The herald., 1893-05-27

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advance sale already made.
In an entertainment where 125 partic-
ipants, mostly of the fair sex, are en-
gagged it is impossible to particularize
the effects. even Of those most deeerv-
ing. tits sufficient to say that every
thing went with an ease and grace
that showed the effects of perfect drill
and good management, and that even
under the trying effects OF the calcium
lights the young ladies presented. one
and all, charming appearance. Such
an aggregation of pretty girls IL would
be difficult to match, even in this golden
state.
The following is list of the partici-
pants:
Goddess Minerva - Mrs. A. G. Bart
lett.
The Besr-Mr. E. W. Hopperstead.
Butterhies-Misses Marie Conner.
Hattie Witherell, Elma French, and
Master Howard Bentley.
Beea-Masters Faunce English, Fred
die Calkins, Roy Brown, Roy William
son, Rossie Shaffer.
Fairy of the Ferns-Soloist, Miss May
McCrea.
Poppies-soloist (sunfower) Miss
Grace Waggener; Fairy Poppy, Master
Willie Bholes: Cupids-Hiram Sholes,
Amelia McKinnie, Mamie Packard,
Hazel Halbrighter, Dortha French,
Misses Aline Smith. Katie Howard,
Fannie Lang, Alma Fov, Matte Harris,
Dora Smith, Edith King, Irma Foy. Lot
tie Ohalfant, Frsncis Smith, Florance
Aull, May Weldon.
Pinks and Violets-soloist, Mics Ada
Smith. Pinks-Misses Josie Cunning
ham, Louise Whyman, Hattie Rugg.
Annie Richard, Carrie Whyman, Dollie
Jones, Stella Cridland, Cora Seemans.
Violets-M Misses Cora White, Pearl Voll-
mer, Viola Fountain, Elsie Wenger,
Edith Mendenhall, Lille Weller, Flor
ence Fitch, Charlotte Hopperstead.
Orange Blossoms - Soloist, Miss
Blanche Alwens. Misses May Heimsnn.
Maude Cullen, Clara Howes, Ora B.
Griffin, Dora Ct. James, CLARA Meyer,
Bertha Jenkins, Stella Stumf, Belle
Paine, Jennie Barrows.
Geraniums-Missee Margaret Corn
wall, Pearl Thornton, George Basser-
man, Pearl Bottomes, Daisie Shinn, Belle
Mccartney, Stella Montague, Pearl Con-
dit, Virginia Dryden, Ada Dryden,
Laura Meade, Nellie Bray, Leona Rich
ards, Daisy Weller, Bessie Littleboy,
Clara Smith.
Lilies-Misses Flora. Howes, Clara
Howes, Louise Knecht, Caroline Laux,
Helen Mar Bennett, Clara Bennett,
Emma Rutz, Mrs. Anna Limbrook.
Flag bearsrs-Columbi Miss Mary
Dobinson Mexican lady, Margherita V.
Gelcich bear, Mr.. E. W. Hopperstead.
Paneies-Soloist (sweet pea) Miss Sylvia
Dowse, Misses Jessie Jordan, Lottie Dot
ter, Daisy Kendall, Melvina Hall, Flor
ence Drain, Myrtal Macarthur, May
Ridgeway, Lillian Montague, Maude
Blglow, Grace Green, Eva Linde, Agnes
Littleboy.
Roses-Soloist. Miss Ida Hassen.
Misses Adelia Dotter, Jennie Baker,
Lille Knoll, Ethel King, Cora Knoll,
Louisa Dohs, Ethel Levy, lone Knight,
Gertrude Keller, May Robson, Georgia
Miller, Nellie Wilkinson, Jessie Knep-
per. CLARA Allies, Eva Noble, Mabel Nc
Millen.
Special dances-H Miss Syl-
via Dowse, Miss Ada Smith; La Jota,
Miss Nellie Lockwood, Miss Sylvia
Dowse; military, Miss Ida Hasssn.
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WILD WEST SHow.-Another large
crOWQ abtenQ6Q AflzOHa OuArloy Wilu
west show at Athletic park yesterday
afternoon. The usual feats of daring
horeemanship were exhibited by the
cowboys. Mr.. Meadows also displayed
his ability as rifle shot, breaking II
out OF IL glass balls thrown in the air.
The exhibit in the museum is also in
teresting. The Indian tat boy is GER
tainly freak in his way. A collection
of eastern implements of warfare is also
shown. Besides the performance this
afternoon there will also be one in the
evening. Nine electric lights have been
placed on the grounds to furnish the
light. A feature of the matinee today
will be mile race between T. s. Hall
upon a bicycle and Bob Lee upon
mustang. E. G. GotinBburg will pace
Mr.. Hall.
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UNITY CHURCH. The failing health of
Prof. r. L. Kert calls for the sympathv
of his many friends, and the musical
artists of the city have kindly rendered
him farewell complimentary concert,
to be given him in Unity church on
Wednesday evening next. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged and a rich
treat is in store for all lovers OF good