The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
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LOVELY WOMAN AND
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beautiful and this touch of white in the
color scheme in the parade gave added
brilliancy. /
| Little Misses Forbis and Lavell rode
| in pony carriage trimmed with pink
roses and chrysanthemums, aid the
pony was also decorated. This was a
charming turnout, one of the prettiest in
the whole parade. p
In tally-ho were Miss May Dugan,
Miss Nell Fair, Miss Montana Largey,
Miss Katie Peters, Miss Kit Fair, Miss
Flo Tuohy, Miss Bachelor, Miss 3ernice
Bachelor and Miss Josie Thompson.
They formed a merry party. ~
One of the charming little turnouts in
the parade was that of Master John E.
Gillie and Miss Maud ]. Weirick, who
rode in pony cart drawn by a diminu
tive pony. 1t was very pretty pink and
white creation and was greatly admired
Red peoples and green trimmings dec
GRATED a surrey in which rode Mrs. ]. G.
Hammer, Miss Stephenson, Miss Inez
and Miss Hammer. The colors were very
brilliant and this carriage was con-
spicuous for it's excellence.
The carriage occupied by Mrs. Charles
Gosman, wife of the director general
of the fair, and Mrs. Husband was dec
Grated in white and mauve and the
flowers were chrysanthemums. The
combination Of co1ors was beautiful and
effective and this was one of the most
tastefully decorated carriages.
Mr.. HARBOUR, proprietor of the Mid
way and shows, and Miss Amy Austin,
Miss Marie Austin and Miss Emily Aus
tin, the lady trapeze performers, rode in
carriage trimmed with the American
flag. The carriage was given more than
the usual share of attention.
A tally-ho in the parade was occupied
by Miss Larrabee. Miss MacLanahan,
Miss Annie MacLanahan, Miss Lowry,
Miss Annie Lowry, Miss Holland. Miss
Rhinehart Miss Filing, Mrs. Morris of
Pony and Miss Ervey. 1t was decorated
in red, white and blue and was brilliant
in the extreme. SO
H. f. Silyerman drove team of dark
ponies attached to small vehicle, richly
decorated with purple and white flowers.
Besides Mr.. Silverman, it carried as pas
sengers Miss Irma Silverman Miss Cert
rude Ellingsworth and Miss Effie Genz-
berger. This was handsomely deco
rated carriage.
tasteful carriage was that of Mrs.
James A. Murray and Mrs. Shaw. 1t was
trimmed with smilax. pink and blue
AIlOIAlIl6 6lOIlCS anu IcTuS To prOOuCe the
effect of the first flowers and grasses of
the year. There was a touch of verdire
in this ensemble that the sightseers APP
preciated.
Soahr Kahn. the dromedary. who was
the steed Of President Slemmons and Mr.
Jones Of the Overland club was draped
with the American flag and ornamented
with roses and marigolds. He was beau
tiful beast and walked with the statell>
ness of his naughty rearing and distin-
guished companionship.
The carriage occupied by Mrs. Fay
Harrington, Mrs. J. H. Lynch and Mrs.
j. r. Reed was decorated in light blue
and white. The flowers were blue chry-
santhemums and hydrangeas. The
horses and harness were white and the
lines were wrapped with white ribbons.
This was a splendid turnout.
Midway Manager Shea and Snowman
Brown of the German village, dressed in
TALL conical Mexican sombreros, made of
straw, took part in the parade and
edfyed the sightseers not little. They
did dance as they went along.
The prize winning trap of Mrs. Henry
Mueller and Mrs. I. D. Freund was
beautiful with white snowballs and
long strings of green smilax, the effect
of which enhanced by the white horses
which drew the vehicle, decorated with
green trappings in network.