Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05

splendid time and full of movement the
music rang out merrily, and ere long the
march will doubtless be the favorite two
STEP at the winter dances.
The Junior athletic class gave a very
good calsthenic drill, followed by the
Madrid Mandolin Club in tuneful selections.
and after rafting three-round sparrinS
bout between Mr.. J. r. Elder and Prof.
George Carter the instructor in sparring of
the c. A. c.. the eatcrta inment closed with
a beautiful living picture. representation
of the familiar ''Nestal Virgin after lie
RouX's famous painting in the Corcorau
Gallery. lovely young girl impersonatins
the figure.
The great crowd then scattered through
the building, joining the groups described
above, and until midnight the immense
building was the scene of merriment and
pleasure. The verdict of all was that the
Columbia carnival would be the grand sue
cess ii deserves to be.
Booths and Those in Charge.
The booths and the ladies in charge of
them are as follows:
Toy booth-Mrs. r. S. Allen Misses Kate
and Libhie Small, Miss McLinden, Miss
Minnie Magruder. Miss Rose Fairfax ami
Miss Edith Harris.
Lincoln memorial-NIss Marie Burgy,
Miss Annie Kelly. Miss Maymie Andrews,
Miss Kate Small. Miss McLinden. Miss Rose
Fairfax, Miss Edith Harris, Miss Lula
Reeves, Miss Annie Hurley. Mrs. r. L.
Allen. Miss Libbie Small, Miss Minnie Ma
grudcr, Miss Florence Harris, Miss AIDE
laide Wilton.
Japanese booth-Mrs. EfHe Mcneil. Miss
]. Trenholm, Miss B. Irving Miss Lillian
Simpson. Mrs. H. A. Burgess.
Popcorn-Miss Louis Stetson, Miss A L.
Draney, Miss Felicite Roman, Miss Mary
Fox, Miss Irene White, Miss Ella Tren-
holm. Miss Annie Irving, Mss Edith Wal
ford.
Plated ware-Miss Cassidy Miss Craig
Miss Weaver Miss Johr Mrs. George
E. Emmons and Mrs. Padgett.
Chna-AIrs. l.. S. Brandenburg, Mrs. Dr.
T. b. Hood Miss Flora Holden, Miss Ida
Tomlinson, Miss Addie Halpine Miss Cora
Clay. Mrs. G. A. Nixon.
Flowers-Mrs. VIM. r. Speare, Mrs. Jas
F. Hood. Mrs. c. W. Schneider, Miss Bessie
Slater, Miss De Land, Miss Helen Morris.
Miss Lutte NJ. Stiles, Mrs. Lloyd Keleher
Miss Estelle Heron, Miss Hattie Cauli
flower. Miss Gertrude Holden, Mss Claudio
Reynolds. Miss Mable Conrad, Miss Isabel
Du Bots. Miss Mary Gwin, Mrs. Helen
Smith. Miss Mary f. Young, Miss Jane r.
Young. Miss Carta Johns. Miss Arabella
Horne, Mrs. James Sheckells, Mrs. Alex
anGer, Miss F. Davis, Miss Frcudenthal,
Miss Dorothy Landers. Mrs. L. G. Apple
Miss Miller Miss Reynolds
Dolls-Mrs. VIM. F. Hoffman, Mrs. Robt
Harper. Mrs. Florence Solger.
Perfumery-Mrs. E. J. McQuaid. Miss
Emma Duke. Miss Snyder Miss Hart, Miss
Bertha Gray. Miss Jouy, Miss Warrington.
Miss Margaret Latin.er, Miss Annie Lati-
mer Miss de Ronceray, Miss Maggie
Loughran.
Fancy booth-Mrs. H. A. Whitney. Mrs
L. S. Fischer, the Misses Irwin. Mrs. W. Fl.
Stcrne, Miss Edna Doe, Miss n. D. Morey,
Mrs. c. f. Cabrerar, Miss Ballinger, Miss
Sttrne.
Miss Mary Ross, Mrs. NJ. r. Jones, Mrs
Oertel, Miss Phoebe Ross, Miss Mary Park
Candy-Mrs. Harry Cavanaugh. Miss
White Miss Lucy Rynex, Miss Hoffman.
Miss Marble. Miss NEEDING. Mrs. L. NJ. Har-
mon, Mrs. Stewart, the Misses Joyce. the
Misses Dom.
Fancy paper-Mrs. W. R. King, Mrs. VIM
Mes servy, Mrs VIM. Zeh. Mrs VIM. Punk
ett Mrs. C. A. Brandenburg, Miss b. Cram
nler, Miss Brandenburg. Miss Dean Owen
Miss Annie Person, Miss Mary Person
Miss Nellie Breuninger, Miss Moriarity,
Miss Stewart.
Lemonade and soda-Mrs. w. NJ. Dove,
Mrs. Mcf.onigle. Miss Fannie Hough, Miss
Mary t.ough. Miss Mary Dove, Miss Mary
Dodge, Miss Dorsey.
Cigar booth-Mrs Bernard Kopf. Miss NJ.
e. w. Clarg, Miss 1. r. Adams, Miss Annie
l.. Fauntleroy, Miss Corbrey.
The gypsy booth, where fortunes are told
is in charge of Mrs. Waling. Miss Bangs
Miss Johnston, Mrs. S. F. Parks, the
Misses Var Entrees, Mrs. E. J. Prinde.
POST OHlCe-MlSS 'IlesaSOn, MISS ross, Miss
Griffin, Miss Breitbarth. Miss Hickman
Miss Reading. Miss Durphey, Miss Shelton
Miss Fletcher and Miss Bates.
The Winged Arrow, bright paper is
published nightly, and us sanctum is pre-
sided over by Mrs. kessler and Miss Es-
tele Heron. who, in addition to their irk-
some editorial duties, also diSpoSing of
a handsome banjo to subscribers.
TOnights Program.
Tonight will be boating night" when the
Old Dominion Boat Club Of Alexandria and
the Analostan and Potomac clubs of this
city will be the guests. The program rem
dered Will consist of numerous pleasant
features, including two living pictures, THE
Fates' and Napoleon Announcing His Pro-
ject for Divorce to Josephine;" fancy dane
ing by Miss Zoe Rigby. chair pyramid by
Messrs. Hallbrooke Cabrera, Ross, Spurrier
and Nolan, instrumental music by Cullen
and Collins, the banjoists, and McErnaney,
the Dianoist, and club swinging by Arthur
Plant.
From the Lincoln Cabin.
Representative J. w. Lewis of Kentucky,
who represents the district W here Lincoln
was born, has presented to the collection of
IN,