The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-18

continued opcn until about 6, with q
large crowd present during the entire
time. The committee in charge was
composed of Mrs. II. l.. Waterman,
chairman; Mrs. Fred Cressy, Mrs. Glenn
ents Brown, Mrs. Howard Rice and Mrs
+. J. Waterman, to whom the credit
is due and by whom 4 great deal Of
hard work was done to make it the
success that it was.
Lcitsinger S orchestra, seated on the
veranda, furnished music through TIE
afternoon.
The lemonade booth was in charge
Of Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Margaret
Barber The candy table was presided
over by Mrs. H. G. Rice and Mrs. 4 IL
Aldrich. Mrs. c. A. Boyden and Mrs;
E. II. Crane had charge Of tie novel
ties The gypsy tent, in which were
Mrs Herbert Clark Of West BrattIe-
| boro and Mrs. n j. Currier who told
| the future of all their patrons, was at
| tractiyely decorated in the true gypsy
| style The wonder-tree in charge of
| Mrs. clements Brown and Mrs. w l..
| Hunt was we'll patronized BY all the
| children. Here, ut the foot OF huge
lenlock, were al kinds OF mysterious
| 3ac kages arranged on the hanging
| branches for the children to grab from
| Mrs. Murray Tucker sold popcorn, with
| he aid of several little men who went
| round in the crowd with baskets full
)nslow Thompson, impersonating AZ
italian in his dress and manner, sol,
| oy balloons. Mrs L. ID. Greene will
small hand organ and monkey, an,
| Mrs. :. f. Lawton accompanying her
dressed as Italian maids, were Yer,
popular, and the rocompcnse for thei
| Nondertul music, on this hand organ
which is over 60 years old, added
sum to the club 5 treasury.
The children 5 parade which starte'
At o clock and had Is little folks j
ine, was the pFettiest thing of its kin
ever seen in BrattlehQro.
1t was composed Of decorated vchi
les of all Kinds, doll carriages, eH
yrcss. wagons, baby wagons all elahoI
/ ltely and beautifully trimmed TIL
parade which went twice around tn
driveway, was headed by the Princes
. lonv and cart, which was decorate
+ | With asparagus and saliva, and WA
d | lriven by kiHson noak, accompanied h
q Ruth Reed. Cinderella IN a hugh puml
: | sin, drawn by four rats, Uncle Sam
wagon, trimmed in red, white an
r elue, with the words "off to the war
IN it. two little red cross nurses draw
. | NJ an ambulance with two sick bat
Tolls inside. two little Dutch maiden
: wo little boys dressed in overalls wit
-. texpress wagons continuing farm pr
+ luce made typical little farmers,
- title Indian float with Indian dol
" and tents on it. drawn by two chldr'
: dressed i'm Indian costume, and the Va
: ntinc float trimmed with . number
hearts amt with Cupid riding on it, Z
added to the beauty of the parade
lee cream and cake were sold duril
he afternoon. in charge Of Mrs. {.
Fits and Mrs. l.. +. Adams.
u Vt 40 O clock. Miss Doris Humphr
=" If Chicago. with Mrs. Francis I. Fla
As accompanies on the piano, and
'e NJ. Dugan ON the violin, danced on t
e ,rcen. Miss Humphrey danced sever
y groups of dances including Autun
ID To \ Wild Rose (MacpowclN. III
20 serflv dance. Scarf dance (Chamlnod'
" Pastorale tNcrin). All of the humble
we're cxclleutIy done, the beautiful n
T lral background adding much to thu
Il effectiveness
e in the evening in the aImory NJ
e, Humphrey danced two groups. the I'll
nj including The Russian Britr and
Polish dance. AND thr. second \ W
| Rose and the Scarf dance. Her closi
Il aumber WAS "a Spanish step.