery, while below is a representation
OF the Grand Canal and the gondola. This
booth IS in charge of Mrs. General DIckin-
son, assisted by Miss Shipman, Miss YOst,
Miss Lille Roccatagiata, Miss Jennie Bril-
zoara, Miss Linda Levagg, Miss Victoria
DemaTtini, Miss lyancOYicn and Miss Silva
Reccatagliata.
To-SIGHT's PROGRAMME.
Apart from the entre'acte entertain
ments given at the various booths, the full
programme to be enacted tonight, will com
prise:
A pardon 10 Brittany.
Song, THE Angelus."
GaYOtte, Breton Peasant DauceH
Procession Of all nations.
Bees aud Roses dauce-Bees and Roses BOOth
May-pOe danee-EHglish Inn Booth.
MInuet de la Cour-French Booth.
Scotch dance-Scoteh Booth