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Submitted by Christine Gorman

From the Daily Examiner, Feb. 6, 1892.

CRAPAUD CARNIVAL

The Carnival at Victoria Friday night last was a great success financially and otherwise. The storm the night previous prevented a great many from attending. The Summerside - and discoursed sweet music, and they deserved credit for coming through the almost impassable state of the roads. The committee of management did all in their power to make the evening pass agreeably and pleasantly, and we believe everyone was satisfied with the evening's sport.

Following is a list of the costumes:

LADIES

Ada Clark, Ada Lord - Quaker Ladies	Katie McLean - Poppies
Jessie Clark - Margery	Laura Crossman - Cherry Ripe
Maud Rogerson - Acadian girl	Annie Brien - Maud Muller
Olive Hudson - Spanish Girl	Bertie Leard - Shawl Girl
Vera Lea, Granville Lord, Birdie Myers - Faith, Hope, and Charity	Minnie Lea, Laura McQuarrie - Pens, Ink and Paper
Annie Lord - Summer	Mrs. W. McQuarrie - Not all Gold that Glitters
Ella May Simmons - Lawn Tennis	Mrs. Chas. Straight - Tea Advertiser

 

GENTLEMEN

Allie McLean - Allen Dhu	A. S. Urquhart - Hockey Club
Harry Clark - Cow Boy	Arthur Clark - Midshipman
Fred Clark - Indian Chief	Willie Clark - Free and Easy
Roy Lea - Biddy O'Slime	Arthur Doyle - African Chief
Bert McCaul - Little Joker	Bradford Birch - Diamond Dyes
Milton Schurman - Blacksmith	John Wonnacott - Robbie Burns
F. A. Lefurgey, W. S. Clark - Electric Lights	John Lea - Snow Shoer
John Campbell - Stripes	Albert Rogers - Go Easy
C. F. Collett - Russian Prince	Charles Snow - Forrester
Spurgeon Francis - Rob Roy	R. H. L. Clark - Colored Boy
Clark - Jesse James	Charles Leard - Very Heavy
Seymour Myers, George Holmes - Clowns	Wesley Snow - Go-as-you-Please
Robbie Leard - Cinderella	C. Straight - Jolly Tar
Walter Lea - Student	Aaron Collett - Don't Know What
W. S. Lea - Cricketer	Thomas Stordy - African Soldier
Russell Wright - Cabin Boy	C. McVittie - Baseball.
Clarence Meyers - Quarter Master.