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Fawow‘“ y over > MB brate d Ce. 0@y| nen oi of r0DS | Loudiedi $0 Lond B« Lineng rante 1 1ste of t '."1.1“,‘ they will be erator sold im At. 8pkins, EET STREET 1yl w# OM PT. GANS 4070y1 1 Street Setts arket., K. RSAL 967 m.6 streag Bo engrossing has been the topic of the ball, that every other subject has been obliged to give way. For some days past the photographing establishments have been litérally besieged by crowds, bearing costumes in bulky brown paper parcels hz-uning to have a carte taken en costume. At Mr. Topley‘s, Messrs. Stift‘s, and the opposite neighbour of the latter, Mr. Jarâ€" vis‘, it has been high carnival time ; and there little groups have assembled to speculate on and discuss the:one absorbâ€" ing topic. At home and abroad, in hotel, cb?, and private dwelling, it has been ball et preteres nikil. Evew that colloâ€" quial saveall, the weather, lias been noâ€" where ; and those who were never known to speak on any other subject, found relie! for once. Never has trade been,so brisk. The _ transactions on _ this _ event alone, have sufficed to set firmly on . tw ""=. _ Sespohdent . vender "of mapy _ & vendor . of dry goods, fancy goods, or jewellery,whom stagnation had almost driven to that somewhat indefinite point, his wits‘ end. The note of preparstion descended like a gleam of sunshine on that industrious and deserving class, the miliiners and dressmakers, at whose earnings all fi:nn thropic people will rejoice. In to obtain an idea of expenditure. a visit shoud be pain to the leading dry goods establishments in the city. They might be asked how many {udn they nave sold offsilk and satin, of velvet and lace, how many hundred pairs of gloves and ‘hose,not tonm:.lmbmmor articles as buitons and brai The shoemakers and tailors might be asked for their computations ; and arespectful enquiry addressed to the cabmen might elicit, if they chose to give it, some interesting details The aggreâ€" gate expenditure must have been aston ishing, for money was not spared in any case, cven on the smaller articles requisâ€" ite to" complete a handsome ‘ costime. / Many are the shoe buckles which sold at | twentyâ€"five dollars a pairâ€"five golden guineas in hard cashâ€"and so brisk w..' the demand for boots, slippers a la shoeâ€" fAy, and silken texture wherewith to make tights, that the supply was altogether inadequate. _ Rumour puts down the value of the attire of a prominent Ameriâ€" can at $30,000 ; and we know of one case where a _ bond for $6,000 _ was given as security for the due re turn of a set of brilliants In fact the ardour diuflayod in preparing for the event was only equalled by utter disregard for pecuniary considerations, Nor need we dwell on the reasons wbichl flomgtodmcb universal desire to.ppoul splendour on the occasion. The won | d-;:u and increasing ;yuhtiu of the pms»nt representative of Her Most Graâ€" ] is a thing of the past, and they themâ€" selves shall have lett us, / ~Â¥az roous. I um entering the Government House, our representative was permitted to inâ€" :znbonrio-roans set apart for the ir. The supper room is situated on the right hand side of the entrance, and wes a temporary structare of wood, made to represent the interior of an eastern stent. The canvas was red and white, cious Majesty, the charms and influence of Her mxcellency, and the affability of the bousehold, have left on society and throughout the Dominion an impression which will remain when their hospitality course, articles had to be bought here and there. Thus anybody who caredl to know how anybody else intended to dress could, in most cases, satisfy their curiosâ€" ity without much troudle. Many, however, were enabled to maintain strict privacy by employing sewing girls in their houses, thus defeating inquisitive aims ; and, at the same time, affording remunerate emâ€" ployment to a very deserving class. Curiâ€" osity stretched even within the viceâ€"regal circle, and His Exceliency was made to appear in quite a variety of costumes. Whether any of the several reports was the correct one, may be seen below ; and we need not further dwell on this subject, than to state that their Excellencies‘ cos tumes, and those of the household , disâ€" played, as might be expected, taste of a very high order, and were exquisite bath in design and workmanship. we can recollect has ever taused such bustle and excitement as the preparaâ€" tions which have been so spiritedly carâ€" ried on for soms time: and although there seemed in many quarters a disposiâ€" tion to keep secret styles of dress and character, curiosity had the better of the contest, and but few were able to keep their intentions unknown. Indeed, for fully a fortright in advance, the tale of the ball was half divuiged, for friends wore mutually acquainted with each others costumes : and as dress is always upperâ€" mostâ€"or supposed to beâ€"in women‘s minds, speculation and comparison had to be indulged in amongst outsiders, w hose opinion was worth having. Right and left advice was sought on questions of shape, shade and texture ; and, of girls in the most costly and picturesque attire, all glittering in the gaslight. Many were there who sighed for a gallety whence a view might be had of the assembly ; but the examplary old pile which does duty as a viceâ€"regal residence is without ga‘llery or balcony wherewith to gratify such a desire. Those who either were not honoured with invitations, or who from other cause were unpnable to be present, will have to content themselve: with _ such _ descriptions _ as ,they may hear or read, and trust to a great extent to their imaginative facultiés to complete the picture. Nothing that wigs and tight fitiing gloves,and in velvets and satios aglow with stars and decor ations ; of bejewelled dames and comely tion _ of _ the _ gathering _ of â€" last evening would convey but a faint impression of the scene presented by the assembled _ representations of kings, princes, and coyrtiers, in the whitest of The Grand Fancy Ball of $#kir Excelâ€" lencies the Earl and Countess of Pufferin, for which hallâ€"the city has been so euerâ€" geticaily planning and preparing for s ome »weexs past, and whither the whole Doâ€" minion has been mentally journeying during that period, came off last night at ‘Government lHouse. â€" The entertainment ‘was one of transcendant brilliancy, and will be looked on hereafter, when the Earl of Dufferin and his noble consort will no longer be amongst usâ€"for that day, unfortunately, will comeâ€"as the great festive event of their career in Canâ€" ada. lIndeed, any written deocrip-‘ GRAND FANCY BALL AT GOVERKMENT HOUSE: Cuests‘ Costumes," &c., &c. VOL. xX., NO. 4079. Scene In and Around Rideau Hall. MinaBurgoen the fiou. K J. Cadright rs. Burpee, the Hou. K. J. w and Mrs. Vail. 1 | &« _ During the evening Mr. 8. 8. Howland, one of the party who are at p t on & visit to Canada with Mr. James G|. Benâ€" nett, h:f the New York Her:iw 0& and appeared to great adyv the costume of a Spanish Matador} _ . The Governor General and Mrs. Mackâ€" enzie, the Hon. Mr. Mackenzio and the Countess of Dufferin, Chief Justice Richâ€" ards and Mrs. Bierstadt, the Hon. R. W. Scott and Mrs. ttingston, the Hon. L. S. Huntington amf' Mrs. Russell Stephenson, Hon. J. Burpee Miss Macdonald, the Hon. David Laitd and Morris, the Hon. E. Blake and Mrs. Littleton, the Hon. Mr. Vail and Mrs. Blake, the Hon. Mr. Scott and Mrs. Scott, the | Hon. Mr. C and Since the arrlval of the Earl of Dufferin in Canada there has been no event which has caused so much excitement |among the* kaut ton of the Dominion has done the Fancy Dress Ball. Invitations were extended to some 1,500, and of those at least 800 were present . more brilliant glpocuole could ‘be imâ€" agined. The costumes were â€" t in the extreme, but so great was the crowd, that it is next to impossible to any a lequate description of the dresses. â€" .. band of the same regimentf puled petticoat ; walst OS some excellent dance muysic, and und} satin, â€" ruff, .& x..u andt of Mr. Grunwold, of Montreal, disga ; satin hat, white t in fitting strains in one of the aig N Bwnudt..p'mm-fim A pleasant promeuadle between the dances was afforded to the guests by the opening to them of the , & department which was weil stocked with the choicest exotics, whigh leat a)charm to the gemeral scene. | The atory was hung with Chinese lanterns, and the building presented an appegrance rivalling fairy land, as depicted in the Arabian Nights. _ This portion of Government House _ wus a _ favourite |resort, offering _ beautifully _ fresh | _ air and cool atmosphere. It is impossible to detail in the present, notice | every incident which occurred during thfinn- ing, but let suffice to say that the was one of the most brikiant and su ful which has ever been given in the Doâ€" mirion . | The guard of honour was suppligd from the ranks of the Governor | . Foot Guards, and were stationed it the °D trance hall and around . the se,. . The The following is the ‘order of the fow first couples in the procession to gupper : The following ladies and men formed their Excellencies ies :â€"1st quadrilleâ€"His Excellency, Her |Excelâ€" lency ; Maj. Gen. Selby Smyth, lIt*x. Mrs. Littleton ; Major Hamilton, Mrs. Hing: ston; Mr. R. Stephsnson, i’n. l;i‘tlt;dt; Col. Hfon. E. Littleton, Mrs. K. Stephen son ; Mss Morris, Capt. Ward, A. D. C. ; Miss Macdonald, Mr. F. Hamiiton, A. D.C.; Viscount Clandeboye, Lady Helon Black wood. 2nd quadrilleâ€"His Excéllency, Her Excellency ; Maj. Gen Selby Smytu, Mrs. Hingston ; Mr. J,; Kidd, Hon. Mrs. Littlet»n; Mr. W. R. Baker, Bier stadt ; Mr.. St. L. Herbert, Mrs. R. Stephâ€" The gentlemen who took the parts in the same were: Mr. J. A. Claytin, Mr. A. J. Duffy, Mr M. K. Dunlevie, Mr. F. Gourdeau, Mr. E. Gingras, Mr. E. Halla more, Mr. W. Himâ€"worth, jr, Mr. E. Kimber, Dr. Lynn, Colouel the Hon. E. G. P, Littleton, Mr. N. McLean, Mt. G. R. Major, Mr. J. Plummer, Mr. Russell, Sz:phemon, Mr. L. Waters, Mr. G. White. Lanciers Chanteâ€"Quadrille, Caitdien, Dessau ; Vaise, Manoto, Waldteufel ; Galop, Vorgeheson, Gruenwald ; | Valse, Autograph, Strauss ; Quadrille, (Jubel, Gruenwald ; Valse, Flatergeister, Strauss; Galop, Froh und Heiter, Gruegwald ; Valse, Interpretationen, Strauss $ Lanâ€" ciers, Echoes of London, Coote ; | Valse, Du und Du, Strauss ; Valse, Rudoifâ€" sklange, Strauss ; Vaise, Agueretten, Strauss ; Valse, Die Abbonenten, Sbrauss. The ladies who took parts in thy singâ€" illes were Miss Be(huner,ezisn Ig'. Beth ‘Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Forrest, Miss Kingsford, Mrs. Mills, Miss Powell, Miss Skead, Miss Cockburn, The Misses Drumâ€" mond, Miss F. Fellowes, Mrs. Mo Miss Poetter, Mrs. Patterson, Miss WIm â€" Quadrille Chanteâ€"Vale, Blue ‘Danuabe, Strauss ; Galop, Eclipse, Coote ; Lan: ciers, Lord of Lorne, Godfrey ; \Valze, Der i(orgmltern, Labitzky, _ _ _ | _ Talse Chaoteâ€"Valso, Adieu, Sng}ing ; Quadrille, Mayor of St. Btieuse, Mills ; Valse, Blush Rose, Godfrey. [ Among the features of the gvening were the singing quadrilies, the singing waltzes, and the singing lancers, the 20vâ€" elty of which consisted in the facgt of a number of ladies and gentlemen, accomâ€" panied by the musicians, giving the words and airs of popular songs and mursery rhymes adapted to dance measurg. The following is the programme of the dances : Quadrille, La Fille de Madame Angot, Leâ€" clere ; valse, approach of spring, $trauss. Majorâ€"Genera‘ Seiby Smyth.} Capt. Selby Smyth, A.D.C. sfajor Hanfiiton Co . the Hon. E. G. P. Littieton, Hon. Mrs. IAtt‘eto x‘ r. Russe! Stephensnson, rs. Ru L8 Mr Miss | acdot Miss Morris, Nr. Hamilton, A. D. C. _ ‘Capt. Ward, A.D.C Mr. Kimber, _ (B ac< Rod.) | Lady He en B ac«wood, Yis. € u&:lebo_vo His l-}:{xcr:l.;:asc\' ~B & H:)‘I; Exc Luency on. Terence B ack wood, I Master A. Litteton, 3 Pages, Miss _ acdonald, Mrs. Hingston. THE BALL ROOM | ' has on several provious occasions been described. . It is, as is well known,a large, bandsomely fitted and finished apartment, It was illuminated with candles, placed in sconte~ roumd the room. Festoons of flowers, in red, white and blue tints, adorned the pillars. The throne at the extremity was bandsomely decorated with bannerets _ and shields bearâ€" ing â€" heraldic devices. A novelty was introduced in the shape of annonncing the dances by lannerets, to which were affixed the number and c‘ass of the dances. These lannerets were of blus silk, and one placed on eac‘ side of the platform. ‘The room at tlie comâ€" mencement of the ball, when th¢ gran i procession entered presented )n most brilliant coup d‘eil. ‘The following is the order of I the most recherche style, and the reflecâ€" tion of the lights upon | the, lavish display of plate and glass upon the tables _ formed & pictare which all who witnessed it will not soon forget. Of course it is not necsssary to state that the repast was one which would please the taste of the most fastidious epicure. The room was 78 féet long anil calculated to seat 260 peo;le. Supper was served at midnight, the band of tha Governor General‘s Foot Guards furnishing the music.. ‘The procession of the guests was an imposing sight. Tht These were painted by NMr. McKay, of Metcalf street, and they reflected much credit upon his taste, and at the same tims increased the attractions of the marquee. The roomâ€"if such it may be calledâ€"was illuminated by ten pedestal lights, each of five burners, the posts beâ€" ing painted in white and gold. The viands were spread upou three tables ex tending the whole Yength of the room. The tables were covered with red and green baize. The supper was laid out in striped alternately, and was decorated with the following medalliors and shields : Arms of the United Kingdom, The Roya Arms. Te Arms of Canada. The Arms of the Dominion. £ The Arms of each of the Canadian Provinces each surniounted by _ a Roya Crown. The Arms of B ack wood Hamilton and Tem: p e, being the quarteringi of the Governor Genera‘, each surmounted by an Ear ‘s Coronet. W. R. Baker n THE SUPPAR. THE PROCESSION Mr. Campbel THE DANCES Hon. Mrs. LAtt‘eton rs. Ru 1: Ste ___â€" phéerson. Mrs. Hingston Miss Blersg&d!. pherfson. Mr. J. Kidd. Mr. A. 8t. Herbort decorated The sceue in the supper room, and also d shields : in the ball room, has been made the sub m. joect of a sketch by a well known artist from Toront. Mr. Topley will also pubâ€" n. lish photographs of most of the prominent Provinces, persons who were present. _ f r.â€" Russell Stephenson, ~pale blue utl:x doublet and trunks, strapped, with black velvet bands, worked in gold ailree ; cloak wih sttanding collar of biack velret, lined with blue satin, of with gold and si‘ver braid "‘hufik black velvet, blue feathers; white 81 K ie Ti onine m s aoage, white _ Mrs. Hingsion train, greensatin ; white Major Hamilton; vest, trunks and sleeves of piuk satin, puffed with white satin, embreidered with fine gold braid ; over jucket of empress blue satin, emâ€" broidered with braid, lined with white satin; white satin cap and feathers, the cap bordered with coloured‘ rolls to match costume ; jewelled sword and Order ; ruff, edged with gold. _ _ l _ Mr. Frederic Dixon; black velvet donblet and trunks, slashed with satin ; couleur cafe au lsntimborderod with gold ; black velvet cloak, lined with cafe au lait satin; black velvet hat and plume. Capt. Ward, A. D. C., trunks of white brocade urq;?od with Waterloo bluo velâ€" vet, doublet of blue velvet, slashed with white brocade, cloak of blue velvet lined with white brocade, velvet sh »es to match, jeowelled sword and or.ler, kat of blue velâ€" vet, white plumes. . Capt. Rowan Hamilton, A. D. C. ; vest, sleeves and trunks of pale blue satin, puffed with white satin, richly embroidâ€" ered in fine gold braid ; ‘over jacket of crimson satin, embroidered with braid, lined with white satin ; white satin puffed cap of the period, bordered with, rolls of white and crimson ; blue satin shoes ; white silk hose; jewelled sword and Order ; ruff, edged with gold. 2 H 5 Mr. St. Leger Horbert, white satin doublet, stiapped with mauveâ€" velvet bands ced with gold; mauve. velvet cloak lined with white satin, edged with gold braid with standing collar, ruff, hat of mauve velvet, white; feathers; hose, mauve velvet, puffed with white satin; mauve velvet shoe3, white silk bows, bfidod with gold, jewelled sword and order. Capt. Selby Smyth, A. D. C., doublet of green poi'i."“h bl:.idpd with gold, l;'uu strap with white satin ; n velvet o.r- with goid braid ; tn’mfi.of greon velvet, slashed with waite satin ; hat of me:t velyet with white plumes, jewelled swo . Miss Macdonald, yellow satin train, and body trimmed with gold lace, oherré colâ€" oured Marie Stuart cap, and lace ruff. _ Miss Morris, black velvet train and body, f.i:k satin petticoat, embroidered wit 1 black velvet and pearls, Marie Stuart cap to match. Viscount Clandeboye, as Du‘nloy, dark blue satin trunks, |orange satin ,Ierkin. puffed with blue, edged with gold ace, blue satin sleeves, puffed with orange, orange satin cloak, lined with blue and reveres of blue, handsomgly worked in gold, cap and sword of the period. . . Lady Helen Blwkwoodlnu Princess Mary, pale blue satin train and waist, yelâ€" low satin front, shredded and studed with pearls and diamonds, Marie Stuart cap, Jlue satin, edged with brilliants. _ § Hon, Mrs. Littleton, Feuioost, amber satin, train, black silk velvet, with reveres of amber satin, bordered with two rows of gold, bat, black velvet, spangled in gold, yellow plume, 0 nts, diamond and ‘gold. _ _ _ _ _ ‘ueel Major General Selby Smyth : doublet, French grey satin embroidered with gold, black velvet mantle, lined with cefise satin, trimmed with gold ; trunks, French grey satin, -m;»po-fo with black velvet, trimmed with gold; black hbat and feather, jewelled sword and Order. _ with a riviere and shamrocks in diamonds; girdle of jewels, necklace of diamond stars, with pendant of jewels ; ruff, edged with gold. | > = 0 } > .o 0 . _ _ Her Excellency : petticoat of crimson satin ; white satin train with two rows of gold embroidery, high waist and closed sleeves of white satin, pufted with crimâ€" son ; crimson velvet robe, lined with white satin, bordered with ermine ; crimson velvet bat, white feather, banded His Excellency, doublet trunk hose and short cloak, black velvet, slightly trimmed with gold thread, pearl grey basâ€" de chose ; black velvet cap, white feather fastened by a diamomf aigrette. His Excellency wore the two stars and collars of his Orders. s j Les Raumons en Y u{onnnue. ; Les Pates de Gibier. Les Ge‘antines de Dlni?e-- truffees. Los Jambons de Yor«._Les Pates de Folesgras. l Les pieces de Bceuf presalees. [ Les Langues. f Ts Poulets et ies Perdreaux rotis. ENTREES, FROIDES. Les Petits Aspics de Volal‘ es a a Reine. Les Pains de Gibier. Les Chaufroix de auviettes. Les Aspics de Fi ets de Carre ets. Les _ ayonnaises de Homards. Les Sa ades a ‘Italionne. * CROSSES PIECES DE PATISSERIE. Les Biscuits de Savoie a a Vanile. Les Nougats aux Amandes. Les Bu?)u au Cuiracao. Les Gateaux a la Nepo.itaine. ENTREMETS. Les Nougats d‘Abricots. Les Gateaux genois aux Pistaches. Les Petitsâ€"fours assortis. Les Talmouses au Citron;, Les Gelees. Les Char ottes a a Russe. Les Cremes a â€"a Bavaroise. GLacks. La Creme aux Abricots. La Creme aux Fraises., THEIR EXCELLENCIES, THBEIR STAFF AND| HOUSEHOQLD represented the Court of King James V. of Scotland ; Viscount Clmdeboye and Lady Helen Blackwood personating the characters of Lord Darnley and Princess Mary (better known as Mary Queen of Scots) when children, _ ® For the benefit of those who were not present on the occasion, in order to make their mouths water, we append the supper bill of fare :â€" Government House, 2 Le 23 Fevrier, 1878 ‘The brilliant assemblage broke up at an barly hour this morning.after spending one of the pléhsantest evenings ever. exâ€" perienced within the walls of Rideau _ Several of the judges of the Supreme Court were present and wore their ordi nary legal costume. °) _ â€" _ â€"_ 3 ‘The Ministers of the Crown who were present were particularly noticeable for the tasteful style of the costumes they wore. The Hon. Mr. Vail wore a handsome court dress of the present century. The Hon,. Mr. Burpee wore the unpretending but becoming dress of " Miles Standish," the Purit«n, and he looked the character to the life. ‘The Hou. Mr. Blake and the Hon. Mr. Mackenzie were habited in the ordinary court dress of the present period. Consomme aux Pates d‘Ita‘ie. Ts Cotelettes de mouton aux Petits Dois. Les Poulets sautes aux Champignons. CROSSES PIECES FROIDES. Les Saumons en "ay t coach mith oo ant soUPER de BAL Dr. Lynn, " Earl of Warwick;" coat of black .:‘livotl,m tm:fnod with white satin aod $ same material, white velvet trunks, and flesh -olofi red ; green sunbonnet, also trimmeod with suut, / white and rod siriped calico petti Soat; green daliso overdress, trinuned with hose. Hon. Mr. Hector Langevin, & Spanish prince of the 15th century, dark blue velvet knee breeches, long vest of same materigl, white sleoves, and dark blue velyet mantle, with gold lace and broaches, white silk stockings, black sleeves, blue rosettes, and gold buckles, silver chain, with diamond crown, dark blue velvet :&hwfll diamond, and large black er. > Miss Emily Russell, Nan Reagerne, a Lancashire wiich, in the reign of James I., crimson pottiom\vuh pink overdress bordered with b velvet, pink hat, crimson heeled shoes. ~Miss Mary Russell, "The <Maiden all Forlorn"‘ from "the house thas; Jack built," white and red striped calico petti Madgme Fabre, Dughesse du Marie (a 1Â¥ de Louis XV.;, poudre coiffure en plumes et eau roses, custunsa do cour ou soie ob satin, broche, blue et blanc, tablier gar nide deutalles et de roses. . Hon Mr. Fabre, Chevalier do Boufflers (style Louis XV.), habit et culotte, albours grenot, gilet nuance groseilles souliers & talons rouges, epee et triconne. . at his â€" enb + Aidrntat 0 sninger dmts difocebaga ind Auhcte fh en Aui cswd Louik N, P. Coutlee (Hull), costume of George IV., black velvet court coat with whito‘;we ruffiss and gold frogs trimmed with gold lace, white lace waistcoat, green silk trunks slashed with gold, garnet rose and lace. Mr. Waddeli, Heathen Hindoo, blatk tights, white jack and trunks, red turbsan. Miss Keenan appeated in a very protty costume of ubl;:?nd’l brld:!noonm of black ntl.in ored .ndhtmmfi with rouge coloured satin, wit r s‘eeves, open from the shoulder, u'::fi with rouge coloured satin and trimmed with rich lace; short skirt of black satin with overshirt of roufe coloured satin; gold belt with brace of handsome pistols; scarlet silk hose, black satin boots, laced and trimmed with. scarlet: satin ; stylish hat with gold band, buckle and feathers. Miss Willis wore a handsome costume of the Goddess of Liberty, long flaming skirt with tru.inofrot:r coloured satin and rich o:fiito silk in : lgm:;n stripes, corsage of same material in stripes, a vory. beautiful popular of blue satin richlyi emabroidered with silver lace and stars, Dr. Landerkin, noble of the time of gihulu 1., g;nn nLvet, gold nuddoriwn mmings, knee breeches, and cape thrown over left shoulder. aMr, William Quio, light blue velvet cut away caoat and kneo breeches to match, white brocaded vest, silk stock: ings, shoes and buckles, white wig. : OTTAWA, THURsDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1876. Mr, I. H. Brock, gentleman of the Court of Charles II. Miss Emma Lemoine, Bandit Queen gold embroidered skirt, Italian scar?t and crimson and blue trim nings, coral, pearl, and gold and amber necklaces ; bracelets to match ; black hat, crimson and white ostrich feathers, amber bead trimmings. This dress was a decided success. dals ; black velvet drapery, studded with stars and cresents, jowelled dagger, wreath of mistletoo and acorns. Miss Fisher, Norma, Srm“. of the Druids ; white cashmere dress, long flow: ing sleeves ; crepe lisse veil ; scarlet sanâ€" Mrs. Andrew Russell, lady in the reign Charles II, blue moire antique, dress ; white satin petticoat, gold braided ; coro net, blue aud â€"gold, â€"with buinu; ornament, pearls. _ _ _ _ >; = _ _ Miss Russell, Highland lassie, 'rldd and velvet dress; cairngorums, silver and Miss ‘ Henry, polonaise; white skirt trimmed with blue velvet, Â¥old lace, and embroidery ; sabretache of ruby velvet, gold lace and tassels; bodice of blue velret, striped aerass the front with gold braid; Hussar jacket of ruby â€"velvet, hat of velvet and fur, with gold lace and tassel ; blue boots, trimmed with fur and gold tassels. _ _ _ braid ; Hussar {:okot of ruby .velvet, trimmed with gold lace and fur; Polish Mr. Sydney Smith, jr., Spanish Cavalior of 17th century (court dress) black velvet jacket, ornamented with jet trimmings and broad white isce; white laco ruffies in front; black velvet cloak, trimmed with jeot ornaments ; black velvet trunks, trimmed with jet; embroidery and white lace at knees; blue sill stockings, with silver buckles and black velvet. rosettes ; hat of black velvet, jet ornaments, black plumes and jewells of garnets in front ; rapier, hilt embellished with garnets; white gauntlets. _ aoa o Mr. A. J. Boswell, cavalier, Reign of Charles II.; blue doublet, cape and breeches, trimmed‘ with silvert 1â€"ce; ruffles, cap and plume; high boots. _ Miss Minnie Smith, Parisian lady of the time of Louis XVI; skirt of deep crimson silk, under another shorter one of white muslin ; puffed baby waist of muslin, with short puffed sleeves banded into the arm with glue; crimson shoes ; blue{ sash ; pale blue silk bonnet. k s . Mr. Tempest, Mexican Matador ; black velvet dress, embroidered with scarlet and gold. ' j = Mr. F. C. Clemow, Don Cresar de Bazan; blue satin t, trimmed with gold lace and embroidery ; cape of white velvet, trimmed with blue satin ; blue satin trunks, trimmed with gold ; cap with plumes. _ _ _ _ _ _ C 00 _ Miss Bramley, lady of 1780 ; petticoat of ruby satin,| trimmed with point lace, velvet and Is; stomacher of point lace, antique brocaded silk train, trimmed with point lace; bair powdered; a chaplet of crimson lace. d Mr. Burpee, John Alden ; Puritan dress. Mrs. Burpge, Princess de Lambelle; white satin petticoat, court train of blus velvet, trimmed with °soim. lace ; fichu of point lace, ormamented by diamonds and pearls. Miss OQ‘Connor, Queen of the gold mines, gold cloth skirt trimmed with pale reen moire and gold fringe and Brussels fwe; crown of gold ornamented with precious stonmes ; veil of green and pink tulle; white boots, gold and pink stockâ€" ings ; ornaments pale pink corale. _ _ _ Miss Mary O‘Connor, Te myson‘s May Queen,‘" white tarletan dress, elaborately festooned with flowers ; crown with scepâ€" tre of flowers| long white tulle veil. . Mr. R. K. Douglas, Sir Kenneth of Scotâ€" land, a knight of the red cross, Crusader‘s steel helmet, tunic of dark green velvet, qrimmed fold and cloth of steel, sleeves of eloth of stee!, and large cross embroidâ€" ered in gold upon the breast, leather belt with stsel studs, a heavy twohanded Crusader‘s sword ; boots with pointed toes of the period ; a white cloak with red cross upon the left shoulder. Ar:oâ€" ani o CAlcc ie ks s3 Col. Hon. E. Littleton, doublet cloth of gold trunks, black velvet, goldâ€"trimmings ; cloak, black velvet, lined with amber satin ; hat, black velvet, yellow plumes ; jewelled sword and Order. _ _ __ _ â€" . ticoat studded with silver; Black velvet train, richly worked in silver embroidery ; white satin sleeves, studded with pearls ; toque of the period, black velvet, white feather ; ornaments of diamonds. 3 . Lynn, Spanish lady ; dress of black Miss Bate, costume Queen of Folly, four pointed skirts of satin, two of pale: yellow satin, two of ~white trimmed . with gold fringe and a flower embroidered in gold in each point, and a frill at end of each mvmenfinnhc trimmed with «gold and Honiton lace and crimson satin and rayvin t B:lford, Nobleman "-Eaéi_a enry VII. ; long green velvet robe, ves. trimmed with moroon satin and the whole embroidered in gold and silver. Cap,belt and shoes to match, ; Mr. Thomas White, jr., Sir Walter Raleigh, buff doublet and trunk trimmed with black velvet and sprinkled with silver. _ _ |. Miss (Brokovoski, Toronto ; Court dress of 15th century, waist and skirt of black velvet trimmed with ermine and gold lace rose coloured court train trimmed to correspond. | T. J. Richardson,Don Czsar de Bazan,purple velvet doublet and trunks, trm with lemon coloured silk and silver. _ Miss Simpson, Montreal, "Duchess de Polignac," pink and white brocade train trimmed with roses and lace, white pettiâ€" coat and lace flawers, â€"bo lice cut square, sleeves to: n:ll.ow with lace ruffles, white satin s with diamond buckles. _ Mr. W A. Alhl; ""Chiness Mandarin.‘" â€" Miss Minnie Smart, of Port Hope, ©€Vivandiere," short scarlet cloth skirt, blue black shell jacket, trimmings gold lace, forage cap, blue and fi‘d lace, spirit mg supported by cross belt, gold and silver cord, black fandâ€"scarlet stockings and high boots, _‘ Mr. L M, Fortier, Spanish costume, black velvet trunks trimmed with satin and silver, flesh coloured tights, white satin vest trimmed with silver, black velvet Spanish jacket trimmed with white gatin and silver, Spanish cap, _ _ Mre. W. A. Allen, "Marie Antionette," Court train of blue moire antique, brocadâ€" ed in silver rrnfl pearls; trimmed with a deep borderioférmine, bodice to correspond with Marie Antionette fiche, quilted white corded silk: pe‘t.icoatB point, lace. flawers, l::i)od up with blue bows, pink rosebuds diamond ‘buckles, shoes blue and silver, head dress a la Marie Autionette arranged with feathers, diamonds and pearls, ornaments, diamonds and pearls. Mrs. Graham, "Princess of the perio 1 of Henry the ViI, underskirt of pink, Prin cess robe of white cashmere, edged with black velvet and bullion, hat of pink satin edged with the same. _ Miss: Maggie Jones represented the same character, the dress being nearly mlike â€" to that worn by Miss Cockburn. These costumes were much admired, both Il;;.liu acting }tho characters to. the @. * Miss Zaidee Cockburn, a bonnie fish wife from New Haven: the dress was a most becoming one, oomisfiniof a scar« let skirt striped with black, .v{.lo blue skirt turned up, scarlet jacket, white apron and kerchief, white ‘cap with scarlet handkerchief tied> under the hair, bk}‘e stockings, shoes and buckles;~creel with fishes strapped on the back. bfhr.dw. Quin.“ n;:bLol of “th'o. poriod of uinge : t blue t cutâ€"away cosat and lace fdh, r linng- tz match, white brocaded vest and silk stockings, shoos, . buckles and white wig. officer. $ fm Howard, l“ Poudre ’;.:dCoull;t t.min o green velvet, covered with white lace, cnnkinu of a li;:ohr lh!d; o{i green & & flowers, and . tte m.un'inp and l:r:'ooloh of";n- silian bestles. & Miss Mary Fisher,< " Hebo ": white cashmere dress, richly trimmed with gold, with the Grecian key border, white and ! Moc uky LuP 2o 11 en oiihe noegi n 2e in Mr. J. Hamilton,, jr.,. Due de Joyéatx, time 1560. Mr. J. Bruce Macdonald, Athelstane of Marcia : silver scale armour, helmet, sword. shield, &0.~ | , _ Mr. J.â€"P. Fisher, a "Conspirateur" in ILa Fille do Madame Aniot; green silk. coat trimmed with pink silk, soarlet and black velvet waistooit, drab knee breechâ€" es, silk hose and shoes, wig, hat, cravat and stick. Mr, Albert Grant, Princé Rupert, black silk velvet mailed armour shirt, trimmed silver spangled tights, armlets and gauntâ€" lets, jewelled sword belty gollar, silver helâ€" met, red and w‘l}'i_wplumu. f M‘ u“. M‘ 10 + Jt Wigkstoad Generel Painfag, * * satin vest barred with gold, olue silk breeches and silk stockings, shoes with diamond buckles, peruke wig, &co., &0. Mr. J, Alex. Gordon (Montreal), c wirâ€" tier of Charles XII, of Swedei: red plush coat, gold braided frout sleeves and skirt trimmed with white satin and gold ; white Mr. J. 8. l’homron, M. P., Don Pfiro, brown velvet jacket trimmed with blue satin and gold; full cload, puffed trunks, and flesh tights, hat blue and brown with plumes. ; .. .t 0 @1l)25" belt and royal coronet trimmed with jewels, lace &li?hu and purple shoes | â€" Mr. C. H. Mackintosh, a matador, maâ€" fi:nh velvet jacket inlaid with white satâ€" trimmed with gold, white satin front with i§omalled trimmings, white satin sash fiinged with gold, m?enh trunks inlaid with white satinâ€" and gold trimâ€" in‘ald with white saln:â€" and fil: trimâ€" mings; hat, megenta and gold d with white satin crown and jewelled star. Mr, â€" Rufus Stephenson, M. P., K John, blue velvet coat heavily trim with gol.d, royal purple robe émbroide TPPC ©2°04 17 8° PXEDIC 1000 e@mioroidered with gold and ermine trimmings, fi:ld belt and royal coronet trimmed with Mr. A. J. Boswell, a courtier in the reian of Kinj Charles the second, blue and white velvet coat and cloak trimmed with silver; hat with plumes and feath nCP CiiNire °o0 correspond. ihe headings of the Trtes, Citizen, and Free. Press ornamented the front of the overskirt, and with the papers® of the rest of the Dominion and %‘riu-h dependencies 7.11 represented. Colonel T. W. Worsley, Herzegovinian Miss Sady Scott, " Mother Hubb blue satin skirt, crimson satin overs yellow satin pointed waist, kerchief, mittens, beaver hat and white mu t Miss Helliwell (Toronto), " Ro:repa," white satin Court train, bluie satin pettiâ€" coat with white lace and goli tnm$9, white satin lace trimmed with pearls and fold fringe, scarlet â€"cloak edged with gold ringe ; 1 ornaments and feathe Mgum * Marguerite," from Faust : blue cashmere petticoat with two rows of black velvet, white cashmere overdress ; square. cut basque trimmed with blue velvet. | d sandals, hair in the Grecian coif. Miss~ Emily Brown, (Toronto), Marié Antoinette, watteau train of green satin, white lace flounce and gold trimmings ; rose colored quilted satin petticoat ; coifâ€" fure, poudre a ls Pompadour ; ‘three oo‘n’n.erod“v?lyet _!ut, feathers and jewels. Mrs. R. W. Scott, Mrs Page, (Merry Wives of Windsor,) light blue satin dress, with black lace flounce, edged with gold lace ; black velvet bodice, do.; hat trimâ€" mo\?_ wit!), lqgo and white plumse. & maize satin; point lace veil; crimson flomgwo!}r}fl;uhn,t’.,h i Miss wu?d,u * Folly," a handsome oq-tumu suited the young lady adâ€" G. Hy Griffin, knight of the XVL Conâ€" tury, black velvet coat, trimmed and ornamented with silver lace and frings, collar, &¢.; lower extremities encased in armour, gauntlets and helmet, with plums. silk velvet, profusely trimmed with lace n slin cirt, Mrs.8. E. St..O. Chapleau, Hungarian c08â€" fifl‘n of kmonwb_loumdu':ilik. and maroon velvet . * Miss Patten, brigand‘s brids black velvet with red satin an mings, hat to match, Mrs. James Skead, Anne de Baujen : a handsome historical costume. Miss Belle Skead, flower girl. Miss Jeannie Skead, Lombardy poasant. Miss skg.& « Diana," s Mr. W cxv Wright, M.P., ‘Spanish Major 8. E. St. 0. Chapl Spanish dross of crimson velvet. m’ A. J. McGillivray, Don A’Xfl. ; silk jacket and pants, jacket with white satin and latticed with gold bullionhni& sleeves elaborately trimmed with rich go! lace and tassels, pants striped with rich gold lace and. tassels, with feathered blonde lace at the knee; waistcoat of white .satin trimmed with gold bullion braid and preâ€" cious stones; robe of white moire antique, a deep border of gold cloth ; hat of gold cloth set with topaz and white ‘plumes; pink silk stockings with shoes with gold buckles, ~‘Mrs. ~W. McKay Wright, Princess of th time of Heuy Â¥Ai.___ * _* * Mr. and Miss Aunie Tomlinson, Sir Henry and Mistress Alice Lee. Miss Tomlinson, Juanite, a Spanish danâ€" cing girl. / â€" ~. .. o o wl â€" Lieut.â€"Col. Irwin (Kingston), Herzegoâ€" vinian costume: blue jacket gold lm crimson vest and sleeves, blue gold trousers; Turkish scarf and sash. y Mrs. Tomlinson, a lady of the Court of Mary Queen of Scots. :. . 3 Mrs, Irwin &‘Kingston), Herzegovinian cosâ€" tume ; skirt white brocaded satin, white lace flounce and gold trimmi white silk waist with Zouave jacket of pnrpie, velvet embroiâ€" dered in gold; cap of crimson velvet emâ€" broidered in gold ; jewels, pearls and diaâ€" monds. _ Mrs. Vail, Marguerite de Navarre : white satin petticoat, studded with pearls ; black velvet and bodice with white satin puffed sleeves, high ruffle of Brussels point lace, black velvet ioourt train, belt and girdle of pearls, coronet of diamond and pearls. E. A. Wilmot, a Crusader armour. ; Miss Wallace §8imcoe), Night: black silk covered with tul e;wled with stars ; veil of same fastened with gold crescent. _ ._ Mr. Heron, Masanello: blue and white striped satin shirt, short black velvet trouâ€" sers, turned with rose coloured > silk ; plum colouredufiékot lined with blue satin worn across the left shoulder ; fleshâ€"coloured Mtights., â€" _ > * lady. Miss Webbeti Angelica :,Smla:' h & Charles Webber, cavalier of Charles L. : Miss Brown (Clevelnn;lg, Autumn : short white silk skirt, trimmed with boquets of flowers, wheat and autumn leaves ; drapery of blus tulle with gatland of flowers; sheaf of wheat on the head and silversickle in Miss Heron, La Follic; underskirt of alâ€" ternate stripes of cerise and white satin overâ€" dress, tarletan basque, cerise and white lo: g:lnts; on all points bells, folly cap lnng l1s, earrings and throatlet of belis. . F velvet edged with gold cord, gilt dice boxes slung. at <the â€"side by heavy gold chain ; throatlet composed of ebony backgammon men, with chess characters in crimson, raised on blue ground. Miss J, E. Macpherson ixinglton), Tricâ€" trac, underskirt, black velyet with scarlet and white points of satin, edged with gold to reptesent a backgammon board, the men of similar colours being placed at regular dis~ tances around the bottom ;. white satin overâ€" skirt, with rows of red and black mgn ; black velvet waist with points eged with gold cord, falling over the skirt, the centre formâ€" ing‘ a‘ representation© of a chess board, the chequers . boing formed of white and black Mrs, Pennington Macpherson, Poudre, blus satin court train, white Limerick lace floun= oes, headed vlth.p%blue satin overa ruby â€"satin â€" petticoat, ed . with . white lace; waist and figure with «leeves to the elbow, trimmings of white lwe‘ headed }:{ a ruby satin puffing; ruby, white â€"and blue feathers in hair, fastened by a garnot aigrette, throatlet with pendants and bracelets of garâ€" nets. s » Mr. D. M. Macdonnell; Venstian nobleâ€" man, 15th century. * Frank Macdonnel!,â€" Earl of Surrey, 15th century. : ; * a Hon. Mr. Huntington;, German prince, 16th century. : f Dr. Brouse, M.P., Oolley Cibber. Captain Pennington Macpherson, G.G.F.G., Yeoman of the Guard, time of Henry VHIL.; scarlet cloth tunic with trimmings of black m&dmwdmhgu;theifmo( velvet and ‘gold bnl'l?on; the roceom shamrock, and the letters Â¥.R. undemut% embroidered in %::ld, sword "belt, scarlet an gold, knee breeches of black yvelyet, white silk stockings, crimson and white rosettes on‘ the shoes with diamond buckles; black velâ€" vet hat with alternate red and white roses round the crown; white ruffies round the neck and wrists. 4 Mr. John C, More, Mercutio, cloak of purple velvet richly trimmed with gold lace, and heavy bullion fringe, vest and sleeyes of white satin trimmed with gold lage,. purple and velvet trunks and lhoez cap of white satin and purple velyvet ban sbuddod’ jewels, long white ostrich plume. : .. _ Mrs. D. M, Macdonnell, Blanche of Castille 12th century, | * i __Mrs, Morrison (Toronto), Lady Clancarty 1699. & mtb C Mn« ts mat s Bnircage ts 3 Pratl Aire i 45 Mrs. More, La Belle Helene, short lavender satin petticoat, pointed at the bottom,trimmed with gold braid, and edged with deep gold fringe, points studded with jewels, front of skirt trimnti with alternate stripes of scarâ€" let and white satin, lp.lllgled and edged with gold lace, pannier of ‘ white satin,â€" festooned, spangled studded : with ;jewels, low cuirass of gold colourdd satin spangled and elaborately trimmed with gold chains, trained â€"fi â€" theâ€".: shoulder, . of â€" gold coloured ; ‘lined â€" with â€"pale . green: moire, d trimmed / with ermine, over which is worn & |small hood ~of same materigl as lining, lipa.rxled and studded with jewels and edged with gold tHngeLhopu of gold colo satin, hair worn high and powdered tigra of gold and diamond stars, veil of white tulle, necklace and earrings of brilliant armlets, and bracelets of gold conâ€" nected by chains, Miss McCarthy, lady in tims of Gcorge 2nd, dress of maize silk trimmed with bands of garnet velvet and garnet velvet bodytrimmâ€" ed«with gold lace, blue velret cap with gold band and ofnament. â€" Miss Leopora McCarthy, Shepherdess ; dress, ma‘ze silk junder skirt, stri,ped with garnet and pale blue, over dre ss, wild flowers. Mr. McCarthy,Sir Thomas Moore,silk gowh. knee breeches, stockings, &c., cap. Miss Stanton Poudre, Tivender brocaded silk, \uttm train, and body, pink ilk pettiâ€" coat trimmed with lace flowers and gold braid hat, black velvet pearls and pink feathers, hair powdered. ~Miss O‘Neill, lady of Ancient Greece, corn | coloued silk skirt trimmed with black velvet in Greek pattern, tunic of white and gold ; poplin,})deuno and _ gold confined~â€"by a , girdle of gold ribbon, hair in Grecian knot and curls bound with fillet of gold ribbon 34 ornaments, emeralds and gold. | Mrs. Pringle, Anne Page ; black velvet couri i train and body, blue.satin petticoat with lacé \ flounces, lace ruff, blue satin.conical hat, . | Miss B. Fisher, court dress, sea green silk dress richly trimmed with maltese lace, black Â¥elvet court train, pearllornaments, powdered hair head dress of diamonds, pearls and feathers. J. H. Ball,Italian Brigand ; crimson velvet pants and jacket richly trimmed with gold lace, corn coloured satin puffis on sleeves, and knees of pants and pleatings of thread, and lace, corn _ coloured satin _ ves trimmed _ with gold lace, long robe of black> satin â€"trimmed with _ gold lace and fringe hung over right shouldâ€" er, gold ornaments on shoulder, large hnz black velvet, ttimmed with gold lace an gold fringe, ornaments on shoes, sash of silk and gold thread. . J. Albert Grant, Ivanhoe, in light armour black velvet tunic embroidered_with silver and gold, figures, jewelled sword belt and dagger, armour tights, shirt and gauntlets, steel helmet and vizor, crimson and white plumes, armour shoes. rows of small bells, long training robe of _ Miss crimson satin trimmed with gold braid and _ Mr. J deep gold fringe, two large gold tassels and tume, gold ornaments wheat couplet on shoulders, Mr. ‘ crown of gold set with rubies and diamonds, . matador rows of bells, corn coloured satin buttoned â€"_ Mys. J boots, jewellery to match crown. lotan‘ dr I‘s brid> ; costums of satin ‘and steel trimâ€" a suit of scale long robe with _ gold right shouldâ€" doweitoloured "moire fantiqne watteasu, pait © J. ‘T, Fairweather, Courtier of the lith ‘cenâ€" tury ;â€"erimson satin tunic, tr:mmed with deep C faike n in on h hm ies w! hvmk tights, Jow shoes.with golden, *X Phichor, theDbuke of on i tcher, the : e of Olver.s >, _ Alo se n e ons en hass W Panilee, White brvonded slik vest, knee breoches purple voivct , choos with ailVert hackings .t poried . is maredt and satim ; old Mpongs waiinel pamego o o s ~ Mrs. Lynn appeared as a Spanishlady. Miss Lafontaine,; Bavarian peasant Zirl ; skgrt of pale NW with black velvel and sllver ; vel & siiver trimmings ; Rl‘nk white apron kerchief; Tyrolean T i Mihoton Mersanh, x 10 Gentth x hokune do Ta Montague perfod 1550.. _ _ _ _ Mrs. Buckinghaut, lady of the middle of the Ao in onle earhpeions % Sties Hamnailfon, of Stratford, " Dolly Varâ€" _ Mfr. Kingsford, William Cavendish, Duke of Nm-efls-flyi«éum ko is 2 ) . ;gr?a.f'm, lady of the reign of Richard the Mr. Tobin, I1 CumtanoCoralli, Chief of the "Shis. s E. B. Kirkpatrick, Spanish (indly‘; %m'mlm n’-a:t and waist, black velâ€" vet, trimmed with % k lace, black lace manâ€" tilla fastened â€" a high comb, erimson roses ; fi’:d ornaments. F. M. Hamel appeared as * Benedict." | J. E. W. Currterwrd as Fra Diavolo." av;; w'guhm'&mvd’ de'%(m nngllih gonâ€" tlemarfi)( the sixtecnthâ€"century ; black velâ€" vet ‘cap, ‘with white ostrich (nthe'll‘chret ‘eoioured yelyet, ‘doublet with lace collar and cuffs ; : blac vel m, ’0“0' PS breeches ; flesh coloured stockines. Miss Alice Lee, costume, Amy Robsort ; blue “unl’x qlvlgfie@on't. o::'w with aris ; fi*‘ g:a:l coronet, and whlto.l.‘:ll.:l:ll, air ; ."" naments, pearls. _..| ; _._. Meretc n 20090 Mrs. Kingsford, Ann Stanho ess of Bomersct, n foo tink or aawangy$""~* Hr. Buckt Aut of the period of Louls XV. ugham, ie i _ John Brunel, Italian Brigand (Fra Dievolo) md':l.'ihh"t‘}hn:lwbm feathers ; velve i ' T ith uold ince s bartr leagiage.__""" _ R. E.. O‘Connor, Cavalier ol the e of Charles II., blue velvet cape, rnnmed wito silver and gold Iloa;tmh sliver m trimmed with goid bu ,nn:ldcun; velvet shoulder belt, embroide with beads, nlesh coloured tights; grey hat and pink PHIME®.. : "" C200 00 & Mn en atic gold crescent, and stars studded with goms, switch ‘of hair four feet l falling down the back, enruhedwmlfifi tassel ; under dress of white silk, and dotted with stars, dress of ruby trimmed with gold lnce and braid. h. plumesk css |xpren 5 an Gnles ue o ies nnban, lady of the time of Louls the 14th. s o t { Miss C. ‘Reynolds, ‘lady of thevperiod of ;.g:u' Jnéey'no%’ banikn lady: | N WY fi‘:&: fln j Mrs. . R. nmm.-rfi'z'fim l‘d;; head emss_ consisted of a turban of ruby velvet rimnmed â€" with ‘silk, | and:~amber p%nr mounte tby a beautiful aigrette asd emâ€" {iss Fitzgibbon, German Peasant. % .Ch%t.l. Jon ingarian Huzzar. pomapereca PB a 4 ‘gir. R. W. Cruice, f\unflum 60 years J img eqstums ; ‘in.. Boswell, Cobourg,Mary, Mary, quite "Aire. eorge Tayioh. Katherineof Afragon. Mr. Bierstadt, a gdest &t the Government ?"L‘f‘f&' al1 1 'n'?.' ‘lean‘atln and 13 velv t W beaded in jor3. 'h*gc § Te Period, with Zhrde ZAF tA 3 £. eaebis 'câ€"IEaT,.;n'r'-"'rE&." No & 3\ r8. Forel ray Miss MHH, =orai e whi {l’&ln sllk dress, w"'mhflg;‘l? rimmed.with white tule, "a ‘la Image," :roruuly'dgconud with ~sllver: stars, «&c. ; eadâ€"dress flow of u(h;nplnk mw Ang blush of morn ; oFnaments, "stare "and diamonds, sliver wand and star in hand. en neae inminatnant in ons es fecuaraihs po Sn oo l Eo on o Oe baih ifimmed with peon Te EeA AEe w omm Mrs. B-fi'w the reign of Charles It.‘ Miss oo qit een Anne. * Tiss Loxy dohon Nosmmmiy Peasent _ | : .. A. P.Cockburn, M. P., mm&kgus of the period of 1806, court wfi, wi Ifiv‘lm coa# and ‘ breeches, ver ve Wwaist coat, &l ver grey stookings, A. P:Wright, v'onuonun\ot @ th eenturg, blwcz elvet cap, tw ‘ wll= ver ah )lnral t feathors, b Vdmllm trimmed with; «liver â€"lace, bell es pointed head, "1 \with ,vhl? satin, white “%&nbM‘umdl black sll h. bw ace, silk Selvel. pointed shoou trranaed with affem""" . W. Oade, An ";fi“%n MITES wr- 4 pers, white duck jac Zc,“u.,' i:::gfln,gfi red scar(. + $ I ; Pnd 4. _.Mr. J. Frazer, English gentieman of the eightoenth eent'un,"%flk"wlm coat, vest :nd ktl’x::kbhn:echu with m%n. d!v“t;z nee ipco neuen Meskal mormake mm onss sttver buekle}, lace fFul and rutttes, \Figy ogale mar wh Bsns d ic d sc o d » CE POH two lace flounces, blue b'odfi,-.-a um vele vet jacket tflnTed with silver. ‘ l‘I;d Bell Carruthers, Duk:e of Northumberâ€" a: .T. Langovin, oflcer of the French navy in dn tamintent . Fulraranalis C em bro: 3 vesty SHIFL Tril and w bands of white b&l)l:‘«dlulnb lkn]e{e‘hbrmh o 8 s, blaci 0es, fir wi t-lel?wlth <biack ri black net rl:g bound in gold lace, long. pointed Ww: with chain guard. â€"_ 1 Miss W "",NW:P?..‘“ ft * 1,5‘(: gfi-‘.&;:?iyh te silver spray. F} 4 ‘ il{;uVemo.:n oc ‘ot c Nr. W. E. Selby D 1e h OS ANAN Huk Mrs. Waliter Chesterton; Winier :onké‘:,‘ silver mounted crossbelt, philabeg and uc ~J. F, Wilson,"A" . Batte Artilâ€" lery-hamlet, black silk rv’olcv:tmtulh, with cloak _to match, silk track hose and â€"shoos, braided, uwma'beu and M Rapier, black velyet cap with falling plume." _ P e POFRe And sceptre in hand ; % John ‘Stewart, a . full costume, Stewart tartan, with b horn, and skene dhu set with ;fionke‘se.‘ siiver mounted crossbelt, philabeg and uc Mr. Daval, Qeâ€";t-lémnn of t] Du¢ ‘d‘Oricans; black velve gold embroidered. waistcoat m _ Mr. Graham, New Edinb of blue vélyet with silver time of Louis XV,: Mr. Chas. F. Jones,. "Hungarian Hussar," raby velvet . tunic ;embroidered in g:fi pelisse of white cloth scarlet lined edged with grey fur, also embroidered with gold, scarlet and geld sash, busby of 5;3 fur, diamond and emerald, Hessian boots wil gold tassels. â€" .‘ _â€" Miss Wilson, Normandy pessant girl : scarlet peiticoat trimmed with gold, green overskirt to match, white ‘waist and black bodice, high whife muslin capâ€" and ~muslin apron, &c., &c. f ir. F. J. Roscoe, M.P., " Shylock." Mr:> G.P; Orton, MP., "Fra Diavolo" black velvet trimmed with gold.and lace: trimmings, black hat with scarlet feather, purple sash and shoes. 4 Mrs. E. 8. Wilson, as « Nig leton dress, spangled with ‘ol match, fimni‘lml crescent pins, hair pow red with gold, ellery. _Wilson, Greek she ess H. B. Dalrymple ce, C Wilson, as " Night ";black tarâ€" spangled with gold stars, veil to Lawless (Téronto), Spanish leman of the Regency of the Edinburgh, Court dress Mesith onl epe is Phh /3 . crescent and large gold imitts velvet coat, crimson lace trimmings and gold jewâ€" Greek cosâ€" en agoniiss ie nafarectie res nd mauve w & %, roidery ; mauve tights to ; o. with scariet % f &bm and ‘.'o'fl belf; Oc y. &A «nd hood. » & ‘e 1 waistooat, emproidered wif Tess m o t mosnt _ Mr, G. Powell, Sir Peter: gre velvet coat, slashed with gold; 80 Mr. A. J. Dufy, Don Enriguez varre jJacket and vest of !ngr.l; k med with gold and w & 3 same material; 'tli’ $ purrle and yellow ve! v;r trimmed with Miss Fenmell, the eventng star. = % Mrs. W. H. Fuller, a gleaner ; with fe‘d Howers: boughet of i Mz. W. H. Puller, a Bikh Rajah; « white, striped with gold; % shawlâ€"round the waist; l-x "l::l:c n°:oo “l;:wddm * w ns; C S ooie 00‘ 4oh oA Mrs. W. H.. Fuller, a {M- r ; shor n white striped petticoat, Over w tprics uy ~vics d nower-l"%ug%.ol cliow, trimmei Htb bhag » > 6 velvet;‘a .1’.'.«- of white in to th throat, with short sleeves of same ; cnr of hiue silk, fastened high on the right ide tied roundnahntorourno&rhnv hat of fancy straw, lined with and 'nhneldflm--bouqutdm‘ 8P > Mr. W. H. Fuller, a Sikh ; ‘dreis white, striped with gold; scariet and gold H. K. Egan, Cavalier x doublet and trunis of dar= . cloak 2 match, in n . mings of orange ga brow n #llk ; embrolder:s‘ go on rlg‘ht shoulder, ; go. io c P r. A. J. Duffv. Don Enrfeuer Mrs. J. de St. Denis Le Moine, Dominibon « Canada ; white satin skirt ; gold tuhic ; arme« the Dominion embrdidered the tablicr, sur rounded by a wreath of nu%. . t the Dominion worn as a scarf, fastened.op one shoulder with a gold beaver ; coronet 0 small British n’ in the dasif ;;@A. oflugenu of gold maple leaves, } r. J. de St. flmnulouu. nogues Cartier jacket and knee breeches of white in , witl Kl::!n‘n of erimson silk ; h # goid and braid ; biack velvet ~ ined h crimson; buckskin boots, t and ribbons; black velvet cap, with Mrs. W. G, Perley, the Stars and Stripe Mr. J. B.. Abbott, Mexican in holday i ,i':u.u“:m'r“:h' M r an rt of crimson sai with black lace and :ouu&-u; velvet jacket, with lon! sow somely trimmed with lace veill, fastoned in the hairawith white feathers and pearls; large comt ments, gold, black and pearis. wike, dn arous wih tinok iesd g.;wk lw‘e‘_ 3‘31’, tvflnw pearls and jewels. se td with .roses; white ostrich : 7 P ailM dJonhle ifhite of time of Cb II.; long blwe I;I“k.etrfl‘l::.d‘tfluam dow a white satin pot nlv;'m: polnted bodice, * * ver ornaments. as 4 oo . VPRRApMIE in wl enc cce Mb i id w s R lace vell; diamond ornaments l3 B Miss Patrick, Sabrina, Queen of 1y Lake; robelfi! sliver :.'l-m over white jal orl nis sllver, i a 44 F. s Dixon, 'emlemnnmm. i Q. ‘Numb, a matador, :; 4 + , j Â¥8, Walker Powell, m of 1700 white &Inl wilk train, t perin of w uunld:"w:dvu‘rm s whil satin petticoat, lnce ; long po bodice, â€" with fim lace -,J ow t front; short with ‘deep f bus ; glrdle, royal purple, trin to mutcg; !m collar; hat trim: v "Mrsâ€"Adtred Patrigip Spaniel durly; d I‘l m"":, I.lmt‘l' with black $ 4 & lace ; diamond ornaments. iss Miss Patrick, Habri of Lake; robe of siiver "’u-um Mr. ‘Cuzner, Duke pu?)h velvet satin and hoea tights ; pu .;M;. E. M. C &Wmfinm "‘I ctrat ks and rutiles. * 8 Miss Cobto » £ and train tr;ll'nwm M gilk front, covered with gold fissue Elizabethan ruif; black velvet cap, : péaris; pear} neckilace andâ€"earringe. . ~_); _ ‘Wijes C. Wic ®teed, the Lor%e.!â€"~ + J# 'a‘ifé 1t. J. Wicisteed, N&asoorâ€"edâ€"doen, @hat ,m,,""“mm . St.â€" John, â€"A / Korthwest â€" bufal '-r. .lr.l w.l 1;[;?, "Cur‘y .Mars," in the MBE UGG erfreq »ile) "Pair Rosamond." Â¥rs. P.JE. Bucxe.m'&cmn Mr. P. E. Buese a in & r- tume, momnt t n mmieiniinectfes Mr. Gi Tur ‘ish gent | Mr, ey*cA3 Buc *‘ of the 7 to !ah Ca cutta, nobe . 1 trim with ®ed ; acu wriv‘ green Cu vv.“"(.'; â€" turban red. Miss Lad mant igtou with "'“":f. y Atand, and 1 i in« silk} white lceves, al ver bu * uts J. i. Thist o, ady of jhe time of 1. Mr. W. R. Thist ¢,noh eman of % Louis Mr. J. *, Count Babics" m, doub med h d . SL 4 broun es ooo Senl fise onming irhite_al a and pear is ‘1°~ Newby, court jester; ¢ dyked d . tri d ragntd M Platk an > Uiqniss plack velvet «lippers; orange roset ,,.VV_I,V-}';;;:-'A‘V"U\J?&‘_ "URCO and train of t ac . ve vet, trlnnes :& % gold acc} headâ€"dress, biae« vemet, LVR ad "opparce 1k AEoRep slinks whife v‘;‘l‘::tw-n crimson «il â€" :&Ifi. velvet, trimmed with band of chee Crimson gil anb white velvet; waist ly trgll'nmed. coronet composed of ern en. a Miss Blnle "A Fairy," ghort white «l ml't.trlntnedwithluvu" fringe ; wm%m- o ers‘irt trimmed with silver ace pale b ue h e e et 3 ace ; uze drgbu?wlenv‘:‘ .‘:verbundlnl ‘ si ver nee* ace, brace ets, and an +ets. \ iss Almon, a Norman peasant, b a¢* w%&mc irt, ‘vu-h t eoteart 14â€" nec a eeves ; dloednl:lm ; head dress, white 6i « Roman es. 0 > & 4o Atlrct: first Emlplee] * °> Mr. J. x °mM reign of Louis XIH Muycodid.s .4 9 6 t ’ Mre. Plummer, Lad y Glamorgan, blue ' vet wnlclt‘nnd blue mzlne $ % en with and trimmed ; wi heay Mnce.?rm pufla sleeves, valier blue velvet, pale blue pluneo,m rume.,'esoln‘. lace ; -hon ue colou: satin ; diamond oruaments. * Alfred, Horsey, Bg.nll‘uh Prince of & slx= teenth century ; tu hat with ‘ thers ; close fitting A et, ‘point lace, «nee il#:n (Enrpa W.L. Heron, @sannielio, a Neapolitan m.n'lgeu. * Miss Heron annoared as Falle CC » 1 0lizh . Prince, «atin turban and tunic trimmed with gold imce and sw(x‘m'sl:‘l(::in ; l:lne. loose ju-le(.,“'hh vhl’ and go mm suspended â€" bac !n;m .{ h'l;‘ s'l:.ouldenr‘; with flesh eologu? tights. t x“;;): y tin * r‘ rain, blue sa r trimined with LAizne:sq Continued from fourth page. from shoulder, 1 fave feeal tss Sillhest from folg, qull!lthof aig s ‘lm and aigrette ; .w;:affm j e j PRICE 3 CENTS ‘er, B 1 1 c " rll:':? : l:.cenn:-nou, «poon ink " sar pu:E? igâ€" m‘.: C o @ | aigrette ; ornaments, d a lady of the Court ( Buckingham ; trimumed ;jw e ; goid spangled fles rlet Jacket and white j nd bow# honitou is XIV. Court. :denly.dm nc ie ; omoimuld s M id suumar Colmsel iped it Jitles d reign of of ‘th tie