Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
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GYMNASIUM LASS|ES
IN CLEVER STUNTS
Capacity House Enthusiastic Over
First Entertainment of Bust
ness Girls Class

You probably didn't know hat Har-
risburg is Just brimful of pretty girls
but of course you did, how silly! But
did you know hat scores of these same
pretty girls are expert tight rope
walkers" dumb bell artists, and folk
and novelty dancers? No? Well,
neither did anybody else until the
young women of the Young Women's
Christian Association gymnasium class
presented an entertainment last night
in the Technical high school auditor
ium. Now, next to the Presidents
Note the cleverness of these self
same girls is quite the talk of the
town.
The gym" lassies really were re-
markedly entertaining from the first
stunt. a dumb bell drill to the last,
a Midsummer Revel." One of the
most pleasing features of the evening
was a series of foil lance with the
girls in the costumes of the folk to
whom the dances are peculiar. Moon
light Caprice dancing by Marjorie
Bolles, director of the gymnasium,
and Margaret Pollock delighted the
6lg crowd.
Humor was injected into the enter
tainment by means of a Kitchen Or
chestra' under the direction of Clara
Wolf. Miss Edwards as the drummer
ess was a scream. All the girls made
music of a sort by playing on var
ious cooking utensils, such as gas
ranges, stew pans, flour s~ifters, n so
on.
+ The most elaborate part of the pro-
Crane was the Midsummer Revel,"
the closing number. Sleeping flowers
were awakened by Margaret Pollock
as Dawn; Helen Farmer n Kit
Morgan as Butterflies floating among
the flowers. broke the enchantment OF
! 10 ~ 800 . --1 - 1900 .I-av,
fragrance throughout the wooded dell;
Miss Killinger, as the Wind" swayed
the little blossoms to and fro; curious
Brownies investigated the reVel inc
then came Miss Marjorie Wall as
Night" The grace and charm OF
Miss Wall was enhanced by the flick
ering of the 'Firefiies."
Included in Cast
Those participating in the enter
tainment were:
Dumb bell drill Kit Morgan,
Elizabeth Killinger, Mabel Jones,
Pearl Condron, leila Drake, Helen
Heckert, Marjorie Wall, Bertha Tur-
ner.
Board walk - Clara Wolf. Jean
Fahrney, Elizabeth Crull, Pearl Yahn.
Irish Lilt-Christobel Fahrney, Mar
garet Turner.
Dutch dance - Margaret Dale, Ed
ma Kimmel, Martha Fleming, Ella
Delbo.
Yankee Doodle-Bertha Motter,
Martha Negley.
Vocal duet = Mrs. Cox, Miss Sea-
man,
Tight rope walkers, --latest stunts
from Europe). - Clara Wolf, Esther
Smith.
Dumb walters - Elizabeth Morgan,
Elizabeth Bausman, Daisy Kuhn, Ruth
LeVan, Annie Glass.
Solo-Mrs. Cox.
Portraits of 1850 and 1915 - Jean
Fahrney, Margaret Pollock.
Moonlight Caprice Marjorie
Bolles. Margaret Pollock.
Kitchen orchestra Directress,
Clara Wolf; cornet, b. Motter; harpist,
A. Wagner; violin, M. Lingle; tuba
Mrs. Mckinley; banjo; A. Brenneman
henchaser, f. Scholl; flute, E. Kugler;
cello. NJ. Eckman; drummeress, NJ
trombone, Mrs. Miller; bass VOL, A
Leiby; banjo, NJ. Arnold; flute, A
Luft.
Midsummer Revel-Dawn, Miss
Margaret Pollock; butterflies, Miss Kit
Morgan and Miss Farmer; roses, Miss
Grace Sigler, Miss Martha Negley,
Miss Esther Smith and Miss Heller
Hammond: wind, Miss Killinger;
brownies, Miss Glass, Miss Small and
Miss Kuhn; night, Miss Marjorie Wall;
daisies. Elizabeth Crull, Glare BashOre,
Jane Gilbert, Ruth lie Van; violets,
Mary Sigler, Mrs. r. p. Cox. Marion
Nissley, Anna Nissley; daffodils, Helen
Mauk, Mabel Long, Mabel Arnold,
Miss Snyder.
The -patronesses were Mrs. John w.
Reilly, Miss Caroline Weiss, Miss Stitt,
Miss Jennings, Miss Robinson, Miss
Eby, Mrs. Solomon Hiney, Miss Mary
Hester. Miss Roberta Orth, Miss Nan
cy Etter.
The committee included Helen
Brenneman, Helen Mauk, Margaret
Turner, Elizabeth Morgan, Elizabeth
Mabel Edwards, Helen Heckert.
Business Manager Mabel A.
Charles.
Head Ushers - Helen Brenneman
and Dorothy Morgan.
Pianist-Miss Ella Yost.
Mrs. Dana Gillespie, of Market
street, was hostess to-day for the last
meeting of the l.. D.. f. Embroidery
club.
Mrs. c. j. Kost of Camp Hill Is TAX
ing an extended trip to Cleveland and
other cities of Ohio.
Mrs. Lottie Miller, of Walnut street,
is visiting friends in Lewistown.
Mrs. Maggie Clugston, Miss Mary
Clugston of Duncannon and Miss Isa-
belle Minnich, of Mifhin, were recent
ly entertained by Mrs. H. ID. Miller in
this city.
Miss Edna Miller. 403 Walnut street
has enrolled at the Conservatory OF
Music.
Col. J.. NJ. Shenk. Lebanon, was m
the city to-day on business.
Prof. H. S. Dunmire. Lebanon, spent
the day in town.
Mrs. l. b. Dyer, Mrs. S. H.. Ben
ninger and daughter, Kathryn, Sun
bury, visited friends here yesterday.
j. w. Hartman, Carlisle, lis the guest
of Harrisburg relatives.
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