Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07

the King, O. A. Kueeland; PsraGard the
Acc, Miss Lena Robbins; and Webb tho
Three, L. w. Weston; Foster and Parsr
gard were now two points ahead In the
game. In this trick waltz was danced.
In the 1lth PArsgard played the Eight
Of Spades, Miss Grace Never; Webb
the Seven, Owen Holden; Foster the
Nine, Mrs.. George Tucker; and Akers
took the trick with his nlmble little Jack,
Merritt welch. The skirt dance was
performed by the cards In which the
Jack did some high kicking.
Akers now threw the Ace Of Diamonds.
Miss Bessie jackson; Pxragard the Five
OF Spades, Asa swift; Webb the Three
Of Diamonds, Miss Louise Bradbury and
Foster the Nine, George Devine. The
points were again even. Ia this trick
the baby polka was danced. After the
cards had been taken or the door, two
Kings, Mr.. Kneeland and Mr.. Gilbert
came out and danced together. They
returned amid loud applause.
Akers In the l3th played his Jack Of
Diamonds, Win Wood; Paragard the
Six Of Spades. Mrs. A. 4. Norseworthy;
Webb the Four Of Diamonds, Miss
Laura Gordon, and Foster took the trick
with the King of Diamonds, Prof. j. ID.
Haselton. The game had been won by
Foster and Parsgard by one point. The
cards danced the caprice. All were
then gathered In and marched Oh the
floor as they had at frat appeared.
COSTUMES.
Three Of the kings were attlred In
cardinal costumes, trimmed with ermine,
lace, and knee breeches and jeweled
crowns. The other king wore royal
purple robe, heavily embroidered, yellow
satin sleeves and golden crown.
The Jacks had cardinal suits, tights,
kilt skirts and crowns.
The four players, dress suits, the
others representing the different cards
wore black cutaways, white neckties
aud gloves, and colOIed sashes.
Mrs. r. +. Drake, decollette white satin
cut en- train, trimmed with peacock
feathers, silver necklace and silver
crown.
Miss Lizzie Seavey, white satin prin-
cess costume, decollette en- train, trim
med with white illusion and feathers,
diamonds and crown TO match.
Mrs. Lillian Evans, rich yellow satin
combined with dark green, court train,
ermlne aud amber trimmings, jewels.
Mrs. q. l.. Bowker, AN elegant pink
combined with black lace, low corsage
aud jeweled crown.
Miss Fanny Cummings, cream cash
mere and lace crown.
Miss Jennie Clough, cream cOlored SILK
Henrietta, trimmed with ribbon and
chiffon, JacQuemlnOt roses.
Miss Lena Robbins, white cashmere
decorated with velvet, lace trimmings,
deep red pinks, crown.
Miss Bessie jackson, white Henrietta
trimmed with lace, pinks.
Miss Annie Cole, u very becoming pink
crepe, white carnations.
Mrs. Ellie I. Akers, willow serge In
combination with changeable SILK, red
roses.
Mrs. George Locke, faultless hellotrope
cashmere with lace ani white roses.
Miss Grace Nevers, a pretty combina-
ton of white brillisntine lace and satin,
red and white roses.
Mrs. Asa True, dark blue cashmere,
white lace. white ostrich feathers.
Mrs. A. T.. NOrseworthy, lovely cardi-
nal nuns yelling, slippers and mitts same
shade, white plnks.
Miss Gertie Jordan, figured china SILK,
lace aud roses.
Mrs. q. T.. Crockett, light green six
poplin, trimmed with silk, flowers.
Mrs. Hattie Harmon, handsome SILK
and wool challi, lace trimmings, red
roses.
Miss Laura Gordon, hellotrOpe CASH
mere, black lace, flowers.
Mrs. j. ii. Ilaselton, heliOtrope crepe
ornamented with black lace aud velvet
demi train, pinks.
Miss Jennie Cole, yellow China SILK
trimmed with lace, roses.
Miss Carrie Hayden, yellow null,
trimmings Of black velvet and silver
braid, roses.
Miss Louise bradbury, heliotrOpe nuns
yelling, white lace, flowers.
Miss Elsie Favor, beautiful light gray
cashmere, roses.
Miss Lizzie whltmsrsh, pink nuns
yelling, with lace aud ribbon garniture,
v-shaped corssge, elbow sleeves, roses.
Miss Helen Faunce, dainty Nile green
cashmere, white chiffon, deep red carna-
tons.
Miss Millie Boober, light blue silk
Henrietta, trimmed with satin, Jscque-
minot roses.