The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29
VA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, l

by Miss Fannie Mitteldorfer. The little
tots were loudly applauded, and they APP
peared TO enjoy themselves even more
than the audience.
NORTH-GERMAN DANCE.
The North-country German dance
proved TO be the same favorite as IL did
on Monday night. and roars Of laughter
greeted II and its quaint and methodical
and their pretty peasant costumes, they
presented a graceful sight. The music
20 this dance is peculiarly catchy. Those
participating in II were:
Misses Meade Burwel, Adele Tyler.
Mary Brooke Harrison. Mary r.. LIcke,
Matte Purcell. Annie Guy.
Messrs. Willie Rogers, G. Il. Vaughan.
c. IL. Jordan. Julien Binford. Joel Per-
Chaperones: Mesdames Mann :. Nalen-
tine, Jr., II. Y. Valentine. John Purcell,
William ID. Thomas. William r Reed.
GYPSY TAMBORINE.
Next came the Gypsy tamborinc dance.
Ii was one of the prettiest dances on the
programme. and was even more warmly
received than upon Monday night II
was perfectly executed The dancers
tripped gaily through the bright meas
ures. keeping perfect time TO the music.
Those participating I'm the dance were:
Gypsy Queen-Miss Hunter Ferguson.
Misses Elise Bossieux. Fannie Murray.
Murphy, Nellie Garrison, Daisy Dickin-
son. Fannie McKevett. Bessie French.
Lillian Powell. Mamie McGruder. Bessie
Scott.
Chaperones-Mes W 8. Murray
T. Bruce Murphy. ID. C. Richardson.
SWEDISH DANCE.
what rich rare grace, and beauty the
Swedish dance possesses. and how charm
ingly graceful was the manner In which
II was danced. The beautiful dancers pre-
sented a lovely scene as they tripped
hither and thither over the stage. jingling
. .fr ..1f nd t..apfpo 20 ba J..
The audience were loud I'm their apprecia-
ton of this dance.
iuose participating were:
Misses Marion Robins, Mary r. Rogers.
Lucy Cooke. Mary Cox, Agnes Chamber
layne. Mary Dimmock, Rebe Glasgow,
Egberta Olcott.
Messrs. Pelham Blackford. Gus Drewry.
Edward Scott, Edward Benson. Spot
wood Wexford. J. W. Dawson, Irving
r.. Campbell. Tscharner Hobson.
chaperones-Mes William g. Bent
ley and George Ben. Johnston.
INDIAN MOON DANCE.
The Indian Moon Dance again capti-
waited the audience IL was perfect and
evoked much applause.
Following the dance Of the Indian
scuaws came the Ghost Dance by the
Indian braves. IL was Mood-curdling
and realistic, and the war-hoop was pc
culiariy realistic. Miss Nina Randolph
Princess. while Miss Annie Mcclure AZ
Columbia, presented a picture of true wo-
manly loveliness and stately grace.
The dancers were:
indian Princess-Miss Nina Randolph
Misses Helen O'Ferrall, Ellie Car
michael: Ruth Robins. Flora Cameron
Bessie Dunlop, Anna Carr, Adair Minor
Sallie Hobson, Kate Michaux, Ethel Sla-
ter. Pauline Powers, Ella Binford, Hattie
Tyler.
Indian Pra,ee Ntassre cta~lo. ~ W.,
Hams, |. Burruss :. Burruss Carl Mol
ting, Page Irving. Massie Noting, Gray
Moseley. Edgar B. Brown. n. A. Lancas-
ter. Henry Valentine. W. j. Doran. r. II.
Scott. T.. Baker. n. Curtis.
-iaperOnes-M Mesdames BENJAMIN V
Valentine and Richard " Meade.
MISS MAY HANDY AS VIRGINIA.
The performance was closed by a beau
tiful tableau of Virginia. lmpersonated
by Miss May Handy, the South's great
beauty.
There are some scenes and pictures.
that lie beyond the power of human