Maryland As a Palatinate
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^ Accord- ing to Eddis, there was also a local pseudo-saint, St. Tamina, for whom bucks' tails were worn in caps on the first of May, and whom the frolicsome young people delighted to honor. " ^ St. Tamina had a society founded in her honor which gave balls and masquerades. The gayety and fashion of the colony centred at Annapolis. Here there were a jockey club, annual races, a South Kiver Club, with a club-house for fishing-parties and picnics, assemblies once a fort- night, and grand balls gi...ven by the governor. On the birth-night of the king and the proprietary, or to celebrate a great victory, there were general feasting and merry-making, illuminations, and processions, in which all joined, with a Punch and Judy show for the populace. Excursions down the bay were a favorite diversion. Marriages were celebrated at the house, and were succeeded by dancing, supper, and cards. ^ One of the chief features of Annapolis was the theatre. The first professional dramatic performance was given at Annapolis, and there the first theatre was built.
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^ Accord- ing to Eddis, there was also a local pseudo-saint, St. Tamina, for whom bucks' tails were worn in caps on the first of May, and whom the frolicsome young people delighted to honor. " ^ St. Tamina had a society founded in her honor which gave balls and masquerades. The gayety and fashion of the colony centred at Annapolis. Here there were a jockey club, annual races, a South Kiver Club, with a club-house for fishing-parties and picnics, assemblies once a fort- night, and grand balls gi...ven by the governor. On the birth-night of the king and the proprietary, or to celebrate a great victory, there were general feasting and merry-making, illuminations, and processions, in which all joined, with a Punch and Judy show for the populace. Excursions down the bay were a favorite diversion. Marriages were celebrated at the house, and were succeeded by dancing, supper, and cards. ^ One of the chief features of Annapolis was the theatre. The first professional dramatic performance was given at Annapolis, and there the first theatre was built.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance Lippincott to read onlineMoreLess
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