The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
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Armory hall, in which the Klrmss is to
he held next Thursday aud Friday is
especially adapted for such an eutertasn-
ment by reason Of the ample space both
for the dancing and for the spectators
In the middle of the floor a space "a by 60
feet viii he reserved for the performances
and passageways left open for the dancers
10 advance and retreat to their booths
erected at the four corners of the hall
Seats will be erected In tiers from floor TO
gallery 10 afford every one excellent OPP
portunity 10 see. The first rows OF the gal
lery and two rows of chairs on the gneund
floor VIII he numbered and reserved.
The decorations will be most profuse and
brilliant, with flags, eVergreeus streamers
and bunting, which will convert the hall
into paradise OF beauty when all the gas
electricity and varying colored headlights
under charge of Mr. A. W Conant. are
turned upon 1t. The profus.on of curtains
and portleres used IN decoration will serve
To shut off drafts from doors and win
dows. and special attention has been given
TO the beating of the hail by extra stoves.
so that however clad every dancer or
spectator shall he warm and comfortable
The orchestral music, under charge of
Mr.. c. l.. Bray, viii be OF the best and
largely new and specially adapted to the
varied programme, and special songs Will
be given from the middle of the han by
some of the sweetest singers in the city.
The programme Is approaching compile
ton in all details and will De published
early this week. giving the order of each
of the fifteen representative dances and
the names of the patronesses. singers and
performers in each. Souvenir programmes
of the occasion will also be issued to all
attending.
In anticipation of such fun and accurate
programme, It may be announced that the
fifteen dances. all in costume. are as fol-
lows.
In presence of the king and queen. the
Spanish Court Dance ..................
...-.......... Mrs f. W Price. patroness
The Daughters of the Nile..............
.............M Mrs. J. 5. Kloeber. patroness
The Graces. Mrs. Fred Stimson, patroness
The Gypsies Mrs. Arthur Devoe. patroness
The Garland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
..........A Mrs. 5. c. Crawford. patroness
The Scarf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
...........M Miss Othelia Carroll. patroness
The Skirt (solo(.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
...-..-.......-.....-.-.-..A Miss Mamie Ruff
AIRS. w T. Wickware. patroness
Mrs. Maurice McMicken. patroness
The Zephyr --.......-..-.-..-....
Mrs. Joseph Shippen. pstroness
The Little Quakers Observation-Disclosures.
AIRS. Ben Hazeltine. patroness
The Fan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
............ Mrs. K. q. Lindsay, patToness
The Gondoliers Observation-Disclosures.
....-.......... Mrs. J. II. Allen. patroness
The Devils OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.........-
.............-.......T hre Mephistopheles
The Comic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cedar river falls and Swan lake cas-
cades win endanger the gravity sys-
tenn Of the audience.
Nothing has been left undone 70 make
the occasion a brilliant one. All the par
Elephants are now securing their costumes
and attending punctlllously Miss Harris
fascinating rehea-sals, and there is reason
10 believe that all work will be thoroughly
done.