The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-02
CONTINUED
SUCCESS OF
JUBILEE

One OF the special features OF the Moth
er Goose Jubilee. Miss Muffet and the
Spider" was given yesterday afternoon.
The dancing and japanese dolls. under
the chaperonage OF Mrs. G.. $. Baker.
Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs Walter A.
Potter. included: Fannie Hasbrouck. Net
ne -yrUUtd. Susie weaver Lena Eddy
Hfpe Baker. Elizabeth Carpenter. Mar
jorie Anderson. Hope Andrews, Ervina
Briggs dancing dolls: Hope Andrews
Marjorie Andrews. Japanese dolls They
were true 10 children's conception OF
'dolles." The wooden soldiers. too, were
noteworthy for their stiffness and unnat-
uralness In this band We're: Philip Zetter.
George l.. Greene, Ray Zambarano. Earl
Clifford. Raymond Webster, Lawrence Co
liatZ, Raymond Penniman. John McKeon,
Albert Storti Earl Webster, Henry Kwer-
gan. Howard Branch. James McGinnis,
Malcolm Decker, Harold Briggs, Joseph
O'Rourke and John Drury. all chaperon-
cd by Mrs. Thomas w. Ald1ch and Mrs.
Dexter Cheever
The many booths and their attendants
received their share OF attention and Il
Monday had been the first day OF the
goods could not have been fresher nor
more attractive. From the entrance,
where Mrs. Franklin r. Caprons college
booth with It's university flags and pen
nGnts greeted the incomer TO the minia-
turo "Churchil House. across the way
every available space was occupied by at
fractions.
Fortunes were told by palmistry or
cards
A feature OF yesterdays production was
tho dance given by the Little People OF
Lea, I'm which were Ruth Kettlety. Mari
on Tiffany, Olive Russell Walter r.
briggs. Il A. Simmons and II. NJ. Lin
coin. under the chaperonage OF Mrs. En-
ory r. Russell.
Today two OF the evening dances will be
given in addition 10 Miss Muffett."
The cast included: Miss Muffet, Mary
Claddlng; Spider. Tom Coblun; Golden
Hair. Marion Tiffany: Dame Trot. Hope
Heyworth Nancy Netticoat Margaret
Livsey: Dottie Dimple Louise DAILY; 30
Peep, Alice Livsey: Wynken, Rose Marie
livsey: Blynken. Mary Corey; Nod Tom
Coburn; Fairy Queen. Helen Aspinwall; /;
Baron Munchauscn, Leon Nickerson; Sim
pie Simon, Ben Gladding: Spring, Ervinia
Briggs; Rose Lena Eddy; Rock-a-By
Lady, Marion Earnshaw; Mother Goose.
katherine q. Feeley; Alice in Wonder
Elizabeth Carpenter; Mary Who
Had Lamb. MAY Mulry; Cinderella,
Marie Williams: n Colonial dame, Hope
Baker; Ctnderelll'S sisters, Olive Il. Rus
sell and Margaret Fidler; Prince, May
Rice: Aladdin. w. l.. Briggs; Sinbad. l..
A. Simmons: Mr.. Aesop, H. NJ. Lincoln:
Old Mother Hubbard. Ruth Kettlety.
The changes made in the different
booth arc as follows: Sunshine booth
Mrs Charles II. Beech. Mrs. G. II. Per-
kins. Mrs. Marsn. Mrs. Rowland. Mrs. AL
drich. Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Congdon. Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. Mer-
chant; Unique booth-Ntrs. Frank Capron,
assisted by Miss Alice Grosvenor. Miss
Helen Capron. Miss Mollie Gardner, Miss
Tuily Aldrich, Miss Adelaide Knight.
Miss Hope Crawford, Miss Rosalyn Haz-
ard; Cafe-Mrs. IT, Caridue. assisted by
Mrs. Dexter Cheever as Mother Goose.
Mrs. Knight. Miss Nina Bennett. Miss
Ratllana Pearce, MrF. Clifton Brownell.
Miss Minnie Woodward, Miss Claude
Wood and Mrs. Eddy Phillips.
This evening therc will be a Holland
Dutch dance by three little children.
There will he general dancing at the
Mother Goose Jubilee tonight and tomor-
row night after the usual program, last
ing urtil midnight.