The evening times., 1911-08-19
Miss Hall Returns.

Miss Hall Returns.
Miss Helen Hall has returned to
take up her duties as nurse at st.
Michaels hospital after spending her
two weeks vacation at the home of
her parents in Grafton.
Dew Drop Inn"
Miss Franklin Oh Vacation.
Miss Sadie Franklin will leave this
evening for Winnipeg where she will
spend her vacation with her aunt,
Miss Elizabeth Guinan and with her
cousins, Misses Katie and Annie
Guinan.
Returned From Winnipeg.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Hayward returned
last evening from a weeks visit with
friends at Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs.
Hayward We're accompanied on their
trip by Mr.. Heyward's brother, Supt.
River. Supt. Hayward left them at
Grafton and went to their home at
Park River.
To See Chauncey Olcott.
town are coming In Monday to see
Chauncey Olcott at the Metropolitan
in "Macushla." Among them will be
John Murphy and party OF six from
Reynolds. Mr.. McLain with party
Of four from Gilby and Miss Lillian
O'Brien OF Langdon.
Opening OF Schools.
Only two weeks now remain before
the opening of the various schools OF
the city. The summer sojourners at
the lakes and summer resorts are be-
ginning to come back to their city
homes to be in readiness for this oc-
casion. The opening of the university
and OF Wesley college. little later,
will bring number of young people
into the city to enjoy the festivities
OF the winter. There will also be an
exodus OF number of the young
people, who are attending the eastern
schools and colleges, who will begin
leaving the city about the first of
September and a number of social
affairs will be given in honor of
these departing young people. When
the summer sojourners are back in
their city homes, the festivities of
the winter will commence.
Handsome Party.
a reproduction Of Shakespeare's
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" was
given last evening on the lawns be-
tween the DR.. Thomas and Professor
j. Nelson Kelly homes by their chill
dren assisted by few of their friends.
The Japanese lanterns which were
hung about the lawn together with
the foliage and flowers made the place
seem fitting scene for this play. The
programs in the shape of the Horn
OF Oberon, the Fairy King" were the
work of Miss Elizabeth Kelly and
were exceedingly pretty. The old
German story The Fairy Lorn' was
adopted and woven into this old play
by Miss Elizabeth Kelly. After the
play a most delicious luncheon was
served by Mrs. Thomas at the Thomas
home. The following is the program
and personnel of the actors:
Act I.
Scene I. Titania's Palace.
Scene II. Stella Rosa's home.
Act II.
Scene l. Oberon's Palace.
Scene II. Village Walden.
Scene III. Forest.
Act. III.
Scene l. Forest.
Scene II. Hans home.
Scene III. Village Walden.
Act w.
Scene l. Titanias Palace.
Scene II. Forest.
Cast Of Characters.
Titania, the fairy queen. .
.................. Mary Thomas
Oberon, the fairy king. John Kelly
Mother Gertrude, Christoph's fan
Gee ................ Elizabeth Kelly
Christoph, Gertrude's lover. ...
................... Cleo Whalen
Hans, the foresters son.
Eleanor Kelly
stalla Rosa, Titania's god-daugh-
ter ....-............ Florence Reid
Flight, the rose fairy. Julia Thomas
Puck, one of Oberon's fairies.
.................. Doris Payne
Marie. the forester's daughter. 80.
Mary Thomas
Mr.. Wallace, the forester. John Kell,
Stalla Rosa's mother. er.
................... Elizabeth Kelly
Byzantine. the water lily fairy ....
| .............. Elizabeth Thomas
Fritz, an inhabitant of Walden. ....
................... Cecil Holton
Giebel, a peddler. Florence Rei6
Old Lady, inhabitant of Walden. 80.
................... Elizabeth Kelly
Stiefel. cobbler. John Kell,
Gossamer. the sweet pea fairy. 600.
Observation-Disclosures. Cecil Holtor
Light Wing. the morning glory fairy
Eleanor Kelly
Nimble Wit. the daffy down dilly
fairy ............ Margaret Thoma!
Village girls. Doris Payne Julis
Thomas, Eleanor Kelly, Elizabeth
Thomas and Margaret Thomas.
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