The sun., 1894-12-28

portrayed by Miss Lawrence, Mis-. GuIett and
Mlss speyers, direct from Psrnassus." Then
dude, Jupiter, Thomas Jefferson, George Wash.
inEton. Mary. Queen Of Scots Queen Isabella,
seNed Miss ars sSSSSs EasS5sS sSeg. gg.s
ycns, Alexander stevens the Mtssrs Fitzgeraid
Campbell, the tennis player. and Henry Nj.
Alexander. Miss Constable depicted Charlotte
Then was brought on dfaped modal, vbich
Mrs. farley said was the " Moslern Hero" The
drapery was pulled away, and there stood be-
battered condition. One eye was black His
chrysanthemum locks were full OF mud. A
bandaRe covered his mouth. One arm and a leg
were IL splnts and his good leg K ed viciousiy
at football fastened 70 his ankle. In spite of
the makeup the audience recognized Edwin
Lewis. MT. Lewis once played good football on
The King q MisrGle was then wheeled on in /.
state OF rgdtty by Mrs. farley and several as
sistants. On his head was an enormous crown
lie wore closeflttinR jacket Of red cloth bro.
cased in green tights and on his feet were black
velvet shoes with long points. green cloak
covered with gold brOcade and lined with
ermine fell from lis shoulders. His face was
round and ruddy. His body suggested the ro-
not conceal the globular personality o} Boudnot
With = flourish Of words Mrs. farley, intro,
Msgrimsnt and be came TO is Mr. Mr. Colt f had
feigned surprise and then he gradually seemed
to grasp the situation.
MY good people" he said, at pains me that
was not brought to life In time to receive you
all into my realm OF conviviality but in my alb.
nTe Sy my HG snStcs ISp ea
Come We hither, my worthy ysssalsi Blow a
blast and Ley Joy be unconiinedi" -,
They were clothed in gold brocaded tabards
over yellow: Their caps. of red velvet were
front Of the stage the heralds blew a long blast
from their trnmpets. The parts were taken by
show me the way to the yule log" COM
manded the King of Misrule. As the heralds led
and the King repeated the old Twelfth Night
saying:
wassali the trees that they may bear
more sy % gs frSiT Sna ,Rsy Sns xf fSns
As you give them wassaillng.
For few moments there was silence. Then
came another blare of trumpets from the hall
Presently the herads issued into the drawing
blowing their sos ,bs End Srns c sh,S
naughty tread. holding his sceptre aloft. On
the, shoulders of the three Japanese, noblemen
feet long and hollow, Astride Of the yuie log
was Master Bayard Stevens, grandson OF Mrs.
Tnomes, in brown tights, round nj brown own bodies,
and high pointed caps, kept watch over the log.
lard room, which the King had selected as his
audience chamber. The whole assemblage fol-
oysa The King Of MisTuls mSGPtsd his ihT.ns
Joyous. Now, we burn the Christmas holly and
and merry pranks. IL music and conviviality
be the food 3 Of msrriment, then play on, musi-
Lander's musicians played in the vestibule
until their faces were red and their arms ached.
bring forth the % wassaii bowl and let All drink
the health OF our Princesses."
study Of wsssail receipts. % and he" he coneocted
ale; The ysssai&l & SSxi was passed around s and
When he touched his lips to the bowl he sx-
so, What wretched stuffm When all had
drank the health of the Misses Stevens, the
guests. Then the yulo log was tossed into the
great fireplace in the audience chamber The
ss o s hs up of tSs Sy yc6
nsy The King Of Misrge again called Lee ,t for
festivities would be incomplete without the
",payan." The subjects did not move and
His Majesty held hurried conversation with a
herald and then he hastened to explain:
these modern days you call the pavan a cake
walk. ! believe. T6en Join in a & cake walk; PAS
As the yule log cracked in the crate the
ohilSren went to their slpIer and ,t the guests
Misruie through the drawing rooms and rotunda.
the Ss Se
America. The King of Msrule selected one OF
the Misses Stevens for his partner and started
the dance. The long double line OF dancers
reached from the throne through the billiard
room to the extreme front of the rotunda, dis
tance of over a hundred feet Midnight had
passed when the Sir Roger de Coyerly had been
danced. Tnen King Baudinot Of Misrule started
the march for the supper room.
The formal part OF the evening concluded
when the supper began. The King OF Misrule
became as one Of his subjects. and the remain
der Of the evening was spent In informal dane
ing. Special ferry yboats brought the Now York
guests over the river