Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-31

ing grace. She received two bouquets.
The Nymphs dance was performed by
Vivian Browning, Winnifred Maynard,
Beulah Merriam, Bertha Reed, Lila
Merriam Nina Vankeuren, Evelyn
Whitehead and Ellie Sullivan in cos
tunes of white, with ropes of silver
fastened to the waist. These ropes
played an important part in the maneu-
Vres.
La Dance Brilllante was one of the
prettiest and most graceful numbers. 1t
was danced by Vivian Browning and
Mabel Quinn, who wore yellow silk, the
corsage of each dress being frightened
with flashing pins and ornaments
The Rose drill and dance was one Of
the most attractive events Of the pro-
gram. This dance was invented by
Miss Champlin, and deserved all the ap-
plause it received, for it was most salts
faotorily danced by Mildred Browning,
Marion Bowker Constance Train, Gretta
Killipps, Helen Reed, Maud Wesby,
Helen Moore, Minnie Maynard, Evelyn
Whitehead, Lila Merriam, Mabel Des-
sert, Jeanette Booth, F'lossie Bullock,
Nina Vankeuren, Emily Wardwell and
Ethel Morse. The girls were charming
in vari-colored tarleton trimmed with
roses, with punches of the flowers in
their hands and garlands on their heads.
The last dance was solo py Miss
Champlin. 1t was called Aimee, and
was In the oriental manner, being
danced to the accompaniment of Gym
balls in the hands Of the dancer as we'll
as to that Of the orchestra. Miss Cham
plin's costume was rich and elaborate.
The foundation was Of white silk bor-
oh he eli ri7.f of,iYTn
embroidered in gold. A crimson vel
vet jacket likewise embroidered in gold,
was fitted over a white silk blouse, and
a sash of crimson silk, edged with gold
fringe, was fastened around the waist
and fastened in front. Miss Champlin
was given the closest attention, and as
she concluded storm Of applause broke
forth, while three beautiful bouquets
and large basket of flowers were
handed to her. One of the bouquets was
from friends in Springfield.
Miss Champlin's afternoon and eve
ming pupils We're present. The list in
cluded: Maude Garbutt, Alice Fuller,
Florence Morgan, Julia Cypher Rosetta
Winslow, Gertrude Reaman, Mary Hoey,
Grace Chaplin, Alice Fairbanks, Ger
trude Jones' Eta Rice, Addie Sibley,
Mabel Bullard, Helen Moore, Ethel
MOISe, INlud NduheuTeH, CuGIleS w.
burn, Harry Lynch, Flossie Bullock,
Charles Browning, Mabel Dessert,
Charles Whitcomb, Gertrude Roy, Harry
Harrison, Martha Roy, Richard Sayles,
Elsie McCallum, s. 3. Roy, Gussie Levy,
Leonard Tinkham, Ida Rice, Charles
Hastings. George Peacock, George Burr,
Herman Luecke, Arthur Templeton,
Tempest Garbutt, Wallace Liberty, Her
bert Newell, George Walter Norman
Woodice, Ernest Austin, Allen Austin,
Henry Clark, Charles Fischer, Arthur
Richardson, Stanley Brennan, George R.
Matthews, May Bemis, Charles Scott,
May Killipps, Isabelle Hastings Maud
Dusenbury, Hazel Lynch, Joseph Wes-
by, Marion Bowker, Harold Bowker,
Constance Train, Donald Pratt, Mildred
Browning, Charles Boutwell,. Vivian
Browning, Walter Benchley, Mabel
Quinn, George Munro. Winnifred May
nard, Edward Benchley, Gretta Killipps,
AlTdc Powell, Evelyn Whitehead, Chas.
Garland, Nettie Booth, Loron Smith,
Lila Merriam, Raymond Keith, Ellie
Sullivan, Charles Powell, Lena Bowker,
Edward Woodward, Maude Wesby, Oil
vette Bassett, Emily Wardwell, Morti-
mer Sergeant, Maude Sergeant, Mabel
Dean, Helen Reed, Bertha Reed, Ed
ward Ames, Matte Jones, Willie Earl,
Ethel Joslyn. Beulah Merriam. Mr.
Harry Chapman of Springfield was the
guest of Miss Champlin.