The herald., 1893-08-27
UNIVERSITY.

UNIVERSITY.
The Procession of Days Entertainment.
Notes.
UNIVERSITY, Aug. 26.-The entertain
ment called the Procession Of Days was
given in University chapel last Wednea-
day evening, by the University Young
Ladies' Missionary society. The chapel
was filed with people. The decorations
Of the evening consisted of tasty ar
rangement OF evergreen about the stage.
The grand march began at 8 :15 O'Clock,
and the procession fled slowly up and
down the aisles several times to allow
the audience to get good look at the
"days" az they went by. All were
dressed in costume. The order of march,
with the persons and their costumes,
was as follows:
Christmas-Maur Walton as Santa
Claus.
The Old Year-Chas. E. Lloyd as
Father Time.
New Years-Clara Murray. q young
girl. :,
st. Valentines Day-Ray Cogswell
and Leila billiard, dressed appropriately
and decorated with valentines.
Washington's Birthday-A. l. Oliver
and Virginia Williamson in the dress OF
the time of '76.
April Fool Day-Ben. O. Whitlock in
the garb of the gentry of "the 400"
Easter-Lucy lowering as an angel,
with five little maids following.
Arbor Day-Miss Lucille Reed, bear
ing green branches.
May Day-Minerva Cook as May
Queen, with little maids holding rib
bons suspended from the May pole.
Memorial day-Misses Letitia Will
liams, dressed in black, and Lena
Winton, dressed In white, bearing be-
tween them q wreath of flowers.
Forefathers' day-R. G. Curran and
Florence Tilden in puritanic costume.
Sunny days-Mieses Justine Neuh art,
Hettie Huyck, Grace Peters, Edna
Kline, - Dryden and Elsie Duffy i.
dressed in white, decorated with sun
flowers, wearing sunflower hats and
holding sunflower umbrellas.
. Rirafiay cskB. - =
Fourth Of July-Miss Grace White.
horn In patriotic garb.
longest 'day-L. H. Caewell, array ed
an immense "stoyepipe" Hat, huge red
necktie and high collary Swallow-tail
coat standiag ever six feSt, was accom-
pIsssS ssSltsst Z 5sy- Master A.fb.rt Cook,
DR., dressed !, d. hlndsst y alike Mr$Caswsll on
PionseHd Leon Vtnsted Is miner,
with broad brimmed shat, pan and
pick, and Miss Edith Cool in the dress
of I'VE ancient womAh.p
Wedding day-Portie Bovard as an
army officer, holding Miss Marian Bo-
ward in wedding attire ON his arm.
Admission day--Arthuf Oliver and
Martha Cook, dressed in yellow, repre-
senting the golden state.
Missionary day--Frances Thomuson
as missionary. Zoa Todd as Chinese
girl.
Election day-Eleanor Gray. carving
q banner, q sample Australian ballot.
Thanksgiving day-W. F. Lloyd, car
rying barket Of semi-tropic fruit. &C.
companied by Miss Myrtle Murray.
Rainy Days--Misses Myrtle Huyck.
Mary Hauxhurst and Messrs, Charles
Duffy and Harry Tldsn, dressed In rub.
Der costumes, as If prepared for the de-.
scent of Jupiter Pluvius.
Pay Day-Homer Rogers oficiated as
doorkeeper.
The programme was given after the
procession had stopped. Miss Mary
Hauxhurst sang Dreary Days. CLARA
Murray spoke q short speech fitting for
New Years. Ray Coggswell and Miss
billiard sang duet, When First I Met
MY Valentine. Ben Whitlock, dressed
IN sheet and with face enyeloped in
hair, gesticulated to the words Of Mr..
walton as he recited selections from
Julius Cesar. Miss Min
erva Cook recited the May Queen. Miss
Frances Thomson, as missionary, and
loa Todd, as q Chinese, gave q dia-
logue. Miss Myrtle Murray recited a
Thanksgiving Day selection. Miss
Edith Cook gave How Betsy and
Killed the BARN forcible manner.
Miss Letitia Williams sang q Memorial
day solo. A diversion in the pro-
sramme was here made aud Indian
club swinging by the Misses Virginia |
and Lillian Williamson and Myrtle
Hnyck. The encore was responded to.
The wand drill was something at once /
interesting and attractive. The six
young ladies, with the silver wands lin
act poles), gracefully went through
With the drill movements. An encore
Vas uemanueo ana gracefully answered, |
The young ladies giving the drill. were:
Misses Beatrice Holland, Petrea DOYLE.
stella Williamson, Clara Lipe, Sabina
ldair and Margaret Matthews. The
losing piece was solo, Columbia.
plendidly rendered by Miss Grace
Vhitehorn, assisted in the chorus by the
Jays.
The affair was eminently successful
nd there is talk Of the entertainment
eing repeated.
The interior OF the University build
ng is being put in fresh condition bv
ainting. Hodge hail has been reno
atcd inside and out by the application /
I paint.
One OF the carpenters working on the
Aeller cottage on Key West street, fell
rom ladder one day this week end
roke his collar bone.
Last Weddesday evening the residence
the Misses Bristor on Jefferson street
as the scene Of q party, he following
ersons enjoying their hospitality