The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

A. the Seattle tAeasar, Tuesday. August
l., the young .eug.e q. Ire csty, under the
patronage Of kwsnty prominent women,
viii present feS great dramatic scenes
froza American history Ter the benefit Of
the Orphan Caisdrens Home Society.
Over 80 vii take part The scenes ar,
presented ST the climax Of dramatic inter-
est N eaea epoch and give in drama the
real life o: the time.
The sces.es are being rekearxed at the
homes Of Mrs. r. d.. Conn. Mrs. J. r.
Ronald. ssrs- Samuel L. Crawford. Mrs.
e. $. Hassli. Mrz. j. E. Mcdonald, the
Hotel Rainier. Hotel Stevens and al tia
ArmoFy. The chief characters will be ira
personatec Dy some OF the most prominent
business and professional men Of the city.
Columbia" will fix in the minds Of the
young people and children who take part
and witness the production important
epochE around which their other dates can
De PLACED. Columbia" opens with Gov.
Carver ieadlSg his little band of Pilgrims
up the stormy coast Of Cape Cod bay.
During the years since that brave band
planted their feet upon Plymouth rock
thousands have made yearly piigrimages
to that sacred spot. just that their eyes
might see. their feet touch the historic
rock Then little later the colo aisis
build their log houses and go TO house
keeping. We see an old kitchen. with
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and eighteen children, not counting the
twins IN arms. They are making pies and
churning and over in the corner a maiden
Is spinning fax Huida Miss Leora Comm
and the young man Josiah (Mr. Il v. Y.
Beam are spinning yarn fthe Old one).
regardless OF the giowering glancss OF the
genius OF the pounding barrel, spinster
az uncertain age. Then over there-but il
must be seen TO be appreciated. Mrs J. r.
Ronald has gathered her forces of young
people for the scene, Miss Mia Kelly. Miss
Cora Smith, Miss Eva Ronald Miss Helen
Crawford. Miss Ida Smith. Miss Maud
Walker. Miss Mabel Roland. Miss Sarah
Wa1ghop. Miss Settie Smith, Miss Norma
Ronald, Miss Leora Conn, Miss Marjorie
Twicheil, Miss JAMIE Brownfield, Miss
Florence Taylor. Miss Maud Cyphers, Miss
Hazel Kline Mr.. n. V. v. Bean, Mr.. j.
Elethen, Mr.. Deios Nc Donald, Mr.. Bonnie
Parker. Mr.. Bert Kelly. Mr.. Harry Kline.
Mr. Walter Kline Mr.. Willie Taylor. Mr..
Frank Garrison. Mr.. Tom Mcdonald.
Then John Alden. who viii be imperson-
ated BY Mr.. VIII insiis. and Priscilla, the
Puritan maiden, Miss Alice yinnedge. ara
the typical lovers IN the old courtship
scene over the spinning wheel
The curtain then arises upon a happy
acene-May day On Boston common In coll
onigi days. Mrs. Henry Fahrman and
Mrs. r. Cardin, the patrons. have secured
the green: Miss May Cardin. Miss Flor
ence Woodcock. Miss Leila Whittier. Miss
Cassie Thurman. Miss Grace Taylor, Miss
jamie Brownheld. Miss Oracle CallaId,
Miss Giaudine Andruss, Miss EEgeaia An
druss. Miss Ora Carroll. This over. the
young people come bounding in and. with
the absence of the old folks, dance the
''Frolic" with old-time grace and happy
hearts. Under the little white caps ara
recognized Miss Leora Conn. Miss Ethel
BagIsy. Miss Algie Mcdonald, Miss Ethel
Cardin. Miss Cora Smith. Miss Alice Fish
er. Miss Ida Smith. Miss Neffie Smith, Mr.
Edward Geary, DR.. Il. Z. BUrkhart. Mr.
Louis Cragin, Mfr Gerald Frink MIR.
Wlckiiffe Thompson, MIR Fred Hammons
Mr. Harry Wilkinson The patrons OF the
"frolie'' are Mrs F. II. Conn and Mrs. W
IL n. Green.
The Revolution of - follows, with
Washington and Ia Fawette. The nsinuet
and the great crisis Of IS Then follows
the civil war. the hospital, aEd beautiful
scene. Fcace-A Seulptcr's studio all the
ladies taking part in marble groups, with
calcium light effects In one night Au-
gust y. this will he preTentaa for rhe
orphan Chil6rens Home Society at the
Seattle theater