The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-05

Helen Huntley Mary Jeffrey. Margaret
jeffrey, Katherine jeffrey, Ivy Y. Kippie.
George Brown and John Hunter Scotch
men and women.
La Belle France, on float No. 5, tri-
color predominating in the tableau. with
number Of pretty French girls in ma
tional costume under a canopy was one
OF the best. The figurants were: Misses
Leah lie Blanc, Albina Lamarrne. A. y.
Lacroix, A r. Lacroix, A. Charlonne. r.
Rosseau d. Chevaler. b. Herbert Aida
Benjamin and Adeline Benjamin.
Germany followed on float No. 6, design
ed 10 represent the throne, the govern
ment and the people. In the foreground
was a group of peasant girls, while In
the background sat Frederick the Great.
with soldiers on either hand. The ilg-
urants were Frederick the Great, Otto
Ullman. soldier. George Schart; Peasant
Girls. Ida Schweitzer, Bertha Kammerer
and Matilda Vieweg
italy was shown on the next float with
Caesar surrounded by his counsellors and
slaves. commanding the centre OF tho
stage. Ancient soldiers In armor and a
number OF Italian girls In costume helped
10 carry out the realism OF the scene.
The fguran:s were az follows: Caesar, n.
Dinucoi; soldiers, A. Pescatore and G.
Morelli maideps, T. Vincent l.. Niche
lett, b. Quadri. I. Borelli, 7. Bonini and
A. Dalati
The float provided by the Outlet com
pany came next. II carried descendants
OF Roger Williams and typihed his land
ing on Slate Rock In the foreground
were four Indians and tepe to welcome
the founder OF Rhode Island The char
acters were impersonated by the rflow-
ing: Roger Williams. Herbert r. Williams
his followers. Harry F. Burton. Fred
Haines. Lester Haines Indians. Walter
Wade Louis C. Sheffield. Alvinzi Healy
and Edgar F. Hicks.
One OF the prettiest floats was that
representing Jaran, which came next in
line. on the float was a representation
OF a tea room. where the girls sat about
In their kimonos, while I'm the background
was shown the interior OF a Japanese
temple, with the hideous face Of the idol
overlooking the scene The fgurants
were: Charlotte +. Kenison. Mabel f.
Kenison. r. Inez Bottomly, Beatrice Hay
ward. Louise Grove. Emily Crosswell.
Mamie Slocum and Ada Williams; sol
diers. Robert ellison and Edward An
drews
Russia. float No. 10. showed the black
double eagle and representation OF a
Russian marriage ceremony with the czar-
ina overlooking the company TIE fig
urants in this scene were as follows
Czarina, Mrs. Minnie Macomber; Russian
maids. Minnie Sheldon. Nellie Kippie.
Hilga Johnson. Mildred Williams and
Martha Brown; Russians. William r..
Deacon, G. w. Pemberton and l.. ID.
Macomber.
Scandinavia was next with a float re-
sembling a Viking ship. The occupants
were the Sea King with his Vikings and
Morse women. The participants were as
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Mrs. Mathtda Carlstrom; Morse women,
Nancy Norhefg Hattie Person Olson,
Dagmar Ridderbjeke: Vikings. Victor
Gustafson and Carl Colllander
Holland was represented with n float
carrying a windmill and dyke with Dutch
family In costume. the hgurants being as
follows: Misses Mulligan. Jennings.
Bowers T.. Carney, NJ. Carey. Mr.. Wors-
ley and Miss T. Lovett.
Float No. Il represented China and ap-
peared like an Oriental garden. The pa
CODA. Chinese lanterns and mandarins all
made the picture a realistic one. Those
who impersonated the characters on this
float were as follows: Annie Hardie,
Edith Nelson, Agnes Pollock. Jennie Pol
lock, Bessie Walker Georgia Kinney.
Myrtle Brown and Grace Hawley.
Cleopatra and the days Of the Ark were
brought 10 mind by the Egyptian float,
which followed China. The beautiful
queen was shown sailing down the Nile
I'm her barge OF state. surrounded by her
ladies and warriors Mrs r Baacke i'm
personated Cleopatra. The warriors were
Frank r. Holbrook and Arthur f Chap
man. while the Egyptian ladies' were Dor
othy Gould, Lilly Asquith. Emma Coupe
and Annie Shedrick.
Float No. 10. Arabia had an image Of
camel with people representing an Ara
bian party on a pilgrimage. The hgurants
were Herbert T. Kenyon, Byron Han.
w Lowenstein. Henry Jencks and Lynn
Blount
Greenland brought up IN the rear with
representation OF n house Of snow and
people in costumes 81 that country. They
were Mrs Christine Iceberg. Mrs. Olga
Schultz Gideon Carlstrom Charles Stro-
beck and Edward Pearson.