, 1902-04-05
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. COMING EVENTS. Q


. Tuesday. Q
. Miss Elise Towson-Ladies' @
Q Double quartette. Q
Q Wednesday. O
Q Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Q
o Whist club. @
@ Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Q
Q Aid society. Q
Q Thursday. Q
Q Mrs. Dayton-Cathedral guild. q
Q Mrs. Roffee-C. c. Club. G
Q North Star hall-Owl club 9
Q dance. G
Q Friday. @
Q M~aennerchor Hall-Imperial c
Q Band supper and ball. G
o Saturday. C
9 Social Science Department. Wo- G
g mans club. G
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900
The children's MASQUERADE party Civ
en- by the ladies of the EpiscopaI
church in North Star hall last nigh,
drew out a crowd of tiny maskers and
| spectators which filled the hall to its
utmost capacity. All children like tC
dress up and it was hard to decide
which was happier. the wee fairy queer
and cunning Cupid, or the larger las
| sizes completely disguised in grown
up gowns" 1t was indeed a brilliant
and beautiful scene. and the ladies are
to be congratulated upon the success:
of the entertainment. Miss Rebecct
Cook presided at the piano, n many
of the elders joined in the dancing af
ter the masks were removed. Mis-
Jessie Dayton had charge Of the lem
onade booth. The proceeds of the ev
ening were about $3.50. Among tn
maskers the following costumes wer'
noted:
Babe Hodgeman-Clown.
Sumner Grant-LOrd Fauntleroy.
Leslie Jacobs-Brownie.
Sidney George-White Rose.
Evangeline Downey-"Janice Mere
dith."
Alice Downey-Spring.
Melvin Johnson-Boots and Cham
bermaid.
Earl Taylor-Sir Knight.
Dorothy Downey-Fairy Queen.
Jack McCGllough-Tramp Jew.
! E,roplr ESoct -DNunh DfIor
Charlie Fast-Indian.
Mamie Fast-Young Lady.
Gladys Corthell-Youug Lady.
Evelyn Corthell-Young Lady.
Margaret Fast-Kate Greenaway.
Morris Corthell-Filipino.
Bessie Marks-Empire Gown.
Tessie Langheldt-Flower Girl.
Leonard Hodgman-Sailor.
Walter Hicks-Clown.
Oliver Sigman-Pilgrim.
Ida Hansen-Flower Girl.
Willie Evans-Prince.
Mabel Knadler-School girl.
Evelyn Knadler-Topsy.
Hazel Martin-Bo Peep.
Zoe Miller-Red Riding Hood.
Farman Swigart-Cavalier.
Natalie Swigart-Butterfy.
Willie Marquardt-Frog.
Grace Rauner-Fairy.
Hazel Crooks-Country Jake.
Bessie Bevans-Gypsy Fortune Tell
er.
Mamie Bamforth-Gypsy Forum,
Teller.
Walter Harris-Domino.
Violet Berkmer-Greek.
Maude Berkmer-Cupid.
Miriam Corthell-Japanese.
Frank Johnson-Frog.
Ralph McCullough-Dude Coon.
Herman Langheldt-Dandy.
Leon Kennedy-Clown.
Walter Davis-Frog.
Johnnie Costin-Frog.
Frank Johnson-Frog.
Arthur Nelson-Clown.
Willie Code-Little Lord Fauntleroy
Jack Morgan-Coon.
Murrell Kissick-Frog.
Roy Ware-Frog.
Miriam Doyle-Mistress Mary. Quit,
| Contrary.
Claude May-Tramp.
Harry Jones-Indian.
Ernest Mathison-Happy Houlican
James O'Neill-Fisherman.
Maude Burke-Cupid.
John DeLario-Happy Coon.
900
The Royal Neighbors cleared about
s25 at their social Tuesday evening
Fancy articles of various kinds were
disposed of and light r~efreshment,
were served. The following program
was presented:
Gertie Pointing. piano solo.
Mrs. Victor Cokefair, vocal solo.
Duet-John Prick. violin; Rebeccs
Cook, piano.
Ida Langheldt and Anna Reid. voca'
duet.
David Evans, recitation.
Belle Moore, solo.
Louise Gray and Tessie Langheldt
(boy) cakewalk.
John Prick and Ida Langheldt. vic
lin and piano.
"Bloomer drill" Lille Corey. cap
tain; Misses Florence Hamilton. Hat.