Evening journal., 1915-06-14
.ENTERTAINS AMID
FRAGRANT BOWERS
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lens and the bowers of shrubbery and

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dens and the bowers of shrubbery and
trees.
Supper was served by Holland Of
Philadelphia. at small tables in the
sunken garden around the open air ltal-
ian theatre.
A surprise came when tn guests
had finished their supper. BY an
unsual lighting effect, their atten-
tion was attracted to the far off trees
beyond the beautiful tile stage. There
could be seen the dancing figures Of
young girls in their Spring Frolic, -
playing with branches of blossoms
and balloons of iridescent hue that
gave a fantastic effect II was a
most bewitching scene. the girls final
" skipping their way to the stage.
This dance was danced by Mrs.
Florence Fleming Noyes' pupils, all
we'll known classic dancers. The next
number was a pantomime, the part Of
the Fawn being taken by Thomas
Powers, of New York. who with the
Satyr and Nymph played a most
charming skit full of imagination.
The Nymph and Fawn did some Bac-
cahnalia dances TO the beats of a
drum. and their Joy was interrupted
by the Satyr's tricks to get them
apart The story centered around
red and white poppies, the red being
/ poisonous and the white being love
She finally eats the red and dies to
the distress of the Fawn and delight
of the Satyr. It was a beautiful
pantomime of the wood spirit Ella
Neely was the Nymph and William
Heistand the Satyr.
Following this were five or sil
other numbers. A duet by Miss Rutl
Cramer and Sylvia Browley, clad ii
mushroom gray frocks. was rhythmic
dance Of grace and beauty. Thei
there was a pretty dance by Florenc
Fleming Noyes' girls expressing vic
tory with flaming scarfs.
'Then a country dance was given b.
Thomas Powers and Miss Jane
Jackson. of this city. She was give
an ovation. The dance was muc
admired on account of the countr
and Youthful spirit of JOY and freedor
pervading il. Their costumes wer
of rustic brownish color and tattere
and worn. Their graceful skippin
. or romping and abandon was full
romance and beauty, and Miss Jackso
and Mr.. Powers won well-earne
. plaudits. The next was a solo dane
!. by Hnda CARING, Of New York.
was followed by another dance
unusual beauty, in which the ric
costumes of plum and grape shade
; we're worn by the girls, Misses jan
y Jackson. Ruth Cramer and SylY
crowley. who appeared with owe
laden baskets of grapes on .he
q heads. The stately measure and e
e plicit coloring made this dance un
e cue as we'll as highly artistic al
is graceful.
IS Following this Mrs. Moves gir
IA danced to slow waltz time. makil
le freize pictures until as finale, mu
al To the surprise of all. nine beautii
fountains began to throw spray oV
H. tho statursuue figures of the cir
s. as the lights faded away. ana I
IN conclusion of a rare and beautil
ar program came in darkness.
,h Last year Miss Jackson engag
Y. a troupe of dancers that danced
Ii old fashioned dances at the gard
party, and this year the dances We
of even more enjoyed in their clas
es beauty and grace. Endeavor v
80 made by Miss Jackson to secure
i'd most fitting and beautiful dancers a
Ter dances, and all agreed that IN I
IN. she had assisted Mr.. dupont wond
nj fully.