Fergus County argus., 1902-02-12
A Large Crowd Attended the cehool
Entertainment on Last Fri
day Evening.
EVERYBODY WAS PLEASED
The Children Gave an Excellent Show
Which Was Enthusiastically Re-
ceived by Those Present.

last frludy evening was eNcellent ana
the large audience which had con-
gregated in Culver's hall to witness
the performance did not hesitate to
show their appreciation and apprecia-
ton of the first-class work accom-
plished by the little ones.
The opening chorus by twenty of
the children was we'll and harmonious
ly rendered, while the imitation of the
Brownies at play, given by the Brow
ME Band. gained a hearty round of
applause.
ITO the Woods Away" by the en-
tire chorus. was good. while "The
Little Baby Birds, by Mabel Mahana,
was a charming little ditty. A song
entitled Sweet Butterflies" by quin-
tet of the children was vociferously
applauded, as was the "Gipsy" chorus
by a number of appropriately dressed
little ones.
THE Wood Nymphs," by Genevive
Burke, Willie Deaton and Henrietta
Pick. was very pretty production
and was followed by the Fairy Prin
CESS" which was handled very pret
tily by Isabelle Burke. The two solos
and chorus, "The Brownie Band" and
The Flower Song" were excellent
while John Morase and Clyde Scove
manufactured lots of fun by their rep
resentation of Billy Big Eye and Tom
my Long Wing.
Little Wee-Wees," by seven wee
singers, was enthusiastically received
I'm a Brownie by Frank Johns
was given with a thorough under
standing of the part.
"The Fairy's Lullaby" by Celestis
Jamme, was charming, and the enter
tainment was brought to close b!
three well sung productions by thu
chorus.
The program was as follows:
) The Brownie Band.
1. Opening chorus by the following
Verne Cook. Helen Chandler, Pear
d. Mason, Constance Darrow, Stella Su
prenant. Vivian st. Clair. Anna Polly
Hazel Fitzhugh. Gladys Tullock, Zet
=, Norman. Marguerite Cross, Mari
}, Cheadle. Mercy McLachlan, Berth
Fitzhugh. Elizabeth Won Tobel, Gle
Deaton. Ruth Winters, May Cornell
. Octa Butler, Nathalie Smith, RGche
Schneider, Isabella Berkin, Magori
Williams. Lulu Haggerty and Kat
Tullock.
3. The Brownies at play-Fran
f Van Dusen, Leigh Sullivan. Georg
: Bertrand, Earl McGinnis. Willie Wit
u deman, Claude Polly, Herman Kip,
. Freddie Briggs, Milo Busenburg, Jal
Day. Van Barnes, Dove Kicks, Si'
ney Cort, John Laux and David Wai
ner.
!. 4. Chorus, ITO the Woods Away
!. 5. Solo,. "The Little Baby Birds
. Mabel Mahana.
. 6. Song, Sweet Butterflies" Ma
!. guerite Morase, Patience Eldridge, A
a ice Folmsbee. Eloise Smith and Carr
Cook.
z. Solo, Gypsy Girls Are We" E
tella Woods, Jennie Anderson. Haz
Akeley, Ruth Luton. Eleanor Jackso
Audry Mclaughlin, Minnie Hopl.in
D Irene Frame, Alice CORNELL and Gla
y US Winters.
J. s. Song, THE Wood Nymphs," Ge
evive Burke, Willie Deaton and He
rietta Pick.
0. Solo, Lost in the Woods Is
y !, bel Burke
10. Solo and chorus. "The Brown
Band"
IL. Solo and Chorus, "The Flow
of Song"
Id ~. "The Fairy Princess HEX
I'd Pick.
u 13. Duet, Billy Big Eye and Tol
,e my Long Wing, John Morase al
Clyde Scovel.
IA. Song, Little Wce-Weos," Ro
bic Fitzhugh. Constance Chcadle. lie
Butler, Ralph Winters. Phcbe Kin
OF Sheridan st. Clair and Ned Cheadl
NJ Is. Solo. I'm a Brownie" FraI
IN Johns.
IN 16. Solo, THE Fairy's Lullaby
10 Celestia Jamme.
=" II. "The Brownies Chain" choru
or IS. Opening OF the Lille"
n 10. Song, Home Again full oh
ea rus.
'' The entertainment was well gott'
nv up and carried out in comprehensi'
manner; there was not the sllghte
We hitch during the whole performan
- which lasted in the neighborhood
an hour. Though the audience won
have undoubtedly enjoyed a long
performance. yet the management
an to be congratulated on the fact tn
81 Il was arranged so that the chlldr
@ 'e' were not detained in the hall till la
Nh hour.
at The entertainment was also fina
cially a success, as sl25.70 was TAX
in and after paying all expenses b
ance of 800 was left. part of whlC
S65, was used to pay the debt on {
piano. and s35 being placed to t
credit of the school I'm the bank.