Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-24

briel. assisted by chorus of the sma'.-
err children. The pantomime dance
was participated in by the Misses
Katherine McEniry, Nina Streckfu;
Elizabeth Maucker, Amy Buckley
Marie Beecher, Helen Spencer, Rather
inc Staudahar. Janet Morrison, Anna
List, Margaret DeKeyser, Cora Emery
Katherine Dolly, and Beth Emery ami
was followed by a tamborine drill and
dance in which the following par
ticipated: The Misses Luella Jones
Margaret Durnin, Mary Wall Elizabeth
Craig. Marie Blackburn, Emily Boyl-
ston, Irene Beacon. Mae Higgins, Edna
Burke. Agnes Maucker, Marguerite
Potter, Julia McIlvain, Florence Me-
Comb Sadie Ceiling. Florence Sher-
rick, Marie Purcell, Dorothy Simpson,
Juanita Willard Marie wicker Bessie
McEniry Marie Cain, and Dorothy
Arndt.
The members of the chorus assisting
Miss Zumbriel in the sketch of Five
Minutes in Holland" were dressed il:
appropriate costumes, including wood
en- shoes They were Misses Marie
Beecher. Elizabeth Marker, Helen
Spencer, Marie O'Brien, Katherine
Staudahar, Katherine Nessler, Helen
LaVelle, Eileen Reeves, Janet Morri'
son. Regina DeDonker, Marie Bertel
sen, Henrietta Bertelsen. Geneviev1
Staudahar, Anna Fries Robinson
Katherine Dolly, Mary Staudahar, Mary
Kelly, Ivy Burt. Edna Ohlweiler, Mar
garet Wardell, Grace LaVelle, Rather
inc McEniry, Nina Streckfus. Marguer
tie DeKeyser. Amy Buckley, Anna List
and Cora Knight.
| The Butterfly chorus supporting tn;
solo dance given by Miss Dorothy
Simpson, was composed of the Misses
ILuella Jones. Mary Wall, Margaret
Durnin Marie Blackburn. Irene Bea
com. Bessie Moss. Marie Cain, Marie
Zwicker, Juanita Willard, and Bess;'
McEniry.
| The Special Numbers.
The numbers by Newman Jones am
Miss Zumbriel were prominent in th'
program of the evening, and both =
ceived much well merited applause
Master Jones has sweet sopran
voice, and in the two solos and the en-
core numbers he gave. he won tn
Iaudience completely. Miss Zumbriel
character song and artistic dance con
stituted a feature of this part of tn
program.
| CnneIndes With Seminary PIHN.
The closing part of the program, tn
one act comedy, "A Case of Susper
sion,'' seminary play, proved fittin
conclusion TO the entertainment. A
the last moment, DR.. r. NJ. Pearce
who was to have taken the leadi
comedy part, was compelled to wit
draw on account of bereavement i
his family, and Charles ImhOf took tn
part in his stead Though not tho
Oughly familiar with the character NJ
Imhof carried it out in a manner ths
made pleasing impression, the youn
people in the various other roles ais
acquitting themselves creditably. TIL
play depicted a lark of the students
a young ladies seminary and unde
graduates of college nearby, planno
with the assistance of the maid. Katl
leen, and Mike, the seminary MAJ
The fun is interrupted by Professc
EdgertOn of the college. but he vii
the matrOn of the seminary, as well q
Mike and Kathleen. is finally draw
, into the merry making. and partic
pates in the lark of the pupils.
The cast of characters follows:
YOUNG LADIES OF THE SEM
NARY.
= Dorothy ....-..........M Mary SimpSC
Alice ..........E vangeline Caste
: Mildred ............... julia Mcllva
I Jean Teresa HerlitZl
5 UNDER GRADUATES OF A co
Y LEGE NEAR BY.
Tom Will Trimb
JACK ElDert Dc
l. | Harold Lee DaV
r MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
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