The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-31


R0lfe. the two pale face fugiJiNes were
good and played lovers to POWhatan' S
daughters admirably. The quartette
which Capt. Smith, Capt ROlfe, Po-
cahontas and Laughing Star sang was
one of the features of the evening. 1t
is the first time the director Mr. Baker,
has been able to use this quartette as it
IS naru TO ind four voices to Dlend IN
the TnOdulatiOnS which are difficult
Mr.. Howard Lawrence as Black Eagle
made a tempeStuOuS Indian lover Tor
Pocahontas Mr.. julius Wedding as
Panther and Mr. Ed EDps as Medicine
Man. made much Of their small parts
Mrs. c. J. Smiths makeup was the best
seen She made a typical Indian maid
trodueed during the performance We're
greatly enjoyed and showed thorough
drilling and hard practice.
Miss Ollie O'Brien. the accompanist,
did much toward the success of the
opera
At the close of the last scene a grand
march of the chorus and dancers, num-
bering over one hundred, was given.
The chorus of Indian maidens were
Mrs. NJ. D. Henderson, Mrs Frank
Foster, Mrs. F. A Botsford, Misses
Helen Noon, Villa Rogers, F'e Waters,
Ida Stagg, Martha Bradshaw, Mabel
Quigley, Mabel Chase, Olive Knox. Lii
liam Valentine, Florence Greer, Pearl
Mcfarland, Jean Frost, Eleanor Work,
Mabel Ray Martin, Lee Redden, Santa
Waters. Perle Latham, Emma Dennis,
Margaret Bell. Ida Bergen, Emily Ell
lott. Alice Prescott, Rosamond Horton.
The chorus Of warriors and sailors
comprised Mr.. ID. D. Harding Mr.. f. ].
Gordon, Mr. j. B- Norton, MT WI. "
Riley Mr.. RI. Boyd, Nh. Clarke Daley,
Mr.. Ed S. Martin, Mr.. J. E Morgan,
Mr.. F. J. White. Mr.. w IT. Bush, MT.
Ed Epps. Mr.. F. r. Frost, Mr. Earl
Mcdowell Mr.. L. B. Nellis, Mr. D. b.
Sibiey, Mr. J. S. Newman, Mr. q. D.
Paine Mr. c. NJ. RigdOn, Mr. Ray
Stake, Mr.. =. B. Gillett, Mr.. Erie Will
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Mr.. S. x Chase, Mr.. w. H. Trap, Mr..
J. II. So1ecli.
La CicaIa dancers, Misses Florence
Dennis Mary OverhOlt Ella Thompson,
Lulu I3remerman. Mary Moore, Helen
Sharitt. Gertrude HanAla. Virgil Cain,
Alice Willard Mildred POindexter
Clara Fleishman, Bessie Tincher, Mar
garet Garvey. Mamie Mason, Julia
WellhOuse, Clara Daniels.
Little PappOoses-Mrs. H E Over
holt. chaperOn: Marion Wear, Ruth
Smith Lutte Palmer, Helen Gunther,
Lois Lindsay. Helen Charles, Jean
Rogers. AIarjory Rogers, Josephine Tice,
Jennie Mckee. Annie Laurie Hillyer,
Florence Guild. Mabel Kingsley, Edith
Young berg, Mildred kepley-
The Indian boys were in charge of
Mrs. Alice Clugston and We're George
Snyder John HOdsOn, Charles Went
worth. John ClugstOn, Clarence Went
worth, Charles Morris, Willie Mont
gomery, Dana Parkhurst, Charles Gui-
Dor, Merit HodsOn, Streight Lauck,
Louis Nesbaum, Carl Trap, Paul
Montgomery, Arthur Work, Clarence
Miller.
The Garland dance was given BY
Misses Franc Littlefeld Mary ThOmp-
son, Emma Dennis, Lottie Ranney,
Francis Moon: Mrs. H. E. Bali was
chaperon.
The Tarantella was a very graceful
dance by the following young ladies':
Misses Hila Hinckley, Dell Chamber
lain. Libbey Gregory, Mary SOmmers,
Sue Sharitt. Emile King, Edith Greg
DRY, Essie Chamberlain Eleanor Smith;
Mrs. James L. King was the chaper-
on
Mrs Frank Wear and Mrs. F. Mer-
riam were chaperons for the Old A1elo-
dies dance.
Military girls. Misses Libbie Hazlett,
Vera Low. Edna Morehouse, Georgiana
WATSON, Bessie Stewart. Mary Moon
White and Gold girls: Misses Edna
Speer. Edna AIcCIntock. Margaret Bear.
Lillian Whitelock, Norma Smith, Mabel
Knowles