The morning times., 1895-08-25

wore pink waist, duck skirt, silver waist
band, black hat, and pink roses. She was
extremely pretty and yelled AnaIostan
in rayishingly sweet high soprano c.
Still another was arrayed in a duck skirt
and waist. She has brown hair brown
eyes, wore a blue walstband, white hat
with white veil, and an immense blue
sailor collar. She was both dainty, stylish,
and a Potomac TO the core By the way,
there We're great many inthisnatty get up.
Then there was another in solid blue, cut
away sack, Saxon hair, brown eyes. She
wore a chip hat with a baby blue band.
TYPES OF LADY ROOTERS
And stil another in white hat, white
veil, white feather tips, green necktie and
bow, green fIOwered muslin waist. white
lawn skirt and lace cuffs. And another
| with the genuine filbert coIored hair and
blue eyes, white hat on which nodded a
whole garden fun Of white roses. Her cos
| tune was ribbed duck with heliotrOpe sash
and fayors. Quite a beauty was a rOoter
with auburn hair and grey eyes. She was
under a black straw hat, and wore a
black velvet tie, shirred black silk waist
and skirt and gold ornaments.
These are noted out of several hundred
| who made up about as airy and fairy a
| set as ever looked through a glass at a
| boat race They Were as enthusiastic as
| the male rooter at the ball game
AT about $50 people began to watch
| the bend of the river, around which the boats
| in the first race were soon to hove in sight
| While the dainty people on the yeranda We're
| specializing on the chances and merits
| of their favorites great shout came up
| from down The river The people along
/ shore who followed the first race saw that
| some one in the first race was ahead
| The Junior eightS of the c. \. C, the Bal
! timore a. c. and the Potomac B. c. were
! Just then straining every nerve up stream,
| onthemile-and-a-haIfs ght-away. When
/ the shout Went up the girls We're all on their
| feet and qui vive.
IN BREATHLESS SUSPENSE.
| They vauIted up onto chairs and held on
to each other in breathless suspense while
| they leveled their glances at the first point
| at which the contestants were to appear.
| There was heard the whistle of the Bar
thoIdi and then the piping of a tug which
| floated the Ariel flag.
In the next instant the Baltimore Ath-
thletic Club eight flashed n sight in their
white cos TUNES. BALTIMORE "BaIti-
more!" "Baltimore!" screamed the summer
| girls on that side OF the question. and even
while they were roaring "BalGmorer' in
| their gentle style, the Baltimore crew
passed the markers and the first event
| was won
The Baltimore water lilies who tleCked
the shore" as they were described by q
| spectator, had won the first heat and
| their feather was much. higher for the
time being than the topmost ostrich tip
of the tallest girl in the crowd.
1t was moment OF decided emotional
insanity as these people waited TO catch a
glimpse of the boats as they approached
| the finish. In the wake of the three shells
came long line of small boats and tugs
| whose smoke obSCuTed for time the silver
| sheet of the river, which was CrinkIed into
| n thousand fantastic shapes by the breeze
| Scenes, incidents and races from other
| points were equally interesting.
And so the races were run while beauty
| in her gayest attire looked on and appIauded
| the bronZed yiCtOrs.