Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-10
POMONA.

The Success of the Carnival of Days.
News Notes.
PoMoNA, Oct. 9.-To the strains of
march, Carnival of Days, spread out in
zone year" time, in rhythmic measure.
before an admiring crowd, on Saturday
evening, at the opera house.
By s o'clock the opera house was
iammed; not vacant seat to be had
anywhere.
The SO young people who made up the
characters had congregated behind the
stage scenes, then at the command
passed before the footlights, each char
acter being announced as they appeared.
Miss Ethel Thomas, with her jingling
belle, led as Folly. Then followed the
farce Cast, in the order named, as pub
lished in this mornings HERALD.
Moving Days, carried out by Mr..
Kendall and Miss Marian Reed, con the
move.
Old Year, New Year and Valentine
Day followed in appropriate costume,
Mr.. Fred J. Smith, Misses Ella Will
Jams and Mareta Thomas, respectively.
Summer Days dresses worn by Misses
Lizzie Latin and Rosa Bingham, were
suggestive of the prevailing summer cos
tune.
Foggy Days, Misses Stella Miner and
Jessie Coates, with their cold, grey
dresses, suggested the mists OF Old Eng
land.
George Washington was venerable
old gentleman, the guest in honor OF
his birthday was being shown the sur
rounding country. This admirable pair
were DR.. T. Hardy Smith and Miss
Mary Peters.
Fourth of July noise and fun was fit
tingly represented by two huge crackers,
accompanied by Uncle Sam, Ed. W.
Thomas.
Gentle Spring was ushered in next.
Misses Dora Loney, Mable Fordyce and
Lille Bingham.
May Day followed spring, in the lead
of three little girls, bearing an arch of
flowers, tripped blithe and gay little
lady, Miss Margarite Giffin, waltzing.
The others were Misses Marguerite
Gifin, lilo Symes, Ethel Reed, Helen
Martin and Lena league.
Indian Summer Days, represented by
two young braves and their dusky COM
panions of the gentler sex, Misses Guild
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Will Hammer.
Harvest Days were in the field, Mr..
Arthur Patterson and Miss Fannie Lor-
beer.
Dog Days have come and gone, Mr..
Bert Emo and Miss Williams.
The California Vintage Days were not
orgotten, characterized by our camp.
Columbus Day was remembered. Ed.
Brink celebrated it.
Halloween was Miss Edna Cowan,
who, with looking glass, was trying to
decide her fate.
The Thanksgiving turkey was carved
on platter by Mr.. Robert McCourt.
Miss Wilkinson was his fair companion.
Miss Cathcart and Mr.. Hal Hammer
were Winter personified.
Mr.. Harry A. Rowland and Miss
Madge Means and Mr.. Clarence Thomp-
son and Mrs. Ross were "Ladyes and
Gentlemene OF ye Olden Time"
| Mr.. Terrell Thomas and Miss Nettie
Rutherford were the Rainy Days.
School Days were Master George Jess
and Miss Clara Manier and little Miss
Loney, loved by Graduating Days, Miss
Lizzie Latin.
The Counting Days of Mr.. Jay Spence
and Miss Carrie Lorbeer were delight.
full.
The bridal party of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
O. Brown, accompanied by the grooms-
men, Messrs. Bert Baily and Earl Cowan,
and Bridesmaids Miss Jessie A. Padgett
and Mrs. DIR. Thad L. Johnson, were the
guests of the Unitarian Carnival of Days
reception.
Night, Miss Winnie Smith, passed by,
and the ascendant star of Morning, Miss
| Stella Frost, appeared.
A Sefor, Leo Park, and a Sehorita,
Miss Edith Gilfn, were noticeable.
Autumn Days were Miss Alice Grit
| fin and Mr.. Frank Loucks.
Among the dancers were the Misses
Means, Coates, Griffin, Summers, Misses
Ida Derkam of San Francisco, Nettie
Rutherford, Luella Mullaly, Marcia and
Ethel Thomas, Laura Huff, Jessie A.
Padgham, Stella MINER, Myrtle Cowan,
E. K. Guild. Mesdames DR.. Thad L.
Johnson, A. g. Abbott, DR.. Little, Stod-
daId Jess. Messrs. Jay Spence, John
Loop, Earl Cowan, Ed W. Thomas, Will
Hammer, H. Walker, John Strain, Clar-
ence Thompson, H. A. Rowland, II. A.
Broughton, Stoddard Jess.