Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-03
PROGRAM IN FULL
FOR GYM CLASSES
Business Girls Entertainment
Friday Evening Comprises
Many Clever Stunts

Dancing, songs, drills in infinite va
riety, will feature the entertainment
of the business girls classes of tn,
| Y. w. c. A. Friday evening in thu
Chestnut Street Auditorium. under the
| direction of Miss Marjorie Bolles. tn,
| physical director; Miss Ella Yost plan,
list, and Miss Mabel A. Charles. tn,
business manager. The program ir
| full will include:
Wand drill. Alice Burlington, Irene
| Burns, Miriam Brown, Mary Mckee
Mary Miller, Bertha Turner, Helen
Farmer, Elizabeth Killinger, Edna
kimmel. Margaret Pollock, Esther
Smith and Mabel Thorn; hobo quartet
Mabel Edwards, Sue Kurzenknabe
Ethel Horn and Dorothy Helman;
1750-1916 characters; the portrait OF
a Colonial belle, 1850, c. Wynne Cas-
sci; the portrait of an up-to-date
beauty. 1916, Margaret Pollock; ma
rionettes, Carrie Lindley, Elizabeth
Garner, Martha Beck and Margaret
Turner.
The Enchanted Doll Shop"-Song,
'"Toyland;" keeper Mabel A. Charles;
shop boy, Clara Wolfe; dolls, sailor,
Edna Kimmel; infant, Helen Wallis;
Jack-in-the-B Box. Elizabeth Morgan; In
dians. Mabel Burlington, Miriam Brown,
Annie Gardner, Edna Garraty, Julia
Washburn, Edith Lichtenwalmer, Sara
Wood and Anne Murray; prima donna,
Ethel Horn; Schoenhut doll, Anna
Nissley; Teddy bears, Ida Marcus
and Dolores Segelbaum; brownies,
Anna Glass and Marion Nissley;
French doll, Margaret Pollock; Japa-
nese dolls. Irene Burns, Mrs. George
Rouch, Mrs. Guy Booda. Helen Laucks,
Mrs. Kuntz. Ellen Reeves, Ruth
Wykoff and Jacobina Maeyer; Quaker
doll EQfhnr WVkn6- enldiarC Eliza =
beth Killinger, captain, Dorothy Hell
man, Rachael Staples, Sus Long and
Mabel Backenstoss; policeman, Anna
Harris; Tom Thumb and wife. Eliza
beth Myers and Honey Wolfe; Topsy,
Elizabeth Workman; fairies, Mary
Wilmer and Esther Smith; orphan
doll. Miss Marjorie E. Bolles; buyers,
society ladies'. Marjorie Wall and E
Manon Lingle: athletic girls, Helen
Farmer and Mary Miller; President
Wilson, Sue Kurzenknabe; suffragette
Edna Kimmel; farmer and wife, Ber-
tha E. Motter and Helen Mauk; "The
Man." Bertha Turner.
Kitchen Orchestra Plays
This celebrated organization has
been heard in Harrisburg once before
and 1t is acknowledged to have nc
peer in it's musical specfalties. The
personnel includes: Leader (Mrs
Sousa), Clara Wolfe; soloist. Bertha
E. Motter; drummeress. Mabel Ed.
wards; harpist, Mabel A. Charles;
trombone, Jane Gilbert; French horns
Martha Beck. Mary Mumma, Ruth
Ulsh and Alva Shoop; grind organ
Elizabeth Bender; bagpipe, Mabe
Arnold; banjo. Francis Haar; cello
Mabel Thorn; violins, Lena Schiffman
Ora Lichtenberger and Marguerite
Witmyer: banjos: Mrs. Booda and Mrs
Rouch; harmonfca, Jennie Mumma
cornet, Mabel Leidigh chimes, Heller
Mauk; mandolin, Mrs. Kellog; banjo
Glare Bashore; gas horn, Mrs. McGin-
ley; trombone, Mrs. Adams; clario.
nettes. Martha Fireman and Ida Mar.
Gus.
Song. Hello. Frisco" c. Wynne Cas-.
sci and Margaret Turner; Greek bal
dance, Helen Farmer, Margaret Pol
lock, Mary Wilmer, Helen Wallis. Eliz
abeth Morgan. Elizabeth Killinger
Bertha Turner and Clara Wolfe; sont
and dance skit, Marjorie Wall ant
Jacobina Maeyer; finale.