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 soincilir nf tlic I'.iJI lliiitl .Is ii l'c|ir<>s(>litiltinli nt' it. The ;;l'()\\lll ill (','111 
 not alone as coloiiiists. Imt also a.> tliaii^litsiiicii in line, is so recent that its e 
 att'oi'd an o|)|ioi'tiinit y to Iia\c a iiiiiiil>(>r of figure stinlies made which iiii<^lit at 
 society and indicate the sta;^!' oT artistic aliilily as well as the j)liase of'aitistie 
 
 The chieC interest ol the hook lies in this that ii cfiiitaiiis a siillic 
 there is a \i;^()roiis artistic iiio\eiiieiit in Canada. It was. indeed, with the \ 
 opportunity aii<l the cultivation of piihlic deinaiid lor artistic proiliicts are es: 
 reinarkalile that, in spite (»!' disc(tiira;^('nient through aliscncc of |)iil»lic interest 
 coiisideralilc a j^roiip ol artists that alioiit twenty could with ease he selecled 
 laij^c a niinilier tA' artists is |»rohah|y nn|>recedented in the annals of piihlicati 
 reproduction will he intcresteil at least in the variety of method, some of it 
 carried out with a certain coinpeteiice which removes it from the level of the 
 the aspect of a miscellany, is delihei-ate and is the result of the extent to w 
 
 As rej^ards the technit|iie of reproduction the hook has also a certain 
 drawings are aec<»mplished hy methods which, if n(»t ahsohitely new. are new t< 
 in the s\iv^i' of trial and error. The processes of photoj^raphic reproduction 1 
 so have made for the destriicti(»n of an art. seem lik(>ly to re unite the artisan 
 Where, moreover, the artist can accommodate himself to the use of new to(»l 
 photoj,n'aphv. these processes, hy the use of a|)|)ro))riate means, may actually 
 to lis the charaeteristic advantaj^c of wood-enj^raxinji the immediate coiit; 
 iter|iretation has. in the present case, nei'cs.sarily hceii resorted to as a rule 
 ' ave heen rendereij with (piite remarkahje tidelity, even as rcj^ards the siil 
 hat, with the excejjtion of the .Ia|>anese jiajier upon which a few (tf the dra> 
 "or hindiii;^. the voliimi' has heen wholly made in Canada. I'hat this has heel 
 .generosity which liave heen thrown into the work hy the artists : 
 
 MKSSiKiiits (J. A. Kkii). K.C.A. : K. Wvi.v (Ji!ii:i!. 1{.C..\. : .\. Dkkson 
 Knowmis, 1{.C..\. : I'jiMiM) Moititis. A.|{.C..\. : !•'. H. UiiniDKN : and l{i:.\ 
 Sti!I(KI,.\M) Tri,i,v. .\.|{.C.A. : Kmma Windi-'.at. .\.|{.C..\. : .Iii.ia .\i;rnii;s: I 
 E. SpitixiiKi!, and lii-.A'nMcK Sri,i,iv.\N : and to the knowledge and /i-aloiis can 
 Toi{oN'id EMJitAViMi Co.; Ml!. lIowKi,!,. of TiiK (iiiii' J*'a( lii.w IN( ; Co.; and ,Mi! 
 
)VERTISEMENT 
 
 This is ,1 picture ImnU. not an all»Min of |M»itiiiits. anil it is dcvisi'd rather as a 
 
 The ^iiowth ill Canada, and es|>eciall\ in Tnionlo. of a larec ^i-oiip of artists, coniiietent 
 
 so iceeiit that its existence has. peiha|>s. hai'dly l»een suspected. The liall seemed to 
 iu\v which niij^ht at once recall a reinaikahle occasion, and in .some measiiic depict the 
 the phase of artistic metho<| of the |>lace and of the time. 
 it contains a snllicieiit niiiiilier (»f re.dly masterly drawinj^s to Justify the hcHcf that 
 
 indeed, with the view (»f pntliiiji this to the test that tin- hook was designed ; for 
 tic |Uddncts are essential if snl»stantial progress is to i)e made. It is not a little 
 vc of pnltlic interest in and knowledge of art, there slnaild have ari.sen in Canada .so 
 li ease he selected to execute a wtiik of this kind. The \(»luntary co-operation of so 
 • annals of pnlilicati<»n. Those who have a knctwled^-e of the teclmi(|ue of drawing;- for 
 
 method, some of it no douht <lerived, hut much of it original, and almost all of it 
 om the level of the common|)lace. This variety, which may he held to j^ive the hook 
 
 of the extent to which play has iieen ;;iven to the individuality of the artist.s. 
 k has also a certain histoi-ical interest. The fac similes of the pencil and water colour 
 lely new. are new to Canada, and are siithcicntly new anywhere, to l»e repirded as still 
 aphic reproduction upon copper and /inc. which have superseded wood-enf^i'avinj;', and 
 re unite the artisan an<l th(> artist hy the scope they |;ive for interpretative treatment, 
 he use of new tools, and can make himself aware of the i)ossihilities of chemistry in 
 cans, may actually repeat the handiwork of the artist. We may thus have restored 
 he immediate contact hetwcen the orij^inal and the copy. While the nu^thod of 
 .sorted to as a rule, althoui^h not invariahly, the drawinp^, especially those in |)eneil, 
 
 as rc^ar<ls the sulitleties of tone. It affords no small satisfaction to he ahle to .say 
 h a few of the drawin<is liavc l»een ]»rinted in the lar;^'e paper i.ssue, and of the cloth 
 
 That this has heen po.ssihle has heen diu to the .skill, enthusiasm, and disinterested 
 irtists : 
 
 1{.C..\.: .\. Dknson iV\TTi:i;soN, K.C..\. : |<\ .M. ni'.i.i.-SMiTii, K.C..V. ; V. .Mr( Jii.ijvhay 
 '»i!i(ii)i;N : and \U.\ Stovi;i. ; and .Mksdamks Mai.'V 1Ii:sti;i! Ki-.ii), A.|{.C..\. : SinNKY 
 .Iii.iA .\i;Tiiii;s: Ki.oitr.Nci; Caim.vm; : Kmii.v Ki.i.iott : Ci.ai!A S. IIacaktv; Fi.oKKxrE 
 l^-e and /.ealoiis carefulness of the en^n-avers and jirinters. Mi;. K. II. HjiKiDKX, of The 
 !A\iN(; Co.; and ,Mi;. Ill i( iiison, of Messrs. Kowski.i, iV: IIitciiison. 
 
 JAMES MAVUK. 
 
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 INTRODUCT 
 
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 A voi'V I'cw words will siillicc iiy way nf inlioiliictinii to iliis Itciiiliriil sunvciiir (»f' 
 
 I'j'.i l>all. ICvfiT niic who liaij llic idrasnrc {\\' lakiiiLi pari in it was iin|)i'i 
 most striUiii;^ of its kiixl vet sfcii in (anaila, Init also li\ ilu' |(alriolic spirit in 
 with wliicli it was i-airicd out. 
 
 As cxplaint'(| Ity llri' l-AccllcntN . the ("oiinlcss o|' Altciilcni, when she Hi 
 fiiniisluMi tlic nioti\i' lor the N'ictoriaii Hall, ami (Iclcriniiicd its cliaractcristif \\' 
 same honour and disliiictiNc stamp to Her Majcstys hiamoiid .IiiImIcc ^'(•ar that 
 the soroiid was to tind in social ri'crcalion sonic inccniixc to thonnht and study, 
 who took part in or witnessed the I tall will auree that these two ideas were ha| 
 
 The l'an|»ire ^ronp, with which the ISall was o|iened. i^avc expression to I 
 and complexity of the conditions which exist thron^liont onr w ide->|)read donr 
 country over which the lla^ of our (^)ueen Hies. 
 
 Naturally nnich attention was <;iven to Canada, and the |»ictures(|ue diversi 
 ottered a wide Held for the study of dress and character. The luniliermen an< 
 the eow-l»oys, j)ioneers and Indians of the western prairies, the miners of the 
 striking types of the ron;ili energy which has lionc to ImiIM up our .Noit'icrn laui 
 
 Hesidi' the sturdy homes|»un clad sous of •• ( )ur l,ady of the Snows" wen 
 illustrations <if the iJlack, l)rf)wn and \'ellow |topulations of our .\si;itie p(»ssessioi 
 and New Zealandcr. the re|)rescntati\es of the Motherlaml itself in its t'oiu- fold 
 great strong-holds of the nation, such as (lihi-altar and Malta, completed this pic 
 
 The Huctuatious of taste and fasjiion during the past sixty years were illu> 
 was <livided into four |teriods. and for each of these the dress of Itotli men and 
 maids of the I'riiU'css Koyal, ilrcssed in the style of Is.'jS. after the |>icture l>y 
 
 Tlie third group devoted its attenlioii to I.iieiature ami Music, ('haracte 
 scope for pictures([ue representation, while a pardonaMc aiia<luonism permitte(l 
 Scott's gi'uius. 
 
 'J'he progress of science and invention furnished an o|)|»ort um'ty for some 
 phiced in contrast with earlier means ol' illumination, and the tele|thoue grou|» illirs 
 
 I'rom the woi'ks of the ]»ainters of the \ ictorian perioil the I'icture Set w 
 country; and thus with the Stage Set had an aliundance of |tictures(|ue figures fn 
 
 Industry was represented l>y a liaiid of harvesters: and finally, the spo 
 (hu'ing the ivign furuishetl material for a group of great \ariety and inteiest. 
 ball, Highland and other national sports, were represented. 
 
 The .\rmories ha<l for the occasion lieen arrangccl with seats rising in tla 
 hy Their Excellencies all arouiul the large laiilding. (Jf the guests, fully four 
 ai)()Ut two thousand in miinher, for the most part also in fancy ilress, and related 
 and were thus enaltlecl to catch the full ellect of the costumed grou|»s to which 
 
 The general eflect was aeknowledge(| l»y excryhody to he of surpassing he 
 
 When L(jrd Al>erdeeu made a reference to the fact that the Mall was <d\ 
 nitcrest in the occasion, the [iatriotic spirit of the gathering found expression 
 Anthem. 
 
RODUCTION 
 
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 M'.Miliriil souvenir 111' ilic interesting sociiil cxcnt (»!" I.ist winter known as the Victorian 
 
 larl in it was ini|»resse<| not merely l>y tlie lailliancv of" the s|»eetaele, certainly the 
 
 |ianiotic s|)iril in which it was conceivc(|, nnil the taste and |>ainstakin^' thon;^hl 
 
 (Icen. when she lirst invited snuiicstions lor carryin;; ont her ideas, two thonj^hts 
 ii> characteristic leatnres. The lirst was to ;^ivc in the social life ol' Canada the 
 .Inliiice N'ear that has Iteen ;^iven to it in many ways in all parts oi' the l'jn|)ire ; 
 ihoiinht and study. an<l so to snrioimil it with a greater variety ol' interest. All 
 two ideas were ha|»|tily c(»niliined and sMccessl'iilly carried ont. 
 
 a\c expression to the lirst of these thon;^hts and lixcd attenti(tn npon the variety 
 ,r w idc-s|ircad dominions. All the continents were re|ircsented. and almost every 
 
 • pictnrcs(|ne diversity of races, indnstries and occnpalions throu^hont the hominion 
 The Inmhermen and hackwoodsmen ol' the cast, the fur traders of the f'ai" north, 
 the miners of the iJockies and many other c(|iially characteristic lij^urcs fnrnished 
 p onr .Northern land. 
 
 ol' the Snows ' were to he seen the costumes ol' the ^orji'cons and In.xurions east - 
 \\y .\siatic possessions. The Dutchman and JMi^lishman of the Cape, the Australian 
 self in its i'our -fold nationality I'ai^lish, Scolcli. Irish and Welsh and those of the 
 . completed this picture of a wide-spread h-mpire. 
 
 i\ty years were illustraleil in the second ^roii|>. l*"or this purpose the (^)ueen's reij^n 
 "is of Itotli men and women was elaliorately and skilfully rc|)i'oduce(|. The lirides- 
 ler the picture l>v Ilaytcr. l'orme(( one most successful set in this ^roujt. 
 I .Music, ('haracters taken from a few < if the chief N'ictorian writers yave ahundant 
 •hronism peiinitte(| the inclusion of some of the Itest known creations of Sir Walter 
 
 port unity for some strikinu elfects. I>y sim|»le hut heautiful devices electricity WJis 
 i'leph<ine ^I'oup illustrated the same a^^cnt when ap|)licil to methods of communication. 
 I the j'icture Set was ahle to draw characters and costumes of everv aue and 
 'tures(|ue ti;;ures from which to revive the stately minuet, the dance assigned to thcMU. 
 ind linally, the sports ami anmsements which have prevaile(l amon<4' British i»eo|»le 
 ety and interest. Vachtinu and raciiiu, huntin<4' and archei'y. ^'olf. cricket and foot- 
 
 1 seats rising in the form of an Amphitheatre, and extending from the Dais occupi(»d 
 ;4Ucsts. fully four hundi'cd took part in the historical dances, while the remainder, 
 
 \ dress, ami related more or less definitely to one or other of the sets, W(>re seated, 
 
 ■d ^I'oups to which thev themselves formeil a I>rilliant l»ack-uround, 
 
 l)c of surpassinj.,' heauty. 
 
 at the r>all was ^iven in honom- of the (^)ueen an<l alluded to Her Majesty's kindly 
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 Kroni W»t«r Colour Urawinu, li) K. W'vi.v (iNiRN, R.r. A f yrttHnnjiinr J 
 
 Tlii'ir Kxft'llfiioii'H the (iovcrtiDr <t<>iH*riil ii( ('kiihiIu hiiiI thit CouiitcM ol' AlN-nlt'tMi, 
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 h'loiii I'l'iii jl |)rit«iiit(, l>v llriiH<i»: A. Krin, K.(\A vU< 
 
 MiijorS. A. DniiiHoii, A.D.C, .MnH»fr ol' Orfinonii'it, in tlir uiiit'orin of Tlic OovtMimi 
 (ii^tii>ntrH llixly Oiiuril. 
 
 From IViinl hrkwiMK, l>y KiiMrMi M. Mohnim. A.K.CA vlUi 
 
 Group I. THE BMPIRB. 
 
 North Aiiioriou Set. (For iint of |i<>rNoiiH r)>|)ri'Hfiit«><l >»»> yimv .'i'J. ) 
 
 Kroni IVii jtinl Ink |)riiwiii>(, liy K. M. IIhumikn , I 
 
 "(Ju(l"(MiHH Aii)<iiHtii li*'v<-rl<-y KoliinHon), 
 
 From IViK'ilDriiMlnK l>y Kr.iTKK K Sri.i.ivAN 8 
 
 " TliK Kort'MtH of Ciuiiulii " (TIh" Ijuly Murjorit* (lonloii). 
 
 From I'l'DiilDrnwiiiK, liy (i. A. Kkii), It.L'.A 'i 
 
 " Our Lidy of ihf Showh ' (.Mihh .Mownt). 
 
 From IVn uikI Ink Drnwiiig, liy .Mahv Hkmtkh Kkiii, A.K.C.A 'i 
 
 " A KiiticliinHii " (Cnptiiiii Kloiniiig). 
 
 Frnm IVniul DruwinK, hy Kdmi'kii M. Mokhih, .V.II.C. A ;) 
 
 •'A Minor "(Mr. 1). It. Wilkio). 
 
 From I'fii anil Ink Dntwnig, liy KutTHHK .Si i.livan 4 
 
 "A Dairy MiU(l"(Mrh. A. li. Oumplioll, Jr.). 
 
 From I'eii mill Ink Drawing, l>y KkathickSdi. I.IVAN 4 
 
 India Sot. (Kor iiht of |)cihoii« ii'|)ifsi'iil«'d moi- piij^c ?i'2.) 
 
 From I'cii mill Ink Druwiiig, l>y F, M. Uki.i. .Smith, !!.('. A 6 
 
 "8ikh" (Mr. Witllivce •Ioiioh), in the uniforin of iiii UtIiuor uf tliu 3rd boiigHl 
 Oiivalry. 
 
 From l'uni;il Drawing, l»y Kkx Stovkl (I 
 
 " Miihiattii" (.MisM llciitriin Kd^ivr). 
 
 From I'lMicil Drawing, liy IIkatkhk Suli.iv.vn tt 
 
 " Parsed Lady " (.MisH KliuHJoy). 
 
 From Pen mill Ink Dniwing, liy M akv Hkstkk Hkii», A.R.C A H 
 
 " Maori Chief," reprcHcntiiij,' New Zeiilaiid (.Mr. A. H. ('iiiii|)l>ell, Jr.). 
 
 From Chuiciml Drawing, liy F,. Wvi.v (iKiKR, K.C.A " 
 
 Kurope Set. 
 
 " England," Queen of the Seas (MrH. Nordheinier). 
 
 From I'en ami Ink Drawing, by 1,'i.ara S. Haiiahty 8 
 
 "Prince Charlie," representing^ Scotland (Mr. Cecil Mcrritt). 
 
 From I'encil Drawing, hy Kmma Winiibat, A.K.C.A. 8 
 
 "The Black Prince," representing Walen (Mr. James KInisley). 
 
 From Charooal Drawing, hy K. Wvi.v (jiRlKK, K.C.A !t 
 
 "Scotland" (Miss Athol Nordheinier). 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawing, by UKvVTRICK Sullivan 10 
 
 TMK hKA\N 
 
 No, 
 
 'iO. " Mk 
 
 •i\. " Wal. 
 
 22. Ui |. 
 
 3.1. 
 
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 24. 
 
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 III. 
 
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 26. 
 
 " Prin-M 
 
 27. 
 
 " Duclii 
 
 28. 
 
 " Tiady 1 
 
 29. 
 
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 30. Mrs. Hii 
 
 31. MissZ. 
 
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 TIIK IMlAWrNdS. 
 
 iO. " M.. of Mm •• rMiNH Nor.llM.il ), '■ 
 
 Ki...M r,.,, .ui.l liiU l»i,,»iiiy, |,y |iK4tHiriiMri.i,iviN I„ 
 
 ai. "W«|,.«" (Mu« llji.u Koiili.in). 
 
 Ki'.iii IViiiiii.l Ink Dritwlnti \,y IIkathiih Hii.i.ivan I,, 
 
 22. <in»-i|. fioiii \tvwi\ H..|. ( For lim of N««t »<•« |iii)(«. ft2.) 
 
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 4 
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 5 
 
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 8 
 
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 10 
 
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 -'•'». Tim Hon. HirOi'orKi- Kirk|iatriok. 
 
 rt.Mn IVn All.! Ink Drnwing, l.y A. Du'Khon l'ArrBHi«oN, K.f. A |<i 
 
 -4. Litily Kirk|iittrit'k. 
 
 Kioni I'lMiiinil Ink DniwInK, l>.v HitAriiiric,SiTu.ivAN I'j 
 
 -'.V (Iroiip from l-'irHt lVrio.l CoHtun... H.-l : " l.or.l dn-vili.." (Mr. H.otl (Jrimii), " I,mly 
 UI.'MMiiiKt.iii " ( .MiHH S..yinour), " l.or.l Kr.'<l..ii.k I'oiiKoiil.y " (Mr. A Htinimm) 
 •'D.ik., ..I Clar..!....' (Mr. iVro-v,,! Ili.lout), " Luly Hiith" (MIhh Kirk.Mitri.k)! 
 "Ur.l.lurHi.y" (Mr. W. II. Hunting). i /• 
 
 From IVn itii<l Ink DniwiiiK, \,y IIkathiok Hi'i.i.ivas 13 
 
 26. " PriiuM(HM v.»n l,t<iiiiiif{tm " (Mrn Fit/gil.l»oii). 
 
 Kioni r..Mrill)r,twinK, l.y K. WYr.vORiKK, II.C A |4 
 
 27. " DiichimH of Cluroiif*' " (.MrM. NViir.l). 
 
 Friini IVnuil Krnwinx, liy K. \Vm,v (iKiKH. K.t'.A 15 
 
 28. " Lii.ly llollan.r'(MrM. McCullocli), .m.l " Lu.ly n.itliurhl"(Mr8. Arthur Kirk|.Htrick;. 
 
 Krnni I'oniui.nnk Drawing, l)y Hkatkick Sullivan ID 
 
 '2'J. Dr. Ity.rM.)!!, StuMd.inl l.t-infr .>f tli.i FiiMt IVrio.l Set, in ih« uniform .)f Ist Norfolk 
 Mililin (fii^iit Infimtry) IHIJ-IH.IO (Cami.lii) 
 
 From I'uo Jtiul Ink DniwiiiK, l>y (-'i.aha S. Haiiahtv IS 
 
 Seoond Period. 
 
 30. Mrs. 11, inly. 
 
 Fniin I'm uii.l Ink DrawhiK, liy Fi.okknok K. !Si'Iiin«ikr |8 
 
 31. MImh Z. Ituuhamiii and Mihs H. Warren. 
 
 From I'on an.l Ink Drawing, l>y Ci.aka 8, Haiiahtv . 17 
 
 33. Mrn. PoiHytli (Jrant ami .Mr. St. Ocorgo Baldwin. 
 
 Fii.ni IVn iin.i Ink Driiwing, l>y Claka S. HaiiaI'TY 17 
 
 33-34. Captain Korsytli (JrantHnd Mih. L. McCarthy. 
 
 FrDin I'encil Drivwings, hy Kdmunu M. Mork:s, A.R.C.A 18 
 
 Third and Middle Periods. 
 
 The ladies reprcHcnt tli.! " Hridiismai.l.s ot the IViiia-ss Royal," tliu gentlemen wear 
 evening dreMH of the period (1858). 
 
 35. Mi«8 Boiilton, Miss Harmon Brown, Mr. Herbert Mowat, Miss Harmon Brown. 
 
 From Pon an.l Ink Drawing, l)y Clara S. Haoartv 10 
 
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 Fourth ("flsthetlo") Period. 
 
 No, I'A'lt. 
 
 98, "TIm< Uily KitiiiiiKil'U" (>!iH. Ii>i<iii K. Witlki-r). 
 
 Kroin rnit'il l>rM«tiig, liy (iKitNtii A. Kmii. K.C A. , , . H) 
 
 37. ••The U>l> (Uriiiloliii" (MiM Kdii-lwyn WiiIIom ) 
 
 Kriiiii I'l'ih'il Hiiiwiiiti, tiy Kdmi Ml M. MotiHiit, A. K.r, A llO 
 
 3M. "W, g. << .'liiii'.U It. A.' (Mr II V K Juim'n). 
 
 Kroiii I'vh itiiil Ink Hriiwiiig, \>y Ki.oRrNi k K. NrHiNnkH 'Jl 
 
 .10, Uiiiup fi'»iii Koiiitli r.ii-).! .Set: "I'liil Mil) " (Mr, ,\ I,..' In'liiiiil), " If MfH.-y 
 Miirk«, It .\ ' (Ml ,\ t) (V<H>kM). ■■ rii<- Lilly litolil)- (MiM) Niliit l<iMhj|, 
 "Tlif* Lid y ( Urf " (.Minn KiIkI KlliH), 
 
 KriMii I'm itml Ink UniM iii^, l>,v Ki.ohkm r K. Si'HIMikm 'Jl 
 
 Group III. LITERATURB AND MUSIC. 
 
 ••t I 800TT 
 
 40. " Hiilmnl C<riir <!•• Lion " (.Mr. T, Cmwl'ord Utw), 
 
 h'roiii IVii mill Ink Di'iihIiik, liy l'l.AH.\ M. Haiuktv , 'JQ 
 
 41. " L>t<ly Kditli ' (.MiHM KiilionliiidK*-). 
 
 Kiiiiii I'l'inil hi'iiwiiiM, li> ltK\ ,Sti>vki '12 
 
 42. " UowtMia" (MiitH lirli>ii Law). 
 
 Kmni IViiiiiKlliik WiitwinK. I>y Ci.mi \ S. H«)iAHrv 'i'i 
 
 43. "Juliiiii IVvciil" (.Mr. (icui'Ki* Kiii){Mt'oid). 
 
 Kriim I'uii aii<l Ink l)iiiM int{, liy Claka S. Hai^ tUTV '.'.'< 
 
 44. "Uchc.TK" (MiHH Miirir MilliM). 
 
 Krntn I'l'ii'il l>tikwint(. I>y Kk\ .*<Tii\ ki. ,..,. -i'A 
 
 45. " UureiigKiiit " (.MIhh .Mildrt'd .Miiriuy). 
 
 From IVn antl Ink DrnM InK. I>y CuAH.i .S. Haoakty -.M 
 
 Set II KIPLING 
 
 |i'». " Ludy .Jiiliiiii VouHO " in "Pink hoinitio" (M\m K. 8tovenMoii) : " .VuHtriitii 
 omotir" (.Mr, M. (UU>v) ; itiid ' .Jenny" in "Pink Domino" (MinH .M. H, 
 liuidlon) -t^ 
 
 47. " Tiio Hurnm dirl," .Miiiiduliiv. (.MrH. Jhiiicm Hcott) -.m 
 
 48, " niilimloiir Klinn ' (.Mr. (J«mi-y) .j.-, 
 
 4'J. " DruniH of t\ui Font nui\ Aft " (.1. Priitt and E. Kerrison) •« 
 
 60. " KuHHiiin I'rincfMh " (.MinH Young) jrt 
 
 fll. ".SiiL'bliHi ' (.MiHH MacKcnzit!) ..HI 
 
 62. "Our Lmly of th« HnowB " (Miwj .M, Temple), and "Estreekhmd Saiiil)" (Mr. J. 
 
 TlionipHon) •_)(( 
 
 63. " DepOHod (.^iiern " in tin* " Naiilaku" (MIhm KingHinill). 
 
 From \Vtt«h Uruwingi )iy Kmii.v Ki.i.hitt "Jfl 
 
 Set III. -aBOROB BLIOT. 
 
 64. "Don Silva" (Mr, Itlack) ; " Dorothfia" (MIhs Stovel) ; "(Jwcmiolin " (Miss 
 
 White); "StcplKMi (Ju<r«t" (.Mr. Parry); "TeHsa" (Mis^ Jackson); " O rand- 
 court " (.Mr. K.srr) ; " Koniola " (Mi«s Hutchinson); " Dinaii Morris" (Miss 
 Benson); ".Savonarola" (Mr. Young). 
 
 From IVn ami Ink Drawing, l»y Ci.aka S. Haoaktv '27 
 
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 Aft. " KHth»tl«<w ' (Ml- A. II. M r<>iiii»lt<) ; " (iin"*!; of tln< ToiiiiM'y " (Miw M»rMl<>iil ; 
 "Km l.i|>|Ht l,i|>|ii (Mr I,. >V II ItriHiulinll) , " Amlrm il<-l Hiiiio' (Mr. K. 
 W. lluiiiiiiKfoi'il) , "TIm' l^txt |{iili> 'ri)U)<ilM<r (MioN M. ,Miit'<liiiit(«ll) ; " li«trvit 
 l<i«<l' (Mr H II. i'ltrtiMiitiT) . "TIm* IVd ri|>n ' (Mr A. I'. \UMy). 
 
 Kmni iVii iukI Ink IIimwiiiu, l>y Ki.hHRm k K. MiMisitRH .... M 
 
 ••t VI OILBBRT AND HUI.UIVAH 
 
 •Ml. •' Lii'il rii-iiicfljiir " ( Mr (i. I-' Mtm-i . " Ltd) olf tin' ('lioniH " (Mimn (^owhii) ; " Tli» 
 I'lfNti Kiii|{" (Mr. Wiililifi : " ltut(i'i'i'ii|> ' iM\»» lloliiifHtctl) . " Hiiiitlioriii ' 
 (.Ml. .1. I.. Mi^K'*')' " Viiiii V " (.MInn i'iutiif<iit«>r) ; "KoKti" (Mr. KiiiK- 
 
 NtOllc) : ".loM'llllilH' (.MJHN l.llllltlt •Slllitll). 
 
 Fniiii I'l-ii aii<l Ink lintHiiiK. I>y l<r.«rKii'». Mil i.ivAN .. . ft 
 
 A7. *' I'itti HitiK,' from (iiit .Mikiulo (.Min, .1. Uonh ItnlMrlMUi). 
 
 rioiii I't'iKil jiiiiwiiiK, liy K. \V\i.Y liHifH, ll.t'.A m 
 
 ftM. " I'Mliitilcv " (.MiHN (<'iiiiiiM-oii). 
 
 Kroni I'ei) iiikI Ink llriiMinu, li,v IlKATiih'K Ml i.i,i\AN II 
 
 Group IV SOIBNOB AND INVENTIONS. 
 
 POST orricH. 
 
 i^0■60. MisM OHJi'r mill .Mr II. C ()Hl)oriii>. (For iiht of Kct hcc pn^v .'i.'),) 
 
 Frnni IVn ami Ink llritwiiiuN, liy <'i,.tMA H. HahaHTV II 
 
 INVBNTIONS. 
 
 ni. MJHH Liidliiw, .Mr, A. ('n>*>liiiiiii jiihI .MIhs II. ('jiltiiiwitli. (For lint oi'itut MUf |Mgti ft3,) 
 
 Kroni iVn ■ml Ink Drnwing, liy ('i,au.\ .H. IIaiuhtv tt 
 
 ■LBOTAIOITY. 
 
 A2. llcrnUI, in C'liiiimu^ iln-HH with liiiit«>ni (Mr liny Hwvuy). 
 
 Krotn I'vnt'il Drimiiig. liy .Sionkv Stkuiklanii Ti<i.i.r, A.K.t'.A II 
 
 • 13. The hitiit-f of the N«>u niul the Old li^litH. (Kur IImI of hoI him- |mxi' .53.) 
 
 From tViicil DraHiiig, l>y .'^iiiskv Sihicki.vni) 'I'ii.i.v, A.K.C.A 34-SA 
 
 Group V. 
 
 S«t I. ART. PI0TURB8 OF THB RBION. 
 
 64. "A Huguenot on Ht. liArtliolomowH Diiy, " liv Sir J. K. .MiliaJH, T.H.A. (Mr Pidhani 
 Kdgar). 
 
 From I'l'iiril llriiwiiiK. I'y (iKomiK A. Rtcin, H.(;. A. .18 
 
 (lit. *' Tli« .Meeting of llciitriee uiitl Diviito," by llniiry lliiliidiiy (^*'<'H Amy Riordan 
 And Mr W. A. liHiiKton). 
 
 From I'l'iK'il lirauin^, liyOr.iiKoK A. Kkii), K.C. A 517 
 
 ()(!. PnncI, Hliowing tlic iimrcli of the Pictiirn Hot. (For liHt of peroUiih reprtwoiited, see 
 piigCK .').l-,')4.) 
 
 From IVn ami Ink Drawiiig, \>y Okokok A. Rkik, R.C, A 3M..1J» 
 
 67. •'Madanu! Iti'CHinii'f," from "Tim Salon of Mdmo. lU'camior," hy W. Q. OrchardNon, 
 
 R.A. (.MiHH Malu'l Cawtlira). 
 
 From IViicil Dniwing, l>y K. Wvi.v (iKIKH, I!. ('.A 40 
 
 68. " Napoh^on," from " NapoU'-on on tlio Bcdleiopt. by VV, y. OrcliardHon, R.A. 
 
 (Mr Agar Adamson). 
 
 From I'uncil Drawing, l*y K. WvLV Ohiku, R.C. A 4U 
 
 5« 
 
No. „ 
 
 •i'.t. " One nnd Twenty," \>\ H. H. WuII.t (Miss H<'.inlnioro). 
 
 From IViioil DriiwiiiK. by K. Wvi.v (Jkikk, R.C. A. . 41 
 
 70. "Two Strings to her How," l.y Sir Jolm P.-ttir, |{ A. (Miss Daisy I'lltlrsoii). 
 
 t'lDiii IViii.il Drawiinj, liy KiiMU.Ni> M. Miiiilils, A. It. L'.A 41 
 
 Set II. THB STAOB 
 
 71. The Stugf Set (Por list of per.soiis npiTseiitt'd sec \m^c M.) 
 
 Kroin I'ciitil Drnw n>;, liy K. Mi(;ii,i.i\ kav Kmpwi.ks, K.C.A 42 
 
 7-'. Ada Kidiiui, iis " Kutliiuiiic " (Miss Munziiij^ei). 
 
 K:oiii IVii aiul Ink Diuwiu^,', l)_v |{k.\tkiik StixiVAN 4;{ 
 
 7:1. Doltuiiv, ill " Si'iits of tli»! Mighty " (Mr. .lames Ince). 
 
 Krcim IViicil Drawing, l)y Kkx Sniv ki 43 
 
 74. Calve, in " Carmen " (Miss Langmiiir), 
 
 From IVn anil Ink drawing, liy ('i,.\k.v .S. H.vt; artv 43 
 
 Group VI. -SPORTS AND AMUSEMENTS. 
 
 Bet I. -HARVESTING. 
 
 75. Group of IlarveHters (a) Queen of tlie Harvest (Mrs. Victor Cawtiira) and Page. . . 44 
 
 76. Gioup of Harvesters (IjJ. 
 
 From Feiicil Drawings, by Siu.nkv Strickland Tullv, A.R.C. A 44 
 
 No. 
 
 77. H 
 
 78. M 
 
 80. M 
 
 HI. F( 
 83. G< 
 
 84. (Jr 
 
 85. M 
 
 The Armorial Hearings of His Kxccllency the Karl of Aberdeen on the c< 
 
 Drawings Xos. I, •_', 4, 0, H, II, 12, i;J, 15, Iti, 17, l«, 19, 20, 21, 22, 
 44, 4(i-.W, 54, 55, 57, r>9, GO, 61, (i2, 63, 04, (io, (57, ti8, 69, 70, 71, 
 reproduced by The Toronto Engraving Co. , Toronto. 
 
 Drawings Nos. li, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 23, 24, 28, 30, 31, 32, 43, 45, 56, 58, 66 
 The (irip Co., Toronto. 
 
 The Prograinire of the Ball was designed by Mr. R. H. Holmes. 
 
 The right of reproduction of each and all of the Drawings is strictly rese 
 
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Pauk. 
 41 
 41 
 
 42 
 
 4:< 
 
 43 
 43 
 
 Piige. . . 44 
 44 
 
 No. 
 
 77. Harvester (c). 
 
 From I'fiicil Drawing, liy ''I'l.rv Aktiiius, 
 
 I'aiik. 
 44 
 
 Set II. YAOHTINQ. 
 
 45 
 
 7f<. MiHs Amy Wriylit. 
 
 From tViiiil Drawing, by Ivmma WiMiKvr, .A.R.C.A. 
 79. Mr. T«inpk' .MoMuriidi. 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawing, by l''i.iiKKN('K K SmiNiiKK 45 
 
 HO. Miss Violet (ioodiM'Imni. 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawing, l)y Fi.okhnck K. Si'iiinoku 
 
 45 
 
 Set. III. -GAMES, 
 bl. Football (Miss Huniioii Brown). 82. i{iiciiig (Mis. J. K. Ken). 
 
 83. Golf (Mi88 Emily Mos.s). 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawings, by t'i,.vH,\ .S Hah \kty 
 
 40 
 
 Set IV. -HUNTING. 
 
 84. Ooup from Hunting Set. (For list of set see page 54.) 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawing, by Fr.ORENCK Caki.vi.k 47 
 
 Set. V.-HIGHLAND SPORTS 
 
 85. Miss Melvin-Jones. 8G. Mr. Norman Cosby. 87. Miss Evelvii Vox. 
 
 From Pen and Ink Drawings, by Fi.oiiksce K. .Si'ki.ni;kh 4g 
 
 tbe Karl of Aberdeen on the cover are from a Drawing by F. H. Prigden. 
 
 1, 15, Iti, 17, 18, 19, L'O, 21, 12, 25, 2(), -JT, 29, .S.'J, 34, 35, .-JO, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 
 , 63, 04, 05, 07, 08, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 70, 77, 81, 82, 83, 84, have been 
 ving Co. , Toronto. 
 
 W, 30, 31, 32, 43, 45, 56, 58, 66, 78, 79, 80, 85, 86, 87, have been reproduced by 
 
 ed by Ml'. H. H. Holmes. 
 
 of the Drawings is strictly reserved. 
 
LIST OF LADIES AND GENTLKMKN WHO 
 
 aroup I. -MARCH. 
 The Empire. -Nor{... America. 
 
 (idVKKNMKNT lllll'>K 
 
 Staiulurtl Bearer Mk. 1) Ai.ton McCahthv 
 
 Heralil Sukoeon-M a.iok Natikkmh 
 
 " O, Triuiiu Kiii>,'(loiii of tlie Imive, 
 (), Hcikgii't iHl.iiid of tlu^ fii'u, 
 (), Kmiiirc of tlie land iiixl wave, 
 
 Uur liL'urtH, <iiir liaiidH, are all for tliei*. 
 Staiiil, CaiiadiaiiH, tirinty staiiil 
 Koiiiiil tlie Hag of Katlierland." 
 
 — J, 'Jalun-Li'Kiieranee, 
 
 Thb Ladv Marjokik Ookuon 
 
 'rill' {''oroKtH of Canada 
 
 " All the fragrance of the wnudland, 
 Alt the lieaiitle.s of the forest, 
 All itH c'liarins and all its seurets, 
 Killed their hearts with joy uiis]iokeii." 
 —(The White Stone Canoe) ,7. />. A'././<ir, J/./'. 
 
 Mr. Da VIII Kkskink A l.nniliernuin 
 
 " My axe and I — we do innnnital tasks — 
 We build up nationH — thJH, my uxe, and I." 
 — (Sling of the Axe) /. I', ('niw/nrd. 
 
 Mbh. S. a. Dkni.son Wheat 
 
 " The land has put his ruddy gauntlet on 
 Of harvest gold, to dash in famine's face." 
 — (Malcolm's Katie) /. V. (Miiv/onl. 
 
 The Lord Hadiio A Harvester 
 
 " I'roud of our rustic toil. 
 On hill and plniii. 
 True kings we'll reign. 
 True victors of the soil." 
 
 — Vharlen SantjKter. 
 
 Mis.s Mai'I) Yakkkk From a Ranch 
 
 " And Mollie watched the cattle." 
 — (The Settler's Story) Alex. MfLachlan. 
 
 Mr. Morris Cree Chief 
 
 " He (who) well had loved the warpath, 
 Ami was proud of skill in hunting." 
 
 —J. D. Ed<jar, M.P. 
 
 Miss Martin Smith Mining 
 
 " Within their rough bosoms stored. 
 These tow'ring inouutuius pnured 
 Their treasures upon the sand." 
 — (The Secret of the Saguenay) Arthur Weir. 
 
 Mk. I). R. WiLKiK Miner 
 
 " Whose . . . lips had told 
 
 How glittering gems and gold. 
 
 Were found in that lonely land ; 
 
 How out of the priceless hoard." 
 
 Mrs. a. H. Campbell, Jr Dairy Maid 
 
 " The farmer's daughter, Cherry, 
 Last fall her cheese and butter 
 Took prizes ; sakes ! I can't forget 
 Her pretty pride and flutter." 
 
 — /. V. Crawford. 
 
 The Empire - 
 Capt. Fi.eminu 
 
 C'iiil(iiiiin(. 
 
 A Itanehman 
 
 .Miw. 
 
 "(Kr-ini) the far llung, fiiirelrsH iraiiie. 
 Where the 4uiek uloud-shailows trail " . . 
 
 — li. Ki/iHiitj. 
 
 Mi.<s .MiiWAT Our Lady of the Siuiws 
 
 "Snow-whitened, frost-knit are my winters, 
 With healing and blessing fraught, 
 liracing the ami for vigorous deed, 
 
 And the heart for warmei' thought. 
 Siiow-wateri'd aie my sunny plains. 
 
 Whose radiant plenty riows. 
 To till both mine and my nuither's house, 
 Land of Our Lady of the Snows." 
 
 — liuilyard Kiplhuj. 
 
 Mr. a. K. Hiiswkli Ship's Captain 
 
 " 1 watch the swooping breezes pass 
 
 In sudden, long, pale lines, that Hee 
 Up the deep breast of this green sea." 
 
 — C'A. ItvUertH. 
 
 Ml.SS At'OfSTA HeVKRLEV HollINSON Cod 
 
 " Look out : or your (gear) will be broken, 
 A (fine cod) is fast on your line." 
 
 —J. 1). Edijav, M. r. 
 
 Mr. HRiiKi.MAS SiMi'soN. .Lower('anadaFi8hennan 
 " With always a lish for a midday dish. 
 And plenty of Adam's ale ' 
 
 — C'aiMdiun (Jampiiiij Song, 
 
 Mi.^s Ktta MAcriiKRsoN Fur 
 
 Cai'T. Wyatt, a. D.C Ilalfbrecd Fur Trader 
 
 " He hears the cry of the little kit-fox, and the 
 wind along the snow." 
 — (The Kliynie of the Three Sealers) Kiplimj. 
 
 India and Australasia. 
 
 (ioVKHN.MKNT Hol'SB 
 
 " Those three hundred millions under one Im- 
 perial sceptre now." — Tennymm. 
 
 Herald Liei'T.-Col. KiTstiN 
 
 Miss Hkatrick Kdhar Mahratta 
 
 Mr. M. White Kiiu.kv 
 
 Hill Chieftain of Fast India 
 
 Miss Klmsi.ev I'arsee Lady 
 
 CaI'T. Wii.iiKKKoKCK Hiiuloo Kajali 
 
 Miss Wahswokth Sikh 
 
 Mr. Wallace .Jones Sikh 
 
 Uniform of Officers Third Bengal Cavalry. 
 
 Ml.ss TlloMrsoN Mohammedan 
 
 M K. TllARi" Mohummcdan 
 
 Miss L. Thompson liurmesc 
 
 Mr. MacInnks Burmese Nobleman 
 
 Miss Wisdom Singalese 
 
 Mr. Madon Singalese Nobleman 
 
 Miss Harcoukt Vernon A Hindoo Lady 
 
 Mk. H ayne East Indian 
 
 Herald 
 
 Herald. 
 
) CKNTLKMEN WHO COMI'OSKl) THE SETS. 
 
 A Uaiicliinnn 
 
 ii'it', 
 
 iiiil " . . 
 
 It. Ki/iliiiij. 
 
 ' of till' SlIOWH 
 
 i wiiitui'H, 
 
 il, 
 Ight. 
 
 IH, 
 
 's lioiise, 
 
 s. " 
 
 ird Kipliiiij. 
 
 'Chip's Captain 
 
 lllkt ttt'U 
 
 lemi sen." 
 Ch. lluhejiM. 
 
 .Cod 
 
 ii'okcii, 
 
 v/./ac, Af. r. 
 
 ada Fitiliermuii 
 ly ilisli, 
 
 impiiiij Soiiij. 
 
 Fur 
 
 Bcd Fur Trader 
 it-fox, und tiie 
 
 I ra) KipliiKj. 
 
 la. 
 
 under one Im- 
 
 r.-CoL. KiT.sos 
 Malirutta 
 
 n of Faxt India 
 , . . I'ursee l.ady 
 . Hindoo Kajah 
 
 Sikh 
 
 Sikh 
 
 l1 Cavalry. 
 . Mohannnedan 
 . Mohunimcdan 
 
 Burmese 
 
 nese Nohleman 
 
 Singalese 
 
 dese Nobleman 
 I Hindoo Lady 
 . , . East Indian 
 
 The Umpire -CuitHnufd. 
 Mrs, Wallack Junkm Australia 
 
 " She waits the incorporating word, 
 A perfect zone of liroadenin}< ^leen — 
 'I'lll all (die) land Australia Felix called 
 Hecoine one Continent Isle of Fnieralil." 
 
 — J. II. Slt/ihuiK, l^miiLtUiml. 
 
 Mk. a. H. Cami'Iikm,, .Ik 
 
 New /ealand, Maori Chief 
 
 " Full many a tribe his sway boweil down liefore, 
 In wild debate his win(loin ruled in peace or war ; 
 All owned of one man's little breath the power, 
 His palace was the ferny dells, the rocks his tower. " 
 — " ..V. It.,' New Zralniid. 
 
 Europe 
 
 " Hetter tifty years of Europe than a cycle of 
 Cathay. "-- Teniiyxon. 
 
 .Mks. NdKIIIIKIMKK 
 
 Herald Mii. U.M.i-ii Jonks 
 
 Mrs. Nokdiikimkk. . Kngland, "Queen of the Seas " 
 
 (iKNKRAl. Sandiia.m ... .Admiral 
 
 Miss Athoi. XoKKiiKiMKH SiMitland 
 
 S[h. Ckoii. .MKKiiirr I'rinee (Charlie 
 
 Mis.s Ukutki'dk Kl.msi.kv 
 
 Ireland, "Queen of F.rin " 
 
 I)k. Hakdv Kiiij; Brian Horhu 
 
 Miss Hii.ua Hdui.td.n Wales 
 
 Mk. Lion Ki.msi.ey The Hhick Prince 
 
 Miss NoKDiiKiMKK Isle of .Man 
 
 Mk. Hardy " Vawkins," Smngeler 
 
 Miss Kditii .Monti/.amwkkt (iibraltar 
 
 Mk. Aktiu'r Kirki'atkiik .. .Soldier, K. Artillery 
 
 Miss Ida Ho.mkr Dixon Malta 
 
 Mr. Goi.Dwis Laukatt Smith 
 
 Knight of .Malta and St. .John 
 
 Ml.ss Mi'RiKi. Cami'HKI.i. Channel Isles 
 
 Mk. AuTiirK Cayi.kv Peasant 
 
 Africa. 
 
 Mrs. p. I). Ckkkar 
 
 Herald Mr. P. I). Crkrar, An Arab Sheik 
 
 " The map that is half unrolled." 
 
 — liiuhjunl Kipliiiij. 
 
 MiMS Lucas, Miss Kva Lucas, Miss Martin, 
 Miss Mallocii, Miss Otiawav, Miss ,1. (Jart- 
 siioRK, Miss Wvme, .Mr. Stuart Mali.ocii, Mr. 
 A. Marti.n, Mr John LmicAT, Mr. -.i:is Cou.n- 
 sELi,, Mr. Murray Hkndkik, Mr. Edward Uu- 
 Moi'i.iN, .Mk. Hahoi.d Hai.four. 
 
 The gentlemen wore the Khaki uniform worn by 
 the South African contingent at Her Majesty's 
 .1 ubilce ; the ladies wore the dress of Egyptian 
 ladies of the upper classes. 
 
 Group II.-OLD-FASHIONBD QUADRILLBL 
 Victorian Oostumes, 
 
 FIKST PKKIOl) Ladv KiMKi'ATHicK 
 
 Staiulurd- Hearer Dr. Hvkkson 
 
 Herald .Mk. ( Isiar IJicKFORl) 
 
 Page Masikr Khii' Kirki-.^trick 
 
 Mrs. FiT/.(iiiiii()N Princess von Leiningen 
 
 Mil. KiiKK'T Duke of Clarence 
 
 Mrs, Ward Duchess of Clarence 
 
 .Mk. MA'rniKws Duke of Kent 
 
 Mrs. Mi'Cn.i.iHH .Lady Holland 
 
 .Mk. Si'oTT (iKiKhiN Loitl ( ircvillu 
 
 .Mrs. Arthur Kirkuaikick Lady Hathurst 
 
 Mr. Stimson Lord Frederick Ponsonby 
 
 Mis.s Kirkuatriuk Lady Hath 
 
 Mr. HuNTiNti Lord Jersey 
 
 Miss (I/owski . . Lady Jersey 
 
 AIr. Ari iiur Kirki-atru'k Lord Hathurst 
 
 .M i.ss Skvmour Lady Hlessington 
 
 M K. Evans Lord He><sborough 
 
 Ml.ss HoDiilNS Lady (ireville 
 
 ^I II. Dki'KW Lord Londonderry 
 
 SECOND PEIilOl) 
 
 Mrs. Hakdv, Mrs. Forsyth CiKant 
 
 Heralil Cai'TAIN Fiihsyth (Jrant 
 
 Mks. Forsyth Grant and Mr. L. MuCartiiv ; 
 Mrs. \V. (iwvsNK and (.'.vpr.viN N'ki.i.ks, C I!. A. ; 
 Mrs. L. McCarthy and Mk. Harold Hrookk ; 
 Mks. McKinnon and .Mn. \V. Hkvkki.ev Horin- 
 soN ; Miss K. RowANUand Dii. Meykrs; Miss Z. 
 Huchanan and .Mn. St. (iKoRiiE Haldwin ; Miss 
 IJ. Wakhkn and Mr. S. Si.oan ; Mr.h. .McCrea and 
 
 Mk. (iRASKlT. 
 
 THIRD AND .MIDDLE PERIODS. ..Mks. Eduak 
 
 Herald Mr. Julian Ridout 
 
 Miss Eikiak Lady Susan Pelham Clinton 
 
 .Mr. .Iohn Thompson Sir Cherles Hright 
 
 MissTlloRiitiRN Lady Constance Villiers 
 
 Mr. Hkriikrt Mowat ....Hon. Frederick Stanley 
 
 .Ml>s Plum II Lady Katharine Hamilton 
 
 Mk. Lockhakt (jOKUON Viscount Valletort 
 
 Ml.-s Yakkkr Ijidy Susan Murray 
 
 Mr. W. Scott (Ottawa) Sir John Elphinstone 
 
 Miss D'Arcy Houi.ton Lady Einina Stanley 
 
 Dr. Harold Parsons. Sir Ch. Kastlake 
 
 Miss Harmon Hhown . . . .Lady Cecilia Molyneux 
 
 Mr. Hkrukkt Havtkr Sir John Lawrence 
 
 Miss Lockhart IJordon 
 
 Lady Cecilia Gordon Lennox 
 
 Mr. Norman Monti/.a.mukrt 
 
 Mr. Pemberton Leigh 
 
 Mlss Grace Houltun Lady Victoria Noel 
 
 Mr. J. T. EoiiAR . . Hon. Mortimer Sackville West 
 
 FOURTH (.ESTHETIC) PERIOD. .Mrs. Walkkk 
 
 Herald Mr. Grant B. Walker 
 
 Miss Ethkl St. (iEOKOK Baldwin. .The Lady Diana 
 Mr. 1. L. Buciian ....Mr. J. A. McNeill Whistler 
 
 Ml.ss EniKi, Bu(MiAN The Lady Beatrice 
 
 Mr. A. D. Crooks .. ..Mr. H. Stacy Marks, li.A. 
 Miss Elsie Buchan 1 he Lady Doris 
 
 i 
 
 \ 
 
 1 
 
 5» 
 
Victorian OoitamM-Onirynnnf. 
 
 Mk. J. M. Hkdi.ky Mr. (ieor^u DiiMuiirier 
 
 MiiM Ktiiki, Ki.i.ih '' -ii' Lilly Clani 
 
 Mk. a. Lkk IiiKi.AMt Mr. I'liil. .May 
 
 MiMH Nii.u Lash The Lndv IbdMV 
 
 .Mr. H. V. K. JoNKs .Mr. Win. yuillur OrflmrdNim 
 Miss FutUKNCK Dii.i.dN'Mii.i.s . .'I'lii- l.itdy Ctarilicl 
 .Mk. Ahtiu'K S(iMKKVii.i,K..Mr. Kaiiilol|ili Calilvcntt 
 .Miss KriiKi.wvs W.^i.kkk . . .Tlic Laily (Jwrmloluii 
 Mil. 15 (J. WiNANS. Mr. Krcloriik Walker, A K.A. 
 
 Mks. It. K. Wai.kkk 'I'lio Ladv Kriiit'iiuilda 
 
 Mr. U. E. Walkkk . . . .Mr. l'liili|) ("Aldfroii, iC.A 
 Qroup IIL- LANOBRS. 
 Literature and Music 
 
 SCOTT Ladv 'riioMisoN Mks. Law 
 
 Herald Ma.iok (Ikkvii.i.k Hakstun 
 
 " KooUh. .our iioiiHfhold treaNuroH. . . . 
 That are to us as if a living tonguo, 
 •Spake from tliu printed leaves or pictured faces." 
 
 — Lomj/illiiir. 
 " Music, which is earnest of a heaven, 
 Seeinu we know emotions stran^'e by it, 
 
 Not else to he revealed " 
 
 —Ii. liroimiiig. 
 
 Catherine (ilovcr 
 
 Henry Smith 
 
 Hcien^'aria 
 
 .Richard Co'ur de Lion 
 
 Kfliecca 
 
 . Ilrian de Hois (iuillierl 
 Koweiia 
 
 .Mks. H. Mokkis Watson 
 .Mk. Claud Macuonki.i, . . 
 Mi.sH Mii.dukd MriiKAV . . 
 Mk. .1. Ckawkokd Law . 
 
 .Miss Makik .Mii.t.Kit 
 
 Mk. Hkhtkam Wats.in .. 
 
 Mi.ss Hki.kn Law 
 
 Mk. Lkkiii McCahtiiv Ivaidioe 
 
 Miss Tin.v Hi'imiks ... Lucy Ashton 
 
 Mr. (iiiDKiiKV .Si-kacok Kdgar Kavenswood 
 
 Miss Koitii Lamiik Uose Hradwardine 
 
 Mk. Kkkd. Dknison ... Waveiley 
 
 Miss Kvki.yn Falcon ikidok Lady Kdith 
 
 Mr. Cyril Wat.son .Sir keiineth 
 
 Miss Hkward Diana Vernon 
 
 Mr. (Jkukcik Kimiskokd Julian Peveril 
 
 RUDYAKD KIl'LINU Miss KiMiy.Mii.L 
 
 Herald Mr. Nu;ol Kino mill 
 
 Mrs. .Iamks .SroxT The Rn>nia (iirl— Mandalay 
 
 Mr. H. Cawtiikll Bkciikr (London) . . . .Mulvaney 
 
 M>^ K. Stkvknson 
 
 I'ink Domino — Ludy Julian \'onse 
 
 Mr. Jam Ks Scott I.earoyd 
 
 Miss .M. R. BoLLTON I'ink Domino— Jenny 
 
 Mr. Wraook Ortheris 
 
 Mrs. J. J. KiNds.MiLi Ameera 
 
 Mr. CiiisiioLM I)unga Din 
 
 Miss McKkn/.ik Siteblmi 
 
 Mr. Okary Haliadour Khan 
 
 Miss Kinosmili (^ueen in the " Naulaka " 
 
 Mr. J. TiioMi'.soN Kstrcekland Sahih 
 
 Miss M. Tk.mti.k "Our Lady of the Snows " 
 
 Mr. Stkwart l)i8ko 
 
 Mi.ss M. (i. KiNiisMiLi Lispeth 
 
 Mr. H. Om.kr Austrian Otlicer 
 
 John Pratt, R. G., Kliite, \ " Drums of the 
 
 Edwin Kkrrison, R. (i., Drum, j Fore and Aft ' 
 (iEORGE KLIOT ..Toronio Univkrsity 
 
 WoMKN's LlTRRARV .SoCIKI'V 
 
 Herald Prok. Ramsay Wrio ht 
 
 Miss Hittchinson Roniola 
 
 Mr. You no Savonarola 
 
 Mi.sg Jackson Tessa 
 
 Mr. Parsons Tito 
 
 Miss Stuvkl Dorothea 
 
 Literature and Mualo-rmiXnurd. 
 
 Mr. McDoikiali Will Ladislaw 
 
 Miss Kknson Dinah Morris 
 
 Mh. Sadi.kk .\dnni Iti'ilc 
 
 Mi.-'s RosK.N.sTADT Fi'diilma 
 
 Mr. Iti.AcK Don silvu 
 
 .Miss KosKiiRUiiii MnKK'e Tiilliver 
 
 .Mr. Parky St<'|ilirn (iucHi 
 
 .Miss Mc.Vai.i.V Caterina 
 
 .Mr. Hknson Sdas .Mariier 
 
 Miss WiiiTK (iwendolin 
 
 .M R K KRK ( irandcourt 
 
 IIROWNINC Trinity I'mykhsity 
 
 Herald H. .MiCacslami 
 
 Miss M arsden (jueeii of the Timriiey 
 
 .Mr. L. .MuLauohlin Count GiHiuonil 
 
 .Mi.ss (ioAli lielle Aiirore 
 
 Mr. It. H. Par.mkntkr Hervc lEiel 
 
 Mlsh Wood Anuel 
 
 .M H. W. K. Jon ks Loys 
 
 .Miss .M. Tai.iuit CoiiHlanee 
 
 Mr. C M. Ualdwin Norhert 
 
 Mi.ss Uovki.i I'Ippa 
 
 Mr. a. p. IJolil.v The Pied Pin.i 
 
 Miss H. MAcnnriiAi.L .. .The Last Hide Together 
 
 Mk. L W. Ii. JtRni'iiHALL Fra Lippo Lippi 
 
 Miss Constantimdi-.s IS.ilanHtion 
 
 Mk. a. H. M. Tkmi'i.k EuthycUs 
 
 .M iss .M A I KS I .ucie/ia 
 
 .Mr. E. W. Huntinokord Andrea del Karto 
 
 THE DUAM A.... Toronto Univkhsitv 
 
 WoMKn's LiTKHAKV SdCIKIV 
 
 Miss M. I. Nortiiw av Inlie de Mauprat 
 
 Mr. .McEntkk Cardinal Richelieu 
 
 Miss .Morrison Lady Carlisle 
 
 .Mr. Mkkhick Strad'ord 
 
 .M iss Prk.ston Rosnmond de Clitronl 
 
 Mk. Hi'N'rKH Thoiiwis li Ileckit 
 
 Miss M. L Wrioiit Atalaiita 
 
 Mr. Mir RAY Meleagia 
 
 Miss Lani: Midd .Marnn 
 
 Mr. Hkndkkson Roliin Hood 
 
 Miss C. Crank. Virginia 
 
 Mr. CoLci.ouoil Viiginius 
 
 Miss Lvndk ... I Jidy of Lyon.s 
 
 Mr. Watson Clauile .Melnotte 
 
 Miss .M. Mason Lady in the " Hunchli^ek " 
 
 Mr. Hkai Hunehhack 
 
 (ilLRERT & .SULLIVAN'S OPERAS 
 
 Mrs. liiviNo Ca.mkron 
 
 Herald Mr. Wv.t (iKim 
 
 Miss Audrey Smith 
 
 Josephine (Sir .1. Porter's daughter) 
 
 Mr. HAlniRAFT Sir Joseph Porter, K.C. 15. 
 
 Miss Hoi.mstkd Buttercup 
 
 .Mr. W. p. Moss Ralph Rackslraw, a sailor 
 
 Mi.ss I^amkron Patience 
 
 Mk. .1. L. Riii<:AR liiinthorne 
 
 Miss F. Montizamukrt ... Lady Angela 
 
 Mr. Cowan Diagdou 
 
 Mi.ss Dari.ino L lantlie 
 
 Mr. (i. F. Moss Lord Chancellor 
 
 Miss Kirkpatrick. .Mahel (the General's daughter) 
 
 Mr. Waldik The Pirate King 
 
 Miss Parmkntkr Yum Ynm 
 
 Mr. H. KiNdsToNE Ko Ko 
 
 Mi.ss Briiton. . . Phiehe (Sergt. Mcryll's daughter) 
 
 Mr. C. Kinustonk Scrgt. Mer'yil, of the 
 
 Yeoman of the Guard 
 
 Mrs. 
 Mr. Ha 
 Mk. S H 
 
 .Mis,s<i, 
 MissCas 
 and .Mk. 
 
 Eight 
 electric 
 light. 
 
 Eight I 
 the oldfii 
 the old Ii 
 
 The ht 
 (luring tl 
 re present 
 Chinese I 
 
 53 
 
tiniinl. 
 
 Will UilillllW 
 
 Diiiiih MorriN 
 , . . Ailntii ItciU' 
 Kt'ilaliiiii 
 
 . , . hull Silvii 
 la>,'ni(' Tiillivfr 
 
 Stl'pllCII lillCMl 
 
 Ciiti'iiiiu 
 
 . NllllH Mlll'IKT 
 
 . . .<iw('iiili>lin 
 . . .(irantlc'iiui'l 
 
 PY INlVKIlSITV 
 
 . MiCai'si.anii 
 i)f the Tourney 
 'omit <iiHiiioiiil 
 . . Hclle Aiirorc 
 ...lli'i'vc liiul 
 
 Anaul 
 
 l.oy8 
 
 . . . .('oiiHtaiu'i' 
 
 Norlii'it 
 
 rilHiik 
 
 riiu riu.l I'iii.r 
 liidf 'riigi'tliir 
 I'll Lippo Lippi 
 . . . li.iliuiHtion 
 .... KiitliycUH 
 
 l.iiirL'/iii 
 
 iiliTU del Siirto 
 
 aiHirv 
 
 KHAHV SoclKTV 
 
 lie (le .Miiiipriit 
 
 linal KicliL'iieii 
 
 . Lu<ly Ciiilislu 
 
 ... ..Stratlunl 
 
 |oiiil lie C'lltl'oi'il 
 
 iliiiiH li lieeki t 
 
 , , . . Atiiluiila 
 
 .... Meleagni 
 
 Mniil .Mai'ii'li 
 
 Koliin Houil 
 
 .. . .\'iigiiiia 
 
 . . . Vii'f^inius 
 
 Ijuly of Lyons 
 
 allele Melnotte 
 
 l!uiiL'lil);icU " 
 
 .Iliiiicliliat'k 
 
 AS 
 
 'INC Camkbon 
 Wv'.T (<Rim 
 
 ,er'H (laughter) 
 
 'orter, K.C. 15. 
 
 . . . Hulteieup 
 
 it raw, a sailor 
 
 .... Patience 
 
 . . Hiiiitliorne 
 
 I.adj' Angola 
 
 . . . Diagooii 
 
 . . . I< lantlie 
 
 rd Clianoellor 
 
 ■ril .sdaiigliter) 
 
 e I'irate King 
 
 Yiiin Yum 
 
 . . . . Ko Ko 
 
 ■U'g daughter) 
 
 11, of the 
 
 of the Uuaril 
 
 Qroup IV. 
 
 Sotenoe and Invention!. 
 
 KI.KCTIUCITV Mux. Swknv 
 
 Herald . Mk. Kov Swknv 
 
 .\lu.i. Snnknv and Col., (h-rr.ii; Mils. Chonvn and 
 .Mk. llAiiiii.ii .MoNTi/.AMiii'iK'r ; .MisH S.mai.i. and 
 Mk. S. IIkwaiiii; Mihh ('komiiik ami Mit. A. Kkku; 
 .Mitsti. I'miMiHi; and .Mii. I.kii;mto\ MrC'AU'riiv ; 
 Miss Cas.skis and .Mn, W. V. .^WKNY ; Miss Wii.kik 
 and .Mr. (i. IIi:\vaki>. 
 
 KIght ladies in uhite and silver, eari led xinall 
 oleetrie lights, and represented electrieity or the ntw 
 light. 
 
 Kight men in niodilied watuliinun'H ilreiH, carrying 
 the old' fashioned wateliiiiun'* laiituriig, rupruHunted 
 the <dd light. 
 
 The herald, who stood in the centre of the set 
 during the dance, was in ChineBu costume, anil 
 repreiiented the still lower light l>y carrying thu 
 ChineBc lantern on the lop of his stalT. 
 
 I'OST OFFU'K MiH.'< KiNdSMii.i. 
 
 Herald Mk. J. Oslkr 
 
 MisH Osi.KK and Mil. Gkikkin ; Mi.hs \V. Kiniis- 
 Mii.i. and Mk. J. O.-ii.kk; Mi.ss .Mi'DotiiAi.i, and 
 Mk. Casski.i.s ; Miss Siahih and .Mk. C/'attanai'ii ; 
 Mis.s Catianacii and Mk. C. Wimii ; Miss (Jos- 
 l.lNii and Mk. H.Osuiiknk; Miss. I. KiNii.sMll.l.unil 
 Mk. (i. Fkancis ; Miss A. Hetiiine and Mk. W. 
 
 KiNliS.Mll.l,. 
 
 INVKNTIONS Mk8. Cattanai II 
 
 Herald M k. J. Macuonai n 
 
 Miss Laiih.aw and Mk. Owkn ; Miss Patkkson 
 and Ml!. Hki.i. ; Miss N'ickkks and Mk. W'ooii ; 
 Miss M. .iKNNisiis ai d Mk. H. H. Fkancis ; Miss 
 KosK and Mk. A. Ckkki.man ; Miss N. 'I'kmti.k and 
 Mk. J. .iKNNiNiis ; .Miss Akmstkonii and .Mk. Hnio 
 Koss; Miss H. ("attanacii and Mk. \V. Hkakd.mokk. 
 
 This dance represented telephones and air-iiiotorH. 
 The niodeni air-motor contriiHted with the idd 
 Dutch windmill. This was illustrated liy the ladies' 
 costumes, as well as by the figures of tlio dance. 
 The gentlemen were dressed to reiireseiit telephones. 
 
 Group v.- MINUET. 
 
 Art. 
 
 PICTURKS Mks. John Cawtiika 
 
 Standard Hearer Mr. A. Dickson I'ArrKKSON 
 
 Herald Mk. Al'iilsTK Hoi.l £ 
 
 Miss MrMrKHicii andCAi'T. Svi>nky Pkahse. 
 
 " In Love," hy Marcus Stone, H.A. 
 
 The picture was exhibited at the Itoyal Academy 
 in 1888. 
 
 The costumes are those of the lieginning of the 
 century, the lady wears an Kmpire dress, the 
 gentleman a moi'iiing dress of the period. 
 
 Miss Vioi.KT Smith and Mk. Pki.iiam KnnAR. 
 
 " A Huguenot on St. Bartholomew's Day," Sir 
 J. K. Millais' picture. 
 
 The picture was exhibited in the Academy in 
 1852. 
 
 Art—Continiint. 
 MiHs RioHiiAN and Mii. Lanciiiin. 
 
 "The .Meeting of lieatriee and Dante," by Henry 
 Halliday. 
 
 " I saw coining towards me a gentle lady, who 
 was famous for her beauty ; and behind her, as I 
 looked, 1 behelil eomjng the m.irvelloiis Heutiice. 
 These ladies passed near me thus, miu after the 
 other." — Dante's " Vita Nuova." 
 
 The coituinesaru Florentine, of the l.lth century. 
 .Mks. lioLT£ and Mr. Johnston. 
 
 " The Symbol," by Frank Dicksee. 
 
 "The Symbol" was exhibited in the Royal 
 Academy in 18S1. It represents a lady and gentle- 
 man in Florence. The lady turns to the boughs 
 of an orange tree, clustering about an arch ; the 
 geiitlenian's atteiilion is arrested by a relic seller, 
 who oilers him a cross and a skull. 
 
 The costumes are Florentine of the 16th century. 
 
 Mms Mahrl Cawtiika and Mk. Aiiamson. 
 
 From .Mr. W. i). OrchanUon's iiictures of " Na- 
 nolcon on the llellerophon " and "The Sahm of 
 Mad.ime Hecamier." The lirst picture was exhibit- 
 ed ill IM81 and was bought by the Royal .-Vcadeiny 
 for the Chantrey beijuest collection. "The Salon 
 of Madame Recamier " (painted in I8H,")) represents 
 the most famous of Pans salons duiing the Uiric- 
 tory. 
 
 Mrs. Bristui. and Mr. Bouart. 
 
 Lucrc/.ia Borgia and Ciesar Borgia, from "A 
 (ilass of Wii.e with Caesar Borgia," by Hon. John 
 Collier. 
 
 'i'his picture was exhibited in the Royal Academy 
 ill I8!K<. Lucre/.ia Borgia and her brother Cies.ir 
 are seated at a table, while the intended victim, 
 fearing poison, turns away. 
 
 The costumes are Roman of the 15th century. 
 
 Mi.ss Beakdmoke and Cattain C. Pkarsk. 
 
 "One and Twenty," by S. U. Waller. 
 
 The ])icture exhibited at the Royal Academy in 
 1891, represents a coming of age in the 18th century. 
 
 A lady in a riding habit and tlireecornered riding 
 hat of the period, and one of the gentlemen, are 
 represented. 
 
 Mis.s Daisy Patteso.v. 
 
 " Two Strings to her Bow," by Sir John Pettie, 
 R. A. 
 
 The picture represents a young lady tripping 
 along a country lane with t«o rival suitors, one on 
 either side. The costumes are of the iSth century, 
 
 Mk. Beardmore. 
 
 From the " Hunt Ball," by J. L. Stewart, 
 exhibited at the Columbian Exhibition in Chicago, 
 1893. 
 
 Ladies and gentlemen forming the entourage of 
 ^he set. 
 
 Mrs. John Cawthra. 
 
 " Lady of the Court," from the hirtorical painting 
 of the marriage of Her Majesty and the Prince 
 
Art—Ciintimini. 
 
 t'oniort, in 1840. The |minting, wliioli Id iit »Vind- 
 •or ('a»fle, is by Mr. (icorKo Haytrr, wliii was 
 •ppointeil I'ttiiittT totlie (^lei-ii in 1837. 'lite Jroin 
 iH a court (Irvsii of the iwrinil. 
 
 Mr. liiTHNiUM. 
 
 Uniform of dlliicr of Alii'roronil>i«''H army from 
 piotiire, "Tlif Mattlo of Tycontlurogu " by Rfiiiing 
 ton. 
 
 Mrs. Pki.iiam Kimiak. 
 
 " MuHii'," l>y Haynea VVilliama. 
 
 Mr. KD.MrNi) Brimtoi.. 
 
 Mrs. .1. <i. HrRNiiAM. 
 
 " Xmas Kvo," l)y (irovillc Hmitb. 
 
 1)h. .MAri'oNAi.ii. 
 
 The thiril tiKure in "A (ilana of Wiue with 
 C*sar Borgia," liy Hod. J. Collier. 
 
 Mrs. Bi.ac'kstook1)()Wsev. 
 "The Cuko Seller," l>y L. Klaniery. 
 
 Mr. MfMi'RRii'ii. 
 
 "An Altlerinan," by Sir J. Pettic, R.A. 
 
 Miss Co.vstamk Bkardmork. 
 " Carmcncita," from picture by John K. Sargent, 
 A. R.A. 
 
 THK STA(iK Mrs. Walter Barwkk 
 
 Herald Mr. Stkwart Hoi.ston 
 
 Mrs. Walter Barwkk 
 
 Madame Sana-dene, Rejune 
 
 Mr. Herman BonLTON. .. .Richelieu, Kdwin Booth 
 Miss Mun'zinuer Katharine, Ada Rehan 
 
 Art— ('"it'(>iM»«l. 
 
 Mr. Siianly I'utruohio, .John Drew 
 
 yinn. \Vm. Inck . . iVg Wollington, Mra. Bancroft 
 Mil. Stanukv Clarke, The Recent of Kranre, 
 
 in "Comedy and Tragedy," TerriiM. 
 
 Miis, James Ince Clariie, .\lary Andernon 
 
 Mk. A. VaNKOI (illVKT 
 
 Duo OMmoiid in JJtdy of (.Quality, .Scott Inulii 
 
 .Vlis-> Laniimcik Carmen, Calvr 
 
 Mr. James Inck Doltniro, in ".Seats of tlie 
 
 Mighty, ' Beerbohm Tree 
 
 Mrs. Thomas luliet, Adelaiile Neilion 
 
 ^lK. A. O. Bearhmorr Toreador, Del I'uunte 
 
 AIiss Violet Laniimiir La ManjuiHe, in "Tiie 
 
 Silver Key," Mrs. Tree 
 
 Mr. MKLroRT Boclton 
 
 David Oarrick, K. A. Sothern 
 
 Mrs, .Iames Bain l-»<ly Teazle, Mrs. Kendal 
 
 Mr. 1'. Arnold Haii.tain 
 
 Sir Peter Teazle, John Hare 
 
 Group VI. -SIR ROOBR DB OOVBRLBY. 
 
 Sports and Amuaements. 
 
 HARVKSTINU Mrs. Artiiiks 
 
 Standard Bearer Mr. (!ori>on Clarke 
 
 Herald Mr. Pi.lhmkr 
 
 Miss McK w and Mr. W. Burritt; MissClarke 
 and Mr. (Jhah.son-Smitii ; Miss Ki.sik Clarke and 
 Mr. Boyd; Miss Bessie McDonai.h and .Mr. Frank 
 CoiLsos ; Miss MARd'TOooKERiiAMand Mr Hunt; 
 Mlss BrcK and Mr. Brock ; Miss Ciiauwick and 
 Mr. Svmuns ; Miss Plchmer and Mr. A. Smith ; 
 Mr. Eaue CiiADWicK. 
 
 Sp« 
 
 Mr*. V 
 attended i 
 
 Stevens, 
 Miss .Ml 
 
 Kl.MA .\KI 
 The dan 
 of harvest 
 in the cohi 
 gent emeu 
 modern .\ 
 witli when 
 wa» drawl 
 lowed by 
 (repreHent 
 harvester, 
 eereaU. 
 
 YACHTI 
 
 Herald... 
 
 Mrs. 0, 
 Miss Vioi 
 Mlss Bi.a 
 Mi.rit ; M 
 
 McMtIRR, 
 
 BKArrv ; 
 Miss Lii.i 
 Phillips 
 
 Klili.VTCM. 
 
 Paok. 
 
 ,V2. 'Jnd onl. — In line 14, rrail "Said of <>iir La 
 
 Th<.i 
 
 
lo, John Drew 
 MrH. ttoiiuroft 
 i)f Kninco, 
 <filj'," Ti'iriiM. 
 likiy AixlurHoii 
 
 ,y, Mcott Inulii 
 Ciirnutn, t'lilvr 
 " SeutH i>f till) 
 t)>i-i'l)iiliiii 'I'li't' 
 li-luiilt! Neilioii 
 or, Del I'liuntt' 
 10, ill "Tim 
 L'y," MfH. Tri'c 
 
 , K. A. Sotlicrn 
 ), MrM. Keiiilnl 
 
 zio, John Hare 
 
 JVBRLBY. 
 tts. 
 
 Mus. Aktiii'ks 
 
 IKDON Cl.AHKK 
 
 Mh. I'i.uhmkk 
 
 ; MiSsC'l.AHKK 
 
 ikCi.akkk unit 
 iiiil Mk. Kkank 
 uiul Mk Hunt; 
 L'liAUWirK and 
 ^Ir. a. Smith ; 
 
 Sports and Amaa«in»nti-Cun>;nii'>f. 
 
 Mm. Vktdh Cawthra, yu«on of the Hurvi'it, 
 ntteiiiltMl liy Miss Ulivk Wai.kkh, pnt;"> uiitl Mihm 
 Stkvknm, iHigc. 
 
 Mitt MiTciiKi.i . Maiiitolia ; Mimn Kkmi'sikI Minh 
 Ki.MA AKi'iirKs, \'illikK<ii'N. 
 
 Tint ilaiiuu I'ciiruHttiittiil tlitt olil juhI ik'W iiu'tliiiilH 
 of liarvuHtiiiK. tlit' former Ix'ing tiikcii l>y tlio lailioH 
 ill tlio ooMtiiiiii! of till! likHt (H!iitiiry, the latter hy the 
 Kent emeu, who repreHeiit Miiiiitolm, iiiul liriiig i" i> 
 iiioilerii MiiHteyllarriH reajtiiig inachiiie, <leeor»teil 
 with wheat, hiiiiIIowoi'h anil poppii'D, The inachinc 
 wan drawn in hy four of the liarveHtem and wim fol- 
 lowed by four ^'''1". oariying k'"'''^"^!^' Manitoba 
 (represeiiteil hy Mihh Milchell) waH Heated on the 
 liarveHter, Biiriouiiilnd by coriiucopiaH tilled with 
 eereaU. 
 
 Y ACHTINO Mhh, Ross 
 
 Hcrahl Mr. Lkonahp McMukkav 
 
 Mrs. O. \V. MKArTvand Mr. Dinoan Coi i.siin ; 
 Miss Vioi.KT (JooDKRiiA.M and Mk. Hkiinbotiiam ; 
 Miss Hi.anc'iik Wki.i.iniiton and Mr. ,f\CK (iii.- 
 Mi.ni; Miss Aii.kkn (iooiikiuiam and .Mr. l.oriM 
 McMtJKKAV ; Miss Amv Wkkiiit and Mu. ('. W. 
 BKArrv ; Miss I.oitikTavi.or and Mr. Hakhotti.k; 
 Miss Lm.i.ik I,kk and .Mr. ('AVASAdii ; Miss I.ili.ik 
 I'aiLi.iPs and .Mb. Tkmpi.k McMi'kbuu. 
 
 Bporta and Amua«manta-C<>ariat«j. 
 
 (JAMKs Mrs. J. K. Kkrr 
 
 Herald Mr, H. H Ckonvn 
 
 KeiK'in^ Mrs. Hcmk Bi.akk, Mr. .1. H. Moss. 
 
 liiilf .Miss K. Moss, .Mr. Haroi.I) .SMirii. 
 
 l''lHhinK--.Miss .Mackk.n/.ik, Ma.ioh I.khsahd. 
 
 l"'oolball-Miss N, SrLi.ivAN, Mr. ('. Moss. 
 
 Crieket— MisH M. Monti/am iikht, Mk. P. .Man- 
 nish. 
 
 Archery— Mrh. Forkhtbr, Ma.iok Macikhiiai i.. 
 
 Hunting — Mrs. Macddi'iiai.i., Mk.Hi'mk Hi.vkk. 
 
 Kaeing Mrs. ,). K. Kkrr, Cai-t. Fork.stkh. 
 
 HUNTIN(i Mr«. Carpkntkr (Ijondoii) 
 
 Herald Mr. Kii.imuK 
 
 Miw. Oaki'Kntkr and Catt. Cari'kntkr; .Mms 
 Amy Mi'Donixkiii and Liki'T. -Ciii.. Hitciian ; Miss 
 Id THAN and .Mr. (!. ('. lillilioNs; Miss (iAKTSlloKK 
 and NIr. Adam Hkck, M.RH. ; Miss Hitciiinson 
 aiicl Mk. <i. KiciiAHDsiiN ; Miss Marshall and 
 Ma.idr a. H. .Mmitii. 
 
 Miss Hki.kn (!iiiiioN8. 
 
 HHiHLANI) .SPOUTS 48tii Higiilandkks 
 
 Herald I.IKl'T. T. UuRNSlDK 
 
 Mrs. FoRiiKS Miciiik and Ma.ior Cosnv ; .Miss 
 Kkiii and Cai'T. Koiikkison ; Miss Annik .Miciiik 
 and Cai'T. .Miciiik; Miss Mahkl I.kk and Catt. 
 Donald; .Miss Kvki.vn Cox and Likut. F, L. 
 Cosiiv ; .Miss Tayi.ok and I.ikijt. N W. tJosiiv j 
 Mis8 Mki.vin-Junks and Likut. Macdowuall ; 
 Mis.s Jean Smitu and Lieut. O. Perry. 
 
 i;i!l!ATUM. 
 
 line 14, nail "Said of Our Lady of the Snows." 
 TiKiinus Laii^'tiin 
 
 After Kiiilyard Kipling. 
 
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