Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-30


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u Eosxnher. and Tn fnrezxu nIinzsser
gives hall On Shxx sscrasina. 70 Which Al
he represenxa<sses cx foreign ccunfxses xnd
= raxny uxhefs - are deemed w0sshy of
attention are Invited Oar iasz<saart5on
lad been xsaF<i<ss TO s-<ur~ Invitations
and having conferred wi<A she chaplain he
approved al H. rslrr~-e 10 a<send ~ rsxs-
t<x cs <<fssc3siar ia eskraslegy- Fer the ear
yeroyss Dirt kss2F bah. ysa must k1aw. Is
oo=n spaiissn affair + Was givea ca tAis
azcrzsinz IL the hzzis1iEg called sAs kckz-
rzeiksn. IN whseh hc<h tise Soisaes elzh and
the Tokse club have quarter Tbs build
Tag sad lis sppreacAes wers . saszs e< hgr.
Fortny TO csl4zrare the birthday Of tie es-
saeTsssaat Ok the san ge3ziess.
Inside the 2ecprzEia1s wSre ssseS 81 o1ig
he Japanss@ css412 MAKE They trc2rAled
. wealth OF chr -en,beEazHls lining the
eu<rsdcrss great ARTIFICIAL s~ctlesas af eryp-
tou2sriez. the bark AND foliage real. fruit
trees wssh fruit HEoa thsza. slad = broad
exysza=e carrytng ths elat q srTzss 81 she
empress. made Of fos4aEs and sesNsrs The
guests were resolved By Z ler Ej9Ewsgzs Mia
ssser Hayasai and his wife Seraas= ii the
iIlnezs Of the wife ef Mr.. NHtszs, she fnr
eigu minister viii not undertake 70 dc
scribe the ulysaEy. Tie emperor ard en-
press were Ger there. hglF t3srre 7vrEe SEVERAL
imperial princes sad gsiEes -. autts
sprirkIi.g Of the Old notdlity. fall repre-
sanitation of the efscsai class als Of eoarse
al The foreign Representatives,
As may b. imagined. the CON paEy sTzs
somewhat prerai seeioGB, hat IS IA eiluo-
logical study Il was Interesting and In
szructive The costumes p-e-easezS great
variety. from tie representative IF ''tssr
Cathay- TO the last globe trotrsr fFom
America Tire Cors21s were entitled 70
the cake" for they wars dressed IN irllsed
nightshir1s and tall hats. which 10 ether
nationality Teatursd aVon- Aost OF the
japanese lacies were in their own graceful
costume Thase Of them who were in
European dress locked unnatural and pain
fully self conscious The Japanese gentle
men were almost all in European dress
Many Of the ladies. both japanese and for
eign. were expensi.e.y bs5eweied-
The physical stature Of the japaaese was
uaanifeStiy below that OF the Europeans,
and the ladies Of the varioas legations, in
Gecoliste To.tames. lowered above their
eastern sisters and gave them sn example
of self assertion and social leadership which
was sufficient 10 increase the CELEBRITY CT
revolution in Japan. But the Japailese IS
manifestiy outshone all Others ia manners,
Nothing can exceed the coartliness and
grace Of their address a. they greet each
other with the repeated low ba'Ts which
survive as q souvenir Of the old regime
The number ia attendance was about SO
and the spacious ROOMS Of the priucely
building we're too crowded for satisfactory
dancing, though the programme of dances
was carried out by the irrepressibis young
people Of both sexes There WAS an excel
lent supper provided. served, When the
number Of guests is considered, with most
commendable efficiency. Boston Herald