The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-15

i about and q great SQUARE DOW Dehinu,
was dienifed and ample. The wearer Of
this carried a bag to match her gown
which held caraway seed for the delecta-
ton OF all Corners. One rial shaker APP
peared and the variety il hair dressing
alone was astonishing. mdramorphosiilg
otherwise familiar folks into strangers
waterfalls. rolls, puffs. combs, curls aud
| spitcurls galore. A Queen Elizabeth
court dress has an imposing collar to
the ears, vatican plait from the neck
ending in long train. W. d. HowelPs
farce The Mousetrap" wiki two orches-
trail selections made up the program
after the supper, and very well rendered
indeed they were. The parts IN the
Moasetrap were taken by young people
who entered fully into tile spirit of it,
doing but rat OVERRIDING the absurdly
comical situation. On the whole 1t was
most satisfactory evening and the
church mothers ought to eel repaid for
their work.
The exhibition given by the Column
ban Scenic Company, M ondav night,
was, highly successful. magnificent
panorama of the leading FEATURES OF the
Worlds Fair; its colossal and marvel
ously beautiful buildings, exterior and
interior; it's statuery, exhi bits and sur
roundings. passed before the audience
with a realism that worI hearty APP
plause. The greet fountain scene, shown
by day andNby night, with its gorgeous
Nominations, was a work OF art. The
production is worthy the patronage OF
any intellectual and arts tic audience.
-[St Paul Midway News. January +,
a. At Memorial Hail, Tuk sday, March
9th.
The Worlds Fair and Hawaiian
Island stereopticon entertainment. given
a. the Congregational chu rch two eve
nings this week by the Colp mbian Scenic
Co. were the best thing of the kind ever
seen in Hutchinson. The views were
simply superb. One who HI I'D visited the
Worlds FAIR was trans ported there
again and the great build ings and ex-
hibits appeared before his Eye as natur-
ally and as perfect as when he saw them
either BY daylight or when illuminated
by million electric lights The views
of Hawaii gave one clea r idea OF the
looks OF that much talked of country
and OF its people Hutchit lson Leader,
February I'd, '94. .. IT,.
MRS. n E. Peake's millinery openings
have been so attractive in t he past that
the ladies OF Sank centre and vic Unity
hardly have patience to a wait the an
nouncenent for the next or C. However
attractive they have been in the past,
the Easter opening, on Ma tch 22d, Esd
and oath, will far surpass a by heretofore
had She has been in the | ading mar
kets tor some time making selections OF
the most approved STYLES of spring hats,
bonnets, frames, trlmmin rs, ribbons,
plunes, furnishing goods lin short
profasion OF those delicate md beautiful
things which so delight the feminine
heart in spring millinery and decoration.
Do not forget the time. All will be
welcomed.
The comedy 'The mou ntain wall"
to take place in the Memoir al hall, We'd
nesday evening March 21, under the aus
pices of the G A R, and com posed chiefly
of home talent, is one W hich the citizens
of this CITY should make an effort to at
tend as the proceeds are I'd be used in
i'm proving the hall .... 7>,~
Mr.. Walker. the instru ctor, comes
here highly recommended rs an actor
and Miss Deda Thompson as the
Mountain wait cannot be &xcelled The
play combines wit, humor. tragedy and
pathos, and is extremely lang liable
Turn out one and all and show your
appreciation of the effort Sec small
programs Prices:-Adults R5c, children
15c