The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-04-14
BOOK PARTY.
Unique Representation of the
writings of Popular Authors.

Writings of Popular authors.
The party gwen by tine young ladies q
the NJ e church last evening at the new
opera house. attracted large number OF
people, and the hours were spent quite
pleasantly. Following are the unique rep
resentations of books on the occasion:
H. Fowler, "a Tale of Two Cities" rep.
resented by a card pinned on his coat lapel,
in which was written The Dulles and Port.
land and a fragment of a horses tail
pinned between.
II. H R,ddell, with a pencil drawing of a
face, having well developed nose painted
red, was E. 2. Roe's "Face Illumined''
Clara Story, with miniature hoe, was
"Ivanhoe
Mrs. ). F. Brooks represented Lsys of
Ancient Rome" with several eggshells la
beled "Old Rome"
Mrs. Coudon had several bits of poetry
written on small paper bags for "Saxe's
POEMS"
card, was "Ben Hur."
Rev. w. G. Curtis, with a lone pencil
tied to his lapel, was ''Alone."
Mrs Myers, with several canes painted
on a bit of ribbon, was "Help by the Way"
Mrs. E.heiman. carrying a novel, was
my Noyel."
Dr. Eshelman had book mark on which |
was a T for Mark Twain.
Virgelia Cooper maintained continued |
silence for ga Silent Woman"
Edna Glenn was '-She."
F. Faulkner, with lottery ticket on his
lapel, was "Great Expectations"
J. Reynaud was 9Th Frenchmau."
H. L1r, dale represented "Piskwick Pa
pers," with paper on which was fastened
a wick and toothpick.
c. F. Phillips was Dombey and Son, with
a representation of scene in that popular
novel.
Mrs. Fish, with gold-bug cravat pin,
was Poe's "Gold Bug"
Edith Randall, with few miles of string |
wound about her was "Ollver Twist"
Katie Sergeant. with a large scarlet letter,
epresented Hawthorne's popular novel.
Miss Davenport had two flags in her hat
or Oui las "Under Two Flags"
Anna Thompson, wearing a cork screw, 5
was "Uliyer Twist" g
Miss Lena Welch and Mrs. Boyer, each a
with chestnut burr. represented Roe's
% ening a Chestnut Bell'
Auburn Story had the word nature on a n
lip of paper for Natures Serial Story" a
Miss Lu Bird, with wax seal, was "Lu.
ile"
Miss FiizGerald dressed in white was r
Vikie Collins IA Woman in WElte."
Aimee Newman carried an opera glass for
Addisou's Spectator" and Evelyn New
ian, with letter B pinned to her dress, u
as ben Hur" 81
Miss Frasier. wearing card on which
as figure 2. was "We Two," and Myrtle
Iichell had small 2 pinned to her dress
II the same.
Annette Michel had a card with the
ords March 18Th for "Mlddlemarch.
Pearl Williams had several copies of Life
lied into bundle for "a Bundle of Life
Georgia Sampson had small chair for
Chair"
Miss Minnie Michel bad card bearing
e figures lOOOl; 1000 lbs for Milton.
Louise Ruch represented Ozark Davs' =
lth card with the word Days written In Bc
sck ink.
Mrs. Stephens, with a wafer seal loosely
tached to card, was "Lucile." W.
Ursula Ruch, with a slip of paper stating
at we hoped for a completion of the :.
,cks and for the annihilation of Democrats, -,
as ''Great Expectations"
Mrs. Snackleford, with small book sus- ~
nded on her back, was Looking Back. IL
lrd"
Sadie Fowler and Fannie Cheesman rep
,ented Little Women"
Mona Ruch, with a card containing the +
,ry of Sodom and G.morrah, was "a ID
le of Two Cities"
Mr. s. F. Brooks had two cards, one
wing the number 10 and the other 100 In
ars, for Twice Told Tales"
Mrs. Joles had picture of mountain
tn an ear of corn, for "Mountaineer." :
Victor Sampson was LoDgfellow.
Willie Mcneil was Oliver Twist, with
zee OF cord twisted INTO knot
George Rurh had jackknife fastened to - Z
coat for Youths Companion cal
Mr.. s French had doll covered with =
ains for "Chain Bearer"
Evelyn Newman was awarded the first q
ze tor guessing the greatest number cor. IA
tly and Clara Story carried off the Q q