Tall striking-looking girl in handsome evening gown with stockings and
slippers to match; bright velvet evening wrap with handsome fur collar.
Carries huge black ostrich fan.
She enters with great poise and assurance, displays her gown like a
manikin and exits down the center.
Bride and Her Attendants Wedding March from
“Lohengrin”
Beautiful girl in white satin bridal gown with long court train and
white tulle veil caught with orange blossoms. Carries huge shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
Attendants in organdie dresses of pastel shades; tarlatan hats to match
gown; small nosegays of pink roses.
Bridesmaids enter by twos, followed by the bride. The wedding
procession passes down the center to the end of the room, where the
bridesmaids group themselves in a semicircle around the bride. The
other performers enter and come forward to congratulate the bride. The
music changes to a march. George Washington gives the bride his arm and
together they lead everyone, performers and guests, in a grand march.
At the close of the march George Washington may make a little speech
to the guests, saying that he hopes everyone has enjoyed his party and
that they will come again next year to help him celebrate his birthday.