The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
NUSUAL INTEREST IN ANNUAL DISPLAY
 DE GUILTY SCHOOL
Young People Entertain With Pretty Figures,
 Gracefully Executed.

Interesting and unusual was the am nuaI exhibition last evening of Quilty's s School of Dancing held in the Colon 1aI ball room. Hundreds of parents in the program attended the attractive affair and manifested their interest in the work of the young people by hearty and repeated applause.
 The two tiniest members of the class were Dorothy Devine and Ken neth Lund. who Joined in all the mum bers with enthusiasm, their babyish dancing provoking much amusement.
 The work of the class members was unifofm and graceful while the aesthetic and classic dances were giv- en with that artistic spirit which is so necessary for their success. It was evident that the essentials of the art had been thoroughly irnbued in the young people.
 The program was opened with three ball room dances by the class in working costume of middy bIouses and black silk accordion pleated skirts. The Fox Trot, Lulu Fada and Highland Schotttsche were illustrated.
 Then came the tsport de bras" an Illustration of graceful arm move ments, which was followed by dra- matic posings and 4calisthenics.
 The second part of the program which included aesthetic interpretive, classic, stage, folk, national, deIsarte and step dancing was opened with the Pavlows Gavotte by the young mem bers of the class in fancy dress cos- tunes. These were Charles Bowers, F1orintine Burns, Ella Tingard, Edna Orvis, Katherine Guilty, Dorothy Wolfe, Catherine Han1ey, Grace Crowley, Catharine Murphy, Dorothy PheIan, Gertrude AIbertson, Ruth Si- mondson. Elvira Schoenfeldt.
 The Little Fairy Dance in which tiny Katherine Guilty was the soloist assisted by a ballet Of Il other small girls was most charming. Little Miss Guilty with her, dainty costume and airy wings was indeed a fairylike creature as she gracefully executed the various intricate steps. The bal let consisted of Margarete Grotz, Hell en O'Reilly, Mazda Nelson, Alice and Theresa Halpin, Georgia. Mills, Dor othy Phelan, Ruth Simondson, Lillian Powers. Huma Bennett, Dorothy De- vine.
 Six boys in Chinese costumes of black and yellow and wearing long pig-tails, went through a most anus ling dancing which included the mo- , tfons of washing and ironing and of work peculiar to the Chinaman. The members of this group included. Donald Bennett Kenneth Cassidy. Edwin and Cornelius Schultheise, Kenneth Lund, Charles Bowers Miss Gatharine Hanley lead the bal let which included Anna HaIpin, Elm fly Thorme and the advanced class in the ballet from Faust The partic- fpants in this delightful number were goWned in bright red costumes The Newsboys Trio. which was giv- en by request. was one of the most apppIauded numbers of the program The three young men dressed as news boys, and each carrying an armful of Farmers, opened their dance with a game of marbles from which they went into various interesting steps. The trio was composed of Schultheise, EMeCutcheon and SchuItheise
 The advanced class next produced the Gondoliers, with Spanish tamb bour- inc and castinet, which also was given by request. The members of the class wore the regulation Spanish dancing girl costume in this number.
 Next on the program were the folk