The herald., 1894-11-21
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The grand bazaar announced by the
various guilds OF ST. Johns Episcopal
church. opened yesterday at Music hall,
231 South Spring street, where a
luncheon was served between IL and 2
O'Clock. and was well patronized. In
the evening very large audience as-
sembled to zee La Revista Pintorescs, a
picturesque series of semi-miltary evo-
lu,ions, performed by 16 young men and
maidens in Spanish costume. The hall
has been transformed into very at
tractive place with palms, smilax.
papyrus, bamboo. pepper boughs and
pampas plumes. flowers OF all colors and
descriptions, and:eight booths, each dill
fering from the other in the way of
decoration and color scheme.
The many useful and ornamental
wares for eale in these booths seemed to
be meeting with substantial apprecia-
tion from the visitors last night; those
in charge everywhere being kept busy
wrapping up parcels and making change.
The Picturesque Review was as beauti-
full and interesting as it was novel, and
deserves greatest praise to the partici-
pants, and to Mr.. and Mrs Ssvaine who
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sails. The costumes CT the eight young
ladies wero very chic and bee coming.
four of black and yellow, four OF black
and red; each with the mantilla of
old Spain on her head, and q
deep red rose in her hair
just above the left ear. The
young men had white duck trousers
with true Castilian spring at the foot,
bolero jackets OF velvet, four of purple,
four of russet green; and silk sashes
and three-cornered hats to match the
jackets in color. The drill WAS made up
of five series of evolutions; in the first
two, all were armed with wande, and to
the inspi-itiEg strains of Sousa's Man
haitian Beach March, went through their
various evolutions and convolutions so
faultlessly as to win frequent applause.
In the third series the maidens bore, in
place of the wands. large and handsome
white pampas plumes; in the fourth,
each one of the Is was armed with three
planes in a single holder of the Spanish
cclors, red and yellow; and in
the last series, each couple carried flags
OF different nations. The END OF each
series OF evolutlons was striking tab
leau, and the whole was most unique
and delightful entertainment. Mrs. L.
A. Eisen, who is the president of the
Woman's guild, and all the ladies of the
various guilds and their assistants have
by their energy and perseverance made
| great success of the bazsr artistically,
and they offer a very interesting musi.
cal programme for this evening to fur
ther the financial prospects,.
Following is the programme:
Chorus, The Stars That Above Are Shining,
Weber-The choir of st. Johns church.
Piano solo. On Songs Bright Pinions, Men
| dessohn- -Heller-Miss Ellen Norton.
| song, The Three Beggars. Molloy-Mr. c. A.
/ Robinson.
| Duet Trust Her n OF, Balfe-Mrs. L. q. Hyatt,
| Miss Grace Sergeant.
| Kecitation, sele ;tion from Ingomar-Mrs.
| Edgar L. Swaine.
| Song. Ny Ladys Bower, Hope-Temple-Mr.
/ Willis Paris
Violoncello solo, Spanish dance, Popper-Mr.
| Frederick Blair, accompanied by Miss Kate
/ Fuller.
| Trio. Matter of Taste, Parry--Messrs. Es-
| den Horton and Robinson.
| Song, Mine Always, Houseley- Miss Grace NJ.
| Sergeant.
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