The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-15
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The Flower Queen.
An affair which promises to be a sue
cess aitistically and socially will be the
cantata to be given next Thursday and
Friday evening at the First Baptist
chul ch. Mrs. G. l.. Johns and Miss
Mary Riggs have charge of the affair
ami Mrs. Jack Thomas is drilling the
participants in the musical part of the
programme.
The cantata is entitled THE Flower
Queen. or the Coronation of the Rose
Miss Ida Scott was to have taken the
leading role, the Rose, but was obliged
to give it up as she will leave for Cali
fornia before the dates set.
1t is a bright little operetta with
sp. lightly choruses ard charming solos.
Children represent the various flowers
/ and :,rasshoppers and butterflies. 1t is
based upon a quarrel among the flowers
as to who really should be queen, the
queen Of course. being finally decided to
be the Rose the Queen of all the flow
ers. that ever have bloomod in forest or
| bower"
! The complete cast is as follows:
Kecluse-Justin Butler.
EOse-AIrs. Marks.
Suntower-AIss Richards
Daffcdi!-Miss Margaret Lloyd.
Mess Reese Miss Ona p. Proebstel
Pansies-Miss Selma Edward, Miss
Mamie Edwards.
Lily-Mrs. Hobbs.
Bitter root-Miss Solemsky.
| Fuschia-Miss Alice f. Price.
Dandeiion-Miss Sicily.
Touch Me- Not-Erma Taylor
! Blue Bells-Lena Whitney. Mildred
Whitney. Cora Johnson, Amy Cain.
| Grace W:ss. Bertha Rose, Genevieve
! Carlson, Ethel Cain, Ethel Giles, Una
| Casserly Ethel Laurence Teckla Orne,
| Lucy Brennan.
! Poppies-Laura Singenthaler. Ethel
Johnson: Bessie Wass, Bessie Ryker,
Edith Lloyd, Myrtle Lander, Emma
Kicker. Edna kuhnarth, Emma Laur-
| ence, Millicent Guessert, Hazel Patter-
son.
rasshoppers-Masters Donald Mac
au!ey, Clarence Laurence, Gerhardt Carl
| son.
Butterfies-Celestine Battego, Doris
Laurence. Hazel J. Wass. Myrtle Truedo.
Chorus-Misses Ona p. Proebstel Alice
L. Price. Katie Murphy, Margaret Lloyd,
Selma Edwards, Mamie Edwards, Laura
| Mills, Christine Merkle. May Solemsky,
Ida Cunningham, Jessie Cunningham,
and Lizzie Giles.
The cantata will be given under the
auspices of the Kings Sons and Daugh-
ters of the First Baptist church.
Society Personals.
Charles w. Clark returned from tin,
| east this week, his wife having arrived
a week previous. After the marriage of
viii Clark they will leave for tour OF
the world, to be absent not less than
| year.
DIR. T. ]. Murray has returned from
| the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buol and Miss B al
have gone to the Buol ranch, in the Biz
ter Root valley. to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald and Mabel
Mcdonald have gone to Sunrise to pass
the warm months.
E. l.. Whitmore has returned from a
! long visit in the east.
Mrs. J. ]. Nugent and Miss Kathleen
| Nugent have gone east to spend the
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. c. p. Hough are in the
city from Jefferson, Mo-, visiting old
| friends.
| Mrs. A. H. Barrel of Helena, who has
been visiting Mrs. Blackboard and other
| Butte friends, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Turner and
daughter have gone to Wisconsin, where
Mrs. Turner and child will pass the sum-
mer. Mr.. Turner will return in few
days.
Mrs. S. A. Landon has gone east with
her children for visit.
Mrs. E. G. Davenport and Beulah
Davenport have gone to Buffalo to visit
the exposition and visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Walker Clark, Miss Adah
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and
DR.. Renick spent last Friday. Saturday
and Sunday in the Bitter Root valley. re-
! turning to Butte Monday.
Miss Mary Pillsbury left Thursday
| afternoon for Bowling Green, KY, where
she will spend the summer with her
| parents.
| Miss Ida Scott will not leave for Cali
fornia until next Thursday.
Miss Eta Eaton and Miss Lillian
Gwynne have gone to Dillon to attend
the summer term of the State normal.
Miss Bessie German and her brother
Frank, only children of DR.. and Mrs. E..
E. German. have returned home from
Santa Rosa, Cal. returned home from
| attending school. They will pass their
vacation here.
| Mrs. A. H. Wethey has returned from
a two-weeks' visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. s. Christie and little daugh-
tiers have gone east. They will visit the
Buffalo exposition and then go to Chau-
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