Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

part lanterns will be carried. while fans
will be carried 10 the second, the whole
to be closed With serpentine danse
The May carnival viii be rendered ny
group OF little girls: from four 70 sew
en- years old dressed 10 Kate Greenaway-
Lord Faunteroy costumes. will bow,
skip ana dance before the delighted audi
ence. There will be a queen of the car
nival who will sing "liobonk" and OK
ecute some fancy steps between tue
stanzas.
The part designated for the Priest
ess" scene will he remarkable for o num-
her of pretfy girls Ia costumes with soft,
opaleseeut iints Of the rainbow, maue
| with TUNES bordcred with gold and 81,
yer leaf. Roman design, with hair bound
| in the Greek style. The poses aud dane
ing OF these young ladies will surpass
anything ever seen here. The butierny
dance will be beautiful spectacle or
bcwidering color and grace. Inc duhc-
ers In those parts viii be among the most
Accomplished IN the city. As may be i'm
aginei from the name Of the dance the
costumes win be simply dazzling ana
Of tno various cOlors and hues to be even
briefly mentioned. The dance OF me
tnmbonriue girls and boys in gay peas
amt costumes. will he n notable feature
! of INC fetc There will he q queen, rich-
Nv afllrel. who will sing Gypsy SOLO;
| 1'he ra-ra-hoom-de-ay' dance W.
bc rivcn by Young girls In "blnck faces,
VIM viii represent Africans and Aleer-
ana ia close. with only the half told
Of what the butterfly Fetc' WIZ ne
there will be German village dance
n Russian march. dances by Backbirds'
brownies. the shadow dance, ana me
March Of the Nations
The Oriental club. which embraces IN
It's membership some of the mos populnr
Of tho Younger society SGT. VIII give nm
other german at the Arlington lnn on
the 22nd.
Tbe Crystal Springs (Miss.) Mirror clips
the announcement made in the da"eItr'
stating that Mr.. Hopkins 3. Cooke, me
nonnlnr secretary of the Commercial club,
who was married to Miss George last
week, hnd won the handsome umbrella
donated nv B0erner to the most nppular
man Ia the city, and has the following
complimentary things about Mr. Cooke;
1T might be mentioned that he was the
first child born IN Crystal Springs, IN
which we all have a personal prue, pe,hs
the only child Of the Hon. stephen Cooke.
His father, In the COS, was the presiding
genius, and graded thirty six miles OF me
Illinois Central railroad, first called New
Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
aud thus made the possibilities Of thls
place, and Coplah county as wen. llollui
TO the noble son Of 80 noble sire. We
hope TO see his face and welcome him to
our inequalities in December next
The Fort Worth Fencihles will soon
occupy their new arnory in the Gazette
building, which IS being made ready for
the immediate instnliment Of the brave
"soicr" boys II is understood that The
Fcncihlcs will give house warming
to their friends when they move IN"
The organization Of the NJ. h. Lloyd
Rifles which company Is named in honor
Of Captain NJ. b. Lloyd, one Of the fore
most citizens of Fort Worth. will add
q new impetus to the military spirit.
The Rifles number some Of the best
young men in their ranks. and the Co
zette hopes they will do honor to their
popular nnmcsake When the company
gets Its new uniforms q street parade
viii be given, tnl they will probably fol-
low the example of the Fenribcs BY Civ
ing house warming.