The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

r,rnl Tlalning aud Jealous prae
Many Of the Figures Done IN
pulg@s
m euihusiaslic aud accom-
ttnms u Young dancers has
.tsrpI 10 Rfatllebofo FOR a
ANN assembled IN Festival
E5isy evening. the event being
1000 INCEPTION given by l..
.snrinr classes for children.
y ,,s.ask until 1880 nearly 400
f.ltl ihe gallery and We're
- about the hail watching the
.,sr. al ihr masters aud misses
~. n are from q 20 ID years.
80 showed not only careful
NM uI,on she part of Mr.. Wales
isrut amount Of practice aud
agfA UPON the part of the boys
glils, .,.t =, 81. n,si.
NJ. orchestra the grand march
II va, led by Master Howard
~, and Miss Evelyn Fisher.
!, Tie march were. Misses
RI Kpowltun, Beatrice Ninton,
aiI,b Hamilton. Bessie Bclden,
'.ts,b griffin, Violet johnson,
n iebn.ou. Ncsta Proctor, Flea
clsy. Dorothy Hubbard, Evelyn
Ind EVELYN Fisher, Chrlstabei
INN Madeline Collins, Ruth vii
io8l.e Matte. Elizabeth Spencer,
q, ,;mfam, Dorothy GRAHAM, Leila
,.op Louise Pierce, Elmer
.r Louise Brockington, Jeanette
N Rnby Upham. Luclla Barrett,
,Isna Thomas, Ruth Stoweli, lnez
1Sel Leila Knapp, Alice Richard
Marjorie Waterman, Sylvia Cros'
Charlotte lildreth and Masters
=, sr.neer Raymond Pierce, Fran
Nichols. lIadley Gibson, Ernest
Nan Fletcher Barrows, Richard
,Tbsrlain. RAYMOND Collins, James
won Hugh Stowell. Ralph Root,
nm Montgomery, Gordon Mack
Mon Randall aud Hayden Randall.
M class program opened with a
Wilton Two Step embracing the main
,,p,es Of the old.fashioned English
I,iGop which is really the correct
nee Of this sort. All of the young
AZ. anticipating in the grand march
II part in the cotillion. Following
IA Of the eight numbers on the class
Oram a fancy figure was given.
frs, of the fancy dances was a
IN dance exercise participated in
al al the girls in the grand march.
h. exercise was given TO show the
nee Of movement possible through
|oyemept of arms and body and was
(upliment TO not only teacher but
ms as well. The many intricate
(tp were warmly applauded.
SPANISH dances are in vogue this
|ar and the second figure on the pro.
Fsn was a Spanish Circle. The
rtle was formed by both girls and
b.. and the march suddenly changed
waltz time showing the uniformity
class work. The fancy figure fol.
wing the Spanish circle was entered
,he program as School Days: In
ID figure were Ruth johnson, Vesta
hector Dorothy Hubbard, Christabel
anlton, Evelyn Cleveland, Eliza
sh Spencer, Marjorie Waterman,
hsrena Thomas, Charlotte Hildreth,
bella Barrett, Eleanor Clay, Leila
tOmpsOn, Susan Graham, Dorothy
rattan, Ruby Upham and Ruth
iller. These were costumed in long.
|seved aprons and poke bonnets, and
tth carried a slate on a cord about
u neck, Entering to waltz time they
ng School Days, following which
ey did waltz step and executed
yeTa intricate movements. me
usc then changed to polka and a
playground dance was given. Here the
aneers formed in a circle and every
her one dropped to her knees.
lille those on their feet executed
lka and beat time with pencils upon
ftr states those upon their knees
30 kept time with slate and pencil.
|Ilt was made from the floor with
Eel and toe polka. This figure drew
(neh applause.
The third figure, a Lanciers, was
anticipated in by the whole school
ld not one word of prompting was
Feken. The fancy figure following
Be quadrille was scarf dance. This
as one of the spectacular features
the evening. Those taking part
lHe Mildred Knowlton, Beatrice
nton, Ruby Upham, Elizabeth Ham
ton, Bessie Belden, Ruth Wilder,
Alabeth Griffin, Violet johnson,
ouse Brockington, jeanette Smith,
l9 Stowell, Alice Richardson, Leila
lapp, Madeline Collins, Louise
Free and Louise Waite. The dancers
ane upon the floor to the music OF
tGs'ep, some wearing green and Others
lk scarfs After several different
% pretty groupings Beatrice Vinton
the queen was entwined with the
nerent COlored scarfs after the man
Of winding a Maypole. The music
fh changed to waltz time and some
a'eedlngy intricate and pretty Span
a. movements were executed. Then
Moved Spanish barn dance, combi-
aLo1 Of polka and Spanish slide partic..
asd In by the whole school, as were all
u sAe hgures upon the class program
70 "a me exception of fancy figures.
n pallols in Port was the title of fancy
safe BY Ernest Gibson, Hadley Glib.
y Porter Spencer, Raymond Pierce,
nN1eF Barrows, James Marion, Hay. |
~. randall. Clayton Randall, Ralph |
n.y. v5 harry IaI Montgomery, Leila Knapp,
wy Upham, Esther Rogers, Luella
t,i1ellt, lnez Stowell, Eleanor Clay.
u %aug M Collins, Louise Brockington
~ NUN stOwell, The dancers enter
s, dressed in sailor costume, the boys
sSafag Swagger suits Of white trim
r Il WIN y blue. The girls wore jaunty
~ ~, o. white and blue suggestive OF
,s Uggery Several steps of an intri-
~ nature were executed and the fig
n. Slosed with the tying of a rope
III lFA th was 9 loudly applauded. Prob
tIu The hit of the evening if such
t trlas could be said after one had
prl SSsea the entire program. The
'a aaaist Drought the dancers back and
im prpIg upon the floor they grouped
iS SstiVes while little Miss Evelyn
Jas JAIL r. hrst year pupil, costumed as
N 1. lar executed Sailors horn-pipe
, ueN the widest sort of applause
NJ required an encore.
IA F ~ opening of the Rose by Char
ETds, inOmas, Ruby Upham, Ruth
hal i'' an. and Evelyn Fisher was an orr
simo oS9neceeptlon of Mr.. Wales. who
sntu the eoetunoc p,o,n NV the |