Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
DANCE PUPILS MASQUERADE
PRIZES AWARDED FOR DIS
TINCTIVE COSTUMES.
Instrumental. Vocal and Terpsichor-
can Program at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall Last Night.

There WAS riot of color and merry
hurly- bury of fancy and funny charac-
tiers at the annual masquerade ball of
the juvenile pupils of Howard Lesley
Holt last night at Carroll Institute Hall.
Parents and friends of the children
were massed around the auditorium and
plause to the little dancers and singers.
In the grand entree. which opened the
function were lads and lasses in all
sorts of garbs-mcrry widows and MeXi-
cans. cowboys and Indians. Dutch kid
dies and representations of Sis Hop
kins'' and other stage characters. soldiers
in khaki and continental uniforms and
many other representations.
The passing panorama was inspected
from the stage by the judges-Mr. and
Mrs Bouton and DIR. Chapman and Mrs.
Chapman-whO awarded the prizes to the
following: First prize. a medal. to Ger
bracelet, to Dorothy Reeder: third prize.
bracelet. TO Madeline Collins: fourth
prize. imported shawl, for most beautiful
costume. to Audrey johnson, Mexican
dancer; fifth prize. bracelet, for most
original costume. to Ethel Halter; sixth
prize, cuff buttons for most ridiculous
costume. to MIR. Rory; seventh prize. gold
pins. for hest group Dutch kiddies. to
May Mitchell and Edna Crandall
The specialties included terpsichorean
composition by Mr.. HOlt-I.a Carmen
eta, "A classical dance based on the opera
of Carmen" 1t was executed by Rose
mary Rice. with musical accompaniment
by the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Quartet. Miss Rice wore the costume of
a Spanish Senorta-
Other specially numbers were: Solo
You're Just the Boy for Me-. by little
Dorothy Began, assisted by Baby Louise
I<irsch, Elsie Breitenbach. Gladys Gruitt,
Jennie Toogood, Dorothy Reeder. Helen
Clarkson. Ida Hart. Margaret Huss. Anne
liza Susburger. Marguerite Newman.
Ethel Haller and May Vaughn; solo.
Playing Hookey" by Ed Edward i'd Pence s,,st
When "a Boy Says VIII Your and "a
Girl Says Yes " by May Vaughn and
Amelia Susberger; duet. Il Remember
You" by Helen Clarkson and Noble
Simpson; solo. I'm Longing for Some
one to Love Me- by Gladys Cruitt: solo.
..Whistle and I'll Wait for You," by Ger
trude Thompson: song. Good Evening.
Caroline" and buck and wing dancing, by
Dorothy Rceder. aged six years: duet:
"R-l-i-n-d Pig" by Gladys Cruitt and
Edward Pence. assisted by the following
little pigs: Elsie Bretenbach. Dorothy
Began, Marsaret IIuss; Helen Ciark son,
Vaughn. Jennie Toogood. Ethel Haller.
Dorothy Reeder. Noble Simpson and John
SchurtZ; a solo, Baby Doll by Madeline
Collins
The little misses who participated were
Dorothy Began, Elsie Breitenbach. Marie
Burrows Gladys Cruitt. Madeline Collins,
Louise ClarksOn. Helen Clarkson. Ger
trude ConnelI. Ida Hart, Ethel Halter.
Dorothy Huss. Margaret Huss, Gladys
Hereford. Edith Hackman. Louise Jacobs.
Edith Jacobs. Marie Knapp. Dorothy
Knapp. Louise Kirsch, Selma Katzen,
Helen Mabie. Helen Murray. May Mitchell.
Marguerite Newman, Anita Ofendinger.
Margaret Peckhram. Carmen Quesada.
Rosemary Rice. Dorothy Reeder, Gladys
Roach. Amelia Susburger. Lillian stevens.
katherine Stevenson. Martha Snyder.
Gertrude Thompson. Nellie Toogood.
Katherine Toogood. Jennie ToogoOd, Pau
line Taylor. May Vaughn. Rachel Wallace.
Ada Wallace, Mary Windsor.
The boys were Allen Burly. William
Burly, Harold BurIy. Peter Becker. Ralph
Bond Kenneth Cunningham. Carroll Cum
ningham. Norman Cotton, Max Cohencius,
Robert Farrar. Ernest Galleher. Ben
Goldsmith Earl Jones Nathan Janey, Ber-
tram Kohl. r. l.. Lewis. Harold McGrew
Edward Pence. Edwin Peckhram. Frank
Rose. Noble Simpson. John Schultz. Ray
mond Schwab. Victor Tyree Darwin Ty-
rec. Sidney Wallace. John Wallace Mel
son Wallace. Leo Wood. Fred Whitmark,
Leo Willis. Walter Walls.