The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-16

raised platform. and they were hidden by
a row of handsome screens: The men We're
signals, just, before each dance, a book"
could be called for. Miss Eliza G. Brown
assisted by a number Of others. They, aIl
wore the Oxford cap and gown which
the s qees who Occupied seats f about
the hall. might see the collection of books
as whole, a march , was given by the
chestra of six pieces furnished the music
for. the, waltz, two-step and lancers. of
posed. The list of dances was on the wall,
but the book list was separate for each
The characters were all pretty. Miss
Eleanor Ketcham was cook book. Sne
wore a cooks cap and was dressed in white.
ing utensils and she carried bouquet of
aeq te Wss n red
her back. Few could guess Miss Harriet
cieIand to be foes n Am ..5usl.. witt, with
on her evening gown. Miss Macy. of Mas
sachusetts was "a Social Departure in
there ere Miss Margaret Smith represented
The Quick or the Dead with the names
shoulder Miss Carrie Denny. was ships
That Pass Of in black the with Night row Her OF
crescent on her head Miss Mary Sloan was
''Oliver Twist and was AL over. spools
of yellow twist. Miss Lucille Ballard as
gown of yellow and black with yellow
asters effectively Arranged on the skirt e and
fessions of Frivolous Girl" wearing a
sumner gown own Of organldIe; Miss IS. Fila
grafton over a dainty evening gown of
candle over silk was photographs. cut In
and M tied s w Rnk o1 % reFmlng
through the Rye Her gown of white was
adorned with punches Of rye tied with
a quaint figure in "a Lilac sunbonnet,"
which she let hang across her shoulders
IN ma sailor suit and and cap of White, repre-
senting "a Royal Marine Miss Sue Win
ter was "a Black Arrow and was beau
of lavender velvet and silk Miss RATHER
inc Porter was Tales of a Traveller and
of white Miss Elizabeth Ray was a
Woman in White and wore a white or
candle and lace gown and , had her hair hair
costumes with cap and kerchief and peas
skirt. Miss Katherine Davidson had one
of the very pretty gowns trimmed with
ears pogB e was na ase Ms
in her gown of light silk and hat which
plainly described her title as Under the
I.lacs." Miss Katherine Malott was One
Summer She represented the summer girl
N ae cam Beanty roses to as Complete her
costume of Powered orgardie. Miss Mar
garet BALDWIN is, ,,,, wore rich pink satin
her title to be. Riley's "Old-fashloned
Roses Miss Helen Armstrong was fresh
and sweet my Lady Green Sleeves
and with her white gown and green sleeves
she wore a large leghorn hat with green
flowers. Miss Ella Malott was truly a
Rose in Bloom with her summer gown
and flowers. Sweet Bells Jingled Out of
Tune on the gown of Miss Claire Shower
which was trimmed with parti-colored lit
tie bells Miss Shower wore pretty Dress
den trimmed hat. Miss Eliza Adams in
blue silk wore Bow of Orange Ribbon
Miss Katherine Armstrong in calico
gown wore white apron. broad collar and
cuffs of white and cap and she was a
veritable Madame Sans Gene Miss
Susan Kirby. OF Muncie. with her golden
hair was Gold Elsie" At 1880 the
masks were removed and the dancing was
general. Those who had occupied seats and
looked on joined in the dance At one cad
OF the hall was a Dresden table for con-
fections which We're in Dresden colored
boxes. AZ the other end of the room ices
were served. The entertainment was
novelty and very attractive. A large num-
Der of guests went in after the opera and
the dancing was continued for several